Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-30

The union justice ticket is as follows
W. II. Nichols, John B. Goodrich, {. 5
Hall, y. l.. Boyden, A. q. Wheeler, James
Hutchinson, j. b. Wells, j. B. Adams, J
A. Fowler, E. ;. Hall, A. p. Paine, w. l.
Hebard.
AFRO J. Boyce, whose place at East Rox-
bury was burned recently, has purchased
for 2, $50 the A. A. Sanford place on
Central street and will take possession
after Oct LIST. Mr.. Sanford will probably
occupy the j. ID. Wheeler place.
The celebrated Brookfeld SANDER cast
OF Kidder VS.. Bacon, in which a county
court verdict was given the plaintiff for
81 ,26s, will go back 10 that court again,
tine supreme court having on Tuesday re.
versed the decision and granted a new
trial.
The Flint lot is being cleared prepara-
tory TO the beginning OF work on the new
house for Mrs. E. ID. Strong. The exterior
will be largely OF cobble stone. w. b.
Wall and j. NJ. Holman have been in Bur-
lington ana Barre this week selecting
material.
As DR.. Russlow was driving down the
hill near the Burt watering trough Mon.
day night be dropped bis lantern and
while he went back to pick Il up the
horse backed over the embankment,
smashing the buggy. Eddie Greene,
who was In IL, was not hurt.
A golf team from the Center consisting
OF E. A. Partridge, 7. s., Forts and Wall
lace Allis, and one from here including n /.
F. and ;. r. Mouiton, h. b. Mcintyre, W
Z. KIM ball W. ID. Chandlerl, have re-
Gently finished series OF games played in
part at the Center and in part here, which
resulted about even.
Cards were sent out last week announe-
Ing the nuptials OF Miss Clara A. Dubois
and Mr.. Homer b. Bell. The wedding is
to be at the Baptist church Thursday
evening, September 9th, followed by a
reception at the home OF VIM. II. Du-
Bots, to which the relatives and immedi-
ate friends are invited.
The railroad commission has decided, in
the dispute between the Central Vermont
railway and local drovers respecting ship.
ping charges, that the company should
make three stops after the first without
any charge and = for more stops. As vet,
the road has Dot complied with the rul.
ing and there is no law TO compel it to.
The noon express Monday arrived an
hour late, with the cowcatcher missing
ana two ot-boxes. The engine had
struck log that had got stuck in cross.
ing the track on team near Bolton. The
log was snapped In two, wrecking the
cowcatcher, but providentislly not de-
railing the engine. The engineer and
fireman jumped, the former receiving
quite serious injuries.
Posters are out announcing the second
minstrel entertainment TO be given by
the Randolph Musical association al Du.
Bots 4 Gays hall next Wednesday even
ing. The Randolph orchestra. ten pieces,
Will furnish music. There will be a min.
strel first part and vaudeville, with new
songs, stories and local hits. A cake walk
and animated song sheet will be features.
Curtain rises at Sis.
With good weather, a big crowd is an.
ticipated at the grand Republican rally
here Friday afternoon. A new campaign
flag will be raised, with speaking after
wards at the school house yard by Con.
gresham Powers, ex-Mayor Gordon of
Barre and Col. +. l.. Greene OF 81. Adams.
all first-ciass campaign orators. Geo. NJ.
kempton Will give campaign songs and
the band will be in attendance.
The lecture course com mittee has ar.
ranged for series OF entertainments the
coming winter that will be given il the
usual support is accorded. There will be
seven entertainments this year instead OF
six, with no increase in the price OF sea
son tickets. The full program will be Civ
IN little later, when dates are cefin!felg
IL
psted. A canvass will be made for season
tickets soon.
The town schools begin next Tuesdav
the training school, which be.
gan last Tuesday. The teachers are: So.
Randolph, Stella Vincent; East Randolph.
Jennie Hodges and Nellie WEIGH. 10
Randolph, Bessie Holden; Noah CLARK
Harriet Leighton; Brick, mo 14), Emma
Moses; Iamson, Mabel Wadleigh: Brock.
way, Nina Battles; Seymour, Josephine
Hodges; training school, Misses Good
'ich and Paige; Blaisdell, Dana Deering.
The death of John r. Dageett occurred
srly Friday morning at he home OF 1 :
base. he was s6 years old and the cause
u death is given as old age. Mr.. Dag.
'ett's home was in Neponset, Mass. b1t
or many years be has been an annual /
ummer visitor here. His last active EN-. !
'loyment was as cement manufsctprer
lie leaves two sons, John and William
nd daughter, Mrs. l. S. Chase. Rev. w, /
l. Chioley offered prayer at the house |
Rturoay morning and the remains were /
AIKEN TO Neponset for funeral Sunday and |
urial. Mr.. and Mrs. Chase ACCOMPANIED 1
hem.
Albert Eckert ChsDdler, Ernest seelmsn
nd Arthur Newton OF New York arrived 1
undsy morning for a short stay and Tor
Anticipation in the tennis tonrpament
Stub is looking fine and is Just he Sc me
oy as be was before he received so much
office as a long-distance runner. he
avs be enjoyed his European trim i'm
lensely and is nicely situated in New
.ork, both for business and running
le means to enter several contests Of am.
leurs this fall. The handsome silver
'opbies that be won in the 15-mile and
runs are shown in los
ms window.
j. A. Fowler has just settled in the
artford probate district an estate unaer
acuhar circumstances. About Is wears
20 Athera House died, leaving proper.
stuste 10 Bethel. II wss known that
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