Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-20

Heber T. Holman went TO the hospital
at Burlington today for treatment for a
bladder trouble.
Mrs. Q. c. Ingalls, and Miss Gertrude
Pearsons are spending the week with
friends in Mortified.
An effort is being made 10 have Ran
dolph represented BY singers in the Bur-
lington festival chorus.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Sprsgue and Miss
Lucy Sprague OF Chicago we're registered
at the Red Lion Saturday.
The personal effects OF the late f. r.
Libbey were sold at auction Monday. His
business-was not disposed OF.
Mrs. Sarah Woodward OF Roxbury, a
lady 30 years old, returned home Tuesday
after a visit at F. L. Parsons.
Victory Good Templars' union will hold
its 18th session with Arcadia lodge at
Grange hall Saturday, Sept. %.
c. j. Bell OF Hardwiek and o. w. Chase
OF st. Johnsbury are in town taking pie
lures for some agricultural work.
Miss Lillian Kenerson OF Barre comes
next week to assist Miss Bell for a second
season in her millinery department.
Guy Holman arrived Monday from the
Profile Hou sc, White Mountains, where
he has been working during the summer.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mira. u.
c. Reynolds died last evening of cholera
iniantum. Funeral tomorrow at ?. p. N.
Mrs. L. j. Needham has come from
Watertown, Wis, and Joined her husband
here. They will remain here during the
winter.
A. E. Hastings, wife and daughters,
Hazel and Helen, arrived from Fitchburg,
Mass, Saturday and are guests at Mrs. L.
P. Hastings.
Coal has gone up here to meet the rise
in the city markets, occasioned by the
strike. The ''early oiru" is the fortunate
on this time.
j. G. Ethel, who smashed up one OF
Russlow's livery teams recently, has set
tied the case brought against him, paying
Mr.. Russlow $50.
John Gorham and wife OF Fitchburg,
Mass, are guests at II. G. Aliens this
week and. with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, are in
Rochester for a few days.
The W. c. T. Z. will meet with Mrs. S.
S.Clark Friday at 3 O'Clock for the election
OF delegates TO the state convention % be
held at Burlington Oct. Al.
Mrs. Carroll II. Granger and daughter,
Florence, and baby, Dwight, went to
Gouldsville Tuesday to join Mr.. Granger.
They will begin housekeeping there soon.
Charles Kilburn has purchased the
s. c. Webster rouse on School street CON
sideration, 1880. The place is rented
and Mr.. Kilburn will no move to il at
present.
Arthur Sault is spending a weeg in
town. Since he was here he has served
three years in a u. ). Cavalry regiment, a
part OF the time in Cuba. He now has a
position in Maine.
Rev. and Mrs. Irving A. Flint arrived
Saturday to spend a month or more with
relatives here and in Braintree. They
came on a carriage trip from their home
in Falmouth, Me.
Mrs. Anna Trott and niece, Miss Lillian
Parker. who had been visitors at X. r.
Parker's, went to their home In Water
bury, Conn, Tuesday, with G. r. Trott,
who came Monday.
The Kings Daughters will hold au old.
fashioned quilting social at Edson's bail
Wednesday, Sept. 20, at ? p. M. Light
refreshments will be served at 5. All
interested are cordially invited.
Mrs. Herbert Wiswall, son and daugh.
ter, and her sister-in-law, Miss Harriet
Wiswall, returned to Roxbury, Mass,
Monday after a summers stay with w. W.
Jones and wife az Pleasant View farm.
DR.. F. l.. Bingham OF Burlington was in
town Tuesday and, with Urs. Bailey, Al
len and Clifford, performed an operation
on Mrs. Rufus Hutchinson, aged IS, who
is suffering from a generous growth.
So that the people who may have been
disappointed in not seeing the celebrated
Hood stock OF Lowell, Mass, exhibited at
Dog River Valley fair may not blame the
Hood farm, c. /. Hood wishes IL stated
that AS no invitation was received by the
Hoods they are in no wise responsible for
the .anpaaran pq of the stock
j. NJ. Atwood has received notice that q
set OF oak furniture will be shipped him
at once by the Phoenix Life Insurance
company as a prize for writing more in
surauce during the past three months
than any other agent in Vermont or New
Hampshire. de also has q handsome sill
yer cup which be won in a similar contest
some time ago.
John F. KimbaIl, who had been in jail at
Chelsea several weeks for safe custody to
await trial for bigamy, was taken to
Montpelier Saturday on a writ OF habeas
corpus and before Judge RoweIl, who
fixed his bail at 1880. Geo. W. Wing,
his counsel, furnished the bail and John,
accompanied by Lawyer Wing, came here
Monday, leaving at once for Boston.
The Mortified fair had a big day yes
terdey. 5000 people being on the grounds.
Some good trotting was seen. c. A.
Moultonis CD. m. won the $50 race in
six heats, hest time, 230 IL The 2.&
race was won by F. j. Houston's Florence
H., in three heats, time, 2.26. Frederick
Leeds gave a good exhibition Of pony
hurdling. There is a big exhibit in all
wl
Luther NJ. Kent died Saturday at hisi
on School street OF a third stroke of
apoplexy, aged about 65. Mr.. Kent came
here to live about a year since, having
previously resided in Rochester and Lin
coin. His rsmaiDs were taken to Lincoln
burial. A widow and four sons Fred
Luther, who live here, Seymour OF
Granville and Edward Of Orange, Mass,
survive.