Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-28

. Saturday evening, at which names will
be proposed for membership.
A. J. Boyce vent to Burlington Mon.
day, having been drawn as petit juror Ia
serve during the session OF district court
which opened there Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Stewart and her pupil
Miss Maurine Thayer, leave TO-DAY 10,
Boston on the Globes Washington trim,
Mrs. i. T.. Prichard takes Miss Stewards
place 10 school during her weeks absence.
DR. G. T.. e. sparhawk OF Burlington
was here Monday to see Mrs. Frank Girls
void, whose condition remains serious,
/ with no perceptible Improvement.
Fred l. Church, now OF Barre, was ar
rested few days silce on a LIQUOR dis
closure and held under FOO bail to await;
trial, A search OF his restaurant revealed
I nothing,
At the Williams nali Wits. party Tues.
day evening there were eight tables. The
winners wee II. I, Holman and Mrs. Err
nest Manchester, Next party next Tues
day evening,
NJ. l.. wsshourn left Monday for Un-
\ derhill to Join his wife at the home of heI
mother They started Tuesday for San
Frehcisco for short stay before returning
to Kodiak, Alaska.
4 j. w. Tilson returned from Mortified
\ Saturday, where he has been at work as
carpenter on DR.. Huntley's nice residence
which was completed Friday. Mrs. TIL
son accompanied him.
The ladies OF the social committee of tho
Christian church will hold a sociable ri
the home of Mrs. Hattie Mcbride thit
| week Friday evening. A general invita-.
tion is extended to all. Refreshments
will be served.
Eugene Ladue has settled with John f
Kimball by means of an appraisal made
by {. =. Woodward and Alfred Webster
and has vacated the farm, moving to thu
Braintree hill parsonage. Mr.. Shaw II
the new farm tenant.
Q. w. A. Putnam has received from tn,
Monumental Mutual Life and Accident
Insurance Co. OF Baltimore, Md, so fol
Q. A. Williams for one weeks sickness
and 500 tor b. q. Bass for four weeks
disability, caused by broken leg.
There is some little stir about town of.
ficers, and a general raid on about all the
incum bents is limited at. On the othel
hand, many voters believe that changes
should not be made without good reason
and contend that good reasons do not ex-
) list.
The case against Bradford Brown Of
Bethel Gilesd, whose house was searched
and liquor found, has been nolIe pressed
no evidence that he had been selling
being obtainsble. The liquor was re.
turned to him. The United States cast
against Albert Spooner for selling With
out government license has been settled
the HERALD is not informed on What
terms.
News was received Monday of the
death OF Clayton SpauldiDg. He was
smothered to death in sawdust, which
caved in on him at the Evarts farm in
Windsor, where he was employed. Mr.
Spaulding's first wife wss a daughter III
Aaron Hoisington OF Rochester Hollow
She died two years ago. he has since re.
married. The remains are to be brought
here this afternoon for burial.
The alleged smallpox cases in Quechee
have turned out to be chick enpox, beyond
all doubt. Some OF those who had
recovered from the malady were vacci
mated and the vaccine worked, a thing
that could not possibly occur il 1t he'd
been smallpox. 1t was a bad throw
down for DIR Goss of the junction and
Secretary Holton of the state board OF
health, who insisted that the cases were
genuine smallpox. u is said that DR..
Holton. after seeing the first case, diaV-
Dosed it as smallpox, but said be would
wait for another case before establishing
quarantine.
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