Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-31
Remember the magazine sale saturday

Remember the magazine sale Saturday
evening.
Wnliams's next whist party will be at
Grange hall next Tuesday evening.
III. Galpin OF Waterbury, Conn, is
here buying stock with M. &. Rowell.
Miss Sadie Loomis came Friday from
Montpelier to recover from an illness
with tonsilitis.
/ Votes for Mrs. B. II. Huse 10 the Barre
/ TELEGRAM range contest can be left at
Drew q Leonard's.
The next entertainment in the course
the "Picture Play"-will come next week
Thursday evening, Feb. 7th.
! A marriage license has been issued to
Calvin q. Cook OF Randolph ana Margaret
]. Tyler OF South Windham, Me-
carload OF lambs, including also few
sheep. was shipped Lere Monday by b. r.
Kicker. going to Peabody, Mass. The
price paid was Be. live, which Is top
Chas, ingalls, is in very poor health, re-
smiling from his recent attack OF appendi-
citis. A council OF doctors Tuesday
recommended a complete rest as essential
to his recovery.
There were five tables OF whist at the
w. and @. party in Edson's hall MONDAY
evening, The Winners were Fred Terry
will be Monday evening.
Miss Jennie Stewart led in the Globe
voting contest Saturday and is second
now. As the six highest in the list VIII
make the Washington trip, her chances
seem excellent IL her friends rally to her
support Non,on q 70 RIM IN the Pan.
American exposition sports at Buffalo 10
June, representing his club, the n. Y. A.
4 ~ xuf al a be nlQRa in the etAQ-
luna building representing famous
Grecian prototype.
Cyrus ]. Rollins, who marrieda daugh,
| ter of L. I. Butterfield and bad been So
journing in the house OF correction, kut.
land, for some time, was In town the nrst
of the week. He denied the report that he
ever testified that he was not married to
the Butterfield woman,
! In supreme court at Montpelier yester'
day, the exceptions in the Shaw murder
case were overruled and Judge watson
pronounced the death sentence on FRANK
Shaw for the murder OF Sheriff Holman,
to be imposed the first Friday in February
1903. No doubt there will be an effort TO
commute at the next legislative session.
At the Christian church next Sunday
evening there will be a union meeting OF
the Junior and Senior g. e. societies, 1t
being the anniversary OF the organization
OF the Q. e. movement. A special and In
teresting program is being prepared. Ser.
vice at o'clock. All who do not attend
any other service at that hour are cordial
lily invited.
The Rebekahs celebrated the fifth an
niyersary OF the institution OF Fern lodge
Friday evening by sociable at which IN
vited friends we're present. Mrs. a. j.
Huse read paper covering the record OF
the five years, Mrs. d.. Sanders OF Mont
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made remarks and there were cake
walk, music and refreshments.
Elaborate preparations are being made
; by the ladies OF the Eastern Star for their
carnival which is to be given Thursday
and Friday of this week. Useful and fan
CIV articles are TO be on sale and pro-
. gram will be given each evening which
will interest all. Much disappointment
is expressed at their not being able tC
give 1Fairyland" on account of the Hines:
Of those taking prominent parts but this
will be given later and a program FOL
Friday evening will be furnished by Miss
: Whitmarsh and pupils and some OF oul
local talent. Supper will be served eact
! night and a general good time will he ex
pected. Admission to hall, Afternoon
, and evening, 10c.
Clint. Durham, porter at the Red Lion
had an exciting experience early yesteroa,
q morning. He got up about O'Clock u
d attend the furnace, unlocking the door a
| he went down to il. When he returned
I. in about Is minutes, he found a staiwar
l. and seedy tramp in the hotel office, i
close proximity to the safe, which.
). appeared later, he had been fumblinI
n with. ssWhst do you want hereG" de
handed dummy" "Wsnt to put up.
replied the intruder. 'Well, you can't,
. declared the porter, land you just get GU
le Of here, too.h "Won't," said the hobo
Things began to look serious. "Dunny
n recolIected bis military training anc
81 passing within the counter close to th
tramp, opened a drawer, took out
a loaded revolver, presented 1t at the fello'
g. aud renewed his command to get out
Nv he would shoot. The tramp 'ssloped
instanter and was not seen again.