Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-02
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A. J. Huse spent Sunday with relatives
in Morrisyille.
Elbridge Twitchell OF Stockbridge was
in town Saturday.
Miss Lillian Kenerson spent Sunday at |
her home in Barre.
j. w. Lynch has opened harness and |
repair shop under the Atwood store.
Mrs. w. II. Lamberton OF Marshfield |
returned home Friday after visit to her !
sister, Mrs. Anna Stearns.
Miss Helen f. Miller left for PlainfieId |
Saturday where she has been engaged as
assistant in the village school,
p. w. Connolly left for Loon Lake in the
Adirondacks Monday where he will work
at the Loon Lake House for the third sea-
son.
The pavilion near the summit OF the hill
in Mari-Castle park, which fell under the
weight OF snow last winter, is being re-
built.
Mrs. E. w. Robbins of Athens, VT, and
her daughter, Mrs. Maud DePutron, of
Brooklyn, were guests Tuesday at l.. b.
Johnson's.
VIM. II. Dubois was in Montpelier and
Barre on business Friday. Mrs. Dubois
and Mrs. c. F. Moulton spent the day in
| Montpelier.
William Holman OF Barre visited his
brothers here over Sunday. He is an as
sistant in the Central Vermont freight Of
| fee at Barre.
Mrs Eugenia Ellison and sister in law,
Mrs. ID. f. Hanks OF Huntington Center,
spent Sunday in Bellows Falls with Miss
| Lena Ellison.
The Chautauqua circle met Monday
evening with Mrs E. o. Blanchard. The
next meeting will be held at the usual
time with Miss Bertha Manney.
DIR. c. ]. Rumrill left for Boston Tuesday
where he intends to spend six weeks or
more, visiting the city hospitals and
making a special study OF the nosei ear
and throat.
A. A. Priest was lecturer at the Grange
meeting Saturday evening and an excellent
program was presented. l.. p Booth viii
have charge OF the entertainment at the
next meeting.
Col. r. j. Kimball and daughter, Miss
Annie, arrived at Montague Place Thurs
day. The family will come earlier than
usual this season, expecting to leave
Brooklyn next week.
i s. NJ. Flint and wife, son, Maxton, and
i daughter, Margery, came from Burling-
ton Saturday to visit his parents, Daniel
/ Flint and wife. He went back Monday
and the family yesterday.
II c. II. ingalls, went to Burlington Mon
/ dav To enter the Mary Fletcher hospital
i Tor an operation for appendicitis, from
Il which he has been a sufferer for some
time. He expects to be absent several
weeks.
Il Col. Chandler will remain here during
the week, experimenting work about
Mari-Castle and the park. road Is
being built so as to admit of driving TO
the edge Of the Smith grove in the south
ern part OF the park.
J. w. Gabrielle and S. V. Holman were
in White River Junction Thursday even.
ing TO attend meeting OF the Mobiles OF
the Mystic shrine. Mr.. Gabrielle Will go
to ST. Johnsbury the oath OF this month to
attend temple meeting.
lie. Chase. father Of Mrs. G. F. Stevens
OF this place, an engineer on the =. Y. n.y.,
was hurt in collision at Northheld last
week. He jumped from the cab window,
iniuring one hip and ankle. He went to
his home at White River Junction.
"Old Charley the big elephant viii
wallaceis circus here last summer, killed
his keeper at Peru, Ind, last week by
holding him under water, while the ami
NAL was engaged in bathing in stream,
until the man was drowned. The elephant
was nut to death by shooting and strycn-
, nine al once. He was 40 years old and
was valued at $4,000.
Deputy q. 5. Marshal Luke Parish was
in White River Junction last THURSDAY
where he subpoenaed several witnesses
who are TO appear in United States cour'
a. Windsor in NAV. The same day he
served papers on the receiver OF the Roch-
ester railroad. and Friday he went TO bar
ton and closed the store of Grow brothers
who have been declared bankrupt.
Rev. T. 4. Howard returned from the
Massachusetts General hospital, Boston
SATURDAY,. He is recovering splendialS
from his recent operation for appendicitis
which was entirely successful. he No.
10 resume the duties of the Baptist pastor
ate in a few weeks, at least Tor season
II is a great qualification to Randolph =
have Mr.. Howard returned again, spared
for more good work.
SATURDAY. afternoon B. +. Kicker, viii
his newly purchased black horse, started
for a drive, accompanied by ms Ml ie
whose gloves were handed her with q n ~,
flourish after she entered the buggy. In
1. movement frightened the horse, whlcl
nranced about and started on run. Mrs
Ricker Jumped out and was unhurt. Mr.
| Kicker KENT his place in the wagon ant
controlled the horse somew hat unlli " ~
Z into Overs ice cart and horses Whlcl
we're standing in the street m 'front.'
y Dyer's stable. Kicker 9nleky ',s sn az,
. his feet after being thrown out an
! brought the horse to a standstill, the onl
7 damage done being to the harness an
= dasher.
! A very fine question is agltatlng "
q ,,artiss Observation-Disclosures the sums hei
= ,y The receiver OF the defunet Saving
z hsnk are taxable this year to the person
who placed them on deposit or not, say
ings bank deposits are exempt y the ue
A positor. unless in excess of sl5Oo, the pan
hearing the taxes on its deposits, whlc
are paid to the state, at the rate o. seten
, tentbs 81 a cent on a dollar. Bnt
claimed that inasmuch as the Randolp
bank has failed and is no longer reeos
nized as bank by the state, these tsNe
are not payable now. On the other hs ,iS
the dep6sitors claim the same exempto
As IN former years, and say that y = 81, "
possible for them TO make retuI =. ~
aIain, against the bank in the inyentorie
inasmueh as this value is as yet altogetns