Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-19

Next Saturday afternoon Mrs. ]. p.
Cleveland, assisted by Mrs. ID. +. Lewis,
will entertain the ladies of the Book club
at her home on Forrest street.
Charles T. Griswold arrived Tuesday
from East Templeton, Mass, 10 assist in
the care OF his mother, Mrs. F. II. Girls
void, whose condition remains about the
same. She has been i'll for eight months
and gradually falling.
y. II. West, who went to Medford,
Wis, to visit his sister a few weeks ago,
has gone to White, S. D., from there TO
Brookings, s. d., visiting his uncle, sister
and other relatives; then he will return 70
Waupaco Wis. for the present.
Arrangements are nearly completed for
the coming winters lecture course. A. ii.
Beedle is to make the canvass for sale OF
! tickets, beginning soon. The usual pros
pectus will be given out in advance, COW
ering the seven numbers Of the course.
| Constable Luke Parish was in South
/ Royalton Tuesday and served papers IN
case which has been brought against
/ Charles p. Tarbell by w. B. Wall, admin
/ istrator OF the estate Of George Iarbell.
Charles Tarbell, as trustee, has held
large amount OF property and some money
| belonging to the estate and Mr.. Wall has
| brought a bill in ehancery to end the
trusteeship. 1t is returnable to Orange
county court.
AT the grange meeting Saturday evening
DR.. w. NJ. Kelly acted as lecturer and the
program, which was an excellent one, IN
/ cluded talk on the Pan-American expo
sition by Hon. V. ]. Spear, solos and
monologue by DIR. Kelly, reading by
Miss Jennie Welch and piano duet by
Misses Ida Flint and Evelyn Manney. AZ
the next meeting the names OF all candi-
. T.. Eo-a hi ahanld he nrpgpnfgn
as the last class OF the year will be matrie-
ulated at the first meeting in October.
AT the Catholic church Sunday Rev e.
G. Droughin announced the receipt OF
notice from Bishop Michaud that after
this month he will not have charge OF the
Randolph. Bethel and South Royalton
parishes. which will probably be assigned
a resident pastor. He will continue his
nastorate al Woodstock, Barnard, Quechee
and other places. While here he accom-
lplished very satisfactory improvements on
the church building and has entrusted :
committee OF three with much needed
work at the cemetery. for which fund is
now being raised. The proposed change
will be welcomed here because OF more
frequent and regular services, but the de-
parture OF FIR. Droughin Is sincerely re,
gretted by all. who appreciate his zeal and
Unusual ability. In his sermon he paid q
warm tribute 10 President MchAhiey'
Iucius Webb CHANGED to be in his gar
den at East Granville when the head-on
collision occurred last week WedhesaRN
morning. He saw the trains approaching
at fun speed. knew that the collision was
inevitable and was powerless to prevent 4
E II made the hair rise even on his bald
spot. Henry Bell Of Mortified, who was
b The most seriously injured, was taken U
E The MONTPELIER hospital. II was found
that the spine was dislocated and three o
: he yertebrae were broken. The spine wa'
. reset and the broken pieces ofthe vertebrist
were removed. II is now hoped ne WI
-ecover although the injuries to his spine
will deprive him OF the use OF one leg. X
Sweeney. the telegraph operator VINO
was on duty here when the accident oe'
] Cured, was at once relieved, pendlhs
. investigation as to the blame. y Is NO
believed here that he was at fault. In
0 place is taken by L. y. Carom OF Coanti
e cook, p. q.