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

/ Rev. G. +. Ladd will preach next SUNDAY
morning upon the prominence Of charac
I ter, with especial reference to the characte
of Mr.. Mckinley.
F.E. Dubois has been confined to IN,
house several days by muscular rheuma.
tism. He was obliged 10 postpone a triI
TO Buffalo, planned for this week.
Guests at B. F. Rieker's are his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Kicker OF Groton, alsC
his sister and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Greene of shamrock, r. /.
Mrs. Herbert Wiswall, Miss Harriet
Wiswall and Miss Ruth Faxon. who have
been occupying the Hobart place this sum-
mer, returned yesterday 70 kOXbury, Mass
Louis Ellison Of Northheld son-in-law
OF Charles Couimbe OF this place, was con-
fined to his bed several days, the result Of
a severe bruising in the East Granville
wreck.
The union service, postponed from last
Sunday evening, viii be held at the
Christian church next Sunday evening at
80. Rev, q. Il. Ladd viii preach. All
will be welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Mead leave today for
the West for a several months stay. Mr..
Mead goes to his ranch in Dickinson. No.
Oak, and Mrs. Mead will remain with her
parents in Lima, o.
Mrs. F. NJ. Spaulding and daughter,
Eva. of ST. Adams came Monday to spend
a day at c. r. Wyman's. They attended
the funeral OF Mrs. Charles Root in Roch-
ester saturday. G. L. Wyman OF this
place also attended.
Mrs. Thomas Smith underwent a sue
cessful operation for appendicitis at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. Burlington, FRI
day. DR.. l.. +. Allen was present. Mrs.
Smith will ut ha haaveffnN e..4s.
weeks for convalescence.
John Abbott of Boston and Charles G.
Dubois OF Chicago were here over Sunday.
Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott and little
daughters, Minsome and Joan. left for
their home In Winchester and Mr. and
Mrs. Dubois started for Chicago.
Nearly or quite all OF the paving blocks
that viii be required on the Main street
improvement are now here and being laid.
The crushed granite is coming slowly, but
the railroad company has promised to do
its best to provide cars from now on.
The Ladies' Ways and Means society OF
the Cong'l church will hold a social IN the
vestries this week Friday evening There
Will also be an entertainment, consisting
Of music, readings, illustrated songs and
poems. Homemade candy will be on
sale. Come prepared to laugh.
Miss Nmnlfred V. Mann arrived Thurs
day from Hotel Frontenac, Thousand
Islands, where she had been for several
months as waitress. She visited Mrs. j.
G. Mann at Ogdensburg. y. Y. ION her way
home. This week she entered the Ram
dolph Normal school for years study.
At Tuesdays trap shoot Fred w. Curtis
was champion, making a clean string.
Ii was dark and rainy and poor day for
the sport. G. w. Hayward was also
leader in his class, making a clean string
OF misses. His friends here are glad to
learp of the success of +. A. Thompson in
New York where be lately won three
prizes in shooting tournament.
Deputy Sheriff Parish took Dennis Cas-
sidy to Chelsea Jail yesterday on close
jail execution in favor Of j. III. Iamson.
Mr.. Cassidy was owing Mr.. Lamson about
80 for rent OF the latter's house on So.
Pleasant street. BY peculiar twist of the
law, il is possible to secure the failing Of a
tenant II he continues to occupy the
premises after being warned to leave.
Miss Mary A. McClary. a former resi-
dent Of this place, died Aug. 31st at Glad
win, Mich, aged ~ years. She had been
in poor health since childhood. She was
one Of four children, only one OF whom
survive-her brother, Hugh. in whose
family she had lived for the past IA wears.
When in Randolph they resided on the
Young Lamb farm on the Center road.