Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-25

Homer w. Vail last week purchased the |
Constantine Chadwick place on Franklin
street, for Il 900. c. F. Stevens now ten
ants II. Mr. Vail, who now occupies Inc
Cooling place. will take possession peiofe l
SEPT. ist. Randolph is glad to welcome
Mr.. Vail and his family as permanent rs
idents The sale was made through A.
B. Cushman's agency.
Tewksbury's grain delivery team was
standing near the store platform MONDAY
morning, when the horse thought OF SOME
thing il had forgotten at the barn ana
started at high speed to see about II. Fauti
/ little son of Denslow Upham, chahceu -
be alone in the wagon, which came near ~
overturning as il passed close TO the depot
platform. The little fellow had plssehNe
| OF mind TO lie down fiat, and, the morse
/ slowing as it ran up the long Main street
/ hill was stopped without any injury.
| Ernest. 1i-year-old son Of Scion sulham,
with his brother, Jesse, and Wine
blanchard. were in bathing MONDAY
/ 4 ffernoon in the Branch near the old
/ Foster place above the Dyer ice nouse.
| None Of them could swim. Ernest
| slipped in beyond his depth; Ing otnsl
boys. who were smaller, could not go 70
his assistance and ran down TO the ice
house for help. Two OF Dyer's men
| hastened M and Will Rand went IN after
the hoy and brought him out. lie had
been in the water probably zen lhules
then and life was extinct. Inc BODY was
taken to the home ana DTS. 5teNait ait ~
scott summoned at once, but the EFFORTS 70
revive were unsuccessful. Mrs. Sulham
was 40 prostrated by the shock as TO
require medical aid. 1t was sad accident
and should serve as a warning TO other
boys to be careful.
Among the decisions rendered by the
supreme court Friday was that OF the
L 1. Ea N
Foster King estate. rms was a. acti 49,.
| brought by A. j. Foster against the estate
az Augustus King to recover the value OF
nromissorv note purchased by Foster OF
| Mrs BESSIE Tilson, to whom II was gwen
bv Kinff The defendant claimed thal lhe
f. note had been paid BY the transfer OF GER
} tain real estate to Mrs. Tilson by King,
nrior 10 his death. AT the trial IN county
. apanrt Iast year. the Jury returned special
! verdict. upon which the court rendered
! Indictment for the defendant. Exceptions
SSyere taken by the plaintiff to the render
ING Of such judgment by the court, anu
: bv The defence to the testimony OF hls.
! | Tilson. The supreme court y y niue
stood. allowed both these principal eA-
ceptions. reversed the decision and re-
Q manded the case for trial. }. y. l5ehlsoh
d for plaintiff: Darling & Darling Tor ae-
" PENDANT.
The herd Of cattle owned by H. \.
d | Wennle was practically wiped out as the
I result Of test made for tuberculosis Ut
Il Wemple became suspicious thal w
disease existed in the herd and haa lhe
e animals tested by Or. Stevens, veterinary
v III White River Junction. Inc hefo
e consisted of q cows and one pun
Txgenty-six Of the animals responded
>, leaving two cows only. DIR. stevens inau'
i a report to the State Cattle Commissioners
i George Aitken of Woodstock, mem p ~
, tbe board, visited the stock last Weef
~ Thursday and acting under has ADVICE
Mr. Wemple had the animals condemned
~ The 26 were killed Friday by seth hlhs
10 and son All but two showed an advanced
Is stage of the disease, and some We're Amos
le putrid mass, inside the nlae. NJ ~
XVsn4ple Is summer resident from NeN
a. VorE He purchased this farm and stock
lie which formerly belonged to the lat
t, George = Moulton, last November. II
n lgnpw nothing of bovine tuberculosis a
that time. He intends to restock tne ls ,r
tie with carefully selected animals MS ios
rs. is about 200. 40 la,- ar
III occasionally interesting to follow. sonl
vears ago. our worthy Chinese LAUNDRY
s, wan Inn Lee. decided to locate IN NOM
n ,,eijer He rented place for business OF :
y, ri Selinas OF that city and started m -
ny cot homesick and quit, leaving ahotn'
Chinaman TO run the rancn; ne w
onit also. Selinas claimed that rent va w
Id, dne him and seized articles lett IN u
liza laundry that belonged to Jun. Inc lat i
rs brought suit against selinas 70 recover y
lso value and got judgment pelore ,ntx ! conr
here. This was confirmed IN county eou ~
nv 10 to- which seIinas took an appeal, u
al amount being about $50. Lawyers Den
it'll son and Wilson, Jim's attorneys gaHe ~ ~
nd flee III a lien on the Judgment Tor lns
i'm tees An execution was obtained ana uha'
i officer Kent went to Montpelier an
nd collected the judgment. selinas then l. SUI y
~. linn for the rent claimed and trusted y
leli S,,,as hold nv Kent. This case was neal
Il. io in city court at Montpelier and was deel
50 ed adverse to selnas who again a ,ppps s
bly His attorneys the Deayitts, tnen toon q,
ny novel stepoi going into chaneery court l u !
uecuring an order enioining Jim and I
MS attorneys from defending their case
ow' court. To this Jim and the others ~ !
al INJURED. and last week the supreme soy /.
Use Sustained the demurrers and dismissed J
re- case. with costs to orator. one roul
ZEN more remains to be fought-Selinas apps
ght on the question OF rent.