Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-12

y 3. Wells was in Northfeld Monday on
fair business. The directors are ma4i..g
some Improvements on the grounds and
are arranging to keep them wet down in
case OF dry weather.
Miss Mary Tilson went to Trenton, y.
j., Saturday where she has for several
years taught in an institute for deaf
mutes. Miss Fannie Bass Tilson goes this
week to Northampton, Mass, to continue
her studies at similar school.
Miss Jennie Godfrey went to Hartford
Saturday where she has been engaged as
principal OF the village school. She
teaches the higher OF the three grades,
which prepares pupils for entrance 10 the
White River Junction High school.
Mrs. s. s. Clark went to Boston market
Monday to purchase her fall stock. She
was met at Bellows Falls by her grand
daughter, Miss Florence Forbes, who ac-
companled her to the stHub.h Miss Maud
Cleveland has charge of her store during
her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Davis, who had been
guests for three weeks of her parents, NJ.
b. Rumrill and wife, left for their home in
Clinton, Mass, Monday, accompanied by
Mrs. George Hutchinson and daughter,
who viii visit in various places before
their return.
Mrs. Y. NJ Hardy of Foxcroft, Me. came
Friday to spend few days at Dea. w. f.
Howardis. She went from here no Morris
willie to join DIR. Hardy ON his return from
Buffalo. Last week they spent a few days
in camp at Greensboro with Prof. A. L..
Hardy and family.
The news Of the shooting of President
Mckinley reached here about p. m. FRI
day. kilograms from Col. Kimball, who
went TO New York city direct from Isle
La Motto, have been posted frequently in
the postofiiee, advising our people OF the
favorable progress of the case.
Arthur Sault has come from Albany, ~.
Y, for short vacation at the home OF his
mother, Mrs. Emily Sault. His sister,
Miss Carrie, goes soon to Albany Business
college where she has already studied sew
eral months. She has been succeeded as
bookkeeper at the Bell store by Miss
Agnes Sault, who began work Monday.
Those from this place who attended the
banquet Of the Fish and Game league at
Isle La Motto Friday were J. b. Eldredge,
VIM. Tracy, Willard Gay, G. w. Hayward,
j. f. Mead, II. G. Allen, Luke Parish, E.O.
Blanchard, VIM. II. Dubois, F. =. Dubois,
Col r. j. Kimbail, A. Z. Bass, l.. b.
Johnson. G. W. A. Putnam, II. w. Vail
and A. +. lane.
A. Il. Hollen back. for some time past
day operator az the station. left Friday
night for Georgia where he has been ap-
pointed station agent. His wife and son,
Vernon. and daughter Nicola, with Tru-
man Kempton, Mrs. Hollenbaek's father,
have Joined him there. Charles Storms,
who has been night operator, is now day
man, while his place is taken by X. j.
Sweeney ofSt. Adams.
Frank Griswold has preserved a copy Of
an old account with G. A. Badger, former
ly Of this town, for goods purchased in
1s64-5-6 at wartime" prices. Such items
as the following are interesting for COM
parison;-One hoopskirt. s1.95; 3 lbs. sug-
ar. Il -: 10 lbs nails, Il 90; box salt, 45c.;
bar soap. 35c. gallon oil, $50; dozen eggs,
35c spool cotton, 12c.; / Id. cinnamon,
30e.; 3 ID. tea, 70c.; undershirts, =.
The grand jury of Orleans county
found two indictments against Henry
Fullam OF Brookfield last week, for theft
OF goods from the stores OF Lane Il Davis
and Lane & Son, Newport. Search was
made for Fullam and he was finally taken
in custody at Chelsea Sunday by Deputy
hanson and Constable Ketcham and on
Monday Deputy Lamson delivered him to
the Orleans county authorities ct New
port.
At the union meeting at the White
church Sunday evening Rev. Fraser Metz
ger preached an excellent sermon and the
choir. with DIR. w. NJ. Kelly and Miss Nj.
Blanche Sparhawk as soloists, was assist
ed by Carl Nigneron, tenor, Of New York
city. who thrilled all listeners with his
beautiful rendition of "Come Unto Me"
There viii be a union service at the
Christian church next Sunday evening at
40. Rev. G. E. Ladd will preach. All
will he welcome