Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-28


Otto Greene OF the Medical department
OF the U. v. NJ. spent last week In town,
accompanied by his ciassmate, Sidney
Carsley of Maine.
After various changes and moves, the
Davis milk route has settled in the hands
OF Bert Culver, who will run 1t to the
satisfaction of sll.
States Attorney Tarbell was in town
| Monday. The state case against Bradford
Brown for alleged illegal liquor sales
has been dropped.
VIC. MeIntire, an old-time resident OF
this place, now on Windsor, visited his
old friends and neighbors last week for
the first tsme in Is years.
Prin. G. s. Wright made a short trip to
Middlebury Friday accompanied by
| Samuel ADbott, who is thinking of enter
| ing Middlebury college this fall.
Rev. E. A. Read is to hold a series OF
Lenten services at the UDiyersalist
church. His subject next Sunday morn
ing will be ''rne Revival We Need"
The witnesses summoned to Burlington
Tuesday in the Albert Spooner liquor
case were notified early Tuesday not TO
come as the matter had been settled.
Mrs Mary Hatch, widow of the late
Holden Hatch, died at Newport, N. H.,
early Monday morning, where she was
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ID. q. Rem
ington.
John Gilman has rented the George
Waldo farm on Royalton hill, known as
the John Robinson farm, for term OF
three years. Mr.. Waldo expects to go to
New York.
The freight depot was broken into |
Saturday night. When Station Agent |
Carr came to check up what was gone all |
that be could find missing was a box OF
breakfast food.
Fred +. Pinney OF Lebanon, N. H., has
rented land naar the X, Il. land south of
the tannery buildings and will locate
some oil tanks there for the wholesale sale
OF kerosene oil.
Rev. O. II. Wells, who will be ordained
at Christ church Thursday OF this week
and Will commence his duties as rector
after his ordination, will make his home
with John Kimball.
The young gentlemen OF the Universe
list 5. s. taught by Miss Whitmarsh are
to entertain the members OF Miss May.
belle Greene's class at Cushing Hall this,
Thursday evening.
The funeral OF the late Mary Hatch
will be held at her home Friday afternoon
at 2 p. m. Rev. c. II. Wells will officiate
and the interment will be in the cemetery
at the old Christ church.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Congre-
gational church will give a dinner in
Cushing hall next Tuesday, that being
March meeting day, from IL O'Clock noon,
until all who wish to eat have done so.
James AlonZo Bryant is reported to
have left for the South last week. Ii Is
understood that he has gone to Durham,
N. T., where his son, Gilmore Ward Bry-
ant, is conducting a conservatory OF
music. Is
Miss Annie Hill, who works for s. b. II
Day, Esq., dropped her purse containing (
week. DR.. o. d. Greene was driving Il
ilong soon after and picked 1t up and re- '
tored IL to its rejoicing owner.
Miss Kate Billiard and Miss Lula Bowen 1
ire spending couple OF weeks with the c
amiiy OF r. N. Holman at Springfield, n
Mass. During the absence OF Miss Bull .
Ird her mother is being cared for by Mrs a
Sylvester Bowen and Mrs c. E. Noble. 8
There was an error In last weeks issue v
n reporting the net standing OF the town
low. 1t should have read as follows:
Vet Indebtedness February, 100, s4,6ss. so
Vet indebtedness February, 01, 1910 So
Vet gain during the year, LAS. 25 o
Forty memb ers OF Rising Star Grange
net at the hall Saturday evening and had g
n excellent time. Seven names were
oted upon and six applications for q
membership we're received. The next
ocular meeting will be held on Saturday u
yening, March is.
The Tuesday club met Tuesday after b
oon with Mrs. F. l.. Martin. Mrs. w. @. "
irooks read very interesting paper on
French Drama and Opera" which was a,
ollowed by discussion on French art a
nd artists and current events by the
Members OF the club.
The"County Court" which was dvertis- =,
d to appear in the town hall Thursday q
vening OF last week, failed to material.
20. The play is by w. w. Lapoint OF n
'arre and the scene Is laid in the vicinity -
4 Chelsea. The company played to a IS (,
ouse at Randolph Feb. 20 and to a go I,
ouse at Chelsea the night before. As the y
expenses OF the troupe were about $50
ay the management concluded that play
ng to these small towns was not rernun-
rative and SO cancelled the Bethel date W