Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-01

Homer Noble, who has been tempora
rily employed in the Brigham creamery
has moved his family and goods to Kings.
/ boro Mass, where he will conduct !
creamery for the Brigham CO.
Harry Eaton has finished work for The
Combo shirt Waist company in New York
and IS now travelling salesman for a Man
chester, n. H., firm and a New York
house, with route covering parts 81 New
Hampshire, Maine and this state
The boys sent sPeten Rockwell 4 sup
ply Of tobacco and a cob pipe Tuesday,
which tickled him most 10 death. The
Rockwell family has applied to the town
for support. Il Is likely that bail VIII soon
be provided and the prisoner released.
says the Herald Of Gospel Liberty.
Rev. W. II. Chidley changes his address
from Randolph. Vt, to Oshawa, Ont We
would have been glad to have secured
Bro. Chidley in Ohio, but the Canadian
brethren were too enterprising for as.
Monday night j. II. Lamson's team,
which was left standing at the cottage on
Chandler hill, ran away, following the
road down the hill. crossing the bridge
safely, and reaching home on School street
with the wagon right side mp and unin-
iured.
Harold, the 12-year-old son OF Leon F.
Jones OF Rouses Point, fell off the railroad
draw bridge Monday and was drowned
The body was brought here yesterday and
interment was at East Braintree. The
boys step-mother was formerly Belle
Thayer.
4 dog belonging to Wales Sargent, who
lives on Alex Tatro's farm, bit Harry, the
-year-old son Of Albert Tatro. quite
severely Monday. The boys nostril was
pierced by the dogs teeth. Dr. Rumrill
eauterized the wound. The dog is said to
be vicious.
The maple sugar booth al the PAN
American, the product for which is fur
nished by the local Sugar Market, Is dis
posing Of about 100 lbs. a day at present.
New supplies are sent each week Miss
Croft Of Enosburg Falls IS now in charge
Of the sales.
The Elm Cottage Doubles Lawn Tennis
Tournament OF 1901 was extremely small
this year, there being but two entries. A
telegram from New York requesting that
an entry be made was unfortunately
received too late. The score Of the
tournament was. Final round, s. r.
Moulton and II. +. Moulton beat Henry
b. Lewis and Frederick Leeds, go, 90,
6-3.
Miss Stella Beard, who sailed from New
York June 18th, ON the steamer Lucania,
reached London July 10th, where the
party remained a week, taking trips to
Chester, Kenilworth, etc. They
arrived in Rotterdam July 18th The
weather was lovely. The trip over was
quite enjoyable, as Miss Beard proved her
self good sailor. They will proceed to
Cologne, Germany.
At a business meeting OF the Baptist
society last evening, the resignation OF
Rev. T. A. Howard was received. The
reason is the continued i'll health OF Mrs
Howard, who seems unable to bear this
climate, especially in winter, and for
whom a warmer climate is a necessity
Mr. Towards resignation last spring be-
cause of his own i'll health was not ac-
cepted, his people preferring to await his
which came in good time. The
society will not act on the matter until
next Wednesday evening.
There is a small pond near John Has
kins' farm home and the other day Mrs
Haskins and the family dog, being in its
vicinity, heard a rumpus in the grass and
saw an enormous snake, which at once
began rapid pursuit OF the dog. The
latter ran TO the house as did the woman,
notifying the men, who issued forth and
with sticks drove the monster back to the
pond, in which it took refuge. John
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