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

F. A. Thompson, 9; c. W. Hayward, s; A.
| II. Beedle, s; n. NJ. Draper, 5; w. NJ.
Kelly, 3; Charles Steele, 3; J. p. Clifford, /.
There will be a service at Old Christ
church in Upper Bethel the Sunday fol-
] lowing Old Home week, Aug. 18th, Morn
/ ing prayer will be said, followed by the
/ holy communion. Rev. c. II. Wells viii
preach.
Leon S. Jones returned to Rouses Point,
| n. ", Monday. His wife and son are
spending the week at Clayton Mann's.
Miss Gladys Jones has been with Miss
Esther George at A. NJ. Hubbard's for a
| few days.
James White, Bryantsyille, Ind, says
/ DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve healed run
ming sores on both legs. He had suffered
years. Doctors failed to help him. Get
/ DeWittis. Accept no limitations. A. X.
Hood & Sons, Chelsea.
A meeting Of the Rochester club is call
ed for Saturday evening, Aug. 10, at the
home Of S. S. Whiteomb at 1880 o'clock for
the consideration Of important business
relative to the club celebrating Old Home
week in Rochester Aug. 10.
IEGeorge sparhawk, who had been visiting
his parents and his own family, who are
stopping at l.. I. Sparhawk's for the
summer, returned yesterday to Wissahick-
AaH
Athens, Pa. He was here three days.
G. Snowman and wife OF New York city
are i'm town. Mr.. Snowman takes the
place of f. A. Thompson at the Souto
mill. who goes this week TO New York TO
"speIln Mr.. Souto in the home office,
while the latter Is in the White Mts, for
two months, fr
j. ID. Denison was in Barre Tuesday as
counsel for n. w. Udall in case heard
before the city court brought by Otto
Lawrence of Barre, involving certain notes
which the two parties had traded and in
dorsed. Judgment was given for Udall on
the ground that Lawrence had not given
the required notice before bringing suit.
Bert Kicker of Groton, younger broth
er of b. f. Kicker of this place, was acei-
dentally shot at Groton Pond Monday. A
revolver held by fellow camper went OF
and the ball entered Ricker's right side,
lodging within the body. His chances of
recovery are thought to be good. b. +.
Kicker was away when the news came, but
Mrs. Kicker started for Groton Tuesday
by team.
Miss F. Harriet Hayward OF Randolph,
who has been visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredd o. Thompson, at
| their home i'm Swampscott, Mass, is now
accompanying them, with their daughter,
/ EVELYN, on a carriage ride through por-
u
ton of New Hampshire. The entire party
were registered at the Laton House,
/ Nashua, n. H., last Monday. They go
] from there TO Manchester and Gohstown.
A vonplsint was made to the grand
Juror OF Chelsea against VIII Iarock, who
was committed to jail last week Tuesday,
ii being alleged that he was intoxicated
when committed. The jailor has called on
the town of Randolph to pay his board
while he is incarcerated there. When
persons are placed i'm jail under civil pro-
cess. they have to pay their own board or,
il unable, the town to which they are
ehargeable must pay il or the state must,
il they have no settled abode. 1t is said
that Randolph can recover the amount 50
paid from the state, as Larock has not had
settled residence here for three years
past. A hearing is to be held soon to see
II his bail cannot be reduced.
William II. Church of Randolph has
purchased from Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass,