Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15

Recent numbers OF The Journal ane
/ Tribune OF Knoxville, Tenn. contain
/ sprightly letters from the pen OF Miss Bes
/ sic Bahbitt Silverthorn. whose "Glinpse'
OF New York; during her recent stay
there make interesting reading.
/ A gang OF Italians was at work on tbs
main railroad track through this station
Monday, raising il and placing new ties,
/ preparatory TO the general grading up Il
be done soon. The gravel train is nov
I dumping between here and Bethel
Bert Kicker, brother of Frank Kicker
died at Groton last Thursday from the
effects OF the wound he received the Mon
day previous. resulting from the acciden-
lal discharge Of revolver ia the hand oi
fellow camper He was % years Of age.
Mr.. cad Mrs George Hedge and Two
daughiefs, who had been az Hillside Farm
for a month, returned 10 Rockland, Mass,
Monday, accompanied by Miss Mary n.
Morse, who will visit az the home Of Der
sister, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Vaughan, in Bos-
ton.
Miss Harriet Hayward arrived home
Tuesday after six weeks visit with her
suDe Mrs. +. o. Thompson. OF swsmp-
scott Mass. Miss Lila Hayward. her
cousin, OF Everett, Mass, Joined her at
Manchester, y. H., and viii spend some
zine here.
Judge w. II. Nichols is IN Chelsea today
10 bail out Peter Rockwell He becomes
his surety in the sum OF 900. A paper was
signed BY II leading citizens assuming
each proportionate loss, II bail should be
called, and the paper placed with Judge
Nichols as "haeker
Saturday afternoon party Of IS, an bat
two OF them near relatives OF DR.. A. l..
Cooper, picnicked in Mari-Castle pari..
the families Of DR.. A. c. and Hudson
Bailey and Mrs. Harrison Richardson and
Mrs. Merton Richardson Of Roxbury were
included in the company.
A. J. Reid OF northampton, Mass. went
away Monday after spending several DAYS
with his aunt, Mrs. {. +. Abbott. While
here he enjoyed the sight Of a deer near
the Highland Place garden, which pro-
yided blackberries and four varieties OF
during his stay.
Alfred Sargent OF Bridgewater. father OF
Mrs. :. ID. Mitchell. arrived Saturday to
visa her. Her nephew, Alfred Vaughan,
him and has gone with Rob
srt Mitchell to Buffalo. where they are
doing the exposition. They spent
sunday at Highgate Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Parsons and Mr.. and |
Mrs. !. W. Parsons leave today on car |
.iage trip to Addison. They will also visit l
over Sunday, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. |
Parsons win return to their home in New 1
York city wa the Hudson river.
hrs. c. NJ. Ward and two children left |
Monday for their home in Coon Rapids, /
a., after months visit az the home OF /
lev. A. l.. Cooper, Mrs. Wards father. /
\ lother daughter, Mrs. Adams, and her 4
husband came from Williamstown Salar- i
lay 70 spend Sunday at DR.. Cooper's.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. ID. Howe arrived Moa-
lay from townsville, y. V, and their
household effects are on the way here. /
Iirs. Howe's health has been poor and 4
hey return to Vermont because OF il.
hey VIII camp al their Brookfield farm
NTH the last OF September, when Mrs.
Niswail and party, who are occupying
heir house here, win return TO frovi-
ence, r. /.
IL is estimated that about 80 from this
lace took in the excursion last Friday to
Z. Adams Bay and on Lake Champlain.
tickets to the number Of 100 wee sold.
hen the supply was exhausted many hav-
AZ to purchase en- route. Two steamers
fere found necessary TO accommodate the
who were several hours late
n the return trip, the train reaching here
bout II o'clock.