Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-25

Mrs. w. W. Carr, son and daughter
who have been visiting relatives in towT
since April, went Tuesday to Crane
Island, Neb.
The ice cream party, which was held
Tuesday evening on the lawn of the Cong
/ church, was largely attended. About ~
was realized.
! Mrs. Lizzie Head and daughter, Ruby
/ returned to Roxbury Tuesday after spend
1 ing few days with her mother, Mrs.
/ George Parker
Frank Dickerman was off duty last
week. horse having stepped on his foot.
Miss Nellie Dickerman was i'll and Mrs.
Diekerman is now on the sick list.
Misses Emma Laqueer and Mildred
Danyow returned from Enosburg Falls
today, where they had been spending two
weeks with Miss Laqueer's parents.
Roy Spear visited his brother, Carl, at
Fort Ethan Allen last week Carl i a
member OF Troop +, 18th L. S. Cavalry,
now stationed at the post, and likes the
service first-rate.
The Hillsboro IN. H. Messenger saws.
'Miss Mary c. Tewksbury, for two years
assistant principal in our High school, has
resigned. Miss Tewksbury has been
very successful teacher and we regret to
lose her from our teaching foree.n
A little daughter Of Rev. ]. O. Angel
has scarlet fever at the home Of her grand
father. A. \. Angel, near the Center. The
three Angel children attended the circus
at Montpelier and il is thought contracted
the malady there. The other two are sick
at their home in Middlesex. This one
came down while visiting here.
Frank w. Wood went to Lawrence,
Mass, Tuesday night TO attend the we'd
ding of his brother, Clarence r Wood, of
Barre and Miss Augusta IaFountain of
Lawrence. The ceremony was performed
at the brides home in that city yesterday
noon. The groom has many friends here
as his home was formerly at Randolph
Center.
The funeral of Ernest Sulham was held
al the home yesterday forenoon. Rev. f.
G. Rainey officiating. The family is re-
ceiving much sympathy. II is now said
that the boy could swim a little, and was
either frightened or seized with a cramp.
He knew he was drowning and babe the
other boys goodbye as he was sinking. II
was at least 20 minutes before Will Rand
and Willis Noble drew the body out from
a depth of about five feet of water.
States Attorney Conant OF Bradford Is
i'm town today on official business. A
hearing was had before Judge Nichols and |
Mrs. Mary J. Blood, mother of w. F. |
Blood, was adjudged insane and ordered /
committed to the asylum. Mr.. Conant is |
investigating the case of State VS.. win
Tobev, for resisting Officer Ketcham. |
Tobey last week brought suit against |
Ketcham for assault, $500 damages. w. |
B. G. stickney Of Bethel and H. X. Oar |
ling OF Chelsea are his counsel. NJ. NJ. |
Wilson went bail for Ketcham. Mr.. |
Conant is also looking up serious crimi- |
nal matter, ON which an arrest has been |
A gang Of men yesterday began digging |
the ditch in which is to be laid a sewer
from the Tewksbury store corner down /
I he west side of Main street as far as the |
Baptist church, serving the stores and |
houses on that side, then cutting across |
the street and connecting with the main
sewer near the VIM. Mann place. The VIII /
lage lays the sewer and those who connect
VIII pay their proportionate share OF the
expense. IL Is necessary that this sewer
be laid, II az all, before the highway Is
This work viii follow inn
mediately, beginning on Main street at
postoffice corner and working toward the
bridge. Granite paving stones are to be
laid in front Of the stores where the teams
are hitched, which will serve also as cutters.
II. w. Mcintyre has charge of the work
md Bradford Mcintyre is assisting.