Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-31

The ladies Of the NJ. +. church will hol6
n Halloween butternut party at tho
church parlors tonight. Old and young
are cordially invited to attend.
George Gould has auctioned his house-
hold goods, gone to Boston for work and
his wife and mother have returned TO
their former home in New York state.
Homer w. Vail goes to Maine tomorrow,
where he is to be engaged the next ten
DAYS in giving a talk on clarifying" IN
connection with Agricultural Board meet
ings.
Mrs. w. A. Noble is recovering from her
recent severe illness. DR.. r. j. Fish OF
South Royalton was here last week in con-
sultation with DR.. L. A. Russlow in her
case.
The Odd Fellows have taken a lease Of
the Joslyn a Draper hall for a term OF ten
wears from Jan. LIST. This hall is to be re-
modelled somewhat and wired with cleo
tries.
Prof. n. ]. Whitehill of White River
Junction has presented to school dis
trict No. 6 in Ryegate library OF choic'
books. This district is the one he attend
ed when boy.
The Main street Improvement is COM
pleted, excepting occasional rolling with
school yard corner. There is another
dearth OF stone.
Mrs. Mary VanDyke, daughter of Judge
Weston, is here to superintend the remov-
al of the body of her mother to Washing
ton, ID. G. The remains had been inferred
here some 30 years.
The new Randolph Steam Laundry, H..
II. Goodwin proprietor, has opened for
business. All wish il success. The more
OF these little industries a town has the
more money is kept at home.
Miss Lillian Swan, who has been spend 8.
ing several weeks in Brookfield with her
mother, Mrs. Josiah Smith, went Wednes-
day to Montpelier where she will spend
some time with her aunt, Mrs. A. II.
White.
II will be seen from the Supreme court
news elsewhere that the John Kimball case
has gone against John, and a sentence
awaits him-if he can be found. The bonds
men are secured by his property here and
in Braintree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton Mcintosh went
to Burlington today, where Mrs. Mcintosh
viii undergo hospital treatment. Mrs.
Herbert Mcintosh OF Burlington, who had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. b. e. Thresh-
err, returned home today.
c. c. Beedle OF Keene, N. H., is stopping
with his brother, A. II. Beedle, for the
present and undergoing treatment by DIR.
II. II. Mcintyre. Some time ago he fell
while dismounting from his wheel in such
way as to produce paralysis OF one OF the
nerves of his shoulder, incapacitating him
for work.
Dan G. Amsden Of Galvester, Tex, has
been guest of his aunt, Mrs. Mary Ans
den, this week. He lost his wife, two
daughters and his home in the great CAL
weston flood. He is an engineer on the
Sante Fe road and shortly after leaving
| home the flood carried house and loved
ones away and no trace of either was ever
found again.
The library committee, so-caIled, held a
meeting Monday evening. Several sites
for the building have Deen offered, and
these were canvassed. They will be sub
mitted first TO Col. r. J. Kimball, for his
preference, after which a report will be
made TO the district meeting to be held
next week Saturday evening.
Ira W. Clark died Sunday at Barre. He
went there 10 live with Frank Bailey i'm
September, being at that time in pitiable
condition. tie fell from tree last spring
and had been mentally deranged and a suf-
terer from heart trouble since. The re-
mains were brought here Monday and the
funeral held Tuesday at John Abbey's