Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-03

a. II. Beedle Is making the canvass for
/ the lecture course this week and meeting
with fair success. He delivers the checks
when the season tickets are paid for, and
these can be exchanged for seats al the
auction sale or later at A. r. Bass store
ricketts, can be engaged OF him and paid
for later II preferred. Il is hoped that
more than ever will be sold.
The Maple Sugar Market is IN receipt OF
nice order for nearly 2000 gallons OF first
quality syrup from q wholesale supply
house OF Kansas City, No. u il 10 Dee put
up in different sized packages. This viii
leave not over 300 gallons Of stock on
hand az the Market. The Pan-American
demand is about over. this weeks ship
ment closing that branch OF the business.
A hearing ia chancery was had before
Judge Rowell saturday IN the case Of w.
=. Wall, administrator Of the estate OF
George Iarbell, v. G. p. Tarbell Of South
hoyaiton, trustee OF certain property Of
the deceased. The chancellor ordered the
appointment of receiver TO assume con-
troll OF the property pending the settle
ment as 20 its ownership. The receiver
has not vet been appointed.
Henry Y, Wemple OF Randolph filed a
petition in bankruptcy last week. His liz
abilities are 81 ,3i9.02, OF which s30,44l.02
IS unsecured. His assets are $50. all OF
which consists OF clothing and household
goods. Mr.. Wempie, whose business Is
insurance, came here from New York city
last winter and hargained for the George
= Moulton farm. He took possession this
spring and the family has been here ell
summer. The title to the property is still
IN the George :. Moulton estate. Mr..
Nemple has incurred but very few debts
here and nearly all Of his creditors reside
out OF the state.
The w. G. r. L. observed the birthday
Of Frances Willard at the home OF the
president, Mrs. s. :. Clark. Friday after
noon. After the opening, the exercises
consisted of paper on Miss Wizards life
by Mrs. Ellen Newton; extracts from her
works, read by Mrs. A. A. smith, Mrs.
Fanny Lewis and Mrs. Ira Williams, and
brief remarks by the president. This was
followed By tea and q social hour. The
duly elected delegates to the state conven-
ton now IN session al Bellows falls-Mrs.
Ida Mann aud Mrs. Vim. being
unable TO go, their places are taken by the
alternates, Mrs. Ellen Newton and Mrs.
Fanny Lewis.
All will be greatly interested in the an
nouncement elsewhere OF Col. kimhallis
proposed gift OF a $4,000 library building
to the town. II is suggested that the
proper order Of procedure would be first
to call special meeting Of the Graded
school district, to see II II will convey the
proposed site to the town for the purpose.
This will require seven days notice. II
this is voted the next step would be to call
special town meeting, under ten days
notice, to see II the town will accept the
gift of the site and OF the building. This
done, there would be nothing to prevent
going ahead and perhaps laying the
foundation this fall.
The material for the street improvement
continues to arrive AT the same slow pace.
Four carloads came Tuesday, aud we're
promptly spread and rolled. The grading
Is nearly completed and il would be a
short job TO do the macadamizing IL only
the stone were delivered as it should be-
There seems no remedy except 10 await
the motion OF the railroad people. They
are having lots of trouble lately and the
motive power OF the road is badly
s'bunged.M The granite dealers 81 Barre
and Montpelier have appointed a COM
mittee to confer with the railway officials
and see II something cannot be done TO
get better service for products from the
quarries and shops.
The annual meeting Of the stock holders
OF the Randolph Cooperative creamery
was held at Edsons hall Tuesday. The
old directors were reelected W. II. Mich
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