Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-29

] OIahge county hotel was one of the old
isnaliiarks that received a marked deoree
~ attention from our guests old Home
Neek' put they had only good THINGS ~
10y ABOUT II. All expressed Themselves "a
hlshis pleased, not only with tine dining
nal pul with the hospitable treatment they
ieoeiNeu Nhile there. They will come again.
| William Nation Of Vershire was fatally
: ~ ared last Saturday by heavy roll door
hlilng upon him. The iron roll at the ton
struck HIM between the shoulders and
fractured the spinal column. He died sun
uas morning, having his senses up to the
stelA last. Ills age was 81 yrs. mo. The
funeral was Wednesday. Mr.. Nation
was well known ia this town and WAS !
member OF Materson post No. 45, q. A. r.
The school teachers in Chelsea for the
i s.l tsrin, lsJl, are as follows: Academy
ant, MISS Lena f. Spaulding; Intermedi-
ate, Miss Ethel NJ Kenney: Primary.
Miss Anne X. Howe; No. 5. Miss Bertha
Danforth; No. Z, Mrs Ella F. MedcaIf;
20. >, Miss Martha l.. Moves; No. 10,
Miss X, Blanche Carpenter; No. IL, Miss
Edith r. Hood; No. u, Miss Alice J. Kib-
Dee; No. II, Miss Laura r. Fuller. All
schools begin next Monday, Sept 2.
Died, in Chelsea, Aug. 18th, sammie II.
lnderhill, aged u yrs, 9 mo-, IS da. He
had always been subject to heart trouble
and while working in having the heat
overcame him. He was very sick from the
frst, his nerves and heart being very bad
and literally wearing him out. He was a
bright, active boy and a general favorite
among his classmates in school. The flu
neral was from the house Wednesday
morning, the 2lst, Rev. A. j. Eastman Of
nciating. The lnterment was at the ceme-
terry near John Fish's in Washington.
Last year when Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Dar-
ling were away for few weeks they had
stove wood stolen from their pile in the
yard. This summer they closed their
house for three weeks and took another
vacation, but their wood was in the shed
and when they got home about two weeks
ago there had been a hole made in the pile
to the extent OF about one-half cord. last
week they had occasion TO 20 away and
stay over night, and again the wood
thieves came, but this time they were
heard and tracked. The Judge is pretty
mad and il viii not cost him anything to
make out the papers II the parties want
10 settle easy they will have TO do il be-
fore the papers are served Mr., Darling
saws II any are suffering for wood he Is
willing 70 give them q dollar to buy some,
but be doesn't care to run any chance Of
burning green wood by having them take
his pile.
The James T. Morgan Uncle Toms Cabin
company that showed here last week
Thursday was the cleanest and best APP
pointed tent show that ever came 10 this
town. Mr.. Morgan has been on the road
as a travelling manager for u years and
has made il a point TO have only desirable
people connected with his entertainment
He had with the show last week 90 people,
eight OF them colored, 81 horses, nine
ponies, special scenery and a tent with
seating capacity for 400 One OF his dogs
was a pure blooded Siberian bloodhound,
presented 10 him by friend from abroad.
Although the company came here under
the cloud OF having all previous shows Of
the kind proven distasteful to our people,
Mr. Morgan had an audience OF over 500
people, and should he come next season
he can be assured of even a much larger
number. The average expense per day for
this show was sls0.
The following is from the Manchester
Mirror OF August a:-"Mr. Harry. g..
Woodruff, who has been collection clerk
al the Amoskeag National bank during the
last eight years. has been rendered the
OF the Granite Savings bank
and trust company at Barre, Vt. He has
accepted the offer and will leave Manches-
ter about Sept. to enter upon the dis
charge OF the duties OF his new position.
Mr.. Woodruff Is a Vermonter by birth and
education, and came TO Manchester from
Chelsea. that state. He has made many
friends here, who sincerely regret his de-
parture, but the regret is frightened oy
the knowledge that he is to assume greater
with their ACCOMPANYING
greater reward. Barre. VT, is one OF the
growing towns OF New England and its
property is most promising;
Within the last two years the deposits OF
the savings bank TO which Mr.. Woodrun
Is going have increased 100000. Mr..
Woodruff will be greatly missed IN the
Christian Endeavor and First Congrega-
tional church circles and at the gymnasi-
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