Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-06-26

oAiA -hfrs II l.. ThrbOlb. lneN came over
the mountain by team from Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. L. Cummings Of Wind
sor were guests at c. w. Proper's last
week, leaving Saturday. Mr.. Cummings,
who was formerly postmaster at Windsor,
attended the State convention at Montpel-
Ter.
Mrs. A. g. Vinica and baby, who have
been with Mrs. Ninica's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Thatcher, for some weeks, went
saturday to their home in Penaeook, y.
H., for few days stay, and will return
here later.
Mrs. c. A. Lasher, the missionary under
the direction of the Vermont Domestic
Missionary society, visited last week at
the home Of Julius ID. Laport. Mrs. En-
lily Bryant OF South Royalton was also a
guest at Mr.. Laport's.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Loudon and baby
took their departure for their home in
Burlington Monday and were accompa-
MED as far as Montpelier by Mrs. Loudon's
mother, Mrs. III. II. Mcintyre, who spent
the day at the capital.
Mrs. Charles Stimets, who had been Wis
lting relatives here, went Friday TO New
Haven, Conn.,, for a weeks stay before re-
turning TO her home in Glen Cove, l.. /.
Mrs. Stimets is the granddaughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood and OF Mrs. Mar
celia Amsden.
The new timetable on the Central YER
mont railroad went into effect Sunday.
There is no change at this point except in
the Sunday morning paper train, which
viii arrive hereafter at $3.50, instead of
s:24, with accommodations forBurlington
and st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Ryder of Boston are
passing vacation Of couple OF weeks at
Mrs. Ryders old home in Braintree and
calling on their many acquaintance in
Randolph. Mr.. Ryder was some years ago
q popular clerk in the grocery store of
Mann a Allen.
John Abbott of Winchester, Mass,
and C. G. Dubois OF Chicago were here
over Sunday TO inspect the cottage they
are having rebuilt on the Sanford farm.
Mrs. Dubois is with her sister, Mrs.
Abbott, in Winchester but will be in
Randolph in a week or two.
Miss Ada Gray of Hillsboro, y. H., who
has been attending the New England
Conservatory Of Music, came Friday from
Boston to visit Miss Mary {. Tewksbury.
Monday Miss Tewksbury and her guest
went to Burlington to attend the COM
mencement Of the University OF Vermont.
Mrs Charles Butler and three children,
who had been for three months with Mrs.
Buffers mother, Mrs. Elbridge Holman,
started AlONuhA A0E ABtlE h1iAAN III Jail
Lake City, During her stay Mrs. Butler
became a member Of the grange and made
many acquaintance, who regret her de-
parture.
Mrs. w. w. Bean left Saturday for Bur
lington &c be present during the COM
mencement OF the University Of Vermont,
her son, Arthur, being a member OF the
graduating class. She was joined at
Montpelier by her daughter, Miss Clara,
whose school at Websterville in Barre
closed last week.
.'If you want as pleasant place for a
summer home or permanent residence as
you can find in Vermont, or village
block. address, etc. This is the way
nome real estate agent advertises In
neighboring paper. What Randolph man
is So anxious to sell out2 Diligent in
quiry fails to locate the property.
Among the divorces granted during
the recent session OF the Orange county
court in Chelsea were the following
Bertha Burridge from Ernest Burridge,
the custody of the child being given to
the mother; Jennie 5. Lee from jim Lee,
the two children to be in the care OF the
mother; Minnie tHoyD Tanner from
Bert Tanner.
DIR. and Mrs. George F. Cheney of st.
Johnsbury reached here saturday and
/ remained until yesterday with Mrs.
! Cheney's mother, Mrs. A. A. Smith, going
then to the camping ground at Highgate
/ Springs. to which place Mrs. Cheney 5
daughter, Miss HorteDse Peters, preceded
them Saturday. They were accompanied
| bv Miss Maurine Thayer, who joined her
1 family at Camp Randolph.
The school board has received the resig-
nation of Miss Laura 5. Clark, first assist
ant in the High school. Miss Clark Is
4 now at Randolph. She was connected
with the schools for five years, having
done faithful and efficient work. The
/ board reelected her the first OF the month
I and raised her salary 80. Miss Clark re-
signs to spend a year in study. In her
I letter OF resignation she thanked the
/ school board and those in charge, and
| smoke a pleasant word for the schools
Montpelier Argus.
As Mrs. r. II. Chamberlain and Miss
Bertha Nancy were out driving Sunday
they met with quite an accident. AT
The fool of Herrick hill the horse locked
the shoes OF fore foot and hind foot to-
pether in some way and in trying 10
extrtcate itself, turned somersault,
landing with its head under the front
awe The ladies, who alighted from the
carriage as expeditiously as possible,
were uniniured, and the horse came out
81 this remarkable athletic feat with only
few cuts and scratches.
An emigrant train OF six or seven cars
rushed down the line Saturday afternoon
inst ahead OF the ! :35 express, stopping at
this point, and passengers waiting at the
station were restrained with difficulty from
boarding the same and being carried of to
fresh fields and pastures new. The morn
ing mali train that day had to leave car
here on account Of hot box, and MONDAY
morning a cylinder blew out in the engine
OF the local at South Royalton, causing
DELAY of half an hour. A freight loeomo-
tive went down from here to haul the
train.
Thirty four cattle of J. G. Mann's at his
farm tenanted by Fred Lane were recently
tested by DR.. Stephens and II Of them re.
acted. three only slightly. {. j. Bell OF
the state board Of cattle commissioners
and DR.. stephens were present last FRIDAY,
when IA Of them were slaughtered by Lew
is Jerd. All were affected. This herd was
the first one tested under the state tuoer-
cuIosis law about seven years ago. IL has
been tested a nuuaber of times since and In
All ten animals were condemned up TO the
recent testing. Mr.. Mann Is satisfied that