Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-09

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Womans Auxiliary to the Board Of Mis-
sions. held in St. Mary's Episcopal church
Mortified.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marden DeShon, who
were married at Canton, Me, "Wednesday
OF last week. arrived Friday IN Randolph,
the old home OF the bride, who was NJ is'
Minnie May Smith, daughter of the late
II. w. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. DeShon staid
/ here until Monday, when they went q
Montreal on the excursion, intending also
TO visit relatives at Highgate.
In passing Ransom Slack's team thi.
morning on his bicycle, A. j. Kelley fell
over back from his wheel, in the slippery
muddy road near the Cushman block,
and struck one side OF his face on the
wagon wheel and somewhat injured hi.
side. He was able to walk home with
assistance and il is hoped hat he was
only slightly bruised and shaken.
Miss Emily Ware, who had been caring
for her cousin, Miss Jennie NJ. Bass, was
obliged to return to Pomfret last week on
account OF failing health. Mrs. Bass
brother, II. w. Thompson of Burlington,
came down Friday, and Monday took his
sister to Burlington to spend the winter al
his home at 81 South Willard street. Miss
Ida Flint accompanied Mrs. Bass on the
journey and will remain fortnight with
her.
Representative Soper introduced yes
terday bill Incorporating the Randolph
Savings Bank and Trust Co. The capital
stock is fixed at $4,000. The ineorpora-
tors named are II. II. Mcintyre, Victor
/. Spear, l.. b. Johnson, +. A. Thomas,
II. w. Mcintyre, II. c. Soper, w. +.
Lamson, j b. Eldredge. G. Fl. Markham,
Dana II. Morse and Homer w. Vail.
The charter asked for is similar to the
one granted the Franklin County
Savings Bank and Trust Co. Of st.
Adams.
On account of her inability to provide
more suitable shelter, Mrs. Carrie Com
stock has driven some stakes into the
ground on Lower Canada, covered them
with puffs and quilts, spread a carpet
down and is tenting on the beach in this
damp fall weather. She has been there
since Tuesday, rain having fallen in the
meantime, and sees no prospect Of an inn
mediate change in habitation. This is
rather an unusual case in Randolph, where
people are accustomed to think that their
lines have fallen in pleasant places.
The stockholders OF the Randolph
Cooperative Creamery held their sixth
annual meeting in Edsons hall Tuesday
and reelected the following board OF
directors: Dana II. Morse, A. A. Priest,
Center, Lyman Hutchinson, j. b. Wells
and w. II. Nichols. w. IL. Nichols was
chosen presidents A. A. Priest, secretary;
Lyman Hutchinson, treasurer; j. W.
Raymond and Z. w. Tewksbury, auditors;
A. A. Priest, manager. The reports OF
the officers showed the creamery to be
in very gratifying state OF prosperity.
Besides those mentioned in the last
issue, George S. Howard and f. L. Bow
man of Roscoe, South Dakota, who is
East on vacation, Joined the G. A. r.
excursion to Washington Saturday.
Some of the veterans from here, who
took in this journey, had not visited the
National capital since the days of the
civil war when il was far from being the
beautiful city it is at present, its streets
being crowded then by soldiers bound
on grim excursion that proved to be
anything but dress parade occasion or
a pleasure trip.
The hearing in the case of Eugene ABB
bolt and wife VS.. II. NJ. Fits, administra-
tor of the estate of Russell Flint, was re-
sumed Tuesday and finished last evening.
-Four days have been consumed in the trial
OF this case, the question in dispute being
the right to certain gore land in the north
western part of Braintree variously esti-
mated TO be worth from 80 to 80. The
hearing was before David S. Conant of
Bradford, special master; n. L. Boyden
for orators, ana Frank Plumley OF North
field and NJ. NJ. Wilson for defendant.
The case is with the master for considera-
ton and report on the facts after the
counsel have submitted their written ar
guments.
The first meeting for this present season
of the Randolph Book club was held Sat-
urday afternoon with the president. Mrs.
William Bass, 3 ladies being in attend
ance The roll call was responded to with
miscellaneous quotations, and an interest
ing resume of Book News was given bv
Mrs. {. F. Moulton. s1Maine" was the
topic OF the meeting, and an excellent de-
scrlptlon OF the Maine coast was presented
by Mrs. F. II. Joslyn, a bright, amusing
paper, consisting OF anecdotal sketches OF
: Noted Men of Name had been prepared
by Mrs. +. F. Emerson. and the subject Of
: Forests and Lakes was ably handi,l by
Miss Bertha Nancy. Refreshments and
social hour completed a very ENJOYABLE
session.
There was a meeting Of the teachers Of
the graded school, the clergymen of the
village and representatives OF the school
board at the High school building Nom
DAY afternoon at ! O'Clock to discuss
measures Tor REFRESHING in this village
the exuberance Of youthful spirits. ana
~ tbutuAuif AAal WOULD seem TO !
demand the institution and strict enforce !
ment OF a curfew law The streets |
especially in the evenings, are fun az /
noisy, lawless children and vonns, /
people, who are not bashful and retirins, /
enough in these degenerate DAYS to MAKE |
u comfortable for their elders. me
matter Is being brought to the attention 4
lI prominent citizens and business men
AZ OF whom are interested and auxious
9 see a more satisfactory state OF affairs
~ aii' II Is the general opinion that extra
yolicei instructed TO arrest those conduct
ng themselves in an offensive r,o,,,,...
would have salutary effect on the al
orderly element.