Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-20

Victory Good Templar's union viii hold
its annual session with Arcadia lodge IN
Grange hall Thursday, Feb. 9TH Rev.
Brown r. smith will deliver the address in
the evening. Public cordially invited.
! c. S. Bent is at home for short lay-otf
| caused by an accident. While working on
the new Hartford railroad bridge Tuesday,
he got caught between a heavy timber and
| ironwork and his side was badly squeezed.
Il. b. VanOrman Of Northield was here
/ Tuesday and accompanied his brother, u.
| r. VanOrman, to Burlington, where the
| latter will remain for time at the Spar
hawk Sanitarium, being in very poor
/ health.
| boiler inspector looked over the boiler
| heater al the large school building one day
| last week, and pronounced il all right. The
| sections for the repair of the boiler in the
small building have arrived and will be
adjusted Saturday.
The warning for town meeting is up. II
contains no unusual articles except one to
see If the town will exempt John Herrick
from taxation. John claims that he is un-
able to work and wants relief. He circu-
lated petition and got signers enough to
secure the article in the warning.
The differences between the widow and
the legatees of the late Horace Lamb have
been settled amicably, and the executor
made his settlement Of the estate Tuesday.
The two daughters, Mrs. c. T.. Klburne
and Mrs. James Carrigan, get the farm, UNI
der the provisions of the will, the widows
interest being acquired by a money con-
sideration.
Drs. Scott and Angel performed an OPP
Grafton on Perkins, son of Allen Flint, Of
Braintree Saturday, treating large abscess
located under the right arm near the Shout
dar Ia l.a4
be tuberculous outbreak, and a culture
was sent to the state laboratory for exami-
nation, where il was determined not to be
a case OF tuberculosis.
w. w. Tyler has BOUGHT for s275 lot
five rods front of Mrs. Emily Burroughs,
located on the south side of School
street, to which he will move the A. l..
Adams house. J. NJ. Holman has begun
TO take down the barn, which he will re-
construct elsewhere, The part purchased
by w. I'll. Dubois will be used in connec-
tion with the building Of the library as
store room, etc.
viii Tobey fell from grace Monday
night. Likewise he fell from Milt. Chad
wick's pool room steps and onto the side
walk with force enough to render him
helpless, and was taken home on a hand
sled. He was arrested by Officer lamson
and pleaded guilty to intoxication and to
one offence of furnishing, having offered
liquor to others. He was fined enough to
amount to about S25 with costs, for both
offences, and is trying to raise the cash to-
day
Tuesday evening, at the homes of A. NJ
Hubbard and W. II. Kenney, a party as
sembled in honor of the birthday OF Miss
Jennie c. Frost The program consisted
OF new guessing contest; love story of
the civil war related in musical numbers
and entitled "A Musical Romance" The
selections were rendered on piano, mando-
lin and guitar. The guests also represent
ed some popular advertisements Of the
day and created much merriment; so with
mirth, music and song ended another of
the many pleasant evenings spent by the
"Brooklyn Coterien