Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-03

AAua9 evening. 10 SQUARE dCcOuhhS VIII
Mr.. smead, the lodge presented him with
two easy chairs.
r. Nadini, the Italian who is to conduct
the fruit store at the Curtis market stand,
has rented the upper tenement in ID. A.
Spooner's house and his family comes
from Boston this week. Mr.. Nadini was
in that city over Sunday. The store will
be opened the last Of this week or the tirst
OF next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Sault OF Vergennes
were here over Sunday. While here Mr..
Sault sold his small place on Forest street,
now occupied by Eli Sault, to c. Z. Kill
burn, trustee for Mrs. James Carrigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrigan will come here
from Bridgewater, Mass, this month to
occupy it, after some repairs have been
made. The price paid was $3.50.
At the annual convocation of Whitney
chapter, No. 5, Monday, the following Of
ficers were elected: = Lucius Webb, III. p. /;
j. W. Gabrielle, X; o. Woodcock, s.; T..
T. Sault, treas; j. ID. Denison, Sec; II. u.
Parker, c. Of H.. A. ]. Huse, p. s.; NJ. b.
Rumrill, r. A. C.; c. w. Hayward, M. OF
Sd V. Special meeting Friday evening,
Apr. 4. Work on X. A. degree.
Thomas and Bell never had neater show
windows than now, in observance OF the
Easter season. Thomas has a striking
representation Vi MARY ~ AAAt EtlA ply AbiAAki
/ II is easily Heb's masterpiece in the way OF
window decoration. A handsome ar
rangement Of gloves and handkerchiefs,
the latter in the form of a cross, with
PROSTATE figure before it, makes an at
tractiye picture at Bells.
The old Wideawake Dramatic company
has been revived and will shortly present
the drama, "Black Diamonds, here fol
the purpose Of aiding the hosemen to pro-
cure new uniforms. II is planned to visit
other towns with the play. This company
few years ago, under the direction oil
Newton Beers, gave successful presenta-
/ tions of .srhe Great Diamond Robbery,
Little Ferrett" and "Lost in London"
Carroll L. Flint arrived Thursday from
| Chicago. He surprised his friends here by
| bringing along a young Chicago lady
whom he introduced as '.Mrs. Flint Il
whom he was married last October. Car
roll goes on to Boston. where he viii
establish headquarters for the large toilet
4 soap firm of Graham Bros, for which he
will hereafter be the New England travel
| ling representative. Mrs. Flint remains
| here for a short time before going to Bos-
I ton.
Mrs. Mary J.. Sargent, wife Of JOSIAH
/ Tiison, died Sunday morning Of acute
bronchitis, after a weeks illness. She
was IS years Of age. She was born in Brain
1 tree. and had always lived in Braintret
and Randolph. The funeral wa,
1 held at the home Tuesday afternoon, Rev
/ G.. f. Laid officiating. Deceased was g
member Of the Cong church. Buria
was az the cemetery here. -Four children
survive, h. +. and J. W, Tilson, Mrs. Della
I Gourley and Mrs. Jennie Dunbar, all ol
/ Randolph The aged husband has beer
confined to the bed with illness for some
/ time. She also leaves one sister, Mrs
I Eliza Mcintosh OF Waterbury, and two
I brothers, johnson Sargent OF this place
/ and Phlander Sargent OF Connecticut
| Complaint was entered Saturday morn
/ ing by ID. r. Dyer that on the previous
evening. Fred Goodrich and his brother
/ Adelbert, Of Copperfeld were intoxicated
and on returning a livery team had Offered
/ him personal violence Warrants Were
/ issued by Justice James Hutchinson, anc
+ Fred was arrested Adelbert slipped
away from the officers and escaped. Free
/ was arraigned and pleaded not guilty
/ He declined counsel and acted as his Owl
LAWYER. Mr.. Dyer and his hostler, Adj
4 Hatch, bore testimony that Goodrich wa'
/ drunk. The court found him guilty OF {
/ second offence and fined him 30 and costs
amounting in all to s2l.63, with an alterna'
/ tive sentence. of twenty days in county jail
/ He refused to disclose and asked for i'm
mediate commitment. He was taken (
/ Chelsea Jail. where he will have to stay
20 days. and longer, il he doesn't disclose
Geo. Day. who left Randolph last Thurs
+ day for a visit TO his old home in London
/ only got as far as New York, when he "fel
among thieves, p who left him in a condi
/ tion that made the trip impossible. ~
arrived home on the Sunday morning train
/ Mr.. Day tells the following story Or
I Friday. while on his way to the wharf Z
/ find out when the steamer was TO leave, HI
was accosted by a man who said to him
"Why don't you wipe the mud of YOU
/ face % "There isn't any on il, replied
4 Day. ssYes, there is, said the man. "Not
/ lust wait a moment until / wipe Il of witt
/ this handkerchief" Day let him put thu
/ handkerchief to his face, and that IS th'
/ last he remembers until he came to, with I
policeman standing over him and intlmat
/ ing that he was drunk, As soon as h'
could, he denied this and explained that
/ he had been drugged and robbed. A yair
search was made for the gent with tn
/ handkerchief. HeIhad disappeared with
I $40 taken from Days pocket. Day hac
/ some coin in another pocket that had beer
overlooked enough to enable him to ge
home on. Geo. is a Woodworking man
who had been saving for a long time Z
visit the old country, and the loss of tn
money and the chagrin he feels are using
him up pretty badly.