Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-30


stone OF Lyndonyille viii go to Europe to /
finish an uncompleted tour.
The lecture on Christian Science, to be
given BY Hon. VIM. G.. Ewing Of Chicago
in Dubois q Gays hall tomorrow evening,
will be free 70 all. There are no tickets
and no collection viii be taken.
The iron side pieces for the new railroad
bridge at Braintree. made by the Ameri-
can Bridge Co., reached here Saturday.
They were SO long as to extend nearly
across three fat bottomed cars.
Mrs. l.. c. White and her daughter Of
Windsor, who came Monday. are guests
AT Or. H. II. McIntyres. Tuesday they
were Joined by Mrs. Whites mother, Mrs.
+. NJ Chandler OF Burlington.
A special meeting OF the Woman's Re-
lief Corps will be held in Edson's hall Fri
day evening, Oct. 81, at 1880. All menu
bers are urged TO attend as the depart
ment inspector is to be present at the next
regular meeting.
Miss Mildred Saxton, who has been
passing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Y. Holman at Glenside, goes today to her
home in East Orange, N. j., where she
will remain about month and then re-
turn here for the winter.
Mrs. John Marsh has given up spending
the winter i'm Roxbury and has returned
from there, bringing with her Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith Brooks, who are keeping house
for her, Mr. Brooks having found EN-
ployment in the Souto MILL
/ The Rochester club viii hold ITS annual
meeting for the election of officers " tn
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ID. 4. Dyer Saturday even
/ ing, Nov. 1, at 1880 o'clock. A good at
1 tendance OF the members is requested as
I business Of Importance is to come before
l the meeting.
! II. G.. Thomas OF Stowe, fish and game
commissioner, for statistical purposes, has
mailed to every postmaster in the state
\ blanks to report the number OF deer killed
; during the open season, and asks the CO.
operation OF all to assist in gaining as
accurate information as possible.
! Antoine Miller and Mrs. Lizzie Davis
I both of Mortified, were married Monday
evening at the Congl parsonage by Rev.
/ O.. Il. Ladd. The bride is an aunt Of Mrs.
/ r. l.. White, whom the couple visited,
going from here to Concord, n. H. Mr..
and Mrs. Miller are to live in Northfield,
where the groom is employed in one of the
stone sheds,
Mrs w. +. Lamberton Of Marshfield
and Miss Lydia Dow Of Pittstield. Mass,
were here Monday and Tuesday on
business connected with the settlement
OF the estate Of their sister, the late Mrs.
Annie B. Stearns. At their petition Judge
OF Probate VIM. ii. Nichols appointed as
administrator Of the estate Hon, VIM.
II, Dubois, who was Mrs. Stearns'
guardian.
William j. Bean Of Boston and Mrs.
Nellie Clayton OF West Roxbury, Mass,
were married in Philadelphia Monday,
Oct 20, by the Rev. Charles II. Richards Of
the Green street Cong'l church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bean will be at home after Nov. ] al
4 57 Dudley street, Roxbury, Mass. The
+ groom, who spent his boyhood here, is 9
8 son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Bean, formel
residents OF Randolph but now living II
- Roxbury, Mass.
4 Albert G. spooner and Miss Gertrudl
y NJ, daughter OF George White, wer
married at 4 O'Clock yesterday Afternoon
4 at the Methodist parsonage by the Rev
4 r. G.. Rainey. The bride, who wa
: attended by her sister, Miss Jessie White
wore a pretty gown az blue serge trim
med with white silk shortly after tn
Z ceremony Mr., and Mrs. Spooner went I
: their home in East Braintree, where tn
groom has nice farm.
Robert +. Lincoln Of Chicago. son Of IN
y late President Lincoln and himself a for
"a mer secretary Of war and president OF III
70 Pullman company, has purchased 125 acr'
Of land IN Manchester for county SCI
ID and will build a handsome residence thel
10 this winter. His purchase joins the prof.
Is erty Of A. NJ. Gilbert Of Chicago, a hrotf
er-in-law Of Hon. VIM. II. Dubois and
IN gentleman well known in Randolph. NJ
j. Gilbert has also very hne estate
d. Manchester, which is getting 10 be a Oh
cago watering place.
q, William Green Of Olney, Col, who is
n trip among Eastern friends and relative
ng came Monday from Newport. y. H., 10 5
his sister in-law, Mrs. Deborah Reed. wi
in lives with her son, Herbert Reed, on Gel
Is trail street Mr.. Green, who IS an exte
cir sive sheep raiser, has flock Of 1000, fro
which he sold this season 1870 lambs al
head. The wool from the sheep nays
"a the expense Of their keeping. This SUI
n mer be cut 800 tons Of alfalfa. which wou
- seem TO be quite respectable little Ia
ing.
II. The heavy rainfall Of Monday and Tu,
ID day swelled the streams so that the ri'
a.. here rose about two feet while the wa
it'll stood eight feet on the dam at the pll
Of the electric light company. The 10
81 went over the wheel house SO that
~ belt casing leaked and prevented the CO
-, pany from furnishing lights Tuesc
~, night but at $3.50 yesterday morning
water subsidized enough 10 allow 81
lights coming on. Yesterday the n
SIS changed tc snow. which made the set
On ment % the coal strike a comfort
the reflection.
The body Of Katie Kendrick FIJI
A.. daughter Of Hale X. and the late I
= ikendrickl Flint and granddaughfe
- the late Dr. and Mrs. Asshel kcndri
-. was brought here from Chicago yesterl
afternoon Tor imtermemt IN the family
In couthview cemetery. Miss Flint. :
p q was born May 8, 1851. in Oak Park.
lain went about q week ago to one %
iast Suburbs of Chicago to visit q friend
ipef v hilE there was taFen sic- with al
iberia, which was thought ct first q
uest mtc case bot later dangerous sgI