Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-24

Hatch taking the cows and cattle for Mr..
Atwood and Mr.. Kicker the remaining
stock.
Next Saturday afternoon, from 10 5,
the ladies OF the Cong church VIII hold a
Market Day IN the White Front store IN
Dubois a Gays block, formerly occupied
by j. G.. Mann, All kinds OF food, at
tractivoly displayed, will be on sale, M
GLIDING rolls, white and brown bread,
pies, cakes, beans, doughnuts and home
made candy.
Deputy sheriff lam son has been warned
TO look out for Adelbert Martin who coln-
miffed a feIonlous assault Tuesday night
on 4 woman at Northheld he i 4. IN.
tan, weighs 100, dark complexion, black
hair. heavy. dark eyebrows and resembles
a negro. The woman, a Mrs. Iromblee,
was attacked ia her home az So. North
field and bFutally beaten with club.
A telegram saturday notified Peter Jerd
of the death at Lowell, Mass, OF his
brother, George, resulting from paralysis
induced bv q street car accident some
wears ago. Deceased was a state detective,
was married and left one son. His age
was 80. Funeral and burial were at Low
ell George Jerd was the son Of Peter A.
Jerd. and formerly lived in Randolph and
West Brookfield.
The sweet corn that has been raised this
wear by farmers OF Randolph and vicinity
Tor the Mortified canning factory Is being
shipped from this station this week at the
rate Of two carloads day. There viii be
Is or 20 carloads in Allies than halt what
was ant icipated. owing to the unfayorable
season. At Mortified there is almost a
complete failure OF the crop. The corn rs
shipped in the ear, unhusked, and raisers
get IS per ton at the car.
The Randolph Gun club held their
weekly trap shoot on the field back OF
Montague Place Monday afternoon. The
afternoon was perfect for the game and
the score showed a little Improvement
oyer the last shoot. The score made was; =
/ Out OF possible %, W. X. Clark ~, ;. X,
Moulton ID, c. w. Hayward 10, Jack
Vail 70, Geo. Ryder II, Willis Chandler II,
A. II. Beedie Il, II. W. Vail II, J, b.
| Eldredge 8. J. 2. Clifford ,. A. j. Huse
acted as scorer, F. b. Thomas, referee.
Mrs. Roxanna Hebard has sold her
/ house.on South Pleasant street. tenanted
I by h. F. Kicker, 10 Rev. Joseph Hamilton
OF Danville. Mr.. Hamilton Is we'll
/ known minister OF the Vermont Metho-
dist conference, having served as presid'
| ing elder of the st. Johnshury district
aud having held many different charges
! in the conference. He expects to make
I this place his home after retiring from
active work, which may be within veal
or Two. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton were in
1 the place over Sunday, the transfer being
made Monday.
The fall term Of Norwich University
/ opened at Mortified this week with s.
I freshmen and five sophomores-a much
/ larger number than ever before. The en-
/ trance examinations were especially criti-
cal and the new men are well prepared
| Thereare now about 100 students in all
4 showing a remarkable growth within 4
few years. Among the new students are
several already well known in athletics
| including Martin and Potter OF Gushing
Academy, Andrew OF Tilton Seminary
Tinker of Mt. Hermon School and Moor,
OF Vermont Academy. A very prosperoui
/ wear IS in sight.