Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-01

/ spraiped ankle received while wrestling
/ Friday on the High school grounds.
Robert ]. Livingston Of Waitsield and
Miss Mamie Rush Of Bethel were united
/ In marriage at the home Of Thomas Carr
BIZ Fr. James Penders last Thursday.
The circulation OF books from the KIM
ball Public Library during September was
1865 volumes, an average Of So per day.
This includes those taken at the Center.
The Ladies' Whist club held gentiemen's
night Friday evening with Mrs. George
Plnney. there being i've tables. The
highest score was made by Mrs. Otis Du-
mas.
J. W. Hale has sold for $500 his new
house on Dudley street TO Gilman Smith,
who lives on the Elliott Cushman farm.
Mr., smith will not occupy the place until
another spring.
The Iowlands caught their first killing
frost yesterday morning, II was a good
freeze, but had held of SO long that most
Of the corn had been taken care Of and
little damage resulted
4 rather small delegation represented
Randolph az the Tunbridge fair yesterday.
They report a good, Well behaved crowd
a nice showing Of cattle and interesting
races. The best time made was 2,2l.
A bay mare valued at $50, owned by
Fred II. Smith, recently injured one knee
and on Monday lockjaw developed. Or.
F. A. Rich OF Burlington saw her Tuesday.
Last night Mr.. Smith put the animal out
OF her agony by shooting her.
Under direction of the seleetmen, j. b.
Wells has finished grading the Nelson
Morse hill road at an expense OF about
siC0 This was done in preference TO lay
ing out a new road TO this village via the
reservoir, which bad been petitioned for.
Frank Parker returned Tuesday from
Bethlehem, u. H., where he worked dur
ing the summer at the Highland House
He intends TO 90 soon to Albany, \. u,
to take a course in the business college.
The shipping Of corn from this station
To the factory at Northfield had 10 be in
terFupted last week as the factory could
not handle ii fast enough. shipments
were resumed yesterday and viii finish
probably tomorrow.
Every member of the W. 4. c. is ur-
gently requested 10 be in G. AR. hall before
O'Clock Thursday, Oct LIST. Meet
ing at s o'clock. The department. inspec-
tor, Mrs. Annie f. Northing OF Mont
pelier, viii be present.
The ladies OF the Braintree Baptist
society will hold an Old Maids conven-
ton, assisted by Prot. Makeover with his
wonderful remodeloscope. at Braintree
hall Monday evening, Oct. 5. Everyone
invited, especially the men.
Mrs. Norman Harvey and Mrs. Caleb
Eaton Of Rochester came yesterday to visit
az Alfred Eatons. Mrs. Eaton last
Thursday broke OF a needle in her hand
which caused her considerable trouble and
which worked into it, making il neces-
sary for an operation In order to have il
removed.
The Market Day held by the ladies OF
the Congl church last Saturday afternoon
proved very successful. there being much
greater demand than was anticipated. and
II has been decided to hold another next
Saturday from to 8 p. NJ. al the same
place. the White Front in Dubois ana
Gays block, formerly occupied by j. e.
Mann. An abundance of pies. cakes. rolls.
beans, bread brown and wheat, dough
nuts and homemade candy viii be on sale,
the tables being presided over by five
young ladies.
Yesterday. through the A. B. Cushman
Agency, the millinery store and business
OF Mrs. ;. :. Clark In the Howe block was
sold to Mrs Harriet Mcbride, who took
possession at once. She Will retain as
trimmer and manager for the season Mrs
I J. F. Tewksbury. who has been lately
with Mrs. Clark. Mrs Clark's frail health
induced her to sell, and she does not ex-
| pect TO remain Ia town. Her daughter.
+ Miss Laura Clark, returned yesterday to
New York city for second years course
I IN Columbia college.
+ About twenty young men Of the place
I have organized " hat they call the Cres-
( cent club for social and literary purposes
+ d. ii Hart Is president, e. Z. storms vice
5 president and Roy Ihayer secretary and
/ treasurer, A constitution and bylaws
+ have been adopted. The club has rented
/ the Gabrielle building lately vacated Bv
+ the Adshed family, who have moved to
I VIM. Bass tenement. and has refinished
I il throughout. Ii viii be ready for Occu-
pancy in about week. The club rooms
4 viii contain reading. writing and smok-
/ ing quarters and Will in part meet the
need OF a place where young men can
F spend an evening in innocent diversion.
+ The A. B. Cushman Agency has effected
Z the sale q Mrs. Harriet McBride's place at
I the corner Of South Main and Weston
I streets to Dana II. Morse and Allen A.
Z Priest Tor slSga. The purchasers are lead
Y ing members in the West Randolph
+ Grange, and il Is surmised that if sufi-
& Gent encouragement is received q fine hall
may be erected on this lot for the use OF
/ the Grange and for public entertainments
I q all kinds. II Is very central location
and far enough away from the track to be
E measureably free from annoyance Of car
T sounds. The house can be moved back on
the lot and rented for a dwelling. and q
Il spot cleared large enough for such a pub
lis hail e. The town needs.
News VAS received here Monday Of the
death u Mrs. Minnie Flint Fiagg. wife
i % Lester Elasg 81 Broektou, Mass. which
I occurred Sunday. The deceased was born
E April 8. 1855. in Randolph. Mass. coming
I when xounE with her parents To Easf
{ bra.ntree. w here they lived until the death
T q her mother. going then 70 Brocktcn.