Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-24

B. F. Kicker shipped Monday 900 sheep
80 hogs, 90 calves and 25 cattle, sending
from this station II cattle, is hogs dc j,
400 lambs (5el and calves &c. to 5c.l.
w. w. Jones, who intends to retire
from his milk business as soon as he can
dispose of 1t satisfactorily, will continue
to serve his customers until he finds sue
eessor.
The many friends of Mrs. Harriet X,
widow of the late Ira Mann, will be panied
to learn OF her serious illness at the home
OF her son at the Vermont House, Sara
toga Springs, n. Y. News of her death is
expected at any time.
The Young Mems club took possession
Monday evening Of the rooms which have
been fitted up in the Christian parsonage
barn and which are to be open until 10
O'Clock four evenings in the week, Mon
day, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Miss Ella Blasdel Of East Randolph,
who was taken dangerously i'll at H. II.
Bailey's last week with grip, complicated
by heart trouble, has been more comfort
able for the last two or three DAYS and
il Is hoped that she is really on the gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber I. Holman, three Of
their sons, Roy and Guy Holman and
Master Max, and their daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence S. Booth, are
to be at Mrs. Holman's old home in Wa
terbury Christmas day
Hayden Gaylord and Lorenzo Kibbee OF
Brookfield shipped $3.50 pounds of poultry
from this station for the holiday trade,
and =. w. Tewksbury a. Go. about 1000
pounds. The farmers got from u to IA
cents pound for their chickens and from
% to "a cents pound for their turkeys.
John Hardy OF North Randolph had
hi faFf L.. 4
at DIR. Giffordis sanitarium Friday. The
bone had become diseased as the result
of an accident suffered some months ago
and neeessitated the removal OF the mem
Der. The patient bore the operation well
and is doing nicely.
The executive committee of the Chris
tian Endeavor Union of the state of Yer
mont will be at the Christian church
Tuesday, Dec 20. The evening OF that |
day, meeting, open to the public, will be |
held, and addresses will be delivered by |
he state president, Col T.. G. Osgood OF |
Bellows Falls, the vice president, III. u. |
Woodruff Of Barre, the junior superinten-
lent, Miss Ellis OF Springfield, and others.
The orchestra OF the Canadian Jubilee
singers had been engaged by Landlord
Hayward and Willard Gay to play for a
lance on New Years Eve at Dubois Il
lays hall, after the close of the concert
which they are advertised to give in the
'arlier part of the same evening al the
anne hall. The dance was arranged for .
ome four weeks ago and had no connec.
ION with the concert, but as the Fire.
mems ball is to be the next night, Messrs.
hayward and Gay have cancelled this
lance and il will not be held. ;
The first skirmish in the case of Brook !
eld vs.. Bigelow and his bondsmen 10 re-
over for alleged defaults in his accounts '
town treasurer occurred last week. A X
emnrrer filed by the defendants on the
round that lnasmuch as the bondsmen /,
Iere only Joined in the suit back as far as &
sgi, while 1t was claimed that Bigelow,s n
LEGGED defaults covered longer period Il
would not be right to join them as Y
artles IN the suit as brought this n
ONT being submitted to Chancel- i
n start last week Tuesday the de-
.urrer was sustained by him and the bill c
ismissed as TO the sureties. The plaintiff r
'wn can now appeal TO supreme court
ON this ruling, or it can get leave 10 n
mend the bill as to the particulars ruled "
pom, or 1t can go ahead against Mr.. Bige- b
" alone and IN case discrepancies are es- Al
ollshed can then sue the responsible "a
'ndsmen, If necessary. r.