Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-25

day al Highland Place and Monday, wit.
her mother and sister, Mrs. G.. r. Abbot
and Mrs. Eugene Segar, went to Burling
ton 10 attend commencement at L. Y. NJ,
from which her brother. Leighton Abbott
IS graduated this week. Miss Mar
Tewksbury, a graduate Of the university
is also in Burlington for the commence
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. McCollom hayO
with them for the SUMMED Mrs. McCol
lom's brother, G. H.. Whitcomb Of Boston
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. McCollom an,
their daughter, Bernice, started on a car
riage drive 10 Post Mills, where they stait
over Sunday, aud Monday went 10 Han
over, y. H., for the commencement weel
OF Dartmouth college, Charles Chedel o
Pittsheld, who made his home with then
during his school days in Randolph, being
q member Of this years graduating class
The residence Of Frank Bingham o
Braintree was the scene OF a festive occa.
sion Saturday, Junef20, at s p. m. wher
his daughter, Miss Eva r., was united in
marriage with Mr.. Roy r. Abbey. Rev
f.. G.. Rainey, pastor Of the NJ. f.. church
in Randolph, performed the ceremony, and
the house was artistically decorated with
roses, laurel and maiden-hair fern. Mis-.
Clara A. Robinson was bridesmaid, and
the groom was attended by his brother
Jason p. Abbey, as best man. About hfty
friends and relatives were present and left
many substantial tokens OF their esteem.
@. w. A. Putnam lost the first and third
fingers OF his left hand Yesterday morning
while working at the panel saw in Sails
bury Brothers mill. The ~forefinger va.
taken completely on, the saw making q
slanting cut across the knuckle, and the
next finger was also injured, though Il Is
haaaa ~ will NOT eftffun ar haHanE 20 - ~
moved. He was taken to DR.. Gifordis
sanitarium, where his wounds were dress
ed, and expects today to be able TO return
home. Mr.. Putnam has been unfortunate
in having had several accidents OF this
kind, and much sympathy is felt for him
In his present trouble.
Harrison Avery got into a dispute with J.
V. Newton on the depot steps Friday that
ended in his making an assault on Newton
n being arrested BY Chief OF Police y. {.
Buck. The prisoner struggled TO escape
the tolls OF the Law and the grip Of the Of
icer, and his spectacular progress toward
the lookup was observed by a crowd OF in
terested ~bystanders. John II. Wells took
a hand in the proceedings at the lookup
o and assisted the officer in landing his
prisoner in the cell. Saturday
morning Avery was brought before JUS
tice James Hutchinson on the charge Of
disturbing the peace and was fined 20 and
costs, amounting in all to al, with the al
sentence OF 40 days in the House
of Correction. For resisting the officer he
was bound over to the county court. Not
being able to pay his fine he was taken to
Rutland Monday morning by Deputy
Sheriff J. +. Lamson.
The Randolph Inn opened Monday un-
der the management Of {. W. Hayward,
and had twenty-seven names on the regis
ter the first day, besides the regular board
ers. Mr.. Hayward has for his assistants
his son, Fredd, and Scion Vail. while Mrs.
Hayward has Mrs. Otis Dumas, Mrs. Du-
mas sister, Miss Della Marcott Of Wood
who is here for this week, and Miss
Woehler. Mrs. Charles Steele Is
also helping for a little while. Mrs. Hay
daughter, Mrs. Bertha Burridge,
who is teaching in Everett, Mass, viii be
home mex week to work with her mother
during vacation. The lower hall. pastry
room, kitchen and office have been freshly
painted. There are new chairs in the din
ing room and office, and new table linen
and bedding have been purchased, and
some new carpets. All the chambers have
been reyarnished, and the entire Inn put
in first-class condition.
The State Board Of Health-Dr. c. s.
Caverly OF Rutland the president. DIR.
ID. Holton OF Brattleboro the secretary
DIR. +. h. Stiles Of st. Johnsbury the
other member of the board-met the
and the local health officer. DIR.
A. c. Bailey, here yesterday TO examine
The proposed plan for sewers. They an
of the plan, suggesting one
change only-that the outlet OF the
fiat sewer be carried 10 4 point
IN the river below the racewav of A. q.
Osgood's foundry. The protest Of q. r.
against having the sewage
into the river for fear Of con-
the ice crop below the outlet
was considered, but as no one appeared
70 sustain the protest It was passed by.
The board looked over the plan carefully
il no further objections are made
will give their full approval to installing
he system as at present outlined.
Church Notes.
Rev. George +. Ladd will preach Sunday
morning at the Congl church upon 'sThe
Unruly Member
First Baptist church, Rev. Brown f
smith, pastor. Subject OF Sunday morn
ng sermon, Jordan and the Three PSI
The subject Of Rev. & q pafrn-s. -