Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-02
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Bert Perry lost quitea good horse last
week with the collie.
Mrs. Ellen n. King OF Tunbridge is at
Mrs. y. L. Boyden's for short time.
WI. Hebard. wife and daughter went
to Barre Monday to attend wedding.
Mrs. Helen Cark has been quite i'll with
bronchial trouble. DR.. Bailey attends
her.
Martin Seymour and wife OF Fitchburg,
Mass, are visiting his parents, W. L. sey-
mour and wife.
Mrs. c. f. White has returned from ths
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington, much
improved in health.
Alice Hyzer has completed successful
term Of school in Warren and has return
ed home for vacation.
Melzar Woodbury. went to Montpelier
Saturday to visit his daughter, Mrs. Hiram
Huse. 1t was Mr.. Woodbury. ssth birth
day.
LIB. Adams and family are taking an
outing near Fairlee lake. He and his bro
ther, Clinton, have been putting up cot
tage.
Mrs. Grandy, who has been visiting rel-
atives and friends IN 6arre and Warren
for two weeks, returned TO Mr.. Blckford's 5
last Sunday.
Miss Mary Hodges, who has been teach
ing at New Rochelle, y. Y, the past three
years. returned home Saturday for ner
summer vacation.
Misses Edith and Evelyn Blodgett OF
Springfield. Mass, came last week Tor
their usual summer outing and are with
their aunt, Mrs. Emily Davis.
w. L. Seymour has commenced haying.
George Day has taken the job to do the
work and was to have commenced the 10th
-. arruffaH "a week for To
grow but began Monday.
VIM. Taggart Of Fairfield has bought
John Beans farm for $500. George Dwyer
ana wife are to carry on the place and Mr.
Tsppart and wife are 10 move here soon.
| Mrs. Taggart is an invalid.
Mrs. Geo "A. Temple and daughter have
| been in Pomfret a week visiting relatives
and friends. They returned home Tues
dav. While gone Mrs. Rosa b. Mcintyre
looked after her household duties.
The Seymour Bros, who had been at
work for John Bean repairing his house,
/ we're notified on Monday that work would
| cease as be had sold his farm, so the next
man will have to complete the repairs
VIII T. Morrill, was exhibiting the ef-
4 fects of high license at +. 4. Wllbur's last
sunday, In the evening he became so
4 boisterous that Sheriff Parish was sent Tor,
| but Morrill,, not being anxious to meet
4 Parish. left Milbur's in a very unceremo-
/ nious manner. Parish made some effort
/ 10 find him that night but thought ne
could do better Monday morning, when
armed with the necessary papers, but the
/ bird had flown and it is thought that Nor
! rill is in New Hampshire.
Jason Bailey and a nephew OF Boston
were here last Tuesday with an automo-
bile. They started from Boston saturday
and reached Woodstock Monday ana
started from Woodstock about fye O'Clock
and reached Randolph in one hour an q
/ twentv-fve minutes. They are out on
pleasure trip. Mr.. Bailey was here attend
ing school in 1862. Pomfret IS his native
town. He went to Boston soon after ms
school days here and started ten-eent
store. His business enlarged until he had
similar stores in New York and Philadel-
phia and was very successful and is very
wealthy man.
1. ]. Harrington met with severe ac-
/ eident last week. He was telling tree
/ with his son, George. They had chopped
i'm on both sides and took the saw TO COM
plete it. Mr.. Harrington put his loot on a
root TO brace himself and sawed till the
/ tree fell. AS il struck il bounded and the
| hutt of the tree came down on his foot
with force and he was fastened between
the tree and root and he could not pull ms
foot out. His son cut pole ana with u
| stirred the tree a little so that he could
start his foot some and with the thlrd
trial pulled il out, leaving MS shoe ior ne
tree to rest upon. Mr.. Harrington RODE
home and DR.. Scott was called and found
one hone broken and perhaps more. Ii
was badly swollen and the extept OF the
break could not be fully ascertalned. Inc
doctor put on a light plaster cast to keep
| IL in place.