Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-01

m, and will preach in Cushing hall sun
day at 2 $50 p. m.
Rev. q. F. Fortier will be glad to meet
the young people OF his parish in Harring-
ton parlors Friday evening at 1880. The
regular meeting Of the Social union is one
week from Friday night.
George J. Prince OF Randolph has bought
OF z. G. Terry OF Randolph the John },
Lee woodland situated near Rochester
North Hollow. There are about So acres
in Bethel and 200 in Rochester.
There are letters unclaimed remaining
at the Bethel postotfice addressed to Mr.,
Harry Bagley, Mr.. Frank Council, Mr..
Marshall Joletta, Edward McClosky, Leay-
lit a Reed, Mrs. VIM. Walld0ff, Mr.. g. A.
Younger.
White River Morgan, a Morgan horse
bred by Orrin +. Neff Of this town, is now
stated to be the premier stallion in the
stable OF l.. ID. Ely of Rochester, n. Y, the
present owner. The horse is said to come
unusually near the old Morgan breed.
Mrs. Sullivan Chariodono was called to
Boston Monday by a message saying that
her sister in law, Mrs Filemon Chariodono
had suffered a severe fail, necessitating her
being removed 10 the City hospital, where
seventeen stitches had been taken in her
wounds.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Greene fell on the ice in
front OF the Bascom House Monday even
ing, dislocating one ankle joint and break
ing both bones above the Joint. Mrs.
Greene is doing as well as could be eX-
pected after such a serious accident, but
will probably be confined to the house for
several months.
The hide Of a white deer has been on ex-
hibition for the past week at the Kimball
market. The animal was killed near
Montpelier and the skin was secured by
Fish and Game Commissioner Davis. Ii is
pronounced great freak of nature and it
Is said that no one has seen a white deer
before in Vermont.
The grange held very interesting meet
ing last Saturday evening with fine pro-
gram given by Miss Bertha Burnett, lee
.urer. Misses May Savage and Ellen Pres
Ton gave paper that was well received. |
The next meeting, which will be held Sat
lrday evening OF next week, viii be the
regular meeting for the election OF officers. !
The COURIER has been investigating the |
source OF the item in regard to that alleged /
burglary at Rochester and is in receipt OF /
he following letter from +. NJ. Barber, !
who is New England superintendent OF |
he Associated Press, with headquarters at !
Boston THE burglary occurred at Roeh- |
,ster, n. Y, and the use of the story I'M 1
peculiar mistake in this Office
There was a lawsuit Monday in the
,fiice OF Hunton & Stiekney in which b. |
:. Rogers was plaintiff and Charles Frank
II Barnard defendant. The suit was over
he ownership Of a pair OF harnesses,
which Frank claimed had been sold to /
him, but which Rogers claimed he had
,nly loaned to Frank. The court was JUS
ice Flint, who gave Judgment for the
,iaintf to retain the harnesses and have
lis costs and one cent damages. Wallace
'. Batchelder appeared for the plaintiff
nd Charles Batchelder for the defendant.
On Nov. "A, 1874, occurred at Potsdam,
7. ". the marriage Of Ebert f. FELTON,
nd Minnie Fifeld, il being ON Thanksgiv-
ng day. On Thanksgiving dav, 1904, the
lany neighbors and friends OF Rev. +. f.
ELTON and wife, now living on Christian
I'LL IN Bethel, thought it fitting to gather
I their home and congratulate nv. and
lrs. FELTON,, and accordingly about fifty
ersons from Randolph, Bethel, Barnard
nd Royalton assembled late in the after
Don. Mr.. FELTON, was at work in the
'oods and it was an entire surprise. The
vening was spent in pleasant conversa-
ion, with singing by the Misses Munson
nd Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Mcdonald. Re
-eshments were served, after which Rev.
. w. Miller, in behalf of the friends,
lade few eongratulatory remarks and
resented several substantial presents, Mr..
elton responding.