Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-12
Randolph.
GEORGIA wH1rE. Local Editor.


]. NJ. Thompson Of Montpelier spent +
Sunday with his family at A. j. Foster 5.
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Ingalls, are away
on weeks carriage trip 10 Mr.. ingalls,
old home in Fayston.
Charles d. Osgood has sold his farm
in North Randolph, on the Tunbridge
road, to Carl Moxley.
Miss Lena Spaulding OF Barre is with
Miss c. Kate Howard for two or three
weeks, coming Friday.
Miss Rose Cooper is in Woodstock for
a week or ten days as the guest OF MI.
and Mrs. Pliny Hamilton.
The Chautauqua Circle is invited to
meet Monday evening, May Is, with Mrs.
II. NJ. Miller on Highland avenue.
Mrs. Lucretia Pearson received word
Monday OF the death OF her aunt, Mrs.
Lois McCollom, in Brandon at the age OF
So years.
William Moulton is having a vacation
from his duties as Pullman car conductor
till the irst OF June and is spending II
with his mother, Mrs. George 5. Moulion.
In the supreme court case Of f. J.. Bass
VS., II. j. Rublee, assumpsit, the judgment
was reversed and the cause remanded.
The opinion was given by Judge watson.
Miss Josephine c. Terien, the nurse who
had been caring for Mrs. y. /. Merchant,
left Tuesday. going TO Richmond. Mrs.
Merchant, who seems decidedly better TINS
week, has her sister with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Blodgett and son,
Ralph, and Mr.. Kibling of the firm OF
Kibling & Powers, arrived this morning
from West Lebanon, y. H., ana went 70
Brookfield to visit at George Panton's.
Dennis Rattee, engineer at the mill Of
Marcott q Hayes, had his leg badly
crushed Friday by log rolling onto hiIn'
No bones were broken and he Is able
/ to be at work, getting around on erutches.
+ Miss Angie King of Northfield Is to
come to town in few days 70 stay some
time at Mrs. c. NJ. Howard's in order
10 continue the osteopathlc treatment,
f from which she is deriving much benent'
The Maple Sugar market received a car
load OF syrup from Underhill Saturday.
small consignment OF sugar and syrup
has also been received from man IN
Barnard who claims to have made 20
pounds OF sugar from 80 trees.
NJ II. Miller. who had been assisting
at the Maple Sugar Market during the
busy season. left Tuesday for his home IN
pomfret, whittier Mrs. Miller, VINO mao
been visiting at DR.. II. II, Mcintyre LOT
several days, preceded him saturday
]. d. Denison, Esq, Of this place and
] w. u w nlAts A4Stisf Va " AAAN =
have formed legal co-partHership and
viii have offices in both Randolph ana
WilIiamstown Mr.. White, who IS referee
in bankruptcy. will bring that business
here and spend the greater part OF his
time in Ranpolph, going TO WllliamstoMh
at stated intervals to accommodate ms
clients there.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Fred Kent, who went
from here month ago, to live in Rut-
iand where Mr.. Kent had found em-
. nloyment. are to return here on account
n Mrs. Kent, who is not so well as When
t. she went away They will come as soon
aa their house on Elm street can be va
, Gated by Elmer Montgomery, VINO has
rented a tenement in the Cushman nous.
! on Central street in when H. u. oaul' s
lives, and will move in rev Gays loi
the second time in month.
f.. N. Carron, who was superseded last
/ week as night operator at the station
, left Tuesday night with his family tol
Coaticook. Que, to visit among relatives
for A month before resuming work IN
new place, Ii Is understood that he ma
already had a position offered MIN wiz
. cousin in a station not far rom Noatl
! cook Charles storms, VINO also hhlshe'
: work here last week as day operator
! vent TO Boston Monday to enter IN
employ OF the Boston Maine railroad
g win Lemery, employed on the farm
q Allen Flint, saw a fox few days az
4 with a rabbit in its mouth. He watche.
Y II disappear into hole, and going Dael
4 "a the house persuaded Perkins Flint L
v ioin him in the hunt. They dug ou
: fbe hole into which the rabbit was take
& and brought to light a family OF 81
little foxes which they are at presen
bringing up by hand with gratifyin
snccess. the old ones to all appear
= aDces having fed that part of the country
o The travelling auditor Of the Centrt
i Vermont railway arrived Tuesday TO trans
II fer the station to a new agent, Mr.. Symlhe
N ton Of st. Armand, who came on the =
d .. M. express. but, not being pleased VII
70 the outlook, decided not to stay l.
lang. who has been the courteous an
obliging agent for the last six month
still remains on duty, though expecting
"a be relieved very shortly The Montpeih
* Argus in its issue last night said -" mel
,n q a report that e. A. Lang may be return
". ed To Montpelier, but no new intormatl'
rs could be secured at the local station. IL
n. known that efforts from certain direction
m have been brought to bear upon the :
Albans officials TO have him returned
this city, "