Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01

the edge Of the embankment, while on the
sloping side are little sprnces and juniper
trees. The plants were brought from
New York. and II. NJ. Totman worked out
the architects plans with them.
Orson Woodcock and W. p. Young were
at work putting a new jet on the west end
Of j. p. Cleveland's house last Thursday,
when, just before noon, the staging gave
way, letting them fall 10 the, ground dis
lance of 20 feet. Mr.. Moodcoek. who was
standing on the staging, landed IN an up
right position and escaped injury; but Mr..
Young, who was sitting down, struck on
his left side. knocking out two teeth and
nearly fracturing his ribs. He was taken
into Mr.. Cleveland's house and was too
much bruised and SHAKEN 10 be removed
to his home on Park street for several days.
His daughter, Mrs. Fred Wright, and
baby OF South Royalton were here over
Sunday.
Wilson {. Morris, who made his resi-
dence in Randolph for one or two years
while his brother, Dr. George +. Morris,
OF Hartland was living here, now has a
prosperous real estate business IN New
1 York, where suit has been brought against
1 him by his former wife for divorce and
aIimony. In 1895, Mr.. Morris was granted
! a bill OF enforcement in Orange county
court and remarked A year ago, the
I first Mrs. Morris brought SUIT against him
on the ground that the bill was not prop
I erly obtained, and the publication Of Mr..
Morris petition for divorce being called
/ in question, l.. b. johnson, publisher Of
I the CHELSEA HERALD, was called TO New
/ York to testify Friday that the petition
! had been correctly printed and circulated
according TO the laws of this state.
The Central Vermont Pomona Grange,
I of which George c. Flint is lecturer, VIII
meet with West Randolph Grange IN thus
village Wednesday, June Il, commencing
Tat lO:30 a. m The morning session viii
open in the fifth degree, followed by re-
1 ports Of subordinate oranges and pro-
posals for mbership. The NTH degree
will then be conferred in form and those
I wishing TO take It should come with
4 proper recommendations from the master
aud secretary Of their respective oranges.
After dinner at the hall on the picnic plan,
/ the afternoon session, open to the puDllcs
will begin at 80 O'Clock. II. NJ. Totman,
master Of West Randolph Grange, viii de-
+ liver the address of welcome, and W. +.
Colby Of WilliamstoWn will make the
response There will be a reading by Miss
Josephine Hodges OF the Center, paper
by Mrs j. Harris Bass, song by Dr. W.
NJ. Kelly, an address by Gov. Z. }. Bell OF
Walden and singing by the West Ran
dolph Grange choir.
A revised edition OF "Conant's YER
mont the work OF the late Principal
Edward Conant OF the Normal school,
will be edited By Mason 5. Stone, eX-state
superintendent OF schools, and, contain
ing complete chapters on the geography,
history and civil government Of this state,
viii be issued this fall by the futile COM
pany. II IS designed for use IN the
schools. The volume Will be illustrated
with fully 100 new half-t1ne and zinc etch-
ings, and handsomely bound, containing
from 300 to 600 pages. Among the pof-
traits viii be those OF all the governors OF
Vermont, which never before have been
printed in one book. Several have been
secured from old prints, and others from
artists drawings from descriptions and in
formation furnished by defendants
Plans Of early battles and many other
unique features IN Vermont history VIII
ha pictured cut In an interesting and in
Istructiye manner. Neither timc nor ex-
pense have been spared by the publishers
iin collecting material TO make the book
success. and the edition viii he the most
accurate and complete ofus kind ever pub
Iished In this state.