Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16


Blindfalded her treasure, and then
Tied him tight 20 the rails of track
They left him alrne in their play
And engines came travelling that way
Ere they found any time % 90 back
'ris useless Disgusting the fact
The victim Was dead from an act
That society men often do;
For "bOys will be boys she may read,
But can't understand why they need
To be fools and mnrderers too.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Blanchard were in
I Burlington Tuesday.
Miss Kate Bradley Of Woburn, Mass, Is
/ visiting her sister, Mrs. +. II. Grove.
Miss Hannah Aldrieh OF Rochester has
been a guest at Dr. A. c. Bailey's a few
days.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Comstock left
Tuesday for Keene, \. H., where he has
i found work as teamster.
I Judge VIM. II. Nichols was in Bristol
over Sunday with his daughter. Mrs.
David Bosworth, and family
Mrs Bernard McCarron Of st. Albans is
with her father, Gustav Woehler, with
HON Mr.. McCarron also spent Sunday.
Charles Paine has gone to his home in
Iowa city, Iowa, after spending three
months with his uncle, o. W. Broekway.
Mrs. Y. NJ. Chandler, who had been the
guest OF DR. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre
Rev. Y. NJ. Hardy OF Morrisville. who
was IN Richmond Sunday. made a trip 10
Randolph Monday before returning home.
Mrs. Ernest Manchester and her broth
er Ersest Kent, are in Lisbon, n. IL,
going the 18th, ia company with 7. III.
Piper OF Lyme, n. H., who had been their
guest.
Mrs. A. L. Thsyer entertained lately her
brother in-law, J. {. Harris Of Barre, and
his two daughters. Mrs. May Campbell
and Mrs. Lettie Griffith, also Of the Gran
tie city.
Mrs. Forrest Manchester. who had been
a mont at The Manchester. went Mon
day TO Lebanon, n. H., TO visit sister
and from there was TO proceed TO Pepper
ell, Mass, to pass the winter with hel
mother.
Miss Frances Warner OF Middlebury
! the second assistant in the High school
, who has been living with Mr.. and Mrs
! c. B. Hollis at the Congl parsonage since
: the beginning Of the fall term, is nov
; boarding at Mrs. NJ. +. Changers on
Prospect avenue.
State Highway Commissioner {. W
Gates OF Franklin took advantage Of trip
10 this section 10 stop here yesterday and
inspect. with Commissioner }. b. Wells
the good roads OF Randolph, especially
J the permanent highway OF which eight
: miles have been built.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Dubois and baby
, daughter. Susan, came saturday nigh
! from Winchester, Mass, and the next DAY
started for Chicago with Master william
! Dubois. who had been staying with hi
i grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. San
ford, while his mother and sister were II
Winchester.
DR.. II. G. Tinkham OF Burlington. as
} sisted by DR.. Clarence Beecher and 1
nurse. Miss Katherine Boyce. of the SAINT
/ city. performed difficult operation Tues
e day At the sanatorium upon Mrs. j.. 4
. Clifford, who rallied from it nicely and u
believed TO be in a very favorable condi
tion. Mrs. Gifford's brother, Charles
} Rolfe OF Lynn, Mass, came Friday to se'
her and remained over night.
! Saturday evening, Edwin, the elder sor
! of BYRON Goodwin, detected a smell o
smoke about the house on Maple stree
and called his mothers attention TO th'
fact. Mrs. Good in, going upstairs, founC
/, that an electric light had dropped dowI
/. until it touched the bed and, the electricity
being turned on, it had started a shoulder
ing fire in the bed clothing. Soon afte
the light was lifted up and the ali
!, reached the fire, the spread and quilt
burst into flames, but lively work ex
$ tingushed them before much damag
: was done.
! MrA. I1uuNOH NAttNS AARo
: south Pasadena, Cal, says that Miss Msu
rine Thayer has arrived safely from Ran
doIph and is TO be with Mrs. Bailey ane
! family part OF the winter. Though thel
: have not been a bit homesick during the
s wears residence in California, a Vernon
( face was a welcome sight u them. Sh'
l reports beautiful summer without drol
! of rain from April to October, whei
abundant showers made everything greer
!; again aud Frightened up the roses that ar
= biooming throughout Ihe year. The mem
!, bers Of the family are all well snd able Z
I work every day.
. Ryron Goodwin was seriously injured il
the +. r. Emerson nal Monday AFTERNOON
IN a yery peculiar way. A piece Of heav.
door stock being put through the chain
saw mortiser came out OF the machin
o and shot across the mill with tremendou
/ force hitting Mr. Goodwin on the righ
4 hin. The board struck on the femur bone
o which was terribly bruised but saved tn
+ hip from being broken. Az nrst, MI
Goodwin hardly knew that ne was hurl
but when he attempted to step he foun'
that the violence of the blow had eripplei
him. and he was carried home, where b
will be confined to the bed some days.
w. Bates Nichols has removed iron
Dinuba. Cal. to Fresno, OF that state Il
order to give more attention to tn
: affairs of the Raisin-Growers' association
Of which nc is vice president. HIS Sunse
ranch he has disposed OF to Mrs. Benit
Nichols and her son, George, but retain
another fruit rsnch nearby Benito Mich
ols. as soon as he can arrange affairs i
London, where he represents America
farm machine interests, viii join his VII
and son and devote himself TO fruit-groW
ing in California Mrs. w. Bates Nichol
4 now on her way to Vermont to NEE
her daughter, Gretchen. who has oeel
East some time for the benefit Of be
health.
Mrs. T. J. Adams went to Boston las