Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-14
aANpoLPH CENTER

Arthur Patterson has entered Norwich
university.
There are twelve o. the Normal student,
at the Colonial.
Miss Ellen Pennock OF somerville
Mass, was with Mrs. Clara Sawyer oyei
Sunday.
Mr. Maloy and wife Of Boston were At
the Colonial last week and returned home
Monday.
John Harrington has gone TO Middlesex
as night Waterman IN the electric Light
plant there.
Dana r. Clough has commenced tcaeh-
ing for the second year at English Mills In
Woodstock.
+. c. McMurphy has taken his children
home and Miss Della Buck Is keeping
house Tor him.
Guy Hebard went to Derby, Conn, last
Tuesday TO enter the employ Of Terence
Allis In his store
Leonard aud Harold Hodges went yes
terday 70 saXtons River, where they ex-
pect TO enter the academy.
After nine weeks stay at c. L. Smiths.
Miss Amanda King returned to her home
IN Itverton, X. l., last week Wednesday.
AT Grace church next sunday, there viii
y evening prayer and sermon al 3 o'clock.
tend.
Frank McMurphy has closed his work
az the electric light plant az Middlesex
and entered upon the duties OF brakeman
on the railroad.
One horse Of A. l.. Bowers grey span
ran a nall into is foot. which made a
serious wound. Under DR.. smalleys care
the horse Is improving.
Prof. 4. A. Partridge. wife and daugh-
ter, who have been at their cottage here
for two months, returned 10 their home in
Philadelphia last week.
DR.. Sarah Whiting. professor Of astron-
omy and science IN Wellesley college, and
Miss Louise Hodgkins. a former professor
there. were guests Al the Old Homestead
last week.
The late arrivals az the Maplewood are
Mr. ana Mrs. sawin OF Boston, Mrs.
George Hart and two children Of Essex.
Mass Miss T.. +. White Of Cambridge,
Mass, and Miss Emma r. Dean Of Proyi-
dcnCe. r. i.
Miss Helen Bogardis, teacher in the Bar
nard School for Girls, New York city, Is a
guest OF Miss Bessie Holden, and Miss
Agatha Brown Of New York city is a guest
Of Miss Gwendolyn Morse At the Old
Homestead
Miss N. p. Colburn has been guest the
past week Of Miss Bertha Stone at the
MaplewOOd. They are both teachers in
Burr & Burton seminary at Manchester,
VI, and returned to their school work
last Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Closson Gilbert
returned home Thursday sitera carriage
drive through the western part OF the
state. Mr.. Gilbert was married Aug. 3Isl
al the home OF the bride In Aylmer, Can,
to Beatrice Mary symmes,
Rev. +. NJ. Baker aud bride, who were
married in Cambridgeport, Mass. last
Tuesday. are expected here Ia season for
reception rendered them by their parish
toner's at the Methodist church parlors
Friday tomorrow evening.
Rev Geo. b. gilbert Of Middletown.
Conn.,, went from here to Canada last
week 20 oiticiate al the marriage Of his
brother. His sister, Miss Martha. accom-.
panied him and they extended their trtp
to different parts Of Canada and Vermont.
Misses Mary and Josephine Hodges,
who have been spending q vacation with
their parents, q. l.. hodges and wife.
have gone 70 New Rochelle, y. v, where
Miss Mary viii continue teaching aud
Miss Josephine expects to continue her
profession q reader.
The outcome Of the inquest held before
y. J.. Boyden, justice Of the peace, on
Albert Bowers fire, has resulted in the
arrest OF Frank Barnarski on complaint OF
NJ. NJ. Wilson, states attorney, aud a
hearing is now TO be held before W. II.
Nichols, justice Of the peace. The inquest
was ordered by the selectmen and the
states attorney conducted it.
As Ruth Adams. the six-year-old daurh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Adams. was
leading young horse TO water. the horse
suddenly turned and kicked. hitting Ruth
just above the left ear. fracturing the
skull IN several places. Drs Bailey Russ
low and clifford were called and the frac-
tured parts removed. The accident oc-
CURED last Thursday at 3 o'clock and
Ruth did not regain consciousness tiil
about o'clock the next morning. since
which time she has been recovering a. fast
as anyone could expect. She is al this
writing able 10 sit up in bed aud the
chances for her recovery grow brighter
every day. IL was a fearful accident.
Pieces OF the skull for three inches were
removed aud ID seems almost a miracle
that she should recover. The family have
had the sympathy o. the entire commun-
lty. The girl had often taken the horse 10
water and the Kick was playful one. as
Tar as the horse WIS concerned. but was