Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15

Urinary department, and are this weeE
with Mrs. Drew's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Holman, who are also entertain.
1 ing Miss Josie Kennedy Of White River
Junction.
VI. c. Rowell shipped Monday Il calve
and hogs, paying from 10 5 cents |
pound for the calves and u 10 Il cents
Y pound for the hogs. Hereafter the stock
/ train will run two hours earlier each Mon.
/ day until further notice.
i Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
/ Lena Mae Bixby, second assistant IN the
I High school during the year just closed
/ 70 Mr.. Frank Richmond Ingalsbe OF Oak
I field, y. Y, to be solemnized IN Randolph
at noon Saturday, June "a.
| Mrs. John F. Mead has with her for the
summer her father, j. r. Hughes OF Los
Angeles. Cal, who came last Thursday,
and her aunt, Miss Florence Carpenter,
but lately returned from Naples. The
Misses Bean of Boston are also guests OF
Mrs. Mead.
Papers were filed Tuesday in Chittenden
county court in suit against the Central
Vermont for $4,000 damages, brought by
w. j. Blodgett, administrator OF Martin
Flint, who was killed by tram near
West Berlin, May is. The suit is brought
for Mr.. Blodgett by sherman Moulton OF
NAAt IA II VI Wv AEN a euOAAADlf
Leon Sault, member Of the graduating
class OF the University OF Vermont, will
go to New York next Monday, having Sc
cured a position with the American
Bridge company as draughtsman in that
city. His mother and sister, Mrs. Emily
and Miss Carrie Sault, have gone TO BUR-
lington today to return with him Satur-
day.
Mrs. Hutehins Of Worcester and Mrs.
Dodge of Lisbon. n. H., remem bered in
Randolph as Misses Abbie and Gertrude
Tracy, are taking a carriage trip together
and their itinerary brought them 10 Ram
dolph Tuesday night. Making their
headquarters at A. j. Fosters 5, they called
on relatives and old acquaintance IN the
village yesterday and today continue their
journey to Tunbridge.
Miss Marion Bennett, whose departure
for Denver, Col, is mentioned in another
column, had an unfortunate experience on
the journey West. The tourist car, in
which she was riding, and the dining car
OF the train left the rails AZ Flint, Mich,
and were dragged on their sides 500 feet.
Miss Benefits eyeglasses were broken
and the glass cut gsshes above one eye and
across the nose, in which stitches had 10
be taken. One shoulder was also injured,
her clothing was badly torn and she lost
all her baggage except trunk.
Lewis Bean left his team standing in
front Of +. +. Evans house Monday even
ing while Alr. Evans was getting his auto
mobile ready to start out. The horse,
frightened at the sound of the auto, fed
down Prospect hill and up South Main
street Hill, at the top OF which it collided
with telephone pole and left the carriage,
with one whee. smashed to pieces in front
of A. Z. Hendricks. Ii then dashed
through Mr.. Hendricks lawn 10 3. r.
Bieker's, where George Hatch, falling TO
stop il with a broom, followed hot on its
trail through gardens and lawns to How
ard street, where he captured the ex-
hausted beast.
As Norman {. Greene was driving
towards home az o'clock last evening
with his daughter, Eva, and Ben Rober-
son. toe kingbolt 10 the wagon came out,
and the wagon body bounded up so that
Mr.. Robertson, wh) was standing at the
bacs, was sent high in the air. In coming
down be struck on the right side OF his
head, which IS badly bruised and swollen,
and his arms and shoulders are also lame.
Mr.. Greene and has daughter were both
thrown out but were only bruised a little.
The horse, a marvelously WE'LL behaved
animal, stopped when spoken TO and
refrained from cOmplicating matters bg
running away.