Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-27
RANDOLPH ceHr.s

Closing -out sale Of carpets & Ban d.,
Randolph. See pages '.i''''
The Methodist parsonage i taxing On .
new coat OF paint. ~ :
Friends from Massachusetts re g..i,,..
+. A. Flint and family. LIVING
Bishop A. c. A. Han made bls animal
visit 10 Grace church last Sunday
Rev. Homer White will offcIaie st e,...
church al 2;31 ,. m. next SUNDAY.
Mrs. &. 4. C0nant went 10 Boston h..
week and b visiting relatives there.
The junior class On the Normal bsis
socable W Normal hall las, Monday egsB.
ing.
The senior class OF the Normal bad then,
class ride Tuesday to the Bethel graaIi5
quarries.
Rob. smith aud Bert Perry ere attend.
ing Woodstock fair this week sua Nh
run candy tent.
Bert Perry, x. r. ID. carrier 81 Rogisg
~ taking vacation and John Wood ~.
siitute, Il taking his place
The Maplewood will close i1r guest, tbs
first Of October. They have had 81 Il.
ceptionally good summer trade.
Mr.. smith OF Norwich. Conn. /, bs-.
buying apples. The apple crop Is small
this year, though several are having iln
yield.
Rev. Geo. b. Gilbert, having spent tWo
months vacation here looking sitter bis
farm Interests. has returned % bic clerical
duties In MiddietOwn, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs J.. H. Holden. Miss Jane
WEIGH aud Mrs. George Howard went io
Woodstock yesterday 20 visit 40 j Kesd
Pembcr's and attend the fair
Clarence swan aud wife If Bridgeport.
Conn, who have been spending some time
this summer In Stowe, stopped here and
called on friends Tuesday on their way
home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. \. L. Boydon wsFs %
springfield, VI, Friday and saturday. be
% look up the ease ~ the accident 70
George Harrington on the electric road
whereby the after lost leg last JaIy
Miss Mcintosh and Gwend0lyu Morse
have returned % New York, having com.
plcled their thirteenth sammer 81 The Old
Homestead. Mrs. snd Miss DefoIesi have
gone TO New York on business but sill
return 10 The old Homestead ior the month
Of October.
A new delivery route, 20 be kuoNnas r
r. ID. 3. IN start NOV. 10th. It win leave
the postoiiice here, go 90 Br0okheid Geo.
ter, then down TO The East branch, up .
East Brookheid, then onto Bfo1kaeld
East bill and back % the Rabbi. track q
c. n. Tafis ), then 10 the Center yia Noria
Randolph.
There has been petition 20 The selects
men asking them % lay out aroad aefQ''
Mr.. Bowers land which would cut be- nne
moving southeast Of bis house into tRo
pieces. Il would be a benefit % few pe0-
pie who live on the Hanks rUad and iea
IN Tunbridge. but the benefit dia h@
seem 10 the selectmen to warrant ihe tA-
pense, and they denied the petition.
George n. Slack, "a, pleaded guilty %
the charge OF disturbing the peace g. ~
June term OF Orange county court ana W.
sentenced to not more than sA maAtl'
and not less than five months in the hous
OF correction. but the sentence was sl'
pended and he was put under me cafe "
the probation officer, Geo, l.. SION h,ie
which meant that so long a. Mr. slack q.
haved according TO Mr.. STOW { dfge.l1u
he would be as free as though ihefe W
no sentence over him, but u be disooe!,1
then the sentence would te eAssu.el,
Presumably, SIR. Slack disobeyea, igi Wy
sheriff came over from Chelsea last fiila.
and carried MIR. Slack to jail ana lIoA
there conveyed him 10 the house q 'O'
rection at Rutland on Sunday