Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-08
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Miss Eva Forth has been visiting in
Hartford and White River Junction since
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Russlox are at Mrs.
Russlow's old home in Danville for a
couple OF weeks.
Miss Angie King had furnished room
at III. A. Leonard's instead Of boarding
there, as stated in last weeks locals.
Henry Harper, who has been living in
the Chadwick house on Main street, has +
rented the Carrigan house on Forest /
street.
Dana II. Morse organized Missisquoi 1
Nalley Grange with thirty charter mem- 1
bers in Sheldon wednesday evening Of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mann had a brief |
visit last week from their son and grand /
son, q. H. aud Master William Mann Of
Dewey's Mills.
At the annual meeting Of the trustees Of
the Anti-Saloon league, held IN Burling-
ton recently. Rev Fraser Metzger was
elected second vice president.
Miss Inez Litchdeld is the guest o. her
niece, Mrs. r. X. Ingalsbe, in Boston and,
before returning home, y III spend a few
DAYS in Springfield, this state.
Mrs. j. d. Wheeler, who had been
spending two weeks in the village, went to
I W hitt RIVER JUNCTION fEtoaF 70 htrlA RAs
and Mrs Leonard Wheeler before return
/ ing TO Maiden, Mass.
4 Mrs. T.. l.. Bass returned from West
Brattieboro Saturday, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. A.. j. Goodenough, who Is 70
T te with her some time. Mrs. Goodenough,
" no lost her eyesight three years ago, does
/ not travel alone but otherwise is wonder
/ fully self-reliant and helpful.
The circulation OF books from the kim
ball Public library reached, IN this village
and the Center, the total Of 1864 during
I January, or q daily average OF IS o-z5.
I Three hundred thirty-o one 1880 we're
class books. 81 li6t Juveniles ana
/ 1869 (63.4H fiction.
There were eight tables OF players at the
Rebekah hist party IN Odd Fellows ball
Thursday evening, when the remarkable
score Of Plus as was made by /. ,. Chase
and Mrs. w. f. Edison. ArduOus pursuit
OF the game was broken for retreshment
period In which ice cream and cake were
served.
There was hearing Saturday afternoon
before W. W. Morton and A. b. Cushman,
commissioners for the estate OF Mrs. CHAR
lotte MONTGOMERY. relative TO the claim OF
sGO0 entered by Mrs. Charles Z. Blodgett
against Or. q. W. Scott, administrator Of
the estate, for board and care OF MIS-;
Montgomery during the last six years OF
her life. The hearing was continued 70
the nth inst.
George A. Chedel has succeeded & H.
Grifiing as division SUPERINTENDENT OF ths
Champlain Realty company, the WOOD
, branch OF the international Paper com
/ many. and has his business headquarters
At the company's offices in White River
Junction while retaining his residence IN
RANDOLPH. Mr.. Chedels SUPPLEMENTARY
, evtends over the INTERNATIONALLY null
wood domains IN Vermont ana Ne"
Hampshire
Mrs. Aurora Rogers, who spent part O
the SUMMER with her bro her, Rev. h9Inel
White, and has been with her SISTER Mis
IF n Merrill in Woodstock TINS Nlnlef
suffered a stroke Of paralysis, affecting
her right side, early Saturday morning
she was at first able TO move about uu
hss since Lost the use Of The right side ant
her speech has become impeded. Preslou
to last summer Mrs. Rogers had lived 10
some years in Royaiton.
II. A. smith, who had been in California ma
in the region about Pasadena slnes ias
,nnch halter health and flesh than Whei
rs vent away. Mr.. smith, while he en-
iored a RESPITE from th1 rigors OF q Yer
s,,aut Inter. did not ind California qutt
ne earthly paradise excursion sgsn.
paint It. Work has been scarce anu ~
OF men have hung around the sll.eA
Pasadena the last ieW months uhhpie
IA a ioh and without money enough Z
tale them back East. Though the cliiaa.
s,er.pes considerably more baimy thal
Veru1ont in February, there nave peel
two hard freezes this winter that cause
half az inch oi ice 10 form on wafer an
damaged the orange crop
The case Of Eugene Wardner OF Ian
+ dolnh "a Junius BartTo OF Sprihgu ~,
was tried by jury SATURDAY pe ..ss hrors, +
, W. IA Nichols. This was SUIT pfoug :
Nv Mr.. Wardner 20 recover a blil OF
fSr nainting and papering when ne "a.
ter tir Rarttro some five years ago
isiter while admitting the aeconh
claimed that he was owing MI si w
: nothing and presented IN ouset . ~ ,
\ 81 FOR unpaid work and WOOD iu rl..l'.
The Jury, composed Of &. x; urslee
itaraen gavlord, ID. {. WOODWARD
, ismael Richmond and y Mea.
j. hrnnght in verdict for Mr.. barttlo
- recover u and costs. John wilson, h.sy
- pethel conducted the case LOT W
nlsintiH, aud Fred Davis q n " W
was counsel for the defendant. Monu ~.
an amicable settlement was resehsu' al
Mr. Barttro returned TO Springfield.
% Rohert Flint, son OF Mr. and Mrs. ".
:. rtfnt arrived sunday from New lor
" here rs came near losing his me thr
n ,,esl,s AGO and had been unable 70 sta
~ tor home any sooner. he was running
stationary engine in the tunnel tnas
= being constructed under the iiuusoh ~, -,
N. oyins sixsineh compressed air pipe bur
and Immediately the water, which Y
y s com air kept out Of the tua nm
began to pour in from the top s ana so ,b
Ec7,r mon bevond some closed doors "
.i ~, tbe air could open we're drowned
/, 3 3be ,ood. while Mr Flint and bus isl le
S u on the other side Of T. sae ds qoe
FASTENED to the shaft g escape eno uTsss
~ ~ ~ which they had been working 70 I
"a. fresh alr above had paralyzing sn .5 - =
ss killed one Of the party and rendered bsS be
ING Others almost helpless. Inc i men 49, era
ca ~ Nv and taxing about 20 minutes 70 =.
* srom the tunnel TO the surface ~ =
ah above. Mir. Flint was paraiyzea ,l llors a
re less all over, and his arms
70 lungs are stiIl troubling him.