Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-17
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.

NV AAbAlltl " mt IttA HEAfAiH sun Jay
IN ST. Mary's church, Mortified.
Miss olah Niles, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. +. L. Bass, went away Sat
urday.
Mrs. /. S. Chase has been suffering Sc
verely from acute bronchitis, but Is at
present eonvalescent.
Mrs. Myron fuller returned TO Tun-
bridge Sunday after week with her sis
ter, Mrs. l.. j. Blakely.
Mrs. Ellen Young is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. X. w. Morse, al the City hotel
IN Barre for N indefinite stay.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. N. Atwood are passing
a week in Barnard with their daughter,
Mrs. Edwin Amsden and family.
Mrs Nathan Page Of Chester, who was
on her way 10 Granville, spent few days
last week with Mrs. Samuel Spear.
Misses Adine and Jennie Bell Of Walden,
daughters OF Gov. c. j. Bell, were the
guests Of Miss Mary f. Morse, over
/ Sunday.
The ladies Of the Baptist church united
with those Of Bethany church IN pro
viding entertainment for the Golden
Rule Christian Endeavor union, which
met here last week.
F. G. Evans OF Waterbury, who is now
/ travelling salesman for the UNDERWAY Oil
4
/ brother, the late f. Z. Evans, was the
guest Of E. A. shattuck Friday night.
Evangeline. the infant daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. o. II. Silver, now living ia VIII
Jamestown, Is just recovering from the
/ critical illness that called Mrs. silyer's
mother, Mrs. {. L. Wyman, from Ran
dolph early in March.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph W. Atwood left
Frioay morning for Caspian lake, Green's
boro, where they intend to spend the sum-
mer. They 20 this early partly for Mrs.
Atwoods health and partly TO make some
repairs and changes in their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.R. Clark, who had
BEEN al Stoneleigh since the 18th inst,
took their departure for New Haven,
Conn, Saturday. Mrs. Clark and daugh-
ter will begin their summers residence
in Randolph soon after the completion
OF Miss Lucia's school in June, and the
other members Of the family will also be
here for their usual outings.
-Four large boxes Of comfortable cloth
ing, contributed By the differ nj churches
Of this village, have been shipped TO the
Red Cross society at san Francisco for
distribution among those rendered desti-
tute by the earthquake and succeeding
/ confiagrstion. SO much clothing has been
received since the boxes were packed that
/ Il is hoped 10 send another supply little
later.
Mrs. b. F. Herrick and her daughter,
| Miss Alice, were called 10 Brattleooro
| Monday By the death Of Mrs. Herriek's
niece, Miss Nav spear, which occurred
| Sunday The deceased had been III little
over q month with an attack OF grip from
which she was unable TO rally. she was
I the daughter OF c. l.. Spear and had
reached the age of = years. The funeral
was held IN Brattleboro at 3 o'clock Tues
day afternoon.
i Mrs L p. Thayer arrived SATURDAY.
/ from Jacksonville, Fla, ~ which place
the winter was spent except month she
was in Orlando, Fla, WITH her btother'
i Walter smith. Mr.. Thsyer came from
Essex junction on an earlier train 70 open
| the house for family headquarters until
i the removal IN June 10 Camp Randolph,
Highgate Springs. The daughter, Miss
| Maurine, is still 10 san Francisco but u
expected to join the family at Highgate
the latter part Of next month.
DIR. f. c. Noble Of Montreal paid a
brief visit Friday 20 his aunt. Mrs.
! j. }. Trerise, and family, coming from
\ Burlington. where be had assisted the day
/ before IN an operation upon his brother,
". A. Noble, Tor the removal Of the
appendix. The latter IL at the Fannie
/ Allen hospital near Burlington, regaining
health and strength. During the summer
vacation 81 McGul college IN which ne i
pursuing his medical studies, Dr Noble
is 20 be manager Of the Myrtle Rouse al
! Digby, Nova Scotia.
states Attorney NJ. VI. Wilson was IN
vershire last Thursday al a hearing before
81 Fuller. justice Of the peace, in the
case 81 James Hackett Of Copperheld, ar
raigned on The charge OF cruelty 70 sew
| en- year-old boy, Archie Davis by name,
whom he had taken 70 keep until OF age,
| Complaint OF his treatment OF the LAD was
made by neighbors who testlhed that
4 9scEett living on a farm a little out Of
4 Copperfield. made the boy do work too
/ hard for him and did not give him either
] proper food or clothing. II wss stated
4 tbst Archie was in the habit OF eking out
| the mesgre food supply by begging ana
| bv making the rounds OF nelghborhg
swlll tubs after dark 10 pick out whatever
| gcraps OF ed bic stuff they might contain.
Sufficient evidence was secured 70 blnu
/ HacEett over to the June term Of Orange
county court in the sum OF s2OO, Whleh
Was furnished.
Horace II. Howard, who had been To
/ uspover y H. TO seek medical ADVICE
came home the 10th inst. TO dnd that the
padlock OF the safe in his house on weston
street had been broken and si0o belonging
to him and $50 Of his son Roy : money
/ bad been stolen. After Mr.. Howards de-
nsytnre Mrs. Howard left the house alone
/ sbont al MINUTES Tuesday forenoon OF last
week while she went 10 the schoolhouse
10 speak to her grandson, Charles Howard,
When She returned she saw the orohe1
| paddock lying in front Of the sale sna
noticed tracks on the freshly oIed klte ~
moor, bat fading the papers " " sS
al ri-bt and not knowing that II nad also
contained money, she concluded that her
husband had broken the lock himself "a q
h,,rry, ~ yet into the safe before be started
| 80 The Train. Ii was not until he came
hack Thursday that the theft Of the MONEY zone,
was discovered. Then 4 was fellis'l - ~
tbst tbe bulk head door al the rear OF tns
h,,'se Vas unfastened while Mrs. Howard
VAS out those 80 minutes, ana dou otless
the thief sneaked in that way ana llsus
- entrance from the cellar. A gold Watch
and 20 in gold, likewise re. osing III 'he
| safe, were undisturbed.