Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-10

J3seph Spooner and Mis- E. ma, young
est daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. S. II. King.
ware married TuesC ay, Oct. l, a. the Bay
st pars onage ty lev. w. 5. Bradshaw.
a short wedding trip was taken to Hart
ford. from which Mr.. and Mrs. Spooner
returned last Thursday. They are to
live in Randolph.
The Camp Randolph association held
is annual meeting Friday night and
elected these officers for the ensuing
year. President, Hon. James hutchin-
son; secretary and treasurer, w. L. Lam
son; directors, E. A. Shattuck, w. T.
Lamson, w. c. Emerson, DR.. E. o. BlaI-
chard and A. E. Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Webb and daugt-
ter, Wanda, started Friday for Key West,
Fla, which they were due to reach yester-
day after a four days voyage from New
York. Mr. Webb, who is stationed at
the Key West navy yard, had been north
ten GAYS, but his wife and daughter
| sought this cooler latitude early in the
summer.
! A set of "Historical Tales by Charles
| Morris has been added to the juvenile
| department of the Kimball Public library
and includes American tales Y Vols.),
English, French, German and Greek;
tales of Japan and China, and of King
Arthur q vols.); Roman, Russian and
Spanish tales; also ''Book of Brave
Deeds" edited by j. T. Trow bridge.
While in Concord, n. H., last week, II.
A. Leonard purchased steam runabout
of his cousin, c. f. Hugglns, VINO
brought him home from Concord in the
machine in the space of ten hours. The
runabout is a tidy affair of buggy-fashion
| n GtP
equals about twenty in gasolene. Mr..
Higgins went back to Concord Saturday.
Frank Lashua was arrested Saturday
on the charges of intoxicatiOn and resist
ing an officer Monday morning he was
brought before Justice H. w. Vail for a
hearing, at which he pleaded guilty to
intoxication and was sente nced to 80 days
at Chelsea Jail. Judgment was suspended
on his agreeing to take the pledge, woi
steadily and support his family. BE
waived examination on the charge CT
resistance, and the matter was allowed 10
drop on his promise of future good be
havior.
The winter schedule of trains went into
effect on the Central Vermont railway at
noon Sunday as follows Might express
trains, north and south-bound, meet
here at l 80 a. M; nCrth-bound local
is due at AS a. M. sOuth-bound mail,
1922 a. M. New England States Limited,
south bound, 1925 p. M; north-bound
mail. 1902 p. M; New England States
Limited, north-bound, 5:24 p. M; south
bound local, 7:1S p. m. The Sunday
morning paper train now comes at $40
p. M, and the sOuth-hound Sunday
evening train at Gas. The New England
States Limited will continue to run Sun
l.. Fl moi
lor car from Montreal to Boston, and q
parlor Pullman from Montreal to Spring
field. The night expresses carry Pullman
standard sleepers from Montreal to
Boston and from Montreal to Springfield
For three months the postoffice force
, has been weighing all the mails in the
different classes and expect to continue
the work until the first of January. II
addition, every piece OF mail r ceivCd and
sent will have to be counted from the 18th
, to the 18th and the revenue computed on
each piece. This weighing is done il
accordance with an act of Congress passed
I last March and carrying an appropriation
for the accomplishment of the work. The
r object is to determine the revenue derived
from the different classes of mail and The
cost of hauling. All mail IS separated
into ten different classes and each class
further separated according to the state Of
territory to which it is addressed. Their
are six divisions for the different CLASSES
of Canadian mails. 1t is necessary t,
weigh the mail OF each of the classes ad
dressed to the different states and terri
o tories and to the Canadian divisions :,
4 that each closing of the mail means
q period of strenuous activity during
. October.
s Ladies' hair work. Mrs. II. II. Bean
7 Chestnut St, Medford, Mass.