Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-22

i Mrs. A. @. Nicholson, went Monday 70
her home in Northampton, Mass, accom-
y panied by Miss Helen Nicholson,
Mrs. IL. c. and Miss Mary Gibson Of
Bethel attended the concert Tuesday
night as the guests OF Miss Minnie Car
penter. Miss Lizzie Adams and her sis
& ter az South Royalton were also here,
Peter Harvey ana bride (nee Miss Ger
trude Delaney, who were married the
I 14th inst in South Royalton, arrived yes
terday at the home Of the brides uncle,
G. D. Pratt. The couple are to live in
Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Kimball started in
their auto the 18th ON their return To Bos-
f ton, taking with them Mr.. kimbalfs sis
t1r, Mrs. Edna Fairbanks, and her
daughter, Hazel. Mrs. Fairbanks came
home Tuesday but Miss Hazel is 20 re-
main some time longer.
The Green Mountain band Of this place
furnished music for the Knights OF Co
lumbus excursion to Missisquoi park FRI
day, for which IS tickets we're sold at
Randolph. Twenty-Five from this vicin-
ity took in the excursion Tuesday
through the southern bays of Lake Cham
plain.
Mrs. o. B. Copeland received a dis
patch yesterday announcing the sudden
death in Littleton, y. H., of her brother,
I c. II. Applehee, from the effects of e
shock Mr.. Applebee left here only
Tuesday Of last week after visit to Mrs.
Copeland during which he seemed as
strong and well as ever.
i George Boyd, the cook OF the Walter L.
Main circus company, who was seriously
hurt here the 18th through the cattle
train backing suddenly down side track
onto the circus dining car, has been MAX
ing such progress towards recovery at the
ssnatorium that he hopes TO be able TO re-
join the circus at Burlington Sunday.
One Of the attractions booked for
Chandler Music hall in September is Mr..
Frederick Leeds production Of the two
plays. ''Markheimn and "A Nocturne,
arranged by himself and to be played un-
der his personal direction. Local interest
attaches to this entertainment, inasmuch
SIS il is resident Of this village who has
yentured into the field of the playwright.
County Examiner John NJ. Comstock
of Chelsea was at the High school room
Tuesday and Wednesday, when the fol-
living candidates for certificates ap-
peared before him:-Carrie E. and Ruth
d. Draper, Randolph; IneZ NJ. Granger,
East Randolph; Maud y. LaDue, Delis A.
Thresher, Braintree; Florence Z. and Ma
, bel Burditt. Rochester; May V. Parmen-
ter, Pittsfeld.
The talk given in Bethany church Sun
! day by Mrs. Willis of the kurn Hattin
Homes for homeless children at WestmiI-
ser made deep impression on six little
: maids who gave serious consideration to
!: the request that well-cared-for children
. should save their nickels TO help the
. kurn Hattin provide shelter for less for
, tunate boys and girls. As a result, Mary
e and Marjorie Griswold. Muriel and Made
. line Martin. Alice Lamb and Doris Osha
{ arranged circus with grand street pa-
S rade, which came off yesterday and Melted
the promoters the sum of 60 cents for
: their charitable work.
Among the visitors in the village thi;
week are ". A. Scott OF Boston; G. NJ
Erskine of Roxhury and Mrs. Henry
8 Hodge of Springfield, Mass, at the hons
OF the formers son. L. g. Erskine; Mr.
Il and Mrs. B. d. Chadwick of Concord, n
H, who arrived last night; Miss Lenl
Seymour Of Worcester, Mass, at Mrs
: Mary Sauit's: Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Aus
tin Of Marshfeld st Orson Woodcock's
r Miss Mary Pratt Of Montpelier, at 0.
Chamterlain's; Mrs. Ralph e. Garvin O
e Maiden, Mass, at A. P. Knights; Mrs
/. Henry Harper, Jr., Of Providence, r. /.
st Dennis Rsttee's.
lie The night train from New York. du
" here at 2 o'clock yesterday morning, col
.ided with IN engine Just As it wss enter
"A ing B-attlsbogo. and both locomotive
u were badly wrecked. Among the passen
gers were A. Z. Lane Of Mount Vernon
Y. VI. and Victor /. Williams Of Soutl
II Norwalk. Conn. both bound for Ran
y tioIph. the former to join his family 6
Mrs. ]. ii. Moalton's. and the latter I
81 sttgnd the funeral OF his father, Irs Wi
ne liams. The occupants or the eosehe
wsre generally shaken up, and one ms
y. had his hesd SO crushed that he had to b
-s. removed TO hospital IN BrattlehorS
Neither Mr., Lane nor Mr.. Williams WEI
nd injured.
ar Two cows-ore belonging to 2. II. D.
n. sr and the other TO Joseph Silys-wel
- found dead Friday and Saturday in pa
-, fcre near the farm Of Willis Howard, an
- bullet wounds in the csress sss plainly il
iieste6 that the animals hsd been sic
Suspicion fell on Ben Carpenter. who "a
=. arrested yesterday st White River Jun
~ ton by Chief OF Polics F. II. Ketehul
u and brought hack to Randolph 70, q hss
ing to BE- held this morning. Carpens,
re took the train st this staten yssssrds
e. xnd the cfice- decided 70 !ourEeF vi,
Inc him and stop MS saEther progress st Il
junction IS il seemed probable that Il
en- young nsn might Be int laGing 70 lss
Is. the state.