Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-12-12


Prices as low as possible for good work.
7w w. G. BoIin, Randolph Center, VT.
Charles Adams has finished his contract
for farm work for F. T. Ball and is at
home at present with his parents, M. e.
Adams and wife.
C. F. White has lost two COWS lately.
Another COW was in bad condition last
week and he called in DR.. Ballou and it is
thought that COW will come out all right.
A young son of r. E. Slack has the
mumps and the house is quarantined.
The families OF A. l.. Bower and Lewis
Raymore have been exposed to the
mumps and their houses are quarantined.
While Stephen Turner was chopping
few days ago, his ak glanced and cut an
ugly cash in his foot, so that he is some
what disabled, although the wound is
healing well and he expects to be out
again soon.
Clarence Ingalls, of California, who has
been visiting relatives in this state for
some time, went with his sister, Mrs. w.
A. Evans, to North Haverhill, y. H., last
Thursday to visit a brother. They re-
turned Saturday.
j. III. Holden went to Waterbury,
Conn, last week with his mother
and returned Monday. 1t has been Mrs.
Holden's custom to spend her summers
with her daughter, Mrs. s. r. Waldo, at
East Randolph and her son here, and the
winter with daughter in Waterbury.
The Randolph Center Magazine club
will sell it's magazines for the year 1907 at
j. w. Fargo's store Saturday evening,
Dec. 81, commencing at 7:30 O'Clock. A
list of the magazines will be found at
both stores. There are twenty different
sets to sell and it will be an excellent OPP
portunity to purchase good reading mat
ter.
The second number of the entertain
ment course was given by the Dunbar
company and proved to be a most enter
tanning concert. The program was a
pleasing variety consisting OF vocal and
instrumental music, bell ringing and inn
presentations. Each one of the company
was an artist along several different lines
and performed his part admirably.
There have been few changes in the
district schools for the winter. Miss
Susie Howard, who taught in the Blais-
dell district, has gone to Brookfield and
her place is taken by Miss Clara Osgood.
In the East Randolph upper grade, Mark
Hyde takes the school in place of Miss
Douglass, and Miss Annie Fowler takes
the Temple district school in place of
Miss Myrtle Button.
A promenade and box social will be
held at Normal hall next Monday night,
Dec. Is, to which all of the people of the
village and its vicinity are cordially in
vited. Ladies', please bring luncheon
boxes for two, which are to be auctioned
OFF. This social gathering is to help de-
fray expenses of our entertainment course,
as has been the cutsom previous winters,
and it is expected that every one will turn
out and help make it a financial success
and a good time generally.
A case from here that attracted some at
tention at Orange county court the pres
emit term was Frank Barnaski VS.. II. NJ.
Lamb, appellant. The case was first set
for jury and then set for the court, and
parties and witnesses went to Chelsea
Monday, but before the case came before
the court, the parties settled. The plain
tiff claimed about sos, and defendant paid
S34 in settlement. The case probably
never would have been brought but for
some outside influence. Such cases
ought to be settled. ]. ID. Denison was
counsel for plaintiff and n. L. Boyden for
defendant, who was unable to be at Chel-
sea Monday and employed r. NJ. Harvey
to try the case, if tried.