Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-26

Feel no surprise that converse lies
In interchange % grunts.
g. s. Melendy Of Pomfret was at NJ.
II. Miller's from Monday to Wednesday.
George W. Drew has rented the Morton
house on Weston street, soon to be
vacated by Miss Almira Fisk.
Mrs. R. B. Mcintyre and Mrs. Eliza
beth Temple returned Saturday from q
fortnight's stay in Woodsville, n. H., as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest sar-
gent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lucia move today
from the upper part Of the William Wood
house on Park street to the tenement in
the Mansion house vacated by Capt. and
Mrs. B. r. Bowman.
New subscribers to the Randolph Tele-
phone exchange are Charles Baker, the
milkman, Thomas Connolly, Sr., c. w.
A. e Dean and W. H. Owen at Grange
hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin l. Chadwick of Bos-
ton, who had been spending few days
with relatives here, left early this week,
Mrs. Chadwick going to Highgate
Springs Monday for Thanksgiving. and
her husband returning TO the city the next
day.
Rev. r. N. Granger, the oldest member
Of the Vermont Methodist conference, q
native OF Bethel and q pastor well known
throughout the state, died yesterday
morning ct his home in Peacham. Had
he lived until today he would have
reached the age Of IS years.
Mrs. s. 5. Briggs has gone to worcss-
ter, Mass. to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Mary Granger, and two
children. who moved to Worcester from
Randolph, Mass, last summer. Miss
Edith Granger is taking q business courss
and Fred Granger q post-gradunte courss
in mathematics in Worcester schools.
Clyde Kellogg left Saturday for Kansas
City after having spent a month with hii
mother, Mrs. r. @. Kellogg, who hal
been seriously III with hard cold threat
7 ening to develop pneumonia She i
now conyaieseont- Mr.. Kellogg's return
to Kansas City was fastened q littia By
recent gas explosion IN the basement o
his store.
John Cooper and Miss Lena Boudr,
were married at 7s30 O'Clock Monday
morning in Hiehgate Center and caml
immediately to Randolph, accompanies
by the brides stepfather and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Martin, also o
Highgate. They are all the guests o
Mrs. Martins son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Bondro.
DR.. Harry @. Beekman, accom-
panied BY DIR. ]. P. Clifford and thl
trained nurse, Mrs Jennie Crown, reaches
home last Thursday night from New York
to which city they went the 18th to seel
, medical advice for DR.. Beekman. He va
examined by three OF the best specialist
in New York and his case had attention
from many other physicians consulted b.
DR.. Clifford, from whom he is receiving
the treatment recommended. The pa
! tient stood the journey remarkably well
Mrs. Beekman remained in New York 4
spend few days with her cousin, Mrs. r
} H. Coy.
This village was wrapped in a regula
London fog Tuesday morning, so dens
that two freight trains were unable Z
see each other on the same track AM
colIided about half past nine O'Clock wit
disastrous results. One freight, heade'
, south. was standing on a sidetrack be
hind the E. F. Emerson mill, envelopes
in fog, when No. 752-W. H. Wilcox
engineer. and c. Shallow, conductor
dashed into the caboose OF the first train
showed it under a forward car loade
with pulp paper and smashed It int
kindling wood. Conductor w. J. Ushe
I ana Brakeman Nj. ID. Sawyer, who wer
in the caboese, had just time to saw
themselves by jumping from the cal
: Fire from the overturned caboose stow
bIazed up in the splintered wood an
( burned one end Of the loaded car over tn
caboose before the fire company subdue
Z the flames. A wreck crew came fror
White River Junction to clear away til
|. ruins-a job which was completed tbs
night.