Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-27
Randolph Continued.

Mt. pr.h WOOD ~ 81 Albans 4 Wait
;r~ h.r amt ME- A Thomas.
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.;or ~. MORNING FOR the excursion to
Aus.h Ie Chssm
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s.aIion asen. :. noA :, MI
uay oP0Aa'oh noio ~ AA
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MI. ana Mrs: W. - nu'cnlnson an.
- p1 .ne GUESTS VI MI anu
ne'cnuin
Miss Evelyn Denny IS the SKIN canoi-
date for the A. M. Hubbard piano IN
coupon contest that Is steadily growing
IN interest.
Miss Essie Smith will meet her mother
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, in Springfield Satur-
day and go with her to their home in Al
ton, N. Y, for little vacation before en-
tering the Albany Business college.
A,hert the e;oht-vear-oId son of a I.
TsI,r,an "a having q hard RIM NJ tvpboid
s.,,.- -, 49,. c,.aIe ho,,s. On p.rL street
and Il the third victim the disease has
claimed in that one family this summer.
Rev It. snarhawk has accented q
call to the pastorate Of the Conp,l church
IN Cabot. which he has been serving dur.
inc Inv and Aupust. and will begin his
re@uIar labors there the I'd of septemter.
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"ss ass 60.
80 49," :, passo "a Ill,
teach the grammar grade Of the school in
North Danyille this fall. She is now at
home for a short vacation.
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hearing Tuesday before Justice II. w.
McIntvre- who took the case under adj
visement.
G. O.. CIV and Arthur Osha ascended
Rraintree mountain Monday evening in
the rnpabout of w. II. Messer. whose
auto nnshed mn that eminence without
breathinp on the water bars and climbed
a 30 per cent grade at the rate of q mile
and three-quarters in 20 minutes. The
whole eight miles was made in an hour
and IL minutes.
II Wells has been in a critical copdi-
tion with Brioht,s disease aimee SATURDAY..
but appeared brighter YESTERDAY. had a
oood rest last night and seems even better
this morninp More announcement IL
felt in his case. His daughter. Mrs. Ida
wetmore OF Keene, N. H., is here and his
brother, p. C. Wells of Cambridge, came
yesterday to see him.
NJ and Mrs Fred n Smith have ieft
tbe farm of Mr.. smiths mother in Al
stead " n. and nave A vet NO definite
Man. for the future They came IN Ran
dolnb ! few DAYS ago and Mrs. smith Is
st;li with her narents. M and Mr.-
u;ng wb;,e her husband who wen,
h..,- 80 als,..d x.s,.-d.v T. r;.r;r. 49,,
their effects Tor removsI
mss nueA,ue n'en, o rs.ins
q 'ne non1e u nei MS wins =.
D~N's, ~ De.ne'' was win severe
attack OF inoigestion ana nss peen seif
ousiy Ia tnerr ior sever.i Gays. MISS
Alice hatcn was IN De.ne. os.urosy 10
see 'ne ps.ien' snom sue 'ounu h'.ie
s ,uo.e eo'n.o..~e ~. pse,
1ioA's ~ " ip"'
Mrs. Emma knowiton has moved her
goods from the house she lately sold on
school street and Will go tomorrow 10
Franklin, \. H., 70 locate Tor the present.
Her daughter, Miss Lillian knowlton,
VII 80 WIN ne, sna, A,.el 'eeing ne.
comio,.sois se..ieu, wiz inA.e series Q.
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VINO" s"e - p'in.'p.' ~ "'''s' =" :.
Inc bennett-Mouiton company found
this pretty good theatre-going town
during three nights stand at Chandler
Music hall that began last Thursday and
closed Saturday, though the matinee Sat-
urday afternoon had rather slim attend
ance. The plays presented were OF the
thrilling order OF melodrsma, fairly bris-
thing with bowie knives and pistols,
which were fiourished continually by
dreadfully villainous villains and superia-
lively noble heroes. saturday night hyp-
notism was introduced in the play, "Un-
der Sealed ORDERS and Svengali char
acter appeared with eyes that glittered
like cats in the woodshed on dark
night. Inc independent electric lighting
system OF the hall was used for the first
time Thursday night, but the next two
nights broken belt and q hot box
brought on sudden plague of darkness
in the midst OF an act, wrapping the
house In Egyptian gloom until the street
lights could be wired into. The Bennett