Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-05

~oon1i, aHu the otner OF oVu acres u
IN Cafnpton and Sandwich. N. II.
Capt. and Mrs J. e. Eldredge have re-
opened their residence on South Pleasant
street after a summers Boiourn at Camp
Randolph, Highgate Springs, covering the
period from the last Of April to the last
Of October. The camping season with
the aptain 10 fixed BY the disappear
ance end appearance Of ice in Missis-
quot hay.
Landlord Hayward OF the Randolph
Inn has provided his hostelry with re-
i frigerntor Dx5 feet. inside measurement,
and feet high. II wilt hold two tons Of
Ice and will carry g full line Of meats and
pnuitfy, which Mr.. Hayward thinks he
can buy 10 better advantage than through
the markets. The refrigerator is built in
the Pleasant street corner OF the block
under the hotel kitchen.
Mrs. George +. sparhawk and her
younger son, George, brought their out
ing 10 Randolph to a close the S0fh ult.
and started for Beaver, Pa, via Mount
Vernon, n. y. and Orange, Nj. Al
the former place they we're the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Lane, and at the lat
ter Of Mrs. Sparhawk's sister, Mrs. Frank
Holmes, and family. Mrs. sparhawkis
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Spar
hawk.
Mn. NJ. L. Bruce, who had been with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Tilson most Of the
summer, left Friday to reioin DR.. Bruce
In Brattleboro. Before her departure
Mrs. Bruce had news Of the total destruc-
tion BY FIRE Of the Baptist church in
Hyde Park. Mass. of which her son-in-
IL -
Mont pelier, Is pastor. The edifice had
! just been remodeled and repaired at an
outlay Of $4,000. and its loss Is a great one
to tho society.
DR.. e. II. stearns tested 10 COWS and
two yearlipgs on the farm OF James Judd
q few days ago and Ave Of them were con-
demnsd. On being slaughtered all OF the
i've showed more or less tubercular aiiec-
ton and one animal was badly diseased.
Mr.. Judd had his cattle tested last Feb
ruary and three had to be killed then.
The recurrence OF tuberculosis in the
herd is thought to be due to the purchase
OF two COWS supposed to be free from the
disease but one Of these cows was found
to be the most affected of all
Gibson Grain OF East Braintree has
been suffering severely from septicaelnia
affecting his right hand and his arm to
the elbow and for nearly q month has
been staying most Of the time at DR.. c. J.
RumrilI's in order to receive constant
treatment. A burn on his hand was fol.
lowed BY a felon and from that developed
J a septic condition, which worked in the
, tissues of the arm 30 rapidly that il wa
J feared for awhile amputation would b.
! necessary to arrest its progress. Il il
now under control and practically con
fined to the hand.
Rosetta Carrie, the 19.months-olC
, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Flint
! died Sunday morning OF pneumonia
The child was born April 8, 1907, and
: had been ailing most OF the time since thu
first Of September. In the baby's veal
! condition pneu monia encountered littll
? resistance and soon ran its short and IA
tai course. The funeral servics was helS
at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Rev
Fraser Metzger officiating, and buria
! was In the West Brookfeld cemetery
The parents have much sympathy in thi
second loss Of child
The sudden fail OF lot Of pipe on tn
I back steps Of the store Of J. II. Lamson 4
Sons Saturday startled their horse into
, momentarv impulse 10 run away. i
dartcd OF bravely, wheeled around by
drant on the opposite side Of the street
skirted the edge of L. T. Sparhawk'
z lawn and posted down Pleasant street
Before many rods were covered th
horses excitement had so evaporated tina
il was easily caught at the bakery ans
: after all the manoeuvres It had beeI
lthrough, the only disheveled appearance
q about the team was a broken bride.
The deferred hunting season win opel
at midnight Sunday, Nov. s, and for tn
] next six days prudent farmers will keel
{ their cattle I'm the barn; a COWS horn
: and a deer's antlers look so much alik
that an excited hunter with a brand-nev
+ gun in his hands and a blood-shot ey
|. can't tell one from the other. Gam
r Warden +. II. Ketchum would like g
= have all the lucky Nimrods report to hiu
IL at once the weight and sex Of the dee
, killed in order that he in tnrn may max
returns in good season to State Gam
l. Commissioner H. q. Thomas of Stowe.
J. The postofice department at Wash
n inQton Is advertising for sealed bids 70
ls carrying the United States mail from Jul
., 1. 1909, to June 80, 1919. from Eas
4 Braintree to Randolph, 81 miles an
back, six times a week, and from Brool
:. field, by Randolph Center. to Randolph
= l11ii miles and back, six times weel
" with Is additional trips between Rar
r dolph Center and Randolph, 3.SS miles
). For the East Braintres route. No. 317;
I. bond Of $500 is required, and th
/ present contract pay is s195.e0. Fc
the Brookield route, No. 3172. the bon
a Is q, 800 and the present contract pa
y 1850.
q An adjourned hearing was held lai
,e Thursday morning in the case Of State VI
ct Homer L. Douglass, charged with havin
ID sold q pair OF mortgaged horses to +.