Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-28
Convention Rates.

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communication from the Central Vermont
Railway company, announcing Temporal
rily reduced fares for the round-trip from
all points in Vermont to the following
conventions
Republican National convention, Chi
cago, S26.95, going dates June 12-16, re-
turn limit June 20; Democratic National
convention, Denver, S56.95, going dates
July IA, return limit, July 81; Mystic
Shrine, st. Paul, S42.95, going dates July
9-11, return limit, July ~; Odd Fellows,
Denver, S57, going dates Sept. 1917, re-
turn limit, Oct. 8.
For the accommodation of the Vermont
delegation to the National Republican
convention at Chicago, it is arranged for
a ten-section drawing room Pullman
sleeper to be attached to train No. 3, due
at Randolph 5:24 p. N. Saturday, June
IS, due at Chicago 9:25 p. m. Sunday,
June II; price CT double berth, IS, and
application for same should be made to
the general passenger agent of the Cen
tral Vermont railway at st. Adams.
Those desiring general information in
connection with any of these conventions
can obtain the same from Captain Bow
man, the encyclopedia on travelling.
puEois--Gisborne.
The following wedding notice, taken
from the Montpelier Journal of last
Thursday, will be of interest to the peo-
pie OF Randolph. among whom the con-
tracing parties are to make their home:
'.The marriage this morning of Miss
Florence l., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas c. Osborne, and John Ii. Du-
Bots of Randolph was service of unusu-
al beauty owing to the entire simplicity
that dominated the wedding arrange
ments.
"The service was pronounced at 1890
this morning at the home of the bride on
Baldwin street, the Rev. Lucius f. Reed,
pastor of Bethany church, officiating.
Miss Osborne, who was prettily gowned
in white, was unattended, and the service
was witnessed by very few immediate
relatives and friends.
''After the service, a dainty repast was
served and MIR. and Mrs. Dubois left for
a carriage drive through the southern
part of the state. On their return, they
will reside at the groom's home in Ran
dolph.
s1Miss Osborne is one of the most pop
ular of Montpelier's young people, is
member of Bethany church and last week
severed her connection with the Vermont
Nj
the business and social circles in which
she moved her personality has won her
hosts of well wishers.
"Mr. Dubois is well-known insur-
ance man in Randolph and the son of the
late w. II. Dubois. Recently he was
made director of the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance company. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dubois take with them to their new
home, the good wishes of the commu-
nifty"
nutomobiIist Fined.
On complaint of iona w. Tilsor, ac-
ton was brought by States Attorney NJ.
NJ Wilson against John F. Kimball for
reckless automobile driving and the latter
was given hearing last Thursday morn
ing with the result of his being fined SO
and costs. H. w. Vail was the trial JUS
tice. Mr.. KiInball took an appeal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilson were riding Sun
day when near the Alonzo Emery farm
their horse which had never before re-
fused to pass an auto became frightened
at the sudden approach of E. I. Sails
bury's car and backed the carriage over
bank, tipping both occupants out. Mr..
Salisbury stopped his car without being
signalled and helped to right the team,
which came out Oh the ITdcdS WltuOul 80
much as a broken strap.
Mr. and Mrs. Tilson drove On and just
as they were going up the hill south of
the Smith farm, where Calvin Brewster
lives, they saw another auto coming over
the brow of the hill. Their horse being
still nervous from the previous encounter,
Mr. Tilson stood up to signal the car to
stop and then jumped out to take the
horse by the head. The auto continuing
to advance in spite of the signal, Mrs.
Tilson sprang from the carriage and
stood right in the path Of the car with
| her hands up until it did finally stop
within three feet of her.
Mr. Tilson had no time to distinguish
the occupants of the car when he signalled
but when it came nearer Mrs. Tilson rec
ognized the driver as John F. Kimball
and in taking her stand in the roadway
said, "You will stop, Mr.. Kimball" 1t
was claimed at the hearing that he told
her to get on her own side of the road
and take care of her horse and he would
take care of his machine and that when
Mr.. Tilson announced his intention OF
seeing him later about this matter, Mr..
KimbaIl named a very sultry region as
the place of meeting. Those in the car,
according to the testimony, failed to
catch this last remark, and c. w. Hay
| ward, one of the auto party, betrayed
considerable confusion of mind as to his
own exact whereabouts in the machine,
being strongly under the impression that
he was on the back seat while the others
were of the unanimous opinion that he
sat on the front seat-which tends to
show how honest convictions OF eye wit
nesses may sometimes differ.
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