Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-20

Miss Grace Mason OF Huntington, LII,
and Miss Sallie Lovejoy of New York are
spending fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Jones, who expect to receive to-
morrow Miss Dorothy White and Mrs.
Hines and son of Washington, ID. c.
Charles Grinells Of Fitchburg, Mass.
joined Mrs. Grinelle Saturday for vaca-
tion ct the Church farm, where she is es-
tablished for the months OF August and
September. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. K. Fuller
of waItham, Mass, are expected at the
farm today.
George Plumb was oiling the engine at
the Brigham creamery Friday morning,
when he slipped and, in trying to save
himself froV falling, he put out his left
hand. Thethird finger was caught in
the cogs Of the engine and so cut that it
had to be amputated at the first joint.
F. E. Colburn OF Northfield, who once
conducted q clothing store in this village,
has bought the tailoring business of the
late j. II. Talbot in Northffeld and, with
the assistance of first-class tailor, will
continue it in the News building. Mr..
Colburn is also proprietor OF . clothing
store in Northfield.
Little Miss Gloden, the four-year-old
daugh hter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mar
shall, enters the lists as q candidate for
the A. NJ. Hubbard piano, and Miss Mar
gle Jerd, young musician Of promise, is
another new contestant for the insfru-
ment, which is likewise coveted by Miss
Mildred Mutually, Miss Blanche Spar
hawk and Miss Ruth Stark.
County Examiner J. NJ. Comstock of
hcI xsno Tor rhoru
in the high school room Tuesday and
ficates were Mrs. Bertha II. Burridge of
winnifred f. Burridge, Nina
z. Flint, Braintree; Ida K. Byam, Della
land; F. Cheney Robinson, Bridgewater.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Mcintyre of Lun-
enburg, Mass, were entertained from
to Wednesday by Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Tilson, who have Mrs. Tilson's sis
ter, Mrs. L. A. Atwood of Boston, with
them for the summer. Mrs. Mcintyre
(nee Maud Hebard) and her husband
came to town Friday and were with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hebard, ct
the Center over Sunday.
Fred T. Bradish and his son, Robert,
Joined the formers mother and sister,
Mrs. A. q. and Miss May Bradish, at
Mrs. G. E. Cushman's Monday and re-
mained until Wednesday. Miss Con-
stance Taylor OF Medford, Mass "a grand
iaughte OF Mrs. Bradish, and Miss
Annie Messer OF Barre, who has been
in Fsirlee, are also with Mrs.
v hose son, DR.. Charles Cusb-
man, arrived Tuesday morning from Chi
ago.
The Bennett Moulton company, with .
theatrical reputation of 80 years stand
ing, will begin . three-night stand st
Chandler Music ball this evening, play
ing "A Man without Q Country" ""Un-
der Sealed Ordersn and darkest Rus
sia.v A carload Of special scenery has ar
rived for the productions, which are
strong dramas with good vaudeville spe-
,iaities between the acts. The company
has been playing lately to big houses in
and Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eaton, who had
been with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Eaton, during a country out
ng, started for Boston in their auto the
18th inst. at O'Clock in the morning,
via Fitchburg, and reached their destins-
lion at ] 80 the next morning, making q
rery good trip. Clifford Eaton, who
had been in Rochester on a vacation, came
rom that place Saturday. accompanied
by his father, Caleb Eaton, and left Sun
lay to resume duty in the First National
bank of Boston.
Mrs. c. s. Parkhurst. who had been at
Judson Fits two months, was called TO
jufYern, n. Y, last night by the news
hat her son-in-law, Q. ID. Williams, was
killed Monday in Wichita, Kan, by an
explosion. lie was taking charge of the
horses on a large estate in Wichita,
while bis wife kept the home in Sufferp.
He left two daughters, Mrs. Clara Ter
hume OF Ramsey, n. j., and Mrs. Maud
sheldon OF Nyack, n. Y. Mr.. Williams
used to live in Randolph and was en-
ployed at the Moulton stock farm.
district meeting of the Independent
Order of Good Templars was beid Friday
afternoon and evening with Arcadia lodge
of Randolph. The district degree was
conferred on six candidates, and the
evening was open to the public. Among
The visiting members of the order were
Grand Chief Templar c. II. Hayden Of
Mrs. o. s. Wiley, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Beckiey, Mrs. A. @. LApoint
and Mrs. William Ducharme, Barre; Rev.
]. w. Miller, Miss May Blossom, Bethel;
Percy Jeffords, Williamstown; Mrs. G. ID.
Northfield. The next district
meeting will be at Williamstown in No
vember.
John Lee OF Woodstock and Henry Al
len of this place were found Monday
night in an intoxicated condition behind
church and were arrested by
Chief OF Police F. II. Ketchum. Tuesday
they were arraigned before JUS
tice II. w. Mcintyre and fined IS and
costs, Lee settling for his assessment
while Allen paid only his costs and
signed the pledge for year. Lee was
then held on the charge Of furnishing to
Allen and eight pint bottles OF cider
brandy discovered in his grip were con-
fiscated. On this charge he was bound
over to county court in the sum of 800,
and was released on his own recognizance
and that of Attorneys NJ. NJ. Wilson and
]. c. Sherburne.
John Martelle Of Springfield and Mrs.
Libby Geroux of this place were married
at 8 O'Clock Saturday evening by Rev.
Father Penders at the chapel in the
parsonage. The couple were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Rockwell,
who gave the wedding reception at their
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