Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-12-16

town Tuesday on his way to county couri
in Chelsea.
Mrs. Hugh Thresher Of Mortified wal
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. s. Chamber.
lain yesterday.
Rev. W. T. sparhawk went back tc
Cabot this morning to resume pastoral
duties after months vacation.
Charles Goodhart was successfully oper.
ated upon for chronic appendicitis Tues.
day morning at the sanatorium.
Mics Bernice Briggs went to Ware,
Mass, today to stay until New Years
with her aunt, Mrs. N. c. Williams.
w. E. Rand is making good recovery
/ from an operation for appendicitis, per.
formed at the sanatorium last Thursday.
Mrs. Galen Fish and daughter and
/ Mrs. Fatima Chamherlin OF Stockbridge
were at A. B. Fish's Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. Hiram Smith returned last night
/ from an absence OF seven weeks in
Lowell, Mass, the bone OF her sister,
Mrs. Della Boy ton.
Carl Edminster, whose recovery from
rheumatic fever was retarded by recent
more comfortable since.
Guy Holman reached home Sunday
night from Minneapolis, where he had
been located since August, 1908, as ship
ping clerk for large lumber concern.
Mrs. @. E. Cushman is spending the
day in Barre with the family OF w. IL.
Messer and upon her return this evening
will be accompanied by Miss Annie Mes
ser.
Miss Hortense Peters has had her
studies at Wellesley college somewhat in
terrupted lately by punches on her spine
which proved to be Of a tubercuIar ma
ture.
ID. n. Beaton has finished work as fore
man at the tale mill in East Granville
and starts from this place today, with his
wife and three children, for Vancouver,
B. O..
Miss Angie Pike, who was called away
by the death of her brother, the late
Paphro d. Pike, in Montpelier Friday,
has been staying with relatives in North
field since.
George E. Mann OF Dewey's Mills was
here Tuesday and Wednesday to see his
father, William Mann, who had been
having q weeks illness, Of which he is
now better.
Edward Rancor and family have moved
from the Lewis Fish house on Weston
street, now owned by II. II. Howard, to
the tenement in the W. II. Owen block,
lately vacated by B. A. Durkee.
Miss Gladys Jones, who had been with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. 8. Jones,
since Thanksgiving, left Tuesday for
New York to continue her course in the
training department for nurses at St.
Luke's hospital.
Mrs. Alice Van Deusen went to Rox-
bury yesterday to look after her house
there and will proceed today to Barre to
help care for her mother, Mrs. Susan
Way, who is i'll with q severe cold at the
home Of another daughter, Mrs. s. d.
Allen.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis went to Royalton
Sunday to see Miss Ellen Whitney, who
is gaining slowly from her long and crit
ical illness. Monday, Miss Dupuis at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Vesper
in Royalton and on her return brought
home one of the relatives, Owen r. Yes
per OF Springfield, Mass, who stayed I'M
til the next day.
Horace Lane was arrested Friday on the
charge Of fraudulent dealing in the mat
ter Of note for $125, on which he OBJ
tanned money at the bank. II seems that
Lane persuaded Mrs. Edward Mcintosh
to sign the note, representing to her that
he bad made arrangements with M. M,
Wilson whereby the money would be
forthcoming as soon as Mr.. Wilson, who
was then out of town, should return in
week or ten days. When Mr.. Wilson
came back II was learned that no such ar
rang sment with Lane existed and II be-
gan to appear as though the latter had no
intention Of settling with Mrs. Mcintosh
according TO agreement. Thereupon
Deputy Sheriff j. f. Lamson arrested him
and took him to Chelsea, where his case
was set for trial in county court Tuesday
but was finally continued. He was ad-
mitte6 to bail in the sum Of $500, which
was furnished.