Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-04

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Precious riddle Of their hair
Yes. quite enhancing puzzle
Are the locks At which We squint
TN. despainng Of solution,
We take refuge In the hint,
That perhaps the puHs they don
And some other things pin
John r. Angel Is clerking in the store
Of Barney Shapiro.
c. j. Rockwell was in Claremont, N.
H., yesterday on business.
Mrs. J. A. Gould came home Friday
from a weeks absence in Gaysville.
George F. Mitchell Of Boston has been
guest for several days at Lemuel Rich
mond's.
Mrs Alice Fisher went to Barre Sun
day to join Mrs. Fred Fisher of that city
in trip to Orleans.
Mrs. Emily stockweil Of Rochester is
visiting her son, c. J. Stockwell, and her
sister, Mrs. @. o. Howe.
DIR. w. M. Kelly has been summoned
to Lynn, Mass, by the illness OF his
brother-in-iaw, MIR. Nudge.
Mrs. B. W. spaulding OF Roxbury and
Miss Mary Thomas of Northfield visited
Mrs. Julius Rattee Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Danforth OF
Reading, Mass, came Monday to spend a
week with their nephew, DIR. +. A.
Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Grover and daugh-
ter, Una, ended a fortnight's vacation
and went back to Lawrence, Mass, yes
terday.
daughter, May Bertha, weighing 6lS
pounds, was born Saturday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Lucia, living in
the Mansion house.
II. NJ. Gaylord shipped another carload
OF apples to Fall River, Mass, yesterday,
bringing his total shipment for this sea-
son up to 145O barrels.
J. B. Adams, z. L. Merchant and w.
L. Hebard have had the houses in which
they are living connected with the Ran
dolph Telephone exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sargent and three
children motored from their home in
Woodsville, N. H., sunday and returned
the next day by way OF Brookheld.
There was a very enjoyable husking
party at G. Fl. Miles on Hebard bill FRI
day night and among those present was
William Partridge OF San Francisco.
Miss Lucinda Dupuis was called home
Monday from her work in the Standard
office at Enosburg Falls by the illness and
death of her trother-in-law, Lyman d. |
Rlx.
Mrs. Isa belle May was brought from
the hospital in Waterbury Saturday by
her brother, A. T. Nefi, and is now stay
ing " ith her mother, Mrs. Charles Bel
KNAPP, on Foreststreet. Mrs. May has inn
proved In health very much since she
went to Waterbury.
Newell Byam, who sold his farm In
Beanvilie some time ago to T. F. Austin of
Fairfax, has bought Of j. @. Mann the
folio wing property on the south side of
the brook in BeanviIle:-The blacksmith
shop, the two houses occupied by Clestic
Stevens and Clarence Dearing, the car
riage repository and an acre and half OF
land lying between the two roads. He
paid 1880 for the four buildings and the
land.
Five hundred people saw ssThe Travel
Ing Salesman" at Chandler Music hsll
Tuesday evening and about rs OF them
,ame on the specialtrain from Rochester
md Bethel AS might be suspicioned
rom the title, the play is q racy comedy
ind a liberal education in the slang Of the q
lay. Bob Blake, played by Austin !
Webb, was rather wearisomely light and !
rifiing in the first act but he improved
lpon acquaintance and before the end OF :
he piece, not only the little telegraph t
'perator, but the house generally was
lretty well taken with him. The best Of
lis support were Rosalind CoRhlan as :
8eth Elliott, the heroine; George Nj. De- Z
'ere, who made Julius, the colored
orter, appear to be ''fast black" per-
onage 30 perfectly was he impersonsted,
nd, last but not least, Harriet Sheldon
D the role OF the strident Mrs. Babbitt,
iuch given to forcible expression Of her
OF too lattering opinion Of the finale
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The case Of Frank H. Grove, charged
18th having found and with having kept J,
bill book belonging to Granville W. I
arnes and containing money and checks
} the amount Of s607.50, was beard BY
ustice H. W. Vail Saturday afternoon.
c. sherburno was counsel for Mr. v
arnes. and r. A. Hoar OF Barre for Mr.
rowe Three girls, Bessie Davenport, /
azei Ladd and Anna NJ. Thresher, testi-
sd to having seen Mr. Grove pick up
lack bill hook the morning Of Oct. II,
Ear the box for north-bound mai st the
IiIroad station, Miss Davenport being !
be most positive Of the girls as to what
ie really did see. Mr.. Grove claimed IN h
is defence that what be picked up was
reen poster advertising an excursion TO d
oston, on which be and his family went
iat morning. Other witnesses for the r
-osecution were Mr.. Barnes, his house
seper, Mrs. Frances BurnhRm, and her y
lughter, Miss Glars Burnham. ID. IA.
,oonsr testified for the defsnce. The
airing uaa Adjourned 70 8 O'clock this nl