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

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under the box for north-bound mail,
picked it up, folded 1t and put il In his
pocket. He swoFe that be saw no bill
girls saw him have.
His sudden determination to aeeom-
pany his wife and daughter to Boston
that morning was explained by Mrs.
Grove. who was called to the witness
stand and said that, by her personal la
boFs, money had been raised to defray the
expenses OF herself and daughter on the
excursion and that, al The last moment,
they decided to use a little fund set aside
tor winter fuel and supplies, which
would permit Mr.. Grove TO take the trip
also. Others testifying for the defence
were d. n. Spooner, F. A. Bruce, Sloan
Flint and Mrs. George E. Hutchinson,
who bore witness on minor points raised
In the trial.
Mr. Barnes himself was not able to tell
Just when or where be lost his pocket
book containing about $40 in cash and
s557. so in checks, and in all the evidence
submitted no satisfactory statements we're
made in regard to time or possible place
in which the loss occurred. The case was
given to the jury-H. NJ. Gaylord, G. j.
stockweIl, v. i. Spear, w. W. Morton,
NJ II. Miller and Alfred Eaton and aft
er an hours consideration they returned
this verdict The jury find that Frank
II. Grove picked up pocket book, or
something very closely resembling
pocket book, the morning of Oct. IL, but
we do not find that it was the property OF
Granville w. Barnes.
j. @. sherburne and NJ. NJ. Wilson rep
resented Mr.. Barnes, while z. A. Hoar OF
Barre was counsel for Mr.. Grove.
It Is understood that the case is to be
appealed to county court.
Rev. G. o. Howe Called to LakevIew.
The trustees OF Emmanuel church, the
union church at Lakeview, N. O., have
extended Q call to Rev. @. o. Howe to
serve a second winter as its pastor, this
action OF the trustees being in accordance
with the wishes of the congregation as
unanimously and enthusiastically ex-
pressed at recent meeting. Mr.. Howe
has accepted the call and with Mrs.
Howe, win leave In about two weeks for
bis winter cottage ct Lakeview.
A description OF this attractive resort Is
given by the Southern Pines Tourist and
sets forth some OF its charms as follows:
stIf the writer were arranging the Sea-
board train schedules he would be tempt
ed to hold every train that passes Lake.
view after dark at that place for at least
three minutes, that the passengers might
have satisfactory look at the Lights
o'Lakeview. Two or three times since
darkness began to fall early he has come
down on As, and when Lakeview is
reached it's a pretty sleepy passenger that
does not look out OF his window or cross
the aisle and gaze out OF some other fell
lows window and ask what place II Is or
what's going on.
stNow some OF these passengers have
seen much more extensive and brilliant
electric displays elsewhere, but after trav-
cling for long distance through a coun-
try not given much to displays OF this
sort, to come out OF the darkness all at
once and see what looks like a long dou-
ble-decked bridge over a body OF water il
sure to attract attention-more so than
ten times the display in the land Of IL
Illuminated bridges and pleasure parks.
ssLakeview's electric display is simply /
charming. Around the lake, which COW /
ers about 75 acres, from the dam on the
north to the mineral spring on the south,
just about mile, close to the shore, has
been strung q row of electric lamps. /
Each lamp when lighted is reflected in
the clear waters OF Crystal lake, and the /
effect ia very unique. Over by the bath 4
house they are arranging electric bulbs to
tell the passengers that the place Is Lake
view. The name of the resort, reflected
in the water, will be the climax OF this
display. The letters will be
three feet long. There will be forty
eight lamps. and the sign will be thirty
two feet long.
''Later they will doubtless add line,
20 that the whole will read, "Stop OF at
Lakeview." and those who read the sign
might do q whole lot worse than take the
advice.
stFive new houses are under contract
md three more have recently been fin
shed or are not vet fully complete.
That's big achievement for Lakeview,
md means a good addition to its popula-
ion. Thus far Lakeview has been for
innate in,attracting to itself remarkably
iongenial and high class company Of peo-
Die. 1t would be difficult to mention a
esort in these parts that has q more
promising future. III
of L. D. Xix.