Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-08
RANDOLPH cENrrs
excursion to North islands Of Iak.
Champlain. See ad. on page 2.

Is guest of Miss HartwelI.
Miss Bessie Holden is ENJOYING an ont.
ing al Lake Mitchell this week.
Mrs. Deborah Smith has been visit,n,
~ =. L. Smiths the past two weeks.
Miss Sarah Griswold Of BrattIabor,
visited at G. L. Smiths last "wednesday.
Mrs. Bertha Neal and son =, wh..
h'Vef junction areguests at the Colonial.
Bishop Evans and Paul Hyzer have
shop. "a'nins
Miss Julia Campbell attended the
Fourth OF July dance at Williamstown
Springs. =
Mrs. George H. Slack is visiting her
sister at the Billings farm at woodstoct
this week
X. X. Wood, who has been critically M
lot some time, is recovering and is able 10
sit up part OF the time.
Miss Charlotte TarbeII OF South Roval-
ton Is the guest Of Miss Hapgood at the
Randolph House this week.
Carl Eaton, who is in the emnlov ~
Terence Allis OF Derby. Conn. Is a. bons
I with his parents for a two weeks vaca-
ton.
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James Creed, Esq, of Boston, who has
been at the Colonial with his two dauph-
ters for the past week, returned to Boston
Monday.
Bert Perry is conducting victuaIinp
and candy booth at Burlington this week
and Ray Adams is taking his place on r.
F. d. No. 2.
Mrs. Allen of Barre, sister of Mrs. w.
L. Hebard, and her mother, Mrs. WAY.
are visiting her for few days at the Ran
doIph House.
George rraver Harrington was gradu-
ated from the University OF Vermont last
week with the degree OF bachelor Of
science in agriculture, cum laude.
Elijah Ballou and family are spending
the week Of the Fourth at East Orange
with Mrs. Ballou's parents. During
their stay they expect to camp out a por-
tion of the time.
Will Bohn visited his sister, Mrs.
O'Grady, in Roxbury from Friday till
Monday. Ellsworth McMurphy went
with him and they went on fishing trip
Saturday with good success.
Among the arrivals at the Old Home
stead are Col. c. Il. Boyntou and family
of Washington, d. c., who are here for q
four months stay, L. W. Benton, wife
and daughter OF Providence. r. T., Miss
A. M. Kippling of Brooklyn, n. Y, and
Miss Emeline L. Rice of South Meriden,
Conn.
Federated church-Morning service as
usual at 1890, subject, "Obeisance or
Obedience - Bible school at 1i:45 for
rybody, young and old; young peoples
nafa Hfw . 49, II q.
lessons for me from the book OF John. -
Mid-week service Thursday evening at
1880, subject, "The spiritual application
Of the next Sunday school lesson"
Benz. L. Davis, a graduate nurse, Tho
has been spending two weeks vacation
with his mother, Mrs. Emily Davis, re-
turned to Philadelphia last week, where
be has charge OF patient under DR.. ).
Weir Mitchell, and with this patient il
about to make a camping tour in Canada.
They are to be accompanied by an assist.
ant nurse, a cook and guide, and it is ax.
pected to be an extended trip.
Tailor Ben Adams of Chelsea brought
his prisoner, George Il. Slack, here last
Saturday and in Mrs. Slaek's absence
from town took away property from the
house that 1t is claimed belonged to Mrs.
same, with other property of Mrs. Slack,
for sale on q mortgage given him BY
George II. Slack and not signed by Mrs.
Slack.
n. R. Wight and NJ. A. Cooper own
! and occupy adjoining farms on Clifford
hill in the southeast part Of the town and
their dooryards are not defined by divi
sion fence. The Coopers bad encroached
upon WiRht's land as he had occupied il
for twenty-eight years, and Mr.. Wight
commenced to build fence. Mr.. Cooper
made his appearance and ordered him anc
his son of the premises and endeavorec
to stop the work and made many gesticu
lations and threats, in the midst OF which
Mrs. Cooper appeared with two pistols
and threatened to shoot the Wights anc
pointed pistol at them in threatening
and careless manner. The Wights lef
= and no one was shot. Last Friday th'
Coopers were brought before Justic'
Hebard at N. L. Boyden's office and th'
case was continued till Saturday for thu
Coopers to procure counsel. They &c
cured J. Q. Sherburne and such proceed
ines we're had that the Coopers entered I
plea of guilty and Justice Hebard sen
fenced them to three months in count,
iail. The sentence was suspended ant
the Coopers were placed in the care OF tn
probation officer, who is W. H. Spragu'
OF Chelsea. Their pistols we're takel
from them.