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

"nrs. ~ D bOobu Was lhken III yester'
day with tonsilitis.
Leslie Durkee and Leon Alexander have
gone to Bellows Falls 10 work for the
Vermont Farm Machine company.
N. B. Strong, who came from Boston
to attend the funeral OF the late Ransom
r. Wood, has been the guest OF Hazen
Wood in this village for few days.
Fred L. Davis OF Pomfrct, state cattle
commissioner, was here Monday to ap-
praise seven cattle belonging to A. G. and
Herbert Snow. The cattle had been test
ed for tuberculosis by DR.. e. II. stearns
and condemned.
Mrs. Bessie Blodgett, who was called to
Boston the 26th Of November by the fll-
ness Of her son, Elmer Tilson, with a
hard cold and threatening symptoms OF
fever, brought her son home Monday
fairly convalescent.
Hadley's Moving Picture show at
Chandler Music hall Monday night had
rnther a dismal reception, because so
realistic a snow storm was in motion at
the time that only about 1876 ventured
out. The pictures were said to be good
and the Illusion OF the scenes artfully
strengthened by accompanying noises
very skilfully produced.
Proceedings have been instituted to
have the insane, whose previous commit
ment to the asylum was not adiudged le-
gal by the supreme court, recommitted in
accordance with the intent OF the law,
and the cases OF six insane persons from
Randolph and one from Braintree will be
heard at a court to be held here Wednes-
day, Dec. 20, with the states attorney
representing the state.
The last number OF the Vermont Issue,
the Anti-saloon league organ, contains
this correction :-"In the number of the
Vermont Issue published in October
statement was made in good faith, and on
what was supposed to be ths best of
authority, concerning the drinking hab-
its Of brother Of Mr.. Archer, the Brain
tree saloon keeper. We have since been
informed that the statement was untrue,
and therefore make this correction, with
apologies to the party concerned"
"At one OF the most interesting meet
ings Of the Woman's club Friday after
says the Rockland Mass. Stand
ard, eMiss Grace Chamberlain of Cam
bridge entertained the guests by reading
Captain Brassbound's Conversion Mrs.
Ruth Burrell-Jones gave vocal solos, and
piano selections we're rendered by Miss
Bernice Beam The young pianist, who
is an exceptionally good performer, is the
l4-year-old daughter OF Pearl Bean and
The granddaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hi
ram Bean, formerly Of Randolph.
The stovaine, which Professor Jonnes-
70, Roumanian scientist, has been dem
lately in New York as new
is not so astenishingly new
10 II might be, according to DR.. K. II. ,
;tearns, who says that he saw it demon .
trated FIRST at the Abort Veterinary coll
ege in Paris In 1901 by Prof. Alexander /
.iautard, who persuaded him to take :
ome OF ii TO this country. When he !
allied for home in June of that year, DR.. a
tearns brought $50 francs worth of the !
and still keeps one Of the orig a
nal vials as a souvenir. He made II !,
nown to several prominent veterinaries :.
nd has used 1t himself ever since.
Chief Of Police f. II. Kstchum and S
)eputy Sheriff e. N. Hemenway OF Gran
lille took Leon Cady OF Granville, Henry B
lace OF Hancock and Wales Sargent OF c,
raintree to Middlebury Friday to an a
wer in Addison county court to the
barge OF illegally killing deer in Gran n
llle last July. Cady pleaded not guilty =,
aturday morning and was admitted to n
all in the sum of $3.50, Sheriff Hemen- n
az becoming his bondsman. The other !,
va, men we're left in Jail TO await a later
.raignment. Besides being under :,
rong suspicion Of having killed the
Der, the three men are also supposed to z
the ones who broke into Mr.. Ketch- =
ms camp in Granville and stole some ar & 1,
cles therefrom. ~