Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-18
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Bailey were in Barre yesterday.
Mrs. c. A. Lasher attended the Oh
Home day exercises in Sharon yesterday
Miss Nellie Kimball of Cabot was tbs
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Leney Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. Z. B. Hollis, who reached hon,
yesterday, had been away since the mid
die of June at Yarmouth Beach and Ma
tick, Mass.
Mrs. e. A. Morse and daughter, Helen,
are coming home today from q thres
weeks trip to Boston, somerville and
Medford, Mass.
N. e. Tilton has sold the studio in the
Cushman block to 8. A. Smith, of whom
he bought it in May and who has already
taken possession of it again.
Miss Julia Sheldon of Lowell, Mass,
and Miss Lettie Sheldon of Revere, Mass.
who had been passing q month at B. q.
Goodwin's, departed Saturday to Stowe.
John Guyette OF Whitehall, n. Y,
came Monday to see his daughter, Miss
Mabel Guyette, who has had q long period
Of painful invalidism from a nervous
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Lamson are enter
tanning Mrs. William J. Hathaway OF
Brookline, Mass. She came Saturday, &C.
companied by Mr.. Hathaway, who only
stayed until Tuesday.
c. Merritt Robbins, the veteran trapper
Of Hancock, died Tuesday at the sanato-
rum, where he had been under treatment
about two weeks for gangrene of the foot.
He was 70 years old and had the remarka-
BILE record of having slain 10s bears.
The body was taken to Hancock yester-
day for the funeral service and interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. William osha, whose
farm on Granville mountain was sold in
March to II. w. Wesco OF Brooklyn, n.
Y, for a summer residence and hunting
preserve, are now to make a home for
their son, e. o. Osha, and his children in
this village, in the tenement over the
sons garage. They moved here Satur-
day.
Nomination papers have been filed for
Dr.. A. c. Bailey as the straight Republic
can candidate for town representative,
and for Hon. v. l. Spear as the regular
Republican candidate. The Democrats
will hold a caucus Saturday afternoon
and of the possible candidates for nomin-
alton as representative Hazen P. Sanford
is very favorably mentioned.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bass and daughter,
Elaine, and Mrs. Margaret Smith mo-
tored to Greensboro yesterday to spend
ten days in camp with DR.. and Mrs. @.
A. Wheeler. On the return trip the auto
brought from camp DR.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Wheeler OF Maiden, Mass, who are to be
at Hon. j. W. RowelI's and at the San
ford farm the rest OF the week. Mrs.
Wheeler's mother, Mrs. Ariston Sanford,
came from Greensboro with them and is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Nor
ton.
Charles Wood created so much of a dis
turbance in his home and in the neigh
borhood Monday and assumed so threat
ening an attitude with q gun and a knife
that he was placed under arrest. ID. ID.
Howe, as town grand juror, entered a
complaint against him for breach of the
pesce and States Attorney Stanley c.
Wilson of Chelsea prosecuted the case
Tuesday. j. c. Sherburne of this place
and r. A. Hoar OF Barre were counsel for
Mr.. Wood, who was put under $500
bonds to keep the peace and under $500
bail to appear before Orange county court
at the December term. E.. A. Thomas
furnished bail.
Mrs. E. B. Silverthorn and her daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie, entertained the Recrea-
tion club of Northfeldsat the Inn parlor
Tuesday afternoon. There were sixteen
of the Northfeld ladies present, among
them Mrs. Charles H. Spooner, Mrs. w.
F. Cushman, Mrs. George Averill, Mrs.
F. n. Whitney, Miss Minnie Smith, Mrs.
F. E. Colburn, Mrs. M. E. Warrington
and Mrs. George Andrews. From Ran
dOlph Mrs. f. H. Joslyn, Mrs. ? W. F.
Wedgwood, Mrs. Bertha Burridge and
Miss Alice Mcintyre were invited to meet
the club. Whist was played and refresh
ments were served. Miss Silverthorn is
having a vacation from the Kellogg libra
ry in Montpelier and, with her mother,
went to Boston yesterday to meet the lat
ter's sister, Miss Jennie Babbitt of Wash
ington, ID. C., with whom they will at
tend the annual reunion Of the Babbitt
family in Taunton, Mass.
Chief Judge J. W. Rowell is in Mont
pelier to preside at q special term of Su-
preme court which convened in that city
Tuesday morning to hear the appeal OF
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from an order recently issued by the Pub
lie service commission, compelling the
Central Vermont and the Boston and
Maine roads TO enlarge the station plat
at White River Junction, to con-
struct there g subway IL feet wide and
s feet high in the clear and to build a
baggage house and platform north Of the
and west OF all the tracks. AT
the present time the station is surround
ed on all sides by tracks Of one company
or the other and the Public Service COM
decided that Il was not safe for
persons to cross the tracks in approach
the station and, for that reason or
dered the companies to build the subway.
This case has been twice before the su-
court on appeals taken BY the rail
roads from orders compelling them to do
something in the way Of making ap-
oroach to the station safe.