Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-16
Randolph.


Mrs. L. 3. johnson is in Berlin for a
short time.
Leonard Columbe is running an automo-
bile for a party in Montpelier.
The sanatorium Aid society will hold a
tea and sale of fancy articles in July.
Mrs. Orinda Cole has been housed BY
illness over week and unable to be up.
Mrs. Homer W. Vail has been afflicted
With eczema in the face, Of which she is
much better.
I Master Dan Putnam Is having vaca-
tion in Brookheld with his sister, Miss
Maud, who is teaching there.
C. ". slamm, Miss CO. Morrison and
Miss Marion Burke of New York are the
first summer guests at The Manchester.
Miss Bertha A. RowelI is one Of the
contestants in the Free Press voting con-
test and stood second yesterday in Group
S.
Mrs. Olivia Burridge, who went to
Brookfeld last Thursday to stay short
time with her son, Frank, has been taken
very sick there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Fish have with
/
Jamestown, whose niece, Mrs. Mary Nor
rill of Woodstock, was also at Mr. Fish's
Tuesday night.
Mrs. James Dixon and two sons, who
had beer staying some months with Mrs.
Dixon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Tewksbury, joined Mr.. Dixon Saturday
in Chelsea, Mass, where they are now to
locate.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson and daughter
Beatrice, arrived Monday from Montpel-
ier for a brief sojourn with Mrs. Thomp-
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Foster,
before starting today on trip to Enfield
and Claremont, n. H., Lynn and Revere
Beach.
Miss Cecile NJ, daughter oi Charles ].
White, has entered the voting contest OF
the Essex Syndicate OF papers, which
offers the lucky winner the prize OF $3.50
piano or a sewing machine. Miss White
led last week in District IA with 1s,5o0
votes to her credit.
@. W. Boyce and E. 8. Whitcomb OF
Boston stopped here Monday enroute to
Montpelier, Barre and st. Johnsbury. o.
w. Mann, who is associated with Mr..
Boyce in the mining business, has his
headquarters now at Georgetown, Col,
but is in Boston at present.
W. A. Reynolds was called to Mere
dith, n. H., Saturday to act as bearer at
the funeral OF an intimate friend, the late
F. A. Converse, whose remains he accom-
panied to the burying place in Tilton.
Mrs. Reynolds and daughter had re-
turned the day before from a fortnight's
absence in Straford.
Building has commenced on the Rowell
Addition, where NJ. G. Rowell has two cot.
tages under way, one of them 24x33, and
the other 2lx30, not including the bay
windows. c. c. Reynolds has bought
FIVE lots on the first terrace at 5000 each
and his nephew, q. c. Linton, has pur
chased another at the same price. Mr..
Linton is erecting a house rs feet square
on his site.
Among the relatives and friends pres
ent at the funeral OF Mrs. c. o. Osha last /
Thursday were Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Cole, Me- and Mrs. Albert Cole, Misses /
Luella and Katie Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Will |
bur Aldrioh and Doris Osha, the little
daughter OF the deceased. from Roches |
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. William Osha, Mr.. and /
Mrs r. B. Osha OF Braintree; George |
sandspra and his daughter, Eloween, OF /
Bethel and Mrs. HAL Loekwoo Of North /
Springfield. In the quantities of beauti-
ful flowers at the service were gifts from
Bethany guild, Sunday school and Chris
tian Endeavor society. Rev. Fraser
Metzger officiated and the bearers were
two brothers Of Mrs. Osha, w. A. and
Albert Cole, and two OF Mr.. Osha's
brothers, Guy and Richard.
Deputy Sheriff E. W. Kent surprised
B. Frank Kicker OF Hartford, Conn, in
Burlington early Tuesday morning, when
they both stepped off the same train with
out either having previously known that
the other was on it. Mr.. Kicker was
to appear before the Grand
lodge assembled in annual convention in
the city but was taken into custody by
Sheriff Kent for the nonpayment OF the
balance OF the $1,000 which the court or
dered in settlement OF the case OF NJ. G. +
Rowell against Kicker for fraudulent
dealing in the purchase of flock Of
sheep. At Mr.. Ricker's request he was
escorted to Chelsea, where his counsel, r.
NJ. Harvey OF Montpelier, is attending
court, ana Mr. Harvey advanced the sum
necessary to set his client free. Mr..
Kicker has now paid Mr.. RoWell 1920
and has some s40O more in costs and in
terest to settle, which amount, be de-
clares, will be forthcoming before he
can be arrested again.
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