Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-26
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years in setting out trees by the side of
the roads leading into Bethel village.
Those who Will assist in the work are re-
quested to leave their names with DIR. l..
M. Greene, Fred Arnold or Guy Wilson, II
is proposed to furnish trees for all who
will see TO the setting out of the same, and
where large number are to be set out,
help will be furnished.
Evaporated raspberries, nice for pies, at
Martins.
Among those from out Of town who at.
tended the services held at list church
wednesday evening Of last week, by Bish
op Hall, were Mrs. c. n. Sawyer and Miss
Sawyer Of Randolph, J. ID. Denison and
wife, Misses Georgia White and Burt OF
West Randolph, and Misses Gertrude
Denison and Cornelia Stickney of Royal
ton.
Prof c. S. Balfour, the music teacher,
! returned to Boston last week. He ex-
poets to return about the first OF June.
Mrs. Woodwork, bookkeeper and
stenographer at the shoe shop, has been
taking much needed vacation this week
/ 1T Thotford.
! WANTED. All kinds Of stock to pasture
Enquire Of G. j. Wallace. 3w
| Last week the sad news came here that
Mr.. Moses Chase died on Monday, April
l6, at the home Of his sdaug hter, Mrs. w
l. htNtst OF hlNerdblt, Nebraska. lie
was born in Rochester, April 30, 1921. Had
! he lived II days longer, he would have
been % years Of age. Mr.. Chase spent
the larger part OF his life in Bethel, where
he had many friends and acquaintance. 1
His home was pleasantly situated IN the I
beautiful valley of the White River near |
the Locust Creek House. A few years ago, I
he built a new house, where he expected /
to spend his days. But his health falling /
and not being able TO carry on bis farm, be +
sold his place last year. He and his wife /
concluded to 60 home with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. keyes, and If they liked, they in
tended to remain. Atho' il was not like
the White River Valley, yet they had a
pleasant and happy home in the family Of
their daughter who did everything to
make their loss a real gain. After short
and painful illness, in the presence Of his
devoted wife and the loving care Of his
daughter and her family, he passed away
into that great mystery we call death, but
which the Christian faith regards simply
as a shadow on one continued life. He
leaves wife, and four children OF whom
he was justly proud-Moses RoscO, who IS
a successful dentist, living in LUDLOW;
Flora Rosina, the wife Of Wallace Keyes
Of Riyerdale, Nebraska; Fanny, the wife
of II. c. Durham Of Colorado, and Rolla
Miner, who is physician and dentist of
Bethel village, well known through his
large dental practice. This is the first
death that has taken place in this house,
hold the first link broken in The family I
chain. They look back on happy home
greetings, especially on that Hsilver we'd
ding day. which will be held sacred in
memory. Mr.. and Mrs Chase were mar.
ried November 10th, 1916, IN Lowell, by
Rev. DR.. A. A. Miner, and his nephew, [
Rev. $. A. Parker OF Bethel married ali
their four children and christened the
In token OF the esteem
D.. II, q "a.
otticiated at their wedding, they named
their youngest son Rolla Miner. Many ,
will sorrow over the tidings Of his death.
For thirty-eight wears, he has walked /
in our midst and has lived an indus :
trious, upright and honest life. He
has read and thought much on the great
problems of life, death and immortality.
the hereafter but calmly trusted in Him I
who does all things well. COM.
The Norwich University Dramatic club =
Will present the comedy, Cool Collegians,n
and the farce, ,"Turn Him Out,n at the
townhall Friday evening, April 9th.
They will play at West Randolph and
South Royalton. This club has Justly I
earned reputation for good playing and
has been before crowded houses several |
times at Mortified. They will be assist
ed by Il. Watson Gaynor, humorist and i
impersonator, and by the Norwich Uni.
versity Banjo club.
The town cemetery looks much better I
since wo-k was done there under the di-
rection of Selectman L. L. Parsons. A
new fence is also being placed around it.
Charles st. Lawrence Of New York has :
leased the Wilson House OF E. I. Arnold
md will open the same to the public
May list.
Miss Sylvester has returned from Bos-
ION with a full line Of spring millinery !
goods Call and see them. Her prices are I
very low.
Charles Dutton of Naugatuck, Conn, {
las been visiting friends aud relatives in
own, the guest OF j. II. Edison. Tuesday, $
Mr. Dutton and w. G. Brooks were in
Woodstock. n
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congl v
church will serve a sugar supper with pam
,akes from to p. m, Wednesday, May /
md, at the church dining rooms.
There are unclaimed letters at the post +
,ffice for Miss Gertie Miner, Mr.. Francis a
)ickerman, Mr.. Henry Benore. I
Call at Cady's for wool and grass mats.
Ed. Thomas and family have moved from A
he Allen Durham farm to Brookiield, n
where he is to carry on a farm this year. a
Gold filled watch, case guaranteed fif
een.years, for S13. Why go without a
,ood watch? X. S. ADAMS.
Mrs. NJ. E. Harrington is in New York Il
his week.
Grand opening sale this week of .base- ]
'all goods, fishing tackle, hammocks, I
roquets sets, doll carriages, velccipedes, +
,oys' carts and wagons, ETC., etc, at c. w. y
iarston's new store. a
In fear of total destruction by confagra- y
ion, "Chad" has constructed elaborate "
re escapes from.the rear of J. II. Waldo's !,
by which, at a few hours notice, o.
e can safely descend and retire to a place a
I safety, in case of danger from fire. He .
as taken out no patent and charges no %
1yalty, but to any one suffering in NOR o.
II terror of life and limb, Mr.. c. will "
heerfully explain his famous "Life Res ~ ~
uer." W
Mrs. E. F. Wilson returned from New n,
ork yesterday with her new millinery.
be is now ready to receive all her old
lstomers and as many new ones as would
2 pleased to call. Come in even If you
ont buy.