Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-12

Early to bed and early to rise
; May make men healthy and make men wis
; But as to wealthy it's enterprise
They've got to hustle and advertise.
ARNOLD & WILSON.
Mrs. G. e. Foster was in Brattlebor
) this week.
Foster Moore is confined to the hous
by illness.
!. E.A. shattuck Of Randolph was in tow
Wednesday.
e. F. Wilson was home from Antrim, \
H., over Sunday.
Jesse Dun ham was taken to 1.-THE Brat
tleboro Retreat Monday.
\ e. H. Church has bought No. 2 Alph
De Laval cream separator.
Will Parsons Is filling In the ravine be
tween his lot and8the street.
Miss Ann Sargent Is working IN the stor
of ]. g. Sargent during the holidays.
4 L. 8. Bates has moved onto the MyroI
Burnett farm, owned by e. T. Arnold.
Rufus B. Wilson has gone to Springfield
Mass. to spend the holidays with relatives
j. Henry Myers, wife and son, wer
registered at the Bascom House this week
DR.. Nutting will speak next Sunday ii
the Cong'l church on armenian Atroci
ties"
Frank Ladue went to Lynn, Mass.
Wednesday where he Is to work in gro
Gerry store.
Frank Tillotson OF Waitsdeld is COINS
to work for Brooks q Washburn aftel
Jan. LIST next.
Mr.. Bennett will meet all interested in
the singing school at the townhall Thurs
day at p. m.
Miss Caroline B. Weymouth, who il
teaching near Winchendon, Mass, was in
town Monday.
BENZ. Hill returned to his home in Low.
ell last Friday, after spending several
weeks in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bradbury Of Clare
mont, N. a., were guests Monday OF AL
bert Bradbury.
G. E. Durham was in Barnard and Pom
fret recently in the interests OF the De
Laval Separator Co.
D. T. Dyke has the frame up for new
house on the lot he bought Of M. B. Sar-
gent on Markham street.
Louis Squires has recovered from his Sc
we're attack Of typhoid fever sufficiently
to be on the street again.
J.C. Burnett has recently purchased a
No.3 Alpha De Laval cream separator with
a capacity OF 700 pounds Of milk per hour.
Miss Kate Billiard returned this week
from Bridgeport, Conn, where she has
been spending few weeks with her
mother.
e. e. Treadwell Of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
has been in town the past week in the
interest of the order OF Red Men, to see
about starting lodge here.
The Odd Fellows held an interesting
meeting last week Wednesday when the
initiat0ry degree was worked. Members,
from Randolph assisted in the ceremony.
The Methodist choir and Sunday school,
assisted by number OF friends from the
other churches, are preparing q cantata
for Monday evening OF Christmas week,
Dec. %.
The ladies OF the Universalist church
will hold their annual fair and sale, repre-
senting six Of the national holidays, in the
town hall Friday afternoon and evening,
Dec. 18th.
The moon will be full twice during the
month Of December. This record Of the
moon has already been excelled by a GER
tain Bethel citizen, and the month isn't
half gone yet either.
Miss Millicent Fogg returned Friday
from Springfield, Mass, where she went
to meet her sister, Mrs. Howe OF Chicago.
Miss Howe IL on her way to take trip III
Egypt and other points near the Mediter-
ranean.
The celebrated horse case OF Josiah B. |
Thomas Of Boston against Egbert Martin |
OF Rochester for false warranty OF horse, |
pending in Windsor county court, was
settled last week by the payment OF sum |
OF money by Mr.. Martin.
While e. X. Hatch was taking the Bride |
from his horse in front OF Chadwick's !
harness shop to have the same repaired, he |
slipped and fell upon the ice, thus caus-
ing the horse to run away. The wagon |
was considerably damaged.
At an adjourned meeting of the stock
holders Of the White River Agricultural |
society last Wednesday, 1t was voted to |
wind up the affairs OF the association. An
effort is being made to start new society |
to take the place Of the old one.
An entertainment under the auspices OF
the "Colored Four Hundred" will be Civ.
en- Jan. 9Th, 1895. As no time or expense
10 being spared to make 1t success 1t will,
without doubt, be we'll worth attending.
Save your coppers and make the acqualnt-
ance OF "Our Summer Boarders.n
The little bay mare of. H. Waldo was
near the creamery last Friday
v hen it was startled by the engine and
broke away and ran home. In turning
rom the road into the driveway at Mr..
Wald0's house 1t ran into the electric light
pole and was thrown, breaking leg and
necessitating the killing OF the horse.
The illustrated historical souvenir OF
Bethel, compiled and arranged by Fred G.
yox, is just out and tor sale. It contains
| brief history OF the early settlement OF
;he town, the schools, churches, medical
Ind legal professions, old families, bust.
ness and manufacturing interests, with
portraits Of the more prominent citizens.
It Is certainly an interesting volume.
The evening Of Nov. 18th bundle OF
clothing belonging to Mrs. W. F. Perley
IL Bellows Falls was stolen from the bag
gage trucks at the passenger depot. Last
Saturday, Station Agent j. H. Waldo, hay
ng reason to suspect that the clothes were
hen to be found at a house on Tannery
street, applied for search warrant and
III the missing goods were found in the
nouse occupied by Mrs. =. Ross. Mrs.
Ross claimed that her young daughter had
picked up the bundle in the rear OF the
OF Mrs. E. s. Fiske.