Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-11-21
Mrs. j. Henry Chadwick OF West Hart
ord uiritad OF Z 8 A dams, Mondav q nd

Mrs. J. Henry Chadwick OF West Hart
ford visited at X. 8. Adams Monday ant
Tuesday.
Mrs. M. A. Moody has returned from
Keene, N H., where she was called some
weeks ago by the death OF her brother-in
law, Mr., G. w. Brigham.
Mrs. Kate Wheeler Perley, who has beer
| in town on account OF the illness OF he
mother, Mrs. Il. N. Smith, returned to he
home at Bellows Falls last week.
The Vermont Hide Il Leather company
placed big boiler on the north side O
| their big stack last week. 1t was takeI
from their works In Massachusetts anc
will be used as reserve source OF energy
Reports OF very serious nature are re.
ceived of the condition Of Mrs. 9. G. Aims
worth at Salem, Mass. Mr.. Ainswortf
was In Bethel last week but was calico
back by telegram, saying that Mrs. Aims.
worth was unconscious and up to last
Saturday her condition had not changed
G. s. Stafford had bad runaway last
Saturday as he was moving to Randolph
He had last load Of goods on, including
an organ, and took the bride of the horse
near Manix's to give the horse some feed,
when the horse ran away and into the
barn OF Fred Arnold, scattering goods all
the way.
Rev. v. w. Blackman was coming from
Randolph last Saturday evening and was
near the Jackson Lamson bridge when
the wagon ran onto a log that guarded the
side OF the bridge and Mr.. Blackman was
thrown out, suffering severe injuries. His
cries brought assistance and he was taken
to his bone in Bethel.
A resident on Church street, at the spec
ial request OF his wife, on recent trip to
Boston purchased supply OF dog bread
for the family canine. The food was duly
brought home and installed in the house.
hold economy but soon disappeared. In
quiry OF the colored help ELECTED the re-
Spouse, 4 done eat it up" So new sup
ply must be purchased.
George Fred Lewis, foreman in the shoe
shop, has just built new house and has
lots OF friends but one OF his best friends,
few nights ago, told him an awful fib
when he invited him to come over street
and visit him. George accepted the invi-
tation and came over but finding no one
returned home. What was his surprise to
ind his house full OF people and right
merry time they had until the small hours
of the morning. AS is customary in such
cases, they left something handsome for
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis.
Wednesday, Nov. 10, was gala day for
Odd Fellows OF this and surrounding
owns, the occasion being the instituting
Of Bethel Lodge, No. 35, |. 0. O. f. Grand
Master Crosby A. Perry, Grand Secretary
Harry Il. Parker and District Deputy A.
O. Bailey had the matter in charge. The
exercises were held in Odd Fellows hall,
formerly Bascom House hall, which was
tastefuliy draped with the national COL
ors, and were witnessed by concourse of
members OF the order from all parts OF the
state, numbering over 200. The distinguish
ed members present were Grand Master
Crosby A. Perry, Readsboro; Grand Secre-
tary Harry E. Parker, Bradford; Past
Grand Master j. w. Goodell, Burlington;
Past District Deputy Grand Master W.
4. Taylor, MONTPELIER; Grand Patriarch
D. L. Sanders, Montpelier; Grsnd Mar
shall Blakely, Brattleboro; District Dep
uty Grand Master Swain, Woodstock;
District Deputy Grand Master A. c. Bal.
ley, Randolph; Noble Grand Jackson, st.
Adams; Past Grand j. B. Eldredge, Ran
dolph; W. s. George F.. Blanchard, White
River Junction, and many Others. In the
evening, "a candidates were instructed in
the several degrees Of the order by the
different lodges present. The initiatofy
and second degrees were conferred by
uoAIuoipA Aou6S, A'o. w. tAS lloe oS6i~S
BY Quechee River Lodge Of Woodstock,
and the third by Myrtle Lodge, No. ~,
White River Junction. The work done
vas highly creditable to thelparticipating |
lodges and was heartily enjoyed by the
large number OF spectators present, as the
liberal applause bestowed upon each team |
attested. After the exercises in the hall |
we're concluded. the entire company were
.egaled with collation. at the Wilson
House. Bethel Lodge, No. So, /. 0. .. F.,
starts off under the most favorable aus
1ices with membership OF 80. The field
s fruitful and that large mem lship
will result is beyond question. The off,
,ers OF the newly instituted lodge are DR..
I. w. Clough, N. G.; Willis c. Waldo, v.
J.; Edwin B. Fisher, sec; j. H. Waldo,
reas.; w. H. Baker, W.; Z. G. Maynard,
J. !; DR.. 0. d. Greene, r. s N. g.; Lyman
!. Chadwick, l.. 8. N. G.; K. P. Stockwell,
!. s. v. G.; E. L. Messer, L. S. v. g.; F.
y. BLY,, r. s. s.; George johnson, L. s. s.;
}ritfith Durga, l. G.; w. L. Richardson,
J. g.; Rev. V. w. Blackman, chap. The
harter members are DIR. l.. w. Clough,
Y. G. Waldo, J.. H. Waldo, e. P. Fisher,
J. @. Maynard, w. H. Baker, Griffith
)urga and F. w. Bly,, to whom much
redit is.due for the highly successful ter
oftheir unwearied effort to pro-
lote the good OF the order by establish
az lodge Of Odd Fellows In Bethel.
Saw. Why don't Won try De Wits Little 1