Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14

show you the latest Styles IN fall ana WIN
ter millinery. l have also engaged one OF
| Hill Bros best trimmers who will help
me through the season. Give me call.
MRS. T.. +. WILSON.
AMATEUR PHoroGRAPHE Rs:-I wish to
call your attention To neW printing pa
per which have TO sell. Satisfactory re-
suits with the least labor OF any paper o.
/ the market. Call and see sample print.
j. b. EDISON, Photographer,
Dealer in Amateur Supplies.
Henry Cheney OF Rutland was in town
/ Tuesday.
Rev. j. o. Bennett was 10 Montpelier
/ Monday.
Miss Alice Sheldon Of Northfeld was in
] town last week.
Rev. Wilmond Warner preached at Wi.
nooski last Sunday.
Miss Julsna Sylvester returned from her
/ trip To Boston last week.
A. j. Davis was in Bellows Falls over
Sunday visiting 5. I. Coy.
Mrs. Austin Adams of Royalton was at
NJ. Nj. Whipple's last week.
f. j. Jackman has sold his blacksmith
shop business to W. w. Rogers.
Adelbert Dyke has gone into the meat
| business again and Is running cart.
Mrs. d. g. Remington was in Newport,
/ n. h., last week Win Mr.. Remington.
Rev. aud Mrs. e. S. Fiske OF Waitsfield
were at WI. brooRs' the first Of the week.
Bishop A. c. A. Hall has appointed Nov.
10Th as day for his next visitation to
Christ church.
w. Ii. Hsrtwell has some very fine sam
/ Piles OF graphite taken from his mine on
ne hill east VI the village.
] ~ Ra1u,Irlg t..s,.f - nvwtfuuNor. a.,
the paper train Sunday to take the civil
service examination Moncay,
Miss Ada Gllchrist OF Montreal, p. O., is
visiting her mother, Mrs. VIM. Chemist,
alter an absence OF seve al years.
Rev. j. b. Trevett has moved from the
house OF ars. Ly man Child 10 the tene-
ment house OF VIM. Ii. kdmunds.
Arthur Leayitt vent TO Burlington last
week 10 attend the agricultural Depart
ment OF the University OF Vermont.
Abbott & Cady are buying apples to
send to the clnnery at Northfield. About
40 cents per hundred pounds Is paid.
Mrs. Fannie Young and Mrs. Eugene o.
Twitchell went last monday TO Lancaster,
n. H., TO visit Ieiativss in that town.
The following unclaimed letters remain.
! ing IN the postotiics are Mrs. j. Emery
! George A. burbank, Henry Zero and w
/ ID. Poole.
Mrs. Dewey of Chelsea, aged So years,
ana Mrs. kouerts OF Nashua, n. H., ageo
/ a years, are visiting their niece, Mrs. Dana
I Cushing.
Il. A. Davis, l. NJ. Heath and w. M.
Fisher attended "a meeting OF the MOBILES
OF the Mystic Shrine at Lancaster, n. H.,
last week.
Z. ID. Cushing is erecting new cottage
at the ht ad OF Silver lake on the easleiIy
side. ID. 4. DyAe has gone to Barnard 10
work on it.
Mrs. Solon d. Newton has been in Wa.
terDury the past week visiting her son,
Rev. VIM. N. Newton, pastor OF the Meth
odist church.
G. E.Greeley and family, who have been
spending the summer at the MebUer farm
IN stock bridge, returned 10 their home in
Manchester, n. H., TUESDAY.
The Bethel Free library has recently
added one hundred new volumes bought
with funds raised by the entertainments
given within the past year
John Garland, an old Bethel boy, is Wis.
ting his father, Barney Garland. He is
now passenger conductor on the Marlboro
branch OF tue OLD Colony railroad.
Frank l.. Martin is making extensive
repairs on the old postotiice rooms. When
these are completed the rooms Will be &C.
NbPiSa W IL n OSuh ds Il OtTDEf SDOD.
jeremiah o'Sllliyan, the talented young
democratic politician who iectured IN 4
betnel month ago for the benefit OF the
Free library, passed away last Monday of |
consumption.
The selectmen of Bethel have granted to |
the " hlte River Electric Light company |
the right TO run line of poles from The /
Royaiton town line to the RANDOLPH town
line over Christian hill.
Chas. II. 0sgood has sold his farm on
Royalton nil to Hon. Royal j. Flint of /
Granville. The purchase included house.
Darn ana about twenty acres of land. air.
Flint expects to close up his business and
move TO Bethel within the next two
months.
Alvin Hatch has sold his large farm ON
Christian hill to Frank Burnett of North
ampton, Mass, formerly of Bethel, and
son OF the late MyTon Burnett. AIR, Bur-
nett expects to take possession next
spring. MIR. Hatch will move to Bethel
Nliage ana mas rented rooms in the Hart
well house on Bridge street.
Theodore A. Peart and W. B. Carpenter
were In town last week ia connection win
the proposed bicycle shop. Owing to finan-
clal strlngencies and legal tecnnicalities
II would seem that work on this business
would not be pushed this fall or winner
out MI. Peart has strong hopes that some
arrangements can be perfected with his
creditors SO that work may be resumed IN
the spring ;
The work on the Blue Hill dam was
pushed very rapidly the past week. Ii was
ound impossible to employ sufficient 10 ,
al help 10 do the work SO a gang of TWEEN
y-nVe Italians has been brought here 7
hese Italians are probably the most fro +
.al OF any Workmen to be found unless ths
Shlnese. They get good pay ana their ex-
'enses are merely nominal as they room ,
q an OLD passenger car on the side track I
M COOK their own food, which is of the :
cry cheapest and simplest kind. They do 5
heIr business through an Italian banker
Boston and good deal of their money Q
sent back to Italy. e
9. II. Kimbal became the owner of n
oW through a peculiar incident last Mon !,
az. IL seems that Miss Sarah Woodbury. h
assured valuable young COW in the Cusb nj
lg pasture and that c, II. Kidder recent h
bought some COWS and placed them al
IN the same pasture. One of these cows Z
sold to Mr.. kimball and Monday p. q
I. 9nhsm went up 10 slaughter the animal.