Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-29

1866 acres, cuts ~ or 0O TONS OF may anu
kept last year Is tad OF cattle, 90 sheep
and 2 horses. Sugar orchard has 450 trees.
All fenced with wire fence. Raised l,OOO
bushels of corn last year. Water at house
and barn. ARNOLD d WILSON,
Real Estate Agents, Bethel, Vt.
Miss MAY Savage and Pearl wage were
in Rochester over Sunday.
Mrs. George Frelan, who gave birth to
twins recently, is seriously Ill.
Mrs. Ansel Burbank has moved from o.
N Barrows' to john Burnett's.
Miss Kate Bascom OF Boston is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Ellen ellison.
Mrs. r. z. Whitcomb of Worcester is
visiting her brother, W. W. Scribner.
DIR. r. Nj. Chase was called to Lake Mo-
rev at Fairlee last week to see II. NJ. Dutuf'
Mrs.I, B. Dow and children OF Royal
ton were guests at Wynn Savage's Satur
day.
The Guild Of the Episcopal church met
with Mrs. q. II. KimDall Wednesday al.
ternoon.
Mrs. Nelson Chapman is on the sick list
and is being cared for by Mrs. Chauneey
Chadwick.
Ira Ellis, a student in the Chicago law
school, is at his fathers, Lorenzo Eills',
for the summer.
Nj. II. Harrington and family OF Phila-
delphia are at Mrs. M. +. Harrington
for the summer.
W. A. Lines, travelling agent OF the New
York World, was in town last week In ID 2
interest of that paper
George Marsh spent five days las week
at Mirror AXE, Berlin, with camping
party from Mortified.
dannbfpr Miss
Florence Soper, OF Rsndolph visited
friends in town Friday.
/ The Altar society OF the Episcopal
church will meet ior organization salur-
day at p. m. at the iectory.
The farmers in this vicinity have con-
siderable hay rotting on the ground, nav
1 ing been cut a week and more.
/ The local grange met with ID. w. Bliss
the nth. at which time three new names
were proposed for membership.
The adjourned session OF the annual
school meeting OF the Whitcomb High
school district will be held next Tuesday
evening.
/ Quite large delegation OF Bethel peo-
pie went to Silver lake Sunday. Ii is un-
derstood that they got rather wet before
reaching home.
Miss Sarah Henry is with her uncle,
Hon Hugh Henry. Miss Henry Will re-
main there until after the G. A. X. en-
campmeut next month.
Mrs. f. Smith has bought OF L, s. Heath
the Smith and Rogers stock OF groceries
in the Bascom House block and the store
will be run by e. n. Smith.
w. Brice, son OF ex-senator Calvin
Brice OF Ohio, returned to his summer
home at Norlhboro, Mass, last Saturday,
after spending week with w. Il. Spauld-
ing on Royaiton Hill.
Mrs. VIM. f. Ladieu and Miss Mabel
Ladieu OF Brookings, 5. D., are spending
two weeks with Mrs. X. ). Adams, sister
OF Mrs Ladieu. In company with Mr.ano
Mrs. Adams they went to West Hartford
for over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs.John Miller of Springfield
Mass, are spending the week y 18th M. \
Kendall, father of Mrs. Miller, accompan-
led by Mrs. Arthur Lyman of springfield
who will be pleasantly remembered II
Bethel as Miss Maybelle Aspinwall.
! AL. Stearns and FIJI. Moore are think
ing of starting for the Klondike gol6
mines with a car load Of mongrel dogs. /
is their idea that a large supply OF thes'
animals can easily be bought at ten cent
. a head and sold for $3.50 apiece at thu
mines, either for food or for transporta
! tion purposes.
! The Bethel Electric Light and Powe
: company has decided to Immediately con
e struct at Blue Hill a log dam Is feet higl
e ahd 240 feet between piers, which Will CAV
Y GOOD beating to the White river bridge Il
: Bethel village. IL will take about 10000
feet of hemlock logs and the company
= now buying what logs they can OIL Tn
Z farmers in this vicinity. +. G. Waite,
' practical dam builder, of Hartland ha
: been engaged to superintend the construS
j. ton.
n A proiectoscope exhibition will be give
e in the town bali Monday evening, Aug.
Il for the benefit OF the Bethel Cornet bano
e Reserved seats will be on sale at Adams
s book store. In addition to giving help
ing hand to the Bethel COrnet band,
worthy institution in our midst those VIII
attend this exhibition wiz be enteriaine
with one Of the most wonderful OF Ed
: sons many inventions. 1t is nothing Tx
the stereopticon, but shows real life mo
It ton, embracing living scenes OF every va
riety. Edison's best photograph, whic
g sings to large audiences loud and eleai
will furnish music while the pictures ar
= Seing changed.
Hermon Douglas and Willis Dunbl
were arrested last Thursday on an infor
o nation filed by States Attorney Harge,
charging them with an assault upon Fis
l. Warden Scott Longley of Stoekbridgl
The respondents were released on bail an
I, their trial will probably come OF some
time the present term. This is snoths
/. chapter in the strained relations betwee
the Stockbridge warden and the youth {
Bethel. The story began about thre
Is years ago when Dalzeel, Rodney Corse an
Archie Wallace felt the severe effect of th
lf game Laws on those fishing illegally
s. Stock bridge. Then this spring two youn
men from Bethel were fined about J.
, apiece for catching trout less than 81
= In ches in length, on complaint Of Long
lev. In this case the boys complained thu
the evidence against them was procure