Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-23

House a Dy ou Win Ell 10 ny W SIN
rooms, pantry and halls, ray window and
J porohes. Fine cellar under whole. LIT
is 50 Il. front by IA rods deep. Concrete
. walk and drive, hae lawn and garden.
Excellent drainage, also fine water, which
is rented. For further information in
quire OF iw ". e. WALDO, Bethel, Vt.
: J. a. Sargent went to Boston Tuesday.
Harrison Powers is on the sick list with
: heart trouble.
c. W Spauding is suffering with bad
! fClun on bis hand.
Max ham and Woods are painting the
house OF II II Gibson.
Geo. Bishop OF Plttsield is clerking for
b. G. Rogers at the Wilson House.
Mrs. o. n. Barrows was laid up last
week it'll a severe attack Of the grip.
TIE guild OF the Episcopal church NEE 5
this afternoon With MRS. Minnie Marsh.
Judge f +, White ~ Yankton, :. d i,
was the guest OF A l., Stearns last week.
DIT. Dyke and Frank Lyman are at
South Royalton at work erecting house
4. b. Martin OF Rochester spent several
days last week with his son, +, L. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel King OF North
field were at Mrs. Edwin Fishers Tues
day.
Mrs. Sarah Webster Kershaw Of Law.
renee, Mass, visited relatives in town last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Sterling q Warren
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. W. G
Shaw.
W. S. Chase of Hartford, the new jew.
eler has moved into the George Marsh
tenement.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nichols are spending
a week with friends ia Granville and
Middlebury.
A. r.. sturtevant OF New Haven has been
spending two weeks with bis sister, Mrs.
Harry Kerr
Roy l.. s,earus went TO Springfield
Monday, where be has employment IL
/ Lovell's meat market.
Alexander Morse recently received Sc
we're blow on his. lett check from fail in
/ the bands Of Gail Morse.
Mrs. Albert Bradbury was called to
i Claremont, n. H., Friday by the death Of
a brother OF Mr.. Bradbury.
i Mr. and Mrs. f. P. Holden Of Penacook,
I n H., have been spending several days
with friends in this vicinity
/ Mr.. aud Mrs. Christopher f. Mol lie went
last Saturday TO Ulverton, z. O., to visit
the former home of Nj. Noble.
1 w. c. Baker OF Rutland and Mrs. Baker
were in town last week looking after
business interests on Camp brook.
J. A. Graham of Barre spent Sunday in
town at his fathers, where Mrs. Graham
has been stopping for the past month.
Mrs. Sarah Gibson returned toSt. Johns.
bury last Saturday, where she has a posi-,
ton as cook at the st. Johnsbury House
There are unclaimed letters at this office
for Miss Ethel $. Browne, Miss May
Flemming, Mrs. Mary Jewett and limo
thy Robinson.
Miss Stella Adams leaves this week for
Boston. From there she will go to Mil |
ford, n. H., where she has an engagement |
in millinery shop.
The selectmen are overhsuling the |
branch bridge in the village, the wooden |
foundations OF which are found to be in
very bad condition.
The ladies OF the Cong1 church and |
society will give a Harvest supper
"Wednesday evening, Sept. %, served from
8 to s. Come one and all.
E A. Markham and family and Wynn
Savage and family attended a reunion of
the Dow family on the old George Barnes
place in Royalton last Sunday.
George q. Conant has bought of Nor
man Fowler the LUCINDA f. Bacon farm
on the road to Randolph Center and will
occupy the same after next April.
Ernest Maynard is able to be on the
street again after being laid up in the
house for several months with a severe at.
tack of iniiammatory rheumatism.
Rev. j. o. Bennett is spending a few
days with friends In town, after which he
expects to go to Cambridge, Mass, TO
enter the Harvard Theological school.
The patrons of Harrington creamery
received II 1-2c. per pound for butter fat
at zoe. per one hundred pounds for per
cent milk delivered in the month OF
August.
NJ. G.. Stafford was summoned to st.
Louis, Mo-, last Thursday by telegram
announcing the serions illness of typhoid
fever of "Aleck" Hamilton, brother OF
Mrs. Sanford.
Miss Elizabeth Creamer returned to
Montreal last Friday, where she is attend
ing the school at the convent of the Sa-
cred Heart. She was accompanied by Miss
Hilda Teltord, who will spend few days
in Montreal.
A very pleasant program was given at
the grange meeting last Saturday evening
under the direction of Lecturer c. Il.
Durham. An exhibition of the phono-
graph was given through the liberality of
Lesvitt & Reed. Six new candidates were
voted in
Thirty-two years ago Edison Emery
moved from his farm on the Gaysville
road to East Randolph and among the
property he took with him four bushels
of butternuts grown from his Bethel
farm. When Mr.. Emery moved back to
Bethel recently be brought back one
bushel of the identical nuts that he had
taken from Bethel. They we're in excel
lent condition.
]. G. Sargent received in the course of
trade last week a 81 bill issued by the
National White River bank under the Sc
ries of 1866. 1t has the signature of +. W.
Anderson, cashier, ana g. L. Graham,
president. The bill had a fresh appear
ance as il it had not been ia general circu-
lation and it is supposed that it has been
laid aside all these years as the careful
savings of some prudent farmer, the owner
not probably realizing that during the
twenty years the bill has been hidden
away il would il invested at simple intel
est alEnn have amounted To = 81