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

any custom lh4lOr al only ABOUT Two
thirds price. Try them.
For Sale.
On account OF poor health wish TO sell
my residence and grounds situated on
Church street and only i've minutes walk
from postotlice and railroad station.
House p by 80 with ell Is by 20, six
rooms, pantry and halls, Ray window and
porches. Fine cellar uader whole. Lot
is 90 Il. front by IA rods deep. Concrete
walk and drive, fine lawn and garden.
Excellent drainage, also fine water, which
is rented For further information inc
quire OF Az W. e. WALDO, Bethel, Vt.
c. II. Allen is absent in Massachusetts,
this week.
Miss Ella Gay is visiting friends st Low
ell, Mass, and Boston.
George ingalls, accompanied Arthur Adj
ans to Florida last weeR.
Leland Jones Of Warren is visiting his
uncle, Levi Kidder, this week.
G. j. Wallace was absent last week buy
ing cattle in Warren and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rix Williams OF Exeter
n. H., are visiting friends in town.
s. NJ. Washburn and q. /. Abbott we.e
in New York last week buying goo1s,
+. b. Flynn, a prominent lawyer Of
Springfield, was in town last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Shaw OF New bury
are rejoicing over the birth OF ason Sept3
Miss Addie Bradbury was absent last
week visiting friends in New Hamps hire.
Mrs. Sheldon and Miss Alice of Stock
bridge visited at LLOYD Johnson's the past
week.
Mr. and Mira. John Hagar were called
to Acton, Mass, last week by the death
OF relative.
The Bethel Cornet band gave a very
pleasant open air concert Ia the park last
Saturday evening.
The Ladies' Arcadian club held picnic
at LAKE Ansel last Friday afternoon, each
member inviting friend.
Rev. William Potter of Boston will
preach at tue UniveIsalist church next
Sunday at the usual nour.
Griffin Durga OF Elizabethport, n. j.,
spent sunday in town with Mrs. Durga,
who is staying at G. u. Fosters.
Miss Emma Huntington OF Washing.
ton is visiting her nieces, Mrs. X. p.
Stockwell aud Mrs. Il. p. Fisher.
List of letters remaining in this office
unclaimed Mrs. l.. NJ. Richardson, Miss
NJ. Eva Schvall, Miss Alice Washburn,
Mr.. Edwin Whncomb.
David Dutton has been quite sick at the
home OF his son in-law, O. II. Kidder,
with inflammation OF the bowels but is
thought 10 be recovering.
John and Elwin Jackson, sons of Ed
win Jackson OF this place, have leased OF
J. G. Enright the hotel at Windsor. John
Jackson is in active management OF the
same.
w. S. Chase OF Hartford has rented the
sr Hnpaa
Immediately north OF the store of r. ".
Smith and will soon occupy it az a jew
elry store.
There is a general complaint among the
farmers as to the potato crop both on &C.
count of the small size of the tubers and
on account OF the rot which has appeared
among them.
G. J. Wallace sold at public auction last
Saturday the buildings OF the White River
Agricultural association. The judges
stand, grand stand and small buildings
were bought by d. NJ. Bliss, and the floral
hall and ticket Office by Guy Wilson.
Last Saturday being the sixth birthday
of Miss Evelyn Morse she entertained
twenty eight OF her young friends at a
party at the home OF her father, II. w.
Morse. The festivities closed with very
fine repast gotten up by Mrs. Morse.
petition has lately been made to the
selectmen to lay out a public road from
the present termination OF Bridge street
on the Hartwell meadow to the lands OF
the Bethel Electric Light and Power CON-
pany lately purchased of Robert Noble.
Dennis Wynn, formerly a member of
the firm OF jackson q Co. at Burlington,
has been laid up at his home here most Of
the summer with infiammatory rheuma-
matism. He was so far recovered last
week as to be able to make trip to Mon
treal and Burlington.
The boarding house OF Mrs. NJ. A. Will
hanson, 81 Clarendon street, Boston, was
robbed Friday night and Frank 5. Angel
of this place lost gold watch and chain
valued at Sl00, a new overcoat and hat and
o in money. A young lady boarder lost
all her wardrobe but one dress.
The selectmen. acting on a petition of
interested land owners, have laid out side
walks from VIM. r. Adams to the new
house now being erected on Church street
by ID. T. Dyke, and from Mr.. Adams to
tie Child place on Pleasant street, and
from q. j. Wailace's to james Manix's on
North Main street.
The Alonzo Hatch Electro Photo Musi-
cal company will give an entertainment
at the town hall next Tuesday evening,
Sept. IA, under the auspices Of the library
The foremost feature of the
Alonzo Hatch himself, a tenor whose
name is widely known among lovers OF
song and of whom the New York World
says: "Sweet- voiced AionzO Hatch at
once became a favorite for his beautiful
ballad singing, which be illustrated with
the mammoth trinopticon, and was re-
peatedly cheered and appiauded. The
vas impoi ted from Europe at .
q cost of g, 800. 1t illustrates Mr.. Hateh's .
songs while he sings. Another great at \
traction is the solo harpist ,Signor Giacinto
Epifano, of whose performance upon the .
instrument be loves the warmest words OF
praise are spoken by such papers as the
New York Mail and Express, BROOKLYN
Eagle and Chicago Inter Ocean. By those
caring less for music the animotoscope
will, perhaps, be the most enjoyed. This
life scenes and motions With
great naturalDess and is declared the best
IF all similar inventions. The Bethel brra
will kindly play outside the hall before
he concert and will furnish the oIeI NO