Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-15

sons SICKNESS ano ueatn, we take tni5
way, hoping that the same will be received
in the same Christian spirit 1t was given.
MYRoN SAVAGE AND FAMILY.
Beckwith's genuine Round Oak burns
hard or soft coal, coke or wood and gives
more heat, takes less fuel, keeps fire
longer and lasts more years than any other
heating stove on earth. satisfaction or
money back. UPPER * GRAHAM.
Mics Helen Wilder will sell at auction
10 Depot square at 10 a. m. Saturday,
Sept IL, 1898, her household goods, con-
sisting OF cham Der suits, carpets, kitchen
utensils, linen, shades and curtains, rugs,
bedding, etc.
Roland Reynolds has gone to Exeter,
n. ii.
Geo. KelIhofer has gone to Springfield
to work.
Frank Kendall is In Springfield, Mass,
this week.
II. W. Tewksbury Of Randolph was in
town Monday.
F. b. Markham, wife and boy were in
Barnard Sunday.
Mrs. Clark Reed has nearly recovered
from ner late illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. s. Rood are In Boston
and New York this week.
n. II. Paige left for Springfield, Mass,
on the Sunday night train.
William @. Brooks and Myron Savage
are each building large silos.
Luke Wilder and Miss Helen Wilder are
again stopping at the Bascom House.
Mrs. Frank Sylvester OF Glens Falls, n.
Y, is visiting for a month at Echo farm.
A number OF Bethel people attended the
peace celebration at Barre last Thursday.
Mrs. John II. Edison has been critically
i'll the past two weeks with typhoid fever.
Miss Carrie Spaulding of Burlington
visited relatives In this village last week.
Victor Reed attended the peace jubilee
at Barre and the fair at Burlington last
week. W
Bradbury are visiting this week at Elm
wood, N. H. 1a 1
Miss Carrie Curtis and Miss Olave |
johnson returned to Lancaster, N. H.,
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler are absent |
on trip to Bellows Falls and other points |
In that vicinity.
Many OF the friends OF Miss Nellie Gill
lette made her a birthday surprise party |
Tuesday evening.
Markham 4 Wood are improving the |
looks of the Alton Webster house with a
new coat OF paint.
II. f. Keith OF the First VT. regiment Is
quite low with typhoid fever at the home
of Mrs &. +. Foster.
Sheldon Smith returned to New York /
Tuesday after spending his eleventh con-
secutive year at Echo farm.
Fire district No. has just purchased q
new hose cart. II is smaller than the old
one and more easy to handle.
Mrs. Ida Savage OF Royalton and Miss
Bertha George OF Henniker, N. H., called
upon friends in this place Sunday.
John Royce, who has been in this vicin7d
ity the past season, left Friday to go to
Putney, where he will spend the winter.
Marshall Wells and w. 4. Schoolcraft
spent several days last week visiting
friends in the northern part OF the state.
Miss Jennie Long, who has been spend
Ing the summer at Mrs. Eugenia Twitch-
ellis, returned to her home in Boston this
B. f. Davis is in Springfield this week
acting as judge OF poultry at the fair, and
goes to Northfield next week on the same
business.
The senior members of the Whitcomb
High school held a corn roast Thursday
evening OF last week In the grove OF w.
II. Hartwell.
Mrs. Griffin Durga, who has been spend
ing the summer at Mrs. G. e. Fosters, re-
turned to her home In Elizabeth, N. j.,
OF last week.
Miss Ella spaulding, who hes been
spending two weeks at her fathers, c. w.
5pauldiDa's, returned to her home in ,,
Lowell, Mass, on Monday.
Hon. Mason S. Stone, state superinten-
lent OF education, was In town Friday I
md Saturday while on his way to and /
rom Barnard, where he delivered a lee !
ure.
The selectmen are making preparation
or putting in a new iron bridge to re- 4
place the present wooden structure near :
he mouth of Locust creek on the stage
road.
The main shaft that broke at the Blue
Hill station OF the Electric Light compa-
ny was six and seven-sixteenth inches in
diameter and the break occurred In q |
ifteen-inch box.
The regular meeting of r. s. Grange
will be held next Saturday evening.
After the business hour the ladies win
rive box social to the patrons. All come S
md have good time.
Mrs. w. E. Chase was called to Hartford
Thursday Of last week to attend the funer- 7
i of Miss Nina Hazen, her cousin, who | s
vas drowned while bathing in White (
liver, getting beyond her depth.
Lorenzo Bowen was married to Miss
lucia Dustin last evening. The ceremony I
COX place at the home OF Aaron Bowen in :
he presence OF friends. The newly mar =
led couple left on the night train to visit
q Massachusetts and New Hampshire for
wo weeks.
Chas. H. Allen, representative elect, of
runbridge visited friends in town Mon
ay. II 10 understood that the election of
dr. Alien is to be contested on the ground
hat Mr.. Allen had not resided in Tun- 4
ridge the year necessary in order toqual-
~ him to represent the town. n
Sunday, Sept. 4, Robert Noble noticed a +,
secular odor coming from the lower side :
{ his cornfield between White river and p
he railroad, but did not make any close
as to its cause until Friday,
ept. 9, when, in company with Guy VIII
on, the ground was dug up and at the
epth OF eight inches the remains OF an
nfant were found wrapped in two pieces
I flannel shirt, piece OF white skirt or
beet and white towel with red stripes.
he whole bundle seemed to have been
laced in paste board box with red paper
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