Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-12-01

Miss Lizzie Kfmball has gone TO Shows
vile where she will teach the winter term
of school.
!. Horace Bradley OF Woodstock is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Frank B. Merrill,
this week.
Mrs. e. L. Messer and Muster Laurence
are visiting friends in Lebanon, N. H.,
this week.
Miss Kate Marsh has returned home
after spending six weeks in Rochester in
millinery shop.
Miss May Spaulding has gone to Somer-
vile, Mass, to spenn the winter with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Baker.
l. M. Frost has gone to Montpelier
where be will act as manager for Jesse
Viles in Montpelier and Barre.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Cox and granddaughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Buchanan last Friday.
The annual fair of the Aadies Of the
Uniyersalist church next Wednesday
evening will be an affair worth attending.
Letters remain unclaimed at the Bethel
postoffice addressed to Messrs. Blood and
Marshall, Mr.. Charles Call and s. A.
Wallace.
Rev. and Mrs +. s. Fiske OF Montpelier
and Mrs. Davis, matron OF the Montpel-
Ter seminary, were guests at w. j. Brooks
Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Henderson OF Roxbury
last Sunday In exchange with Rev. Will !
mond warner.
Miss Mabel Dyke, who is teaching
school in the Upper district in Roches.
ter, was at her home in this village over
Thanksgiving.
Pearl Spaulding from the Agricultural
college and Jeffers Richardson from Nor
wich university were in town over
Thanksgiving.
The entertainment given by Miss Amy
Bradford, assisted by local talent, in the
town hall Fricay evening OF last week
was well spoken OF.
Rev. e. A. Read will give an address at
the Universalist church next Sunday ;
evening to young men on the topic, THE
Model Young Man"
Fred Lattrell, who has been living on
,he farm OF 8. g. Durham since spring.
las moved into the house of j. p. Rogers q
IN North Main street.
DIR. L. M. Greene presented paper on g
he Treatment OF tuberculosis" at the
Meeting OF the White River Medical as g
ociation at White River Junction last
week. 1,
w. II. Creamer is securing subscribers d
or local telephone exchange and has
hCuhS ootHlucu duOut forty names. Ill6t III
Ills long-feit necessity as the terms are fl
9ithin the reach OF all.
Minot Edison, who has been assisting II
is brother, j. FL. Edison, for tue past W
hree months during the sickness of Mrs. /,
h. Edison, returned to his home in tf
berry, N. H., Monday. mi
e. NJ. Qoaring, who has bsen mayer
,r Meles q Aeurbach, lessees OF the Beth Id
tannery, the PAST season, is contem al
lating operating the tannery in his own
ehalf through the winter. II the ar r
lngement is made Mr. Quaring expects W,
} employ from 40 to so hands.
Four new mum bers were initiated in the
lird and fourth degrees at the Grange a, As
Ionday evening. A. A. Priest, master OF o.
le Randolph Grunge, with several mem ed,
srs OF that Granse, attended the regular CD
Getting OF The hethel Grange Monday ="
ening and assisted Master Bliss in be-
owing the degrees -
Among those from out OF town who ate {
rkey in Bethel were f. q. Cox OF Mi
Mass, at Il 3. Rood's, Fred
owers', Il. FL. Paige at tome, George ",
iase OF Goddard seminary NJ DR.. X. M.
lase's, DIR. William Barrows at s. w. va
Irlows', Walter Baker OF Snmervilie.
ass, at w. II. Bakers, Mr.. and Mrs. M SD
Wilson of Randolph at MIS-. J. ]. Pc
ilson's, |. M. Frost and Mrs. Frost at g. c
Clark's. no,
LAST Sunday the family of NJ. G. Safford N.
Joyed a feast of butterDuts. and there
hangs tale. Mrs. Stafford took off her
al ring and diamond ring and laid
EN- on the table where they were picked '
with the butternut shucks and nut into rei'
hre. In the night Mr.. Stafford was 1rs
akened by the sobs and tears Of his wife iaii
10 was bemoaning her loss A search gus
s Immediately Instituted and the onai fact
g was found,completely ruined nv the L
:, but the diamond ring was found up- y
ured as 1t had not been In the heat OF =
flames. M
petition has been addressed to the
ectmen to lay out new road from the
sent Camp Brook road near Nelson
apman's across the brook to meet the l.,
~, lUsu sa nesr me Top OF the hill near liar
steep hill north of Mr.. Savage's. At ca oa
same time another petition is being ooo
'ulated and meeting with considerable CT
cess, asking the selectmen to begin this
new road near the town pound and
ow the third branch of White River -
tn on the west bank. This would
re an ideal road and avoid one-half of
bills between Bethel and Randolph
ages, besides shortening the road to a IL
extent. a.
son Chadwick was taken III last NJ
rsday with what was not ct fjrst y
light to be q serious sickness. but
Oh developed into a severe attack Of
nmonia Friday. Nothing could be
e 10 battle the sickness and Mr.. Chad
( passed away Monday morning.
n Chadwick was enc of the seven
dren OF Samuel Chadwick, who came
J Falmouth, Mass, about 1915 and To-
4 at Randolph where be married Polly
s. They raised a family OF seven -
iren, viz:-Catherine, Annah, Luciap.
Ia, Francis, Jason and Sarah. Jason lsT A
iwick was born 10 Randolph Nov. 81. -
and came to Bethel in 1851 where he
led Sarah Bennett, vs. ho survives him.
children were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
2 Chadwick namely: Lucian, Henry. 4
!, Adele (died ia 1861, Alice, Jessie.
die tdied in 1870, Harry and Anna. n
ihel and White River junction met u
e gridiron at Athletic park Thurs
n very exciting game of football.
the inclemency Of the =,
Der, large crowd watched the game o
heered on the home players. The 10
was in q wretched condition. The
being long and covered with several -
OF snow made quick starts and A
plays almost an impossibility. ~
e River junction won the toss and
the KICKOFF, Bethel taking the