Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-23

I 10 hESIs-lDe rooms IN the WlioOu
House block formerly occupied as tailor
shop. Apply to Nv Guy WILSON.
Don't forget TO see our line OF all kinds
OF agricultural tools before purchasing, as
we can save you money at Upper q Ora
hams.
II you want new parts for agricultural
tools be sure and bring your old parts, as
IL will save time in ordering.
UPPER & GRAHAM.
We are making great cut in the better
grades Of wall De per. especially with one
band borders. Don't miss this sale.
c. W. MARsToS.
CIR Noble went TO New YORK wednes-
day.
Mrs. o. L. Hoyt is visiting friends in
Plainheld.
Spencer Stafford is on the road this week
buying hides.
Send 25c. to E. A. Markham for a bottle
of bis trout secret.
Miss Elizabeth Kimball is visiting at
East Walpoie, Mass.
A son was born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ladue last Saturday.
DR.. Luke A. Wilder has returned from
his trip to New York.
Miss Jessie Spaulding is the happy
owner OF new plano.
w. L. Parsons OF Warren was in town
on business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Bliss we're in
Rochester last Saturday.
A coat Of paint has much improved the
house OF Mrs. Minnie Marsh.
Mrs. f. w. Beckman OF Boston is with
her father, Jason L. Chadwick.
Mrs. Hannah Blake was in South Royal
ton last week with her daughter.
Won Cutler OF Penacook. n. H.. is with
his grandfather, VIM. MagivDey.
Miss Nellie Gillette is able to be out
after q severe attack OF neuralgia.
Mrs. Willis c. Waldo aud children are
visiting her sister at Lebanon, n. II.
Mrs. Alice Edison Damien OF Bellows
Falls visited friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Herrick have re-
turned from their trip TO Massachusetts.
Mrs. A. Lee Cady and daughter, Doro-
thy, are spending the week in Rochester.
Miss Sylvia Whitaker OF Randolph, a
former resident, spent last saturday in
town.
The Bethel baseball team defeated the
Royaltons last Saturday by al score Of
10 to 3.
Miss Ann Sargent went Monday to
North Conway, \. H., where she has been
so many summers.
X. w. Reynolds has returned to Bethel,
having been obliged TO leave Turtle, Pa,
on account of i'll teaith.
Mrs. James French and son Of Wood
stock spent few days last week with her
mother, Mrs. r. o. Roberts.
Miss Sarah NJ. Gay returned to Boston
Saturday, after spending several weeks
with friends in tins vicinity. Fl
Miss Carrie A. Curtis returned last
from Lancaster, n. H., where
she has been teaching school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Emery were absent
several days last week visiting friends in
Tunbridge and East Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Howsrd went to
Burlington Tuesday to attend the state |
OF Epworth Leagues.
John Lavelle was called to Acton,
Mass, last Friday by a telegram an
nouncing the death OF mis- mother.
Robert Child Wilson win deliver the |
Ivy GRAFTON Of the graduating class OF the |
U. V. M. at Burlington next Monday.
In the matter of the will OF the late Ell |
len Segar the jury at Woodstock last week |
brought in a verdict sustaining the will.
Rev. William Haz en- OF Mortified will |
preach at the Cong'l church next Sunday /
IN exchange with Rev. Wimond Warner. |
Frank Field, a postal clerk of SPRING
field, and Mrs. Field were in town Friday /
ON their way to Montpelier, the former /
home of Mrs. Field.
E. A. Savage and family have moved to
Barnard village, where 1t is hoped that
The health of Mr.. Savage will be improved
by the mountain air.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marsh returned
last week and will make their home in
Bethel, Mr. Marsh continuing in the en-
ploy of NJ. A. Moody.
Town Grand Juror c. d. Cushing shot
horse last Saturday belonging to L. s.
Bundy. The animal had one foot nearly
rotted OF from disease.
Z Emory King of Bellows Falls was in
own Saturday. He reported work as very
slack at that place and that be had been
die for some time past.
Elmer Pond is again in Bethel and is
satisfied that the hills OF Vermont afford
better opportunities to acquire a liveli-
hood than a western ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs s. B. Day entertained a
party Of friends with whist last Friday
evening. The prizes were taken by Dr. l. II
". Greene and Mrs. NJ. g. Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Spauldirg of Cam
bridge, Mass, arrived Tuesday at their
summer cottage on Royalton Hill. Mrs.
J. K. Stanton Of New York is expected the
Sth.
Alonzo Spooner reports that two deer
made stop in his NOV ing for several
lays last week. About AN acre OF heavy
lover was well tangled up by the an
mails.
The NJ. <. Sunday school of Bethel Gil : 4
ad celebrated Children's day last Sunday.
There were abundant floral decorations
nd a good program of singing and
peaking.
While l. NJ. Heath was operating with
lis scythe last Friday he made a slip and
Irove the blade through his shoe, cutting
III the upper portion and the nail OF one .
oe, but drawing no blood.
Mrs. Dana Bigelow, aged %, walked
rom her home in R0yalton TO this village
asst Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. A. j.
iraham. The distance is three miles and c
he was not much tired by the walk. {
DIR. L. NJ. Greene was in Burlington the
Irst Of the week, attending the examina-