Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-02-24
.. a. Ashley spent sunday at East

: G. e. CIafiin has resumed his old plac,
! as driver OF the Rochester stage.
Mrs. S. d. Newton is visiting her son
. Rev. w. M. Newton, at Waterbury.
J Mrs. George SawiDs has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. c. II. Atwood, lately.
Mrs. M. A. Williamson OF Boston is the
guest this week OF Mrs. f. d. Angel.
L. S. Bird and E. +. Wilson were al
their homes in this village over Sunday.
Mrs Virginia RimbaIl of White River
Junction visited irl,n in town Tuesday,
Bert Stevens has gone to Keene. n. H..
to work ia the snoe shop Of Lancaster
& Co.
j. Wesley Miller was in Woodstock last
Friday attending Sunday school con-
vention.
Mrs. c. II. Atwood and sister visited In
Rochester one day hast week at l..
Backus'.
The orchestra OF e. ID. ellison furnished
music for dance at Rsndolpn lsss Mon
day evening.
There is unclaimed mail matter at Beth
ell postofiice directed TO b. J. Cony ers and
Hiss Belle yangilder.
Misses Jessie Spaulding is at home from
teaching school ut Gaysvllle and Mary
Wilson from Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Emery spent Sun
day at Stowe with DR.. II. W. Barrows,
brother OF Mrs. Emery.
Roy l.. Persons OF Lowelltown, Me-, Is
spending a few weeks at Il. S. Paine's,
father OF Mrs. Persons.
The Guild OF the Episcopal church met
with Mrs. j. J. Wilson Tuesday afternoon
and evening Of tins week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il s. Jackson were 10
Windsor last week With tneir SOM, HI.
win Jackson and John j. JACKSON.
Il. c. Waldo and family arrived Sstur-
day from the West and will spend the
summer at his fathers, Chas. Waldo 5. q
Mrs. n. II. Wallace is laid up with the
results OF a bad fall while delivering milk
at the creamery last Saturday morning.
William Stiekney from Dartmouth coll
iege and George Chase frJm Goddard
seminary were at their homes over
Sunday.
The patrons OF the Harrington or amery
received &c per pounu for January hut
ter and and an average OF 81 o. per hun
dred for milk.
Miss Laura Bradley OF Putney, a teacher
In the Gaysyille schools, Was the gdest OF
VI ISIS Jessie Spsulding Friday ana Satnr-
day of last week.
w. II Silsby, OF the firm OF w. II. Sils-
by a. Son, dealers ia electric light poles,
OF Newbury was in town Friday ana
saturday OF last week.
Chas. Cutler has sold out his personal
property preparatory TO moving hack to
Lawrence, Mass, where he expects 10 en-
gage in the restaurant business.
&. T.. Duuham, no is travelling In New
York state In toe interests of the Yer,
mont Farm Machine Co., has been at home
few days, but returned to New York
Wednesday. 1bl
p. j. Pow ers Of Brandon, who has been
acting as clerk az the Wilson House, re.
turned home last Saturday and his place
is neing filied by ii. J. johnson, brother
of the proprietor.
The Canadian Jubilee singers, who are
to sing here March 10, are making their
18Th annual tour. The ,roure includes
male quart and an orch. SRA and its en-
tertainmenis a.e highly spoken ~.
The heavy snowstorms OF ibe past ten
days ana the drifts caused by the wind
rendered the roads rs nearly i'm gassaDie
as they have been since the memory OF
man. The Woodstock stage rs not sble
to run at all Wednesday or Tnursday OF
last week.
The sessions OF the v hitcomb High
school were omitted Tuesday OF last week
on account OF the hesvv snowstorm aud |
on Tuesday OF this week that the pupils |
might study methods bv which they |
mig ht become as good, il not as great as I
George Washington.
A. Il. Brooks has engaged in the boat
building husin' IS in view of the fact that
Be he hes heccma q seaport and has
ert cted on lands OF tie Vermont nide and I
Lent1rr c mp ry, structure IN which To
conduct his operations. lie has now on
the keels a twenty fig, foot gasoline
laur eli for Bethel psrlies and expecrs to
k.rI cd, La So u
to use at II ehgPtc, and in adoi ion has
orders for sew ra smaller crafts.
The second aunusl m slu race belt OF
Gen. Custer Council, j. o. Y. A. NJ, held
Friday evening vas success IN every
way. On fcc1unt Of the weather the
crowd was small, about 80 couples partic-
ipating. although 2 larger number o.
s. eciators than usual was present. Most
of the costumes were very pretty and the
party looked very CAV when in me ion.
The music was all that could he desired
and the floor WAS in excellent CO.. dition
A bOuntiful supper was served ia Cushing
hall snd at the end OF the evening ell
ioiRed in declaring it to be one of the
pleasantest Of parties. h.
A birthday party was given n Mrs. r.
D ANGEL last Monday evening by her =
friends An entertainment was given,
consist inc of music and whist followed .
by fine supper. Among the presents !
= ere n silver berry spoon from Miss Car
oita Williamson OF Boston, silver meat
ORR from Frank 5. Angel OF Boston. s
poon from Mrs. d. T. Dyke. large
lunch of pinlSs from NJ. A. Williamson o. n
Boston and a nice carving set from Ora I
;. Upper OF Bethel. Among the friends :
resent were Mr. and Mrs. ID. T. DYKE,
frs. NJ. A Williamson OF Boston, Mrs.
iu2enia Twitcheli, Mr.. and Mrs. John
burnett, George Blossom and Dean B. 9
upper. =
The following is the decree OF Judge !
yler in the chancery suit OF Joseph Z.
afford the GaysvlIe Mfg. Co. aud the
ethel Electric Light and Power company, .
endered the present term OF the curt OF a
hancery in Windsor county:-"This case v
sme on to re heard at this term and was q
rgued by counsel and thereupon, in con- )
derstion thereof, it is ordered, adjudged q
nd decreed as follows, namely: That the 4
PENDANTS Of the Gavsville Manuiactur- =
lg company and the B thel Electric Light v
nj Power company and their respective
Ulcers, servants, SCENTS and workmeD
r. perpstually e. joined from altering or 8.