Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-05

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fruit. Part OF purchase money can remain
on mortgage. Inquire OF 3w
ARNOLD a. WILSON.
A. II. Pond OF Brandon visited friends
in town last week.
Mrs. Emma Wood spent lest week at l..
n. Woods at East Bethel.
Mrs. c. c. Perry of West Rutland called
upon friends in town .ast Friday.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Peter O'Connei are laid
up with severe attacks Of the grip
A. C. Blake went TO Warner, n. H. last
week where he works in = shoe factory.
Miss Jessie Hamilton Of sutton, 2. O.,
/ is visiting her sister, Mrs NJ g. Stafford.
Miss Mamie simmons Of Paterson, ~
j., is visiting heI cousin, Mrs. +, N. Cnap-
msn
Roy L. Wheeler and Ned Wheeler have
! been visiting their mother, Mrs +. \.
smith.
Miss Emma ClsAin is lsid up with
severe blow received from piece Of
timber
Robert c Wilson, principal Of the Will
listun High school, returned 70 his school
MONDAY.
Mrs. F. g Maxham was called to Barn
ard LOST FEldsy b. the ilinlso ~ her Ia
tbHr, ASS Afams.
Robert Noble went b Boston Monday 20
place ihe biind child Of Mrs. George
sawius 10 an institution.
Pearl Bowen son Of Aaron Bowen, wyHst
20 Boston Saturday where be has employ
meut on HE street railway
Mrs John Hosmer Of Lebanon, n. H., /.
accompanied nv her daughter, Miss Inez,
vas at W. g. Wsldo's last week
Herbert Newton ana Miss Myrtle Mary
Locke both OF Bethel we're married BY
Rev. Wilmond Warner, Dec. Stst.
c. f. Clahin, the Rochester siege driver,
is laid OF from duty by q painful Rick
tom horse received last Friday.
viii Andrews and wife OF HinesburRh
we're guests over New Years ct M. N.
Kendalps, brother Of Mrs. Andrews,
Mr. and Mrs +. F. Wilson were called
TO South ROyalton last week by the seri-
Gus illness Of an aunt Of Mrs. Wilson.
Miss Jennie Kendall has returned from
a visit of several months to her sister,
Mrs. John Miller, at Spring held, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks Of
Lynn, Mass, have been guests the past
week OF Mrs. J. Il. Waldo sistef Of Mrs.
Is
Al the special sobool meeting Of the
y nitcomb High school Dee. Gosh Il. a.
Davis was elected trustee OF thg Albert
Whitcomb fund Of $4,000 q
j. j. Bowen the noted horse man OF
Boston, with his Daughter, Mrs. +. r. Z =
Houston, OF Mortified, was a guest OF
Mrs. c. f. Waldo his niece, last week.
Miss Gail Perkins Of Windsor is the
guest OF Miss Mary Stickuey this week
Miss StickDey entertsined a few friends ,
n honor OF Miss Perkins last Friday
night. {
Mrs. Melissa d. Bruce OF Randolph,
low 10 Bethel. has picced bed quilt this !
'ear Wiih 565 pieces mud bound sll ready =
or use since her S0th birthday and sent It ="
o her granddaughter Tor Christmas
John Wilson and Miss Eva Haley, =
eaeher in the Whitcomb high school, y
Vere married AZ the home of the bride Ia -
Norton Dec. 2lth. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
re keeping house ia the Episcopal rec a
Dry. 4
Darwin Paul, formerly prominent res y y
dent in the east part OF the town, died
ionday at the residence OF his son-in-
NV, George T.. Greene, in Bratueboro. "
funeral services were held at East Bethel Z
Wednesday. ~
The tannery shut doEn Dec. 3lst with a !,
nal shrek OF the Wb.-i a at midnight. =,
'hich many at first thought to be a Ere -
larm. II is not known dbether Il will y
tart again soon or not, though negotia-
RAAo aAA IA tihHrANaa AUWhAtAE 80 AuHA emu
At the annual meeting Of tao Universe u
81 society held Monday evening the fol.
owing officers we're elected: Moderator,
. D. Cushing; clerk, W. Il. Adams; ves-
-ymen, l.. NJ. Green, L. NJ. Heath, O.. +. h,
.ewig, q. ID. Cushing, O. p. Shaw and n. h
!. Adams; treasurer, NJ. Sylvester. n
BERTHE T.. Patterson OF Emporia, Kansas,
Miss BERTHE Durham Of this :,
own has been elected state superinten-
ent OF physical culture Of the Kansas W.
7. E. u. Mrs. Patterson is a leading elo- &C
utionist, impersonstor and reader and a
Iacuate OF Columbia College Of Oratory h'
nd Physical Culture Of Chicago, III.
At the annual meeting Of Bethel lodge. te
20. IS, l. o o. F., held Wednesday even Dc
ne, Dec. IS, at their lodge room, the fol-
owing officers were elected Noble d'
rand, z. Z. Fisher vice grand. o. p. "
'0rthrop; past Grand, A. W. Ballard; re-
ording secretary, l.. ". Clough; financial 90
ecretsry. h. z. 5tockweii; treasurer, T.. %
!. Messer; trustee for three years. L. Nj.
Heath; representatives to Grand lodge, A.
" Ballard and K. 2. Stockwel.
Hon. Dudley r. Chase died at Clare
aont, n. H., December 3lst. Judge
base was a near relative OF the Chasa VI
antilles formerly living in the sold "a
horch" neight0rhoOd bet geen Bethel en-
nd Randolph snd was a frequent visitor
= lsNAAAAs AAE jas AAfh Ia AfuFnl-n IN lsEN ~
NJ al one time was pfacticing lawyer at
Windsor, He was clnse student and OF III
ate wears had devoted much attention to Y
matters Of local history and genealOgY.
The following are the officers elected at n
be annual meeting Of the society OF the -
'irst Cougl church ~ Moderator, Dea. A. 50
.mery; clerk aud treasurer, Mrs. c. r. SC
Waldo; collector, Mrs. q. &. Graham;
PRUDENTIAL committee, J. G. Sargent Dea. ! i,
/. Emery, Harry Kerr; visiting commit St
-, Mrs. Warner, Miss FlynH, Mrs. Mes | 81
er. IL was voted 20 hold the annual roll ltv
al tn said church the evening OF Jan. "a =
- entertainment will be given and light =
stroshments served. Sc
While II. q. Barnes was driving a herd IN
: cows near the Finley bridge crossing Is
uesday they took fright at a passing =,
rain and some OF the animals ran up on
be lodges and two fell to the track be- pf
~, suffering such injuries ss necessi.
ited their killing. A bull was bit by the