Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-28

X. p. STocKwELL.
Saw and grist mill for sale at half cost
on account of health of owner. Located
at East Bethel Has a large patronage,
and this is a chance for live man 10 make
money fast. Machinery nearly new.
Cider mill and machinery for making lell
and boiled cider I'm connection With the
same. For further information call on or
write to Arnold a Wilson, Bethel, Vt.
We can also give you some bargains IN
farms, village dwellings, hotels end build
ing lots. II you wish TO invest IL will pay
you to examine our list. I'm
Mrs Adam Eglin visited In stockbrldge
Friday.
CIV. spauldIng is confined to the house
by illness.
Mrs. W. F. Baker is troubled with cry
sipelas in the face.
Smith Hodges OF South Pomtret was at
Henry Davis last week.
letters Richardson OF Norwich Univer-
sity was in town last week.
/ o. ID. Wood returned from his two
weeks Boston trip last weeE.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. c. Stickney have
been in Boston the past week.
Mrs. Robert Noble is spending several
days with relatives in Boston.
William Magivney has improved his
residence with coat OF paint.
Mrs. G. h. Topper is visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Bradley, at Ludlow.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. +. Waldo attended
the fair at Mortified last week.
/ Miss Grace Topper was at home from
/ Goddard seminary over Sunday.
Chas. Hoisington OF Lowell, Mass, Is
/ in TOWN this week visiting friends.
Miss NJ. l.. Rogers OF Mortified visited
her brother, j. w. Rogers, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Veazey Of Rax-
bury visited friends in town over Sunday.
ia. Chadwick and wife visited rela-
tives in Brookheld Saturday and Sunday.
Two valuable cows and a fine yearling
heiier Tor sale. Enquire OF T.. A. Max
ham.
Mrs. Lucy A. Pond left Monday for a
short visit to her old home at Hinsdale,
n. II.
4 g. W. Morrison, chief engineer OF the
g. V. X. R., was in town Thursday OF last
week.
George Wright and Louis Gebro OF
Cochituste, Mass, are visiting at c. T..
Clsflin's.
Kimball will receive next week a nice
lot OF ounce from the college grounds in
Amherst.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. schermerhorn Of
Plainfield, n. j., visited at g. II. Kim
balls last week.
Henry G. Rice and Mrs. Lena Foley
we're in Middlebury several days last week
visiting relatives.
Mrs. ID. B. Whittier of Boston has been
spending the past week with her cousin,
Mrs. Susan Hoyt.
Mrs. Sarah Chapman has been confined
to the bed for the past four weeks with an
attack OF the grip.
E. n. Smith and G. W. Curtis are visit
ing in New York city this week, the
guests OF Capt. Doschler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morse, ST., and John
Morse, Jr., are in Brsttteboro this week
and will take in the great fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis c. Waldo celebrat
ed the tenth anniversary of their marriage
Monday with family gathering.
game of football has been arranged
for Saturday at Athletic park between
teams from Goddard seminary and Bethel.
The teachers OF the Whitcomb High
school are planning to attend the state
teachers convention at Brattleboro this
week.
There are unclaimed letters ct the Beth
ell postoffice addressed to Mr.. W. NJ.
Hoyt, Mr.. Rufus Mack and Adam A.
Turner.
Frank Ladue has moved from the tene-
ment house of Brooks * Mashburn into
the rooms formerly occupied by Mrs. f..
II. Moore.
&. f. Waldo has refused to accept the
trusteeship of the estate of David Allen in
bankruptcy and the court has appointed
William Skinner OF Royslton in his place.
j. A. Graham and family and G. II.
Topper and family we're called to Barnard
Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ed
ward Clark, who was a sister OF Mrs. A.
j. Graham.
Mrs. r. NJ. Chase went to Barre Monday
to visit her son, George Chase. Upon her
arrival there she found him quite sick
with a severe attack Of dysentery and he
was brought home the same day.
The bank back OF the village school
house, which has been slowly sliding into
the river, took a swift movement Sunday
night and carried with it part of the wall
sustaining the woodshed. Workmen
were put on Monday to repair the damage
and stakes were driven to prevent further
sliding.
Robert Davis OF Newton, Mass, OF the
class of '03, Dartmouth, was in town over
Sunday with his uncle, +. A. Davis.
Young Davis is training for the UNIVERSE
ty football eleven, and although a fresh
man has fair chance of getting on. The
Sunday Globe in its last issue names
three prominent candidates for tackle, one
OF whom is Stickney, 100, and another
Davis, '03.
People are warned to be on the lookout
for a new counterfeit two dollar bill. It
Is Of the series of 1891, check letter ID,
plate No. and is signed by B. X. Bruce
register of the treasury, and Ellis II. Rob-
erts, treasurer OF the United States. The
/ raft pf MrphQra ha fS A..
iective, the seal is dark red instead of car
mine and the parallel ruling under the
treasury number is defective. The paper
on which the bill is printed Is thin and
the silk fibre is initiated by fine red and
blue ink lines.
Bethel Gilead.