Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-25

Will sell Tor casD, or 20 uoNu anu - pei
week, or take good 16-ineh wood for part
payment; in fact, we will try and trade
most any way you want. Come and see US.
UPPER q GRAHAM.
NoTIcE:-I want to buy large quantity
of second growth rock maple butts cut
7 ID feet long. viii take them in the
plank OF log. | also want bass, oak, ash
and birch lumber sawed or in the log. For
further particulars please come and see or
write me. II J. e. STAFFORD, Gaysville.
Mrs. Mary Hodgkins is in Rochester for
few weeks.
Wesley r. Baker is sick with an attack
OF typhoid fever.
Zsbina Spaulding moved to Randolph
the first OF the week.
Frank Putnam and son Of Pittsield
were in town Friday.
C.R. Noble has returned from a three
weeks stay in New York.
John Morse, Jr., is recovering from
mild attack OF typhoid fever.
RAY Messer OF Rochester spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Bethel.
Mrs. G. f. Lewis is The guest OF Mrs. I.
A. Chadwick in this place this week.
Miss Lydia Atkinson spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Barnard.
Miss Jane Todd Is having repairs made
on her house or South Church street.
Misses Bessie Shepherd and Mary Gill
son attended the oncert at Randolph this
week
Julius Lovett OF Brandon spent several
days this week with Constable b. Q.
Rogers.
Miss Corelyn Dickey returned Wednes.
a, 1. gsaN 20, - 10 In Lag
Warren.
Mrs. F. B. Markham was in Barnard
with her mother, Mrs. Adams, Saturday
and Sunday.
Misses Kate and Lena Davis went to
Springfield, Mass, Monday, for visit OF
a few weeks.
Gilson's this week on her way back to
Roslindale, Mass.
The Independent Milk company call
attention to their offer at the head of the
Bethel local column.
Miss Pauline Read has been confined to
the house the past week with Illness, and
typhoid fever is feared.
There will be an advertisement sociable
at Z. L. Messer's next Friday evening.
All are cordially invited.
Bethel postoffice addressed to Edward
Russ and Mrs. Ellen Town.
There were four candidates instructed
in the third and fourth degree at the
Rising Star Grange this week.
Clarence Morse of Randolph has moved
upon the farm that he bought OF Zebina
Spaulding near Findley bridge.
Miss Aida Warner and Miss Laura
Marsh spent Thursday OF last week with
Chaplain Warner at Montpelier.
Jasper Lyman OF Beecher's Falls was in
town several days lately, stopping with
his brother in law, Edison Emery.
The meeting OF the Grange on Saturday
night was very fully attended, many
being present from Randolph and Royal
ton.
c. L. Morse OF Athol, Mass, was in
town Saturday and Sunday, the guest OF
bis uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. I.
Dyke.
Mrs. Martha Chadwick OF West Hart
ford spent several days the first OF the
week with her daughter, Mrs. X. Scott
Adams.
Rev. r. H. Abercrombie of Brookfeld
preached at the Congregational church
Sunday, in exchange with Rev. Wilmond
Warner.
The Robert West place near LiIlfesville
has been sold through Wilson's Real
Estate Agency to Sayles Hoisington of
Rochester.
The whist party for the benefit OF the
/ Free Library to be given by Mrs. l.. M .
Greene has been postponed to Thursday
afternoon, Nov. list.
! The first deer Of the season was brought
\ in Tuesday by Fred Reynolds OF Stony
/ Brook, Stockbridge, and weighed about
two hundred pounds.
Mrs. Robert Stoddard was called to
/ Woburn, Mass, Wednesday, by a
/ despatch announcing that her husband
was i'll with typhoid fever.
Constable B. c. Rogers has posted
warnings for the election of Nov. 9Th to
vote for electors for president and vice
president. The meeting is warned for 10
a. m.
f. r. Burnett has leased his farm on
Christian hill to H. A. hatch for term of
years. Mr.. Hatch takes the farm in the
interest OF his father-in-law, Mr.. Sey-
mour.
DIR. Luke A. Wilder, well known in this
| vicinity as the promoter of the various
mining enterprises up White River valley.
Is now an inmate Of the Soldiers Home at
Dayton, Ohio.
]. Scott Tower has sold his premises AT
the foot OF the camp ground hill near
findley Bridge to Aaron Hoisington OF
Rochester. Mr.. Hoisington will take
possession in November.
Among those who went on the Boston
excursion last week were A. A. Brooks.
=. 5. Rood, Jas. p. Marsh, II. c. Gilbert,
Mrs. E. y. Quirin, Miss Sarah NJ. Cav and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Graham.
Mrs. A. L. Stearns is entertaining this
week her brother, Alden LOOMS Of De-
troit, Mich. Mr.. Loomis is making a
trip through this part OF Vermont visit.
ing relatives and is accompanied by Mrs.
LOOMS, his son, o. Z LOomis, and wife
and two grandchildren.
Miss Grace Bsscom, whose serious i'll.
ness from typhoid fever was reported in
last weeks issue, has been brought to