Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-22

al moses Clukey'S TINS week.
S. C. Cady has been confined TO his
house the past week with sickness.
Mrs. Martha Arnold left Moneay for
Providence, Y. l., to visit relatives.
Rev. G. B. Johnson OF Burlington will
otficiate at Christ church next Sunday.
G. r. Noble has sold to Bert A. Buttles
the Collins Luce farm in Bethel 'Lympus.
Austin +. Gillette has conveyed one
half OF his farm TO his son, Scott Gillette.
ID. NJ. Strobg and E P. Fisher have been
laid up the past week with attacks OF the
grip.
Hon. X. J. Flint is absent on the west
side OF the mountain this week on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Hubbard OF South
Royalton visited at Maple Grove farm
| Thursday.
Walter Lea OF New York was in town
over Sunday to attend the funeral Of Mrs
/ G. X, Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Topper returned
from their western trip on the 2 a. m.
| train Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnston of Strat.
ford have been visiting friends in town
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 5. Rood are to break up
housekeeping and board with MIR. and /
Mrs. Calvin Morse.
The next whist party for the benefit OF
the public library will be given by Mrs /
Ii. A. ellison March 2gth.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Chase left Saturday
for Newport, n. H., here they will spend
a few days with relatives.
A. l.. Stearns drove to Springfield
Thursday OF last week TO visit his son,
Roy 5tearns, returning Monday.
the whist party at Mrs. ID. I. Dykes last
Friday afternoon with a score OF As.
Samuel Howard OF Montpelier was I'm
town Thursday and Friday OF last week
looking after his property in this town.
Mrs. John Burnett went 10 Concord, n.
H., Wednesday to Join her husband, vino (
is working in a shoe factory in that city.
DR.. Il. NJ Chase went to st. Johnsbury
Wednesday where be il to read his paper !
on cold lniays" before the State Dental
society.
Gardner Wallace, Jr., was called to
n. H., Saturday by word that !
his brother, Archie, was seriously sick
With pneumonia.
Father L)nergan OF White River juno
ion was In town Monday to attend the
uneral OF Lewis Burrelle, who was buried
n the town cemetery.
ne seleCtuen nave called special town
Meeting for the 2lst to Sc IL the town will
,ote to give the jurisdiction OF the state to
FIRST Constable b. c. Rogers. b
Austin Emery has recovered from his
ecent illness sufficiently to be on the }
treet again aud expects to resume his run
bis week between Montreal aud Windsor. n
paper has been in circulation and
berally subscribed to to raise money for Il
be family OF tho late Lewis Burrelle, who
'ere left In quite shortened circum. al
tances. I"
The ladies of the Methodist society ia A.,
be village served an oyster supper In
ushing nall Tuesday evening. A large 4,
arty drove down from Randolph to at n
md the supper.
Mrs. Ellen Gibson entertained a party OF X
lends with whist Saturday afternoon OF
st week. The first prize was taken by q
Lrs. Sarah Sturtevsnt and the "booby"
' Miss Susan Brown OF Gaysville. -.
A. j. Graham has been seriously in with ~
neumonia the past week. Wednesday
orning he was feeling more comfortable, -
le fever had about left him and be W
emed to be over the critical stage. Ia
A large nun Ter OF friends aud neigh. 4,
)rs met at tue home OF Clayton l.. Sand II ~
8 last Monday evening to assist Mr.. and. ~
RS. Sanders in the celebration OF the e
th anniversary OF their marriage.
Chas. Fairbanks OF Boston, special pen 10
on examiner, has sent his cousin, Mrs -
+. Waldo, a prettiIy- bound memoir OF Ut
Is army and prison lite from 81 to '65 to
presented to the public library in this, nc
Is native town. tn
Lewis Burrelle died Friday after a long so
I'd painful Illness with stomach trouble
r. Burrelle formerly lived in Bethel viii 30
&c, but for the past three years has
zen living on Christian Hin on the Page so
rm that he bought OF Joseph Cosno. w
Town Clerk Adams reports that 26 fox 81
'unties have been paid in Bethel from r.
sb. 1, 1929, to Feb. 1, 1900. The bounty, ~
mounting TO Soc, is paid in the first in
ance BY the town, which is repaid by the .
ate. In addition, the hides are worth 80
the way from five or ten cents up to q. H.
Orlando X. Mack, son OF Alya r. and dii
la +. Mack of Bedford, n. H, died fei
lnday night at the home OF Mrs. II. W BE
avis, sister OF Mr.. Mack, OF spinal men
gifts, aged eight years. MIR. and Mrs.
ack have seen much affection lately as Il :
ey buried a l2-year-o old son Feb. I'd last, Hs
no died OF the same disease.
The farmers have been earring Iarve M,
Iantities OF poplar to the international {
Iper Co. at Bellows Falls during the past ~
onth. The price paid is about 25c. a cord
IS than last year and nets the seller y
out - cord delivered at Bethel sta W.
IN And publishers are paying 50 ger
nj more for paper than last year.-ED I j.
e. ID. Cushing and L. NJ. Heath were in
ominster, Mass, the first Of the week oe
see Phelps 4 Harrison about the lease
the proposed new tannery. Messrs. few
lelps q Harrison do not wish to take
Use Tor over i've years. As the cost OF Br
e plant will not be less than $4,000, the del
ortness OF the lease throws somewhat I,
a damper on the plan. a..
Al the hearing before Judge Hoyt "a,
heller Wednesday OF last week in re- {
I'd TO the receivership Of the W. x. Y. o.,
X. X, the receivership WAS not vacated -
I II was ordered that Mr.. SAWYER, the w
eeiver, should fulfil the contract OF the i,
30, securing the local capitalists In their
tting through the road from Gaysviile "a
stockbridge Common. col
Last saturday evening after the bust. -,
s. hour AZ Rising star grange, the men, ,ne
rs held pOverty, box and necktie social ias,
place OF the program, after which seven -