Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-09
b. c. Rogers, Auctioneer.

The c. v.RR. pay car went through
here Tuesday.
Il is reported that the bobbin factory
starts Up again this week
Mrs. A. L. stearns is visiting relatives
in the south part OF the state.
John Morren, the Italian, moved with
his family to Boston last week.
Mrs. S. A. Webster is quite i'll at the
home OF her sister in Tunbridge.
Harry sanspra has gone to White River
Junction TO work for George Edison.
Amos Leavitt Of Bethel went on the ex-
cursion to Washington, d. c., last week.
Miss Celia Brooks went TO Greenfield,
Mass, last Friday for an extended visit.
Mrs. James A. Graham is absent on a
two weeks visit TO friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Howe is expected to give a
concert in Bethel the last week OF Novem-
Der.
Gardner j. Wallace is filling a position
in the express office at Chicopee Falls,
Mass,
Mrs ID. l.. Child was called to st. Adams
Monday by the illness OF her father, n. +.
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foley and daughter
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Sunday.
Miss Nellie NJ. Adams went to Boston
Monday to be absent three weeks visiting
relatives.
Mrs. r.. n. Qu.rin was called to Albany,
n. Y, Monday by the serious illness Of
her sister.
Harry Emery has returned from
Gloucester. Mass, where he has had work
this summer.
Miss Paul, teacher In the White River
junction schools, visited Miss Lillian
Buck saturday.
Mrs. c. r. Morse returned to Boston
Monday after spending three weeks with
her brother, G. o. Hopkins.
L. NJ. Wood has sold the q. +. Graham
premises on River street to Charles +.
Waldo, who is living there.
Samuel Abbott was clerk in the store Of
a.. A. Marsh last week, during the absence
of Mr. Marsh attending Tunbridge fair.
The current number OF the Interstate
Magazine publishes poem by Miss Ida
Lewis of this town, "a Lesson from Ma
ture.
senator In. Greene and Representative
&. ID. Cushing were at home from Mont
peller from Thursday night until Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. c. d. Cushing went to Montpelier
Thursday evening OF last week TO attend
the reception given by outgoing GOV.
Stickney.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Greer returned to
their home in Waterbury, Conn, the first
81 the week after visiting Il. T.. Cushman
for some time.
Chas. Ross has moved from the tene-
ment house Of DIR. r. NJ, Chase to the ten
ement house OF F.. ID. ellison in the rear OF
the Bascom House.
b. G.. Rogers mas bought the Woodstock
stage route OF d, ID. Howe. The sale in
cludes five horses, four wagons, two sleighs
and other paraphernalia
Rev Wnmond Warner has been con-
fined 10 the house several days with a
severe cold and was not able 10 60 on tn,
O. a. r. excursion to Washington las
week.
A public whist party viii be given by
Mrs Willard J. Brooks next Tuesda,
evening al O'Clock for the benefit Of tn
Bethel free library. All are invited, boil
men and women.
IN. Washburn and @. !. Abbott starte,
partridge last Friday morning at a. m
from the front yard Of the NJ. Sylyeste
premises, which. on being disturbed,toO
leasurely course up Main st.
The attendance az Rising Star grang
meeting Saturday evening was not a
large as usual. After the transaction @
the regular business, memorial service
were held in honor OF the late Alpha Mes
ser.
u Is proposed 10 adjourn the annua
meeting Of the Bethel Library association
to await the return Of Miss Adams, Ia
secretary who is in Boston. II viii prob
ably b. adjourned until the first week /
November AZ a date that will be announce
later.
r. r. Paige and r. p Jose Of Boston, {
the present owners Of the White Rive
Valley r. r., arrived IN town Mednesda,
Il Is Understood that the new Management
contempIatCs decided improvements I'm n
property, including one OF more iro
bridges.
member Of the firm Of j. r. q r.
Ryan, extensive wood dealers IN Lowell
Mass, was In town last week and negot
ated with VIM. II. Edmunds for the puI
chase 81 a large amount Of standing WOO
on Mr. Edmuuds' No Town lands Ii
the expectation Of the firm to send up
force 90 choppers and teams from Lowe
in addition 90 what they can hire arouu
here and % get out a large supply Of WOO
and send in about two cars d day to maj
ket. ID viii BE- CARED as four foot WOO
FoIsy's Honey and Tar cures coughs an
colds and prevents pneumonia. Take D
substitutes. T. Prince. 50. Randolph
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