Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-24

Mrs Henry Pond arrived last week from
Hinsdale, n. II.
Several OF the school teachers spent Sat
urday at Randolph.
G. w. Berry of Boston arrived in town
Tuesday for a few days.
One OF the infant twins of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Pond died last week.
w. II. Blossom went to Boston Thurs
day in search OF employment.
Orville Bowen of Waterbury, Conn.,, is
visiting his father, A. H. Bowen.
The graduating class OF the w. II. S. gave
very successful whist party last week
Miss Eliza Roberts visited her cousin,
Mrs. James Kidder, In barnard recently.
Mrs. John Wallace and Mrs. W. q. BalS-
er recently spent several Days in Rutland.
Lee Cady was in town from Lawrence,
Mass, for several days the first of the week.
John Noonan Of Enfield, n. H., spent
several days in town the first of the week
Mason S. Greene, editor Of the Rutland
Herald, spent Sunday and Monday IN this
town.
Miss Kate Mahoney has left the employ
OF G. ID. Cushing and gone 10 Stockbridge,
Mass.
W. f. Baker is repairing his barn, turn
ing the building around and adding TO
the same
days last week at their former home in
STAFFORD
Alonzo Emery arrived from Washington, /
ID. c., last week and will spend the sum- |
mer in town.
Miss Mary Wilson went to Brockton,
Mass, Wednesday to visit her sister, Miss |
Susie Wilson.
Mrs. S. J. Jones Of Barre spent several
days with her granddaughter, Mrs. II. b. /
Lease, last week.
John Weafer has moved from the G.. F. /
Lewis house to the house of John NJ. Bur-
nett on River street.
Robert Stoddard went to Windsor Mon
day, where he has employment on a lum-
Der job, driving team.
Lewis Whitcomb has moved from the
Chatheld house to the tenement house of
A. L. Lincoln on South Main street.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
postofiice addressed to Mr.. Edd Church,
Mr.. H. j. O'Donnell, Mrs Selya Thayer.
John Weaver has moved from the G. f.
Lewis house to the house Of John NJ. Bur
nett on River street, formerly occupied by
w. G. Waldo.
Mrs. Merrick Sylvester broke up house
keeping Tuesday OF last week and will
make her home with her sister, Mrs. Ed
win Sturtevant
The services at Christ church next sun
day will be holy communion at 3 a. m. and
evening service at p. m. The l0:30 SER
vice will be omitted.
Married, April 18th at Chittenden, VT,
by s. s. Chase, justice OF the peace, NAL !
colin Franklin of Bethel and Miss Dora
Leach OF Chittenden.
Rev. j. w. Miller arrived home from
conference Saturday, having been called
from st, Adams to Rouses Point to attend ,
the funeral Of his grandfather. ..
Robert Soper went to Glens Falls last !
week where ne has position in the en- !
ploy of the Harlem Transportation Co., i
the same place where Leon Baker works. z
Mrs. Maria f. Sylvester received from Z
the Htna Life Insurance company this
week through Guy Wilson, the local agent,
S73S, insurance on the life Of her late hus- !
band, Merrck Sylvester.
Miss Whitmarsh from Rutland has sub
stituted for Mrs. Cady in playing the or
gan at the Universalist church the past p
two Sundays. Miss Mabelle Greene will G
sing "The Lord is My Light next Sunday
morning.
Lewis Edmunds, son of VIM. II. Ed
munds OF this town, and NJ iss Mabel \
Stone of Stockbridge were married last &
week. The newly married couple viii oc- y
cupy the Nelson Ellison house and take b
care OF Mrs. RoXana Ellison in place OF &
Mrs. Wan Allen, who is now at her sons n
in Rochester Hollow. Il
The base bali team Of the Whitcomb L
High school, though defeated last Satur- i
day by the Randolphs, put up a good stiff y
game. Credit should be given to the team !,
in playing only regular students in the =
school in the face OF pressure TO use some ?
fine players whose connection with the
school has lately been rather irregular.
DIR. r. NJ. Chase was in Boston last week
and witnessed the appearance on the stage
AZ ID Elt IA ...ss
tie Lord Fauntleroy' at the academy Of b
music in Chelsea, Mass. Geo. b. Chase is
taking course i'm the Colonial Theatre e
school for acting, and his work is meeting
with such success that he has already re-
ceived several very tlattering offers for en-
gagements.
Chas p. Webster was taken seriously in I
Thursday with a bronchial trouble and on
account OF his advanced age and feeble 5
strength serious results were feared and
his daughters, Mrs. kershHw Of Lawrence n
and Mrs. Colburn Of Chelsea Mass, were
summoned by telegraph, arriving early i,
Sunday morning. Mr.. Webster began 70 !
improve and on Tuesday Of this week was
thought TO be out Of danger ;
Candidate p. W. Clement is travelling in
his private car, and while in Bethel Mon e
day and Tuesday made his headquarters
in the car People watched the car set of a
near the freight depot, expecting to see
r. 4
from the car steps from shoe box in true
democratic style, but were disappointed.
Mr.. Clement evidently needs a little in a
in the line Of how to win voters
by appearing to be one Of the people.
Cattle Of B. C. Harlow, Melvin Davis, Z
Frank Davis Chas. Twitchell. Albert Dus- +
tin. w c. Whitaker, John Aldrich. John
Morse Henry Beckwith, Cbas. Osgood and a
Mrs. G. B. Taggart have lately been tested L
for tuberculosis. Some OF them were found
affected and were slaughtered. Most Of
those affected came from the herd Of the
estate Of +. r Twitchell The remainder p
Of the herd Of the Twitchell estate were all =
found affected and ali killed. eighteen in 4
number.
The selectmen had H. II. Hubbard here 5
Saturday TO give advice in regard TO the
Notifications necessary to protect from in
roads Of " hlte river on the River street
side above the bridge. Air. Hubbard Is
rruefHrraN unite an arfsarf "a fhFa line {