Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-23

y Hubbell and Randolph plows cheap fol
cash, Hench a DrOmgold's spring tootl
harrow on wheels, sold by ID. A. Wilson.
Now is the Time to Buy
sewing machine cheap. How does III
strike you for a good one and go for
bang-up good one Call and see the
Climax, New Ideal, New Home, New
National, Standard Grand and Paragon
All machines warranted. Cash, or s
down and Y per month. Write for cata-
logue and prices to ID. M. Strong, Bethel,
Mrs. Adam Eglln is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. o.P. Shaw has been quite sick with
a stomach trouble.
Miss Maud Cady OF Waterbury is
visiting relatives in town.
! n. L. Sheldon Of Boston was with rela-
| tives in this vicinity over Sunday.
Mrs. Carl d. Cushing and Mrs. Guy
Wilson are confined TO the house with
grip.
Rev. G.F, Fortier win preach the Memo
rial Sunday sermon before Daniel Lille
post, q. A. r.
w. ID. Clough Of Middlebury was in
town Tuesday looking over the ground
for putting in a drug store business in
Bethel.
l.. A. Rood has rented his farm on the
Gaysyille road TO Fred Williamson for
five years and will return to Boston early
next month.
Robert z. Byers Of Roxbury, Mass, has
bought the farm of II. n. Dinsmore situat-
ed on the westerly side OF the branch
about one mile above Bethel village.
Patrons delivering milk to the Harring-
ton creamery during the month OF March |
received 2sc. per pound for butter fat !
Those delivering cream received PC. per |
pound for fat.
Almon Ridge is circulating a petition |
to the selectmen to lay out sn open road |
from lands OF Mary Quimby to the Lillie- |
vile road at Chas. Browns over the route |
now followed by pent road.
The work on the Rochester railroad is
giving quite call for laborers and teams |
at remunerative rates. w. G. Jones, the /
contractor has an advertisement on an
other page asking for men and teams.
Justice Il. j. Flint has rendered a de- /
cision in the suit of David II. Allen
against Chas. +. Waldo, finding in favor
OF the plaintiff for go and costs. Mr.
Waldo has entered an appeal to county
court.
Henry G. Gilbert reports that he has
made quite collection of hoops shed by
people who have shriveled up waiting for
the new liquor law to go into full effect.
He expects TO be able to dispose of them at
quite handsome figure in few weeks.
The fire alarm was sounded at a. m.
Thursday morning OF last week for a
slight blaze in the cellar Of c. ID. Cushing,
caused by somes gasolene catchingl fire.
rhe blaze was eXtinguished in less than
,wo minutes after the alarm was given,
Without the aid OF the fire company.
Cards have been received announcing !.
he marriage of William X. Waterman and
Miss Julia 4. Jones OF Colorado Springs,
)ol. Mr.. and Mrs. Waterman will reside ,
or the present at Steamboat Springs,
Sontt county, Col. The groom is the son !
II Robert 5. Waterman OF this town.
The Whitcomb High school base ball
cam defeated the South Royalton High I
chool team at the latter town last Satur- a
lay by a score of to Z. II was well con- /
ested game from start TO finish Next
the Bethel team expects to play \
It Northiield with the High school team. i
Mr.. and Mrs. AT. Gillette were in Brat [
leb0ro last week and rented a house there. O
dr. Gillette returned to Bethel and is =
"a king up his goods Ieady for shipment q
Q Brattleboro, where he will make his Q
uture home. His DAT ghter, Mrs. Bertha {
san, who works fer the Brattleboro o
'erall Co. will board with Mr.. Gillette. b
Rev. G.. +. Fortier OF Pigeon Cove, c
lass, has accepted a call to the vacant
astorate OF the Bethel Universalist =
ociety. He will begin his services in
,ethel May 18th. Mr. Fortier Is con !.
idered one Of the ablest young men in !
he Universalist denomination. He Is
wenty-eight years OF age and has no !.
amiy. He has been located at Pigeon
owe for six years.
Since the weather has settled and the
Dads assumed a solid state again, the
Woodbury. Granite Co. has resumed draw [
ng granite to the station to be CARED to +
iardwick. The earlier part of this month a
he company opened up a new place in
Is quarry about twenty rods north of
rhere il had been working and is
citing out from this new location granite Z
locks of very satisfactory thickness.
w. c. Jones Of Barre has taken the con- A
ract for an extensive job OF grading and
on the Rochester railroad above I,
tockbridge Common, calling for the paw
lent OF $1,000. Topper q Graham have
lst had arrive six new team scoops to be y
sed in the work and Mr.. Jones had
srload Of wheel barrows, shovels. etc, ar {,
i've this week. IL is understood that the o
ridge at the mouth Of Stony Brook is to
e raised six feet and the approaches grad il
d up. IA