Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-24

sleigh. Enree-seaLeu uOubit IuhiiCA HASA5 u
four sets two-h horse sleds, eight sets
double harnesses, three single har-
nesses. . fur robes, plush robes, 20 tons
hay, 10 tons oat straw, 300 bu. oats, .
tons ensilage. sale positive, rain or shine.
Free lunch. II. X. WING, bethel.
n. G. BRIDGEMAN, Auctloner.
Robert stoddard is braking on the Cen
trail Vermont Railway.
Miss Mamie Russ of Waitsiield is visit
ing her aunt Mrs. j. b. Regan.
Ezra Marston of Windsor spent Sunday
with his brother, G. w. Marston.
Miss Jane Todd returned last Thurs
day from a months visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tilson Of Braintree
were at 7. A. Chadwick over Sunday.
Ex Gov S. +. Pingree Of Hartford was
the guest Of Mrs. Mary Parker Monday.
John T. Rogers has thrown up his lease
of the G. w. Curtis farm and will move
Rev. Mr.. Patterson and family Of Ran
dolph Center were at the Bascom House
Monday.
A tweIye-pound daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Henderson Friday,
Sept. 18th.
There will be services every Sunday at
Christ church at the usual hour until fur
ther notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A, Chadwick were at
Rochester last week visiting the family of
q. F. Lewis.
Lloyd johnson has returned from two
weeks trip to Burlington and vicinity yis-
iting friends.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
postoffice addressed to Mr.. w H. Perkins,
Miss Florence Whitney.
Rev. j. II. Long was in Royalton Tues
day, attending the meeting OF the Royal
ton Ministerial association.
Mrs. E. f. Cushman was called to
Waterbury,, Conn, last week by the
serious illness OF a relative.
The Italians living on Bridge street
have organized a brass band. There are
some fine musicians among them.
S.B. Aikens was arrested last Thursday
on a charge of intoxication. A plea of
guilty and the usual fine followed
T.. c. Beckett and Mrs. S. B. Washburn
returned to Boston Monday after spend
ing two weeks at Hon. r. j. Flint's.
Wallace Arnold has gone to Providence,
II. l., to enter the manual training depart
ment of the Providence High school.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Blanchard of
Concord, N H., were guests Wednesday
and Thursday OF last week at j.. G. Sar-
gents.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Cong'l |
church viii serve harvest supper at the
vestry Sept. 3Oth from six until eight I
o'clock.
Rev. G.. +. Fortier. pastor OF the Univer- .
salist church, is giving series Of evening
services on the subieot Of the Lords /
Prayer.
G. w. Marston is finishing off rooms in /
the basement OF the Marston block for the .
crockery department of the Boston Bar
gain store.
Mrs. John H. Miller and daughter re-
turned to Springfield, Mass, this week, 4
after spending the summer in town with .
her father, NJ. n. Kendall.
The Y. p. S. G. Z. connected with the .
Congl church gave a reception to the +
pupils and teachers Of the Whitcomb .
High school last Wednesday.
+. 9. Chapman and daughters Of Spring 1
field, Mass. are stopping al the Bascom .
House. Mr.. Chapman was born in Bethel 1
and is isiting the seen es OF his childhood |
w. l.. Briggs OF Woodstock, book 4
keeper for the Woodbury. Granite COM
pany, has moved into the house OF NJ. NJ. +
Whipple on River street, lately vacated .
by Rev. +. A. Reed.
Samuel Jebb has rented the o. ID. Wood .
premises Of Warren Z. Preston. His fam
lily arrived from Olean, y. Y, on the sat
urday night train. Mr.. Jebb is employed 4
as a buffer in the tannery.
John Sexton spent several days in town
last week visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. James Sexton, and friends about
town. Mr.. Sexton has employment as
clerk in drug store in New York city.
Miss Anna Hyde Davenport, daughter of 4
Rev. W. G.. Davenport, who offciated at 7
Christ church last winter, was married .
Sept. 18th at Emmanuel church, Anacos-
tia, ID. c, to Mr.. Clarence Steuart Mulli- 4
kin.
w. r. Hartwell Is the possessor Of quite 4
an interesting relic in the shape OF hnt- 4
lock pistol that formerly belonged to his \
sister. Mrs. Cook. Il is OF brass. with .
sterling silver mountings, with an em
bossed lion ornamentation.
r. NJ. Mace. clerk for the past year in
the store of j. g. Sargent, has gone to
Burlington where, in company with his
brother, he has bought out a grocery +
business. His place in the Sargent store .
is taken by X. X. Lilley Of Orwell.
The marriage engagement is announced
of Rev. J. Wesley Miller, pastor of the
Methodist churches at Gaysville and Beth
al Isvmpus. and Miss Helen L. South
worth, daughter of +. b. Southworth Of
Royalton. The wedding viii occur about
the middle Of next month.
William Wright Of MiddIebury has been
in town several days stopping with his
son. Prin. G.. :. Wright. Mr.. Wright has
a fine apple orchard bearing this year
from which he expects to get 400 bushels
81 apples. While mere he bought in this
vicinity a carload OF barrels for packing
the apples.
Tnelawney {. Chapman and daughters
Misses Bottie and Kate Chapman, Of
Boston are stopping at the Bascom House
and looking up relatives. Mr.. Chapman
was born in Bethel fifty-nine years ago
and his father moved away when he was
Two wears old. He is a son OF the late
Zabina Chapman Of Bethel. r
Thirty-one head Of cattle belonging to .
Nrron Morse .ere tesled IasL !. eek and ]