Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-05

Monday TO attend the funeral OF hi
cousin, Erastus Smith.
Miss JEANNE Wilson has accepted posi-
tion to teach school in the town Of 81
Adams the winter term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crosby and daugh
ter. Marie. of Buffalo were at +. Ii
Chamberlinis last week.
Mrs. Charles Clark OF River street
seriously III and is attended by DIR. K.
Fish Of South Royalton.
Mrs. Lucinda Bingham left Wednes
day for three weeks trip to Keene, n
H., and Fitchburg, Mass.
Fred Putnam, who has been working
the past five months at the fish hatchery al
RoXbury, is at home again.
The semi-anHual communion service Of
the UniYersalist church will be held this
/ Thursday evening at $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. +. Clark of st. Adams
are spending the week with Mrs. d. L.
! Child, daughter OF M. Clark.
John d. Wheeler Of White River juno
/ tlon has been spending several days with
4 bis brother, James ID. Wheeler.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Parker Babcoek Of Gays
7 vile spent last Friday with Mrs. f. b.
/ Markham, sister OF Mrs Babcock.
Grange meeting Saturday evening, when
candidates will receive the last two de-
/ grees. Ladies please bring rolls and cake.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. james
A. Graham Oct. 18th, and on the same day
daughter 70 Mr.. and Mrs. w, +. era
ham.
+. A. Davis was called to Chelsea Tues
day hy the illness Of his mother, Mrs q.
j. STOW, who is seriously III with pneu-
, mona.
Mrs. Peter O'ConnelI has been quite sick
with the grip and threatened with pneu-
monia, but IS thought to be on the road to
recovery.
The men connected with the Congl
church Will give one Of their annual sup
pers at Cushing hall Wednesday evening,
Nov. 18th.
f. r. Hatch returned Tuesday from
four weeks trip that included Burlington,
Brandon, Rutland, Aver, Mass, and
Keene, N. Ii.
b. G. Rogers has rented the rooms in the
Edison block formerly occupied by X. S.
Adams for iewelry store and win con-
duct a grocery store.
Mrs. NJ. T. Clough of Contoocook, |
N. H., Mrs. Scott Montgomery and son, /
John, OF Manchester, n. H., were guests |
of DIR. l.. w. Clough last week.
Mrs. Emma Davis, who had been spend |
ing the summer at the Bascom House, left |
Monday for trip to the Pacific coast, |
at Chicago on the way.
Miss Catherine Souther and Miss Grace |
Upper have charge of the high room in /
the Whitcomb High school during the |
absence OF Prin. Wright this week.
James p. Rogers was called last week to |
to attend the funeral OF his |
mother, Mrs. Abigail Rogers, who had at
tai 4 ha - min ~
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Billings of Morris
VILE, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Billings and
daughter Of Hartland have been recent
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Heath.
DIR. l.. W. Clough sent four cases of
White Wyandotte fowls to the State
Experiment station at Burlington Tues
lay, purchased from the doctors fine
flock
IL some careless persons who throw
banana peellngs on the sidewalks could
,nly slip and hurt themselves they might
earn to throw the waste in the middle of
he street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Wright entertained
asst week the parents of Mrs. Wright, Mr..
md Mrs. James p. Elmer of Brattleboro,
md X, = Elmer of Brattleboro, uncle OF
Mrs. Wright
Misses Rowen, Buck, spaulding and
upper of the Whitcomb High school
eachers attended the state convention of
eachers at st. Johnsbury Thursday, Fri
lay and Saturday of last week.
II when the residents are sweeping their
ldewalks they would sweep the CUTTERS
efuse to the travelled roadway, how much
steamer our streets would appear and
'asier for any rains to flow away.
Rev. G. f. Fortier was the officiating
clergyman at the funeral Of Joseph Adams
It Barnard Sunday. Others that attended
he funeral from Bethel were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. kidder and ID. II. Dutton.
Mrs. Wright, wife of Principal G. S.
Wright of the Whitcomb High school,
vent TO Boston Monday for treatment
It st. Margaret's hospital. She was
accompanied by Mr.. Wright and DR.. l..
VI. Greene.
The next regular meeting of the Bethel
Board Of Trade will be held next Wednes-
day evening at the rooms of the Crescent
club. The proposition of the Richmond
nderwear 20, which has been made in
will be considered.
Elmer f. Washburn and Miss Alice La
rock, daughter OF John Larock. both Of
this town, were married Oct. 29th bv Rev.
u +. Fortier, pastor of the Universalist
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Mashburn will live 4
in the house OF g. w. Curtis.
A chicken pie supper will be served bv
the gentlemen of the Universalist church
Wednesday evening, Nov. IL, at the Har-
rington parlors from 6 to 9 O'Clock. Am
can be served without waiting, as the Ia
hles viii be in the large parlor.
H. II. Daniels Of Woodstock is the exec
utor of the will OF the late sarah Wood
bury. II is understood that the viii
makes liberal provision for Mrs. Goss. her
sister, and other relatives, and also con-
tains bequest to Goddard seminary.
Capt. J. c. Lyon and II. l.. Brown Of
New York were in town last week in
specting the Woodbury. quarry. Can't.
Lyon Is a contractor who is erecting two
houses in New York out OF Bethel granite
and Mr.. Brown Is manager of the New
York Office OF the Woodbury. Granite Co.
Word was received Tuesday Of the death
OF Elbridge F. Spaulding of Gavsville al
the Retreat at Brattleboro where he was
taken this summer. Funeral services will 1
be held Thursday al the late home of Mr..
spaulding in Gaysville. They will he held 1
under Masonic auspices, Rev. q. =. Fortier
officiating.
Miss Lou Wood, table girl atthe Bascom
House, rs confined TO the bed from the re
suits of severe fall sustained while aligbt-
ing from the cars at White River Junction /
last week. She stepped on a banana peel
careiesslY thrown down by some one and 4
slipped and fell. striking upon the small /
Of her spine.
K. W. Cowdrey had an exciting time
with his work team on River street n,,s