Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-20

Found, in my enclosure, one small black
-year-old heifer, dehorned. Owner
please prove property, pay all charges and
E.E. WALLACE, Bethel, Vt.
Fl. B. Lease was in Waterbury last week
NJ. NJ. Whipple and wife were in New
port last week.
Orville Reed OF Somerville is visiting at
c. o. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cole visited friends
in Barre last week.
Mrs. c. d. Gushing has been confined to
the house by illness.
n. NJ. Draper and daughter Of Randolph
were in town Sunday.
c. ID. Cushing is building piazza on
the front side OF his house.
Miss Ruth Warren OF Springfield, Mass,
is visiting at r. +. Burnett's.
Walter II. Baker OF Someryille, Mass. is
at his fathers, w. f. Bakers.
win Rogers has been laid of duty for
some two weeks by sore hand.
Samuel Richards of Brookheld was at
H.H. Coles a few days last week
Rev. II. w. Hndreth and son Of Roches-
ter were visitors in town Monday.
Mrs. B. NJ. Smith started Monday on
her return trip TO her home at Lisbon, \.
II.
Mrs. Ella Hodgdon Of Salem, Mass, is
the guest of her niece, Mrs. +. n. Chap
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack" Develin OF Boston
have been spending several days at ;. 3.
Days.
sixty-hve tickets were sold at this sta
ton Tuesday for the excursion to Ausable
Chasm.
Pearl Savage has begun work with his
threshng machine operated by gasolene
engine.
Lewis B. Bates has returned from Lewis
ton, Del, where he had been for the past
month.
Miss Annie c. Clark Of Randolph Cen
ter spent Saturday and Sunday at Mrs. w.
r. Adams.
Mrs. John Wallace was in Rutland last
week and this visiting her father, k. w.
Spaulding.
viii Bradbury is going to Brazil this
fall in the interests OF the American Mill
ing company.
Mrs. Josephine Mastick of Burlington
spent last week with her daughter, Mrs.
L. w. Clough.
w. c. Baker went to Rutland last week
and returned Sunday with his daughter,
Mrs. j. II. Kidd.
ID. w. Shaw has moved from the Stock
well house to the house of Clayton Allen
off Church street.
The heavy showers of Wednesday of
last week did considerable damage TO the
highways in town.
The foundations are being laid for new
barn on the Stockwell place, now owned
by II. II. Dinsmore.
Miss Ella Welch OF South birmingham,
Mass. and sister, Miss Helen WEIGH, ar
rived last week in town.
Roman Catholic service will be held in
Bethel by Rev. Father Penders next sun
day morning at O'Clock.
Frank Lyman and A. B. Brooks have
completed their work at Hardwick and re-
turned TO Bethel Saturday.
John NJ. Burnett OF Concord, N. H., vis-
tied his mother, Mrs. Myron Burnett, Fri
day and saturday of last week.
The L. L. c. f. gave an ice cream socia-
bic and entertainment at Cushing hall
last week Wednesday evening.
The annual Methodist picnic will be
held Saturday at w. G.. Brooks. Teams
viii leave Cushing hall at 9 a. m.
There will be services at Old Christ
church Sunday, Aug. 30, at 1880 p. M,
conducted by Rev. f. w. Bartlett.
Robert Coy of Brooklyn, n. V, is at NJ.
n. Kendalls. f. NJ. Kendall is expected
home from Springfield this week.
B. c. Rogers and family returned last
week from few days trip TO Lake Dun
more. They found the fishing poor.
David Elphinstone OF Northfeld, stone
cutter, has moved into the lower tenement
in the house OF Miss Margaret Sexton.
Sumner l.. Foster. wife and two children
of Dorchester, Mass, arrived at james
d. Wheeler's Friday for few weeks out
Mrs. Il. b. Lease went 70 Stowe Sunday
morning to be present during the Old
Home week celebration in her native
town.
DR.. Gardner Cox OF Holyoke. Mass, was
in town Saturday and Sunday on his way
to the Soldiers reunion at Barnard this
week.
Framed advertisements containing no
tees OF services Of the Congl church have
been posted in several public places in the
village.
r. W. spaulding OF Rutland has been en-
gagged as engineer at the bobbin factory.
He viii live in the house Of Mrs. Martha
Gushing.
Adelegation from the young peoples
society Of the Methodist church will at
Randolph1today.
el postofiice addressed TO Mrs Chrome.
Mrs. Maria Frober, Miss Laura Gray and
Mr.. Alfred Martin.
Eugene Fisher and Miss Pauline Ment-
ley 81 GoWands, n. y, were married at
Gowanda. Aug 70. and viii reside in the
Waldo house on Church street.
Ralph r. Dewey. editor OF the South /
birmingham Daily News, and Mrs. Dewey 4
were at Nestledown cottage, Lake Ansel, 4
from Wednesday Of last week until Mon 4
day Of this.
4. NJ Heath had so far recovered from 4
his accident as to walk out Saturday and .
ride out Sunday. II. II. Dinsmore has be-
come able to discard the use OF crutches.
Presiding Elder Newton held the second 4
conference Of the Third Metho-
dist society last Thursday. Encouraging
reports Of the quarters work were pre-
scented.
A. v. blanchard Of Wallingford and J.
II. Gilman Of Bedford, p. O.. were at me
Bascom House Sunday. They were en-
gagged in taking a trip by carriage from
Bedford to WallingfoFd.
Kent and Thomas, late propriefors Of
the Bethel laundry. have gone TO work in E