Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-05-28

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or place in Bethel Gilead. Inquire OF }.
Marsh, Bethel. 3w
The library viii be closed saturda
HAY 30.
The CongT ladies' realized go at the
sale last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
Dartt May Dist.
Rollin Gibson returned Monday from
months trip to New York.
NJ. A. Moody is invoicing, the regula
force being assisted by Il. c. Gilbert.
Miss Annie Grout Of Waterbury spen
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. II. B. Lease
Charles f. Waterman is learning tn
jewellers trade at the store Of Il. b. Lease
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Rice are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. John Foley, at Waits
field.
Gil Abbott and G. H. Kimball have i'm
proved their houses with new coats o.
paint
Henry Robinson. aged eighty-two years
of Randolph called on friends in town last
Friday.
The Bethel High school plays the spaul-
ding High on the Bethel grounds next
Saturday.
Willis c. Davis has employment at the
Mouiton stock farm IN Randolph break
ing colts.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Evans Of Waterbury
passed through Bethel Tuesday on their
automobile.
Miss Adelaide Gilbert has been recent
guest Of her father, Henry c, Gilbert, and
Mrs. G. G. stearns.
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Lattimer were in
Randolph Monday to attend the funeral
OF Mrs Chas. Briggs.
Rev. Joel Whitney OF Royalton will
speak at the Congl church next Sunday
evening upon missions.
Miss Carrie Parker returned to Philadel-
phia Tuesday after spending a month with
Mrs. NJ. +. Harrington.
MFR. and Mrs. Fred +. Kimball and chill
cren of Burlington were guests over Sun
day OF George II. Kimball.
NJ. II. Harrington OF Philadelphia is
spending a few days with his mother,
Mrs. Mary T.. Harrington.
Letters remaining in the Bethel postof-
flee unclaimed are Peter Garon, Rob't
King, Mr.. j. NJ. Philbrook (card).
The Bethel skid" team defeated the
Barnard "kid" team at baseball in Bethel
last Saturday by score of 26 to 10.
Miss Lena Rowe, an attendant at the
Waterbury asylum, is at the home of her
father, George Il. Rowe, this week.
o. p. Northrup and J.. A. Chedel were
at Enosburgh Falls last week as delegates
TO the state convention of Odd Fellows.
c. L. Sanders and r. w. Cowdrey have
taken the contract for delivering granite
from the ledge to the railroad at 60c per
ton.
Co., ..--. -. CT. -
VT, over Sunday with her son, Roy
Stearns, to help him celebrate his birth
day.
A public reception was rendered Rev.
George r. Fortier, the new pastor of the
universalist church, al Harrington parlors
last evening.
The selectmen have placed a warrant in
the hands Of Constable Cushman directing
him to Kill all dogs not duly licensed and
20 report all failures TO license for prosecu-
tion.
Patrons delivering milk at the Harring-
ton creamery during the month of April
received 25ac. per Id. for butter fat. Pat
rons delivering cream received use. per
10. for butter fat
G. X. Chadwick has bought a building
lot Of A. l.. Stearns situated Immediately
In the rear of the buildings OF Mrs.
Emeiine y. Fisher and viii erect
dwelling thereon this summer.
John ;. Holden Of Bennington and Mr..
and Mrs. &. w. Leonard of Boston were
in town last week. Mr.. Holden is presi-
dent OF the Woodbury. Granite Co. and
Mr.. Leonard is one OF the principal stock I.
holders.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Townsend of Pea !
body, Mass, arrived last week and will /
spend the summer at the home Of Mr.. .
Townsend in Barnard Mr.. Townsend is /
In poor health and expects to be benefited .
by the Vermont air.
The Y. p. S. c. +. viii hold "swap
party in the vestry Of the Congl church .
next Tuesday evening. June 2d, to which .
all are cordially invited. Each person is
requested 20 bring 2 parcel containing
some article which they would like to ex-
change.
A. ID. Gilley Of Boston, formerly OF Bar
re, was in town Monday with a friend
looking over the prospects OF boom in
Bethel real estate with a view to investing.
Mr.. Gllley Is heavily interested in real es-
tate In Lebanon, y. H., where he owns a
tract OF twelve acres.
John Dubois Of Randolph entered a plea
Of guilty to the charge Of inuoxication
before Justice Adams and paid
dne Of 8 and $3.50 costs. Monday
T. b. Ryan aud j. NJ. Nan Gordon
we're brought up under similar charge
RYAN pleaded guilty, but NanGordon stood
rial. but was convicted.
Daniel Kellogg died at Iaeonia May 22d.
liter long illness. Mr.. Kellogg is sur
rived by his wife, who was Mary bearing
d Bethel. a sister Of r. l.. bearing, B. l.
bearing and Mrs. W. &. LsRock OF Beth
4. Mrs. Kellogg is sister Of Mrs. John y.
3ysm Of Bethel and the remains were
brought here Wednesday and inferred in
berry Hin cemetery.
G. D. Cushing has just received a con-
iEnment OF five miles Of wire and a lot Of
telephone instruments for the new tele- {
hone line that he Is to erect connecting !
sethel village with the Christian Hin
uarries. Several Of the farmers on the
Inc will also install instruments. Mr..
'ushing is also considering the erection
( a line TO Barnard on the North road.
r. b. spaulding. deputy sheriff from ]
,oxbury. was in town Tuesday, having !
nder arrest one j. Campbell OF Barre, I
rhom he had been directed to arrest I'M Z
er suspicion OF completely in the fire az [
iraniferille Monday. Campbell was tax a
n on the afternoon southbound express, {
al was released later in the afternoon, as Z