Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15

GERS Of Daniel Lille Post, No, 81, q. A. r.
viii be held at the post rooms next Satur
day evening. An oyster supper viii b.
served. A full attendance is requested.
Among the new entries Of the chaneery
docket at Windsor county court are the
following. Emma r. Hale vs.. Moses a
Daniels, foreclosures Ottauquechee Saw
ings Bank VS.. Ebenezer Holmes, ct ais.
foreclosure.
Fife B (Havens) Smith, wife OF William
II. Smith, died Dec. II Of pulmonary tu-
4 berculosis. Mrs. Smith was born at Au-
sable Forks, y. Y. in 1874, and had been
fighting the attack Of consumption for
seven years. She is survived by her hus-
band and three children.
Henry L. Baker Of Stockbridge has tax
7 en- the contract 10 deliver for the Interna-
tional Paper company their cut OF pulp
/ logs from Rochester mountain this winter.
. IT is estimated that there are about 1000
cords to be handled. The logs are to be
\ loaded on cars at the Bethel station.
Bethel Universalist church, George
I Fortier, minister. Service of worship at
I 1913 a. M, sermon by the pastor. sun
day school at II as a. m. Evening service
at p. m, short talk by the pastor.
Praise service with the old familiar hymns.
Come, II we can help you.
Henry Brooks OF Sfockbridge and Mr..
Gum, his sOn-in-law, returned from
abroad the first OF the month. Mr..
Brooks viii remain a short time and then
sail for France for the remainder of the
winter. lie viii make extensive repairs
az his home in Stockbridge on his return.
The northbound morning accommoda-
ton Monday was delayed at this station
three hours on account of a car off the
track near Findley bridge. The cause OF
the accident was broken wheel on a
car ~ a freight train southbound, due
here about 6 a. m, and ii vas necessary TO
wait for the wrecking train.
COng'l church-S Service OF worship at
1915 a. m. Mr.. Lille will. by request,
render Herbert Johnson's far famed
selection, "face 20 Face Sunday school
at noon, evening service at o'clock,
when Mrs. r. M. Chase will sing "Our
Father Ina Heaven The choir will rem
der selections at each OF the services OF
the church. Preparations are being
made for the Christmas music. An inyi,
tation to all.
Harry J. Sandspra aud Maud Alice,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Strout,
were married Wednesday evening at the
home Of the brides parents, Rev. j. Hall
Long officiating, After short wedding
trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Sandspra will reside in
Bethel, and will make their home for the
The COURIER joins with numerous
friends in extending best wishes TO the
newly married couple.
Ira A. Abbott OF Haverhill, Mass, was
appointed by Pres. Roosevelt last Mouday
to be associate justice OF the supreme
court OF New Mexico, vice Judge Baker
removed. Judge Abbott was born in
Barnard in 1874, and at the outbreak Of !
the civil war enlisted as private in Com |
pany G, 9th volunteer infantry, and served 1
throughout the war He then entered 4
Dartmouth college, graduating in 1870 1
In 1898 he was appointed chief justice Of 4
the central district court in Massachu-
sets.
Owing TO the severe weather Saturday
night, the attendance at the Grange was
very light. IL was the annual meeting
and the following officers were elected -
Hugh Wilson, master; Lewis Dubois, /
oyerseer; Ellen Preston, lecturer; Harry 4
Munson, steward; Mr. Porter. assistant 1
steward; Kate Cole, chaplain; Win G.. 4
Brooks, treasurer; May Savage. secretary;
Mrs. W l.. Fish, Pomona; Grace Wash
burn, Flora Mrs. Kent, Ceres Kate Davis, i
lady assistant steward. The next meeting 1
will be two weeks from next Saturday
night, being the evening of Jan. Z, 1905.
Mrs. Ella Fisher celebrated her eth
birthday Dec. 8. She is the oldest person