Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-06

and the prospects for the coming year art
etiil better. Address
3tae }. B, REgAN, Bethel, Vt.
o. y. Barrows made business trip "a
Woodstock last week.
o. w. Dinsmore has bought the farm
Of Mrs. Della Putnam.
Gen1 Manager Fitzhugh Of the c. V.
iy. was In town Friday.
Chas. p. Coy is able to be on the street
after sickness Of two months.
Mrs George 5. Wright went to Brattle-
h0ro Monday 20 visit her parents.
Mrs. Mary Briggs is spending few
weeks with her son, Irving Barrows, at
South Royalton.
Mrs. b. NJ. Wade, Mr.. and Mrs. II. X.
Wing and q. w. Berry took the train for
Boston Monday,
j. NJ. Congdon, Esq, Of Gowanda is in
Bethel this week on business connected
With the tannery.
T.. n. Quiriu and son, Master Paul, left
for Boston Monday. Miss Mary Stickney
returned 10 Boston Sunday.
Mrs Jane Tolles accompanied her son.
n, r. Arnold, last week on his return 10
his present home AZ Kane, Penn.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alba Dart were absent
last week on a carriage drive. visiting rel
atiyes at Weathersiield and vicinity.
George Ramsey, operator OF the split
ting machine at the bobbin faStory, had
one finger cut OF on the machine last
Friday.
There are unclaimed letters al the Bethel
pOslOiiice addressed to Lucian Bernard, A.
q, knsman, William Riley and Arthur
Roberts
Martin Mcdonald, blacksmith for the
y. B. Ellis Granite company, Is taking
two weeks vacation at his former home in f.
Potsdam, n. Y.
Wesley f. Baker has sold to william /
VI. Edmunds about eight acres OF what .
ts known as the Ritord pasture, adjoining 4
ands Of 2. p. Wynn.
Episcopal church Sunday will be the ,
last time Rev Alfred Taylor expects To I
otiiciate at Bethel. Morning service and I
communion at 1913 a. m.
The young people Of Bethel are invited
60 meet IN Harrington parlors Friday even
ing OF this week az 730. Plans for the
winter are TO be discussed.
e. V. Kent has severed his connection
with the II. b. Ellis Granite comnapy as
superintendent Of transportation al the
Bethel end Of the business.
Miss Emma Moody aud Mrs. Jennie
Qulnt Of Conway, N. a., have been recent
guests Of their sister, Mrs. Geo. ingalls,
Miss Moody returned home Monday. I,
Plummer Martin Of Barre and Miss Jen-
ME Baker Of this town were united in
marriage wednesday OF this week al the
bride,
Notwithstanding the severe storm. the
1ranEe meeting was well attended last
Saturday evening. The next regular
meeting viii be held Saturday evening,
Oct. 10Th,
Mrs. q. Z. Waldo has received word that
ner son, Willis G.. Waldo, has been Obliged /
70 give up his position as street car CON
dustor at Tacoma, Wash, and is expected ,
East this fail. !
The Crescent club entertained their lady
] friends last Friday evening at their rooms.
caterer Hazen furnished the supper and !
Iahcihg vas INDUCED IN, Miss MaybeIle
Greene furnishing the music.
The commissioners on the land damages =
on the Bethel Granite railway had one sit- Z
ting the first OF this week Monday and
then adjourned 90 next SATURDAY. an a
when day there Is fair uFobabiIity the . Il
hearings viii be closed.
The store building and stock OF goods \
d Pearl Green al Stock bridge Common
we're totally destroyed by fire about no h.
~ oet. lth' The cause is unknown. The g
'-JJO insurance In the Vermont Mutual !
First Universalist church. George For "
Ter, minister. Service Of worship Al 1o,l5 s.
!. ~. sermon by the pastor. subject b
The Touchstone" SUNDAY school AZ ii
4 ~ a. ~, Evening service at 70. m. n
subject, "FOoth bail and Fun" An arr in al
tied TO attend these services. d
Charles Wilson is a firm believer in
naSlng nay when the sun shines. Last
week he brought in the heads of thirty
ieugehogs TO q the bounty. Hedgehog IL
are still 20 cents net 10 the hunt. a.
but there is some apprehension that the y,
resent legislature will tinker the law. Va
Randolph man in town last week a
ut into discussion with a Bethel man
yer the present favorable aspect OF busi-
ess in Bethel. The Randolph man rather
Quilted the sOliditv OF BetheIfs boom ana
iaimcd 20 have Scriptural authority for "a
y position, referring 10 the Hfth chapter ar
{ Amos, ffth verse. OIL
Cong churchs-Serviee Of worshtp next .,
undag morning, at which time tho rb,ir q
'iil render an anthem and X. r Lima
oio, Battle PRAYER by Frederick Him .,
lel. sunday school at u. Evening sary- tl
= begins % O'Clock. Mrs. r. Nj. Cbasa ID
ll sing CONSIDER the Lilies. bv Ton
=. {. +. meeting Thursday al z p. M. C.
The marriage occurred sept. Sd OF Mis-.
hnle L. Graham and Willard M h'
sqzier ot Lebanon, n. II. The csremoDy
los place az the home on River street.
Mrs. Martha Graham, mother OF No. On
roe. After tour, Mr. and Nf-. s7
rodler viii reside IN Lebanon. ~ IA ~
here Mr., Crczier IS superintendent 1f ~
ls key factory. ~
AZ q special town meeting hrf4 faa. ~
-.lfAaFs Gay Wilson was elected town
eEk lT a vote of les to SIS f4r T-- ~
i1F. The t0au voted that IL the zr7art- ra.
ll Investigation found the same E
rooms -lrT' Ea Hrs-HaF .r .- ~
D. Town nsl Tor t8aTa alare- a.ra t-
la ONCE Tor che taau nHea-s Tsr p-
-tnt nave me matter HoH arla- m
hsiae-st.0u aud cd the ue4nsf-1s 81 u
Ah re-9r1s have been moved r. .rr ST