Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-31

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Single and Rose Comb Rhode Island Red
eggs for Matching, four cents each. mo
MRS. n. Ii. WALLACE, Bethel.
Il. /. Red and White Leghorn eggs for
hatching Zoe. per 10.
3m Mrs. Il. b. MARKHAM, Bethel, VT.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs for
Matching, 75c. aud 81 for IS.
Am Mrs. o. n. BARRows, Bethel, Vt.
Bargains Two iDcubators, three
brooders, Mann bonecutter, fine eondi-
ton, cheap. l.. w. CLoUGH.
For SALE CHEAP:-One No. ] Empire
cream separator, nearly new; also one new
Nv F. A. MAYO, Bethel, Vt.
Miss Mary stielSney of Boston is at
Mrs. Mary Hodgkins expects her trim
ner next week.
Francis Sargent is in Burlington visit
ing Roscoe Mace.
w. II, Edmunds was in Burlington Sat
urday On business,
W. II. Shaw OF Boston is visiting his
brother, d. w. Shaw.
r. b. Ryan has purchased OF C.. IL. Kid
der his hve-year- old colt.
Miss Mabel Miller returned last week 10
her school at Salem, ~ II.
Rev j. Wesley Miller and Mrs. Miller
are in Montpelier this week.
Miss Florence Fisher OF Burlington is
visiting her cousin, Gladys Wilson.
W. II. Brtton, Jr., is absent on a bust
ness trip to Pennsylvania this week.
The next regular meeting OF the grange
will be held next Saturday evening.
Black birds arrived last Saturday;
robins came about three days earlier.
Miss Mollie Abbott, who has been
teaching tn BARNARD, returned home last
week.
sheldon viele Of Fort Miller, n. Y. has
been a guest this week of Rev. J. Hall
Geo. Dutton OF Barnard has moved into
the house OF Miss Jane Todd on Church
street.
II. o. Ward, the lumber dealer Of More
town, was in town Thursday and Friday
of last week.
Mrs. r. j. Flint and Mrs. o. d. Greene
are absent on two weeks trip TO Lowell
Mass, and vicinity.
n. l.. Shell ion of Boston was in town
Tuesday on his way 70 visit his father,
Egbert Sheldon, IN Gaysville
Murillo NJ. Whipple has been appointed
lister 10 fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignation Of Aaron A. Bowen. !
Station Agent J. II. Carr accompanied
his wife on the sleeper Sunday night to |
their former home in Canada.
Bert e. Davis OF Salem, n. H., is spend |
i lg few days with his mother, Mrs |
Clark Davis, who has been i'll.
Mrs. f.. l.. Harrington and Miss Evelyn |
Harrington Of Philadelphia arrived at |
Mrs. NJ +. Harrington's last week
Lawyer W. n. Batchelder was called to
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while there was guest Of his parents
Miss Julana Sylvester returned from
Boston last week and has turned over her
millinery business to Miss Abbie Whit
comb
A party Of fourteen young friends gath
cred at the home OF Miss Althea smith
Friday evening to give her surprise
party"
Miss Laura Wallace went to Montpelier
Thursday, where she has EN- ployment at
the home OF Superintendent OF Education
Ranger.
The building committee OF the village
Methodist society has ordered plans and
specifications Tor a new church of Benz
Price Of Boston.
A son, Benjamin George Townsend, was
born 70 Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.. Townsend
March I'D, being grandson OF Mr.. and
Mrs. B. c. Harlow.
Arthur Briggs OF Potsdam, n. ", an
experienced hand in creameries, has en-
tered the employ Of w. L.. Fish at the
Harrington creamery.
Rev. John Kimball. a former pastor Of
the Bethel Universalist society, now
located at Lyudonyille, VT. has received
call 70 Leominster, Mass.
Arthur Eaton of south Royalton was in
town saturday and closed the deal for the
sale n the laundry building on North
Main street 10 W. g. Shaw.
Ben B. Whitaker OF Rochester, who has
been carrying on the farm Of Hugh II.
Whitaker the past year, has hired the S.
q. Durham farm for the coming year.
Arthur Quimby and Eva Myott were
married March oath al the home of the
bride in Waterbury. Mr.. and Mrs. /
Quimby VIII live on the Warren Preston Z
farm.
{. o. spaulding, the printer, has moved I
from the Ellison house recently bought by
Frank Lyman. TO the Jackson house on
River street owned by the town Of Stock
bridge.
There are unclaimed letters at the Beth
81 pustofiice addressed to Chester Foster, +,
Mr.. james Mayhem, Mr.. john +. Mahon-
ey, Mr.. Lew Pierce, Mr.. Bert Rogers, Mr..
Fred Ross.
Methodist services Faster Sunday /
pus and Bethel village, the sunday schools /
viii give Easter exercises in place OF the {
usual services.
Principal Wright and wife returned q
from Brattleboro last week and on Mon {
day Mr.. Wright again began his duties as {
principal, after a two weeks vacation on {
account q sickness. III
The Italian band gave a fine concert !
sunday afternoon from their new band
stand on Hartwell Flat. The stand con- I
sisted of large cake Of ice that had been (
lodged 20 front Of their hoHse by the sat J
urdsv high water.
Supt. Clifford At the Woodbury. granite !
shed had his hand badly pinched last wed, !
by an elevator containing granite chips !
falling upon him. DIT. Chase dressed the I
wound. Mr.. Clifford viii lose his nail and :
= portion o. the flesh. !
Myron Morse Is moving from the Ma [
than Parker farm to the farm owned by '
Mrs. Morse, now occupied by Dana shaw.
Mr.. shaw is breaking up housekeeping J