Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-24

/ c. r. Noble has rented echo Farm" to
/ W. M. Briggs, who has been carrying on
the Adelberr Thayer farm, owned by
{ Mrs. Elizabeth Cotton. Mr.. Briggs takes
I possession this month.
] Mrs. Elya Clark has rented her dwelling
on River street to W. X. Briggs, book
keeper at the Woodbury. sheds, and will
spend the winter al Montpelier with her
daughter, Mrs. /. NJ. Frost.
( Thomas Duckett was called to Northern
New York Sunday by a message announc-
/ ing the death Of his father. Mr.. Duckett
expects that his mother will accompany
him on his return to Bethel.
1 Fred Clodgo, blacksmith at the Ellis
7 quarry, and Lucy, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. f. p. MaNham, were married Nov.
10Th at the UnIversalist study in the Bas-
com House by Rev. F. Fortier.
Constable Cushman made a trip to the
quarry Tuesday "on request" and brought
back "Dann Hayes and "BilW Mann,
charged with intoxication. The pair
were lodged in the lookup to cool off.
i. l.. Welcome OF South Royalton has
bought out the indoor Photographic work
OF W. II. Graham, which Mr.. Graham
has been Obliged to relinquish on account
Of III health, but he hopes to be able TO
continue the remainder Of his business as
hitherto.
At the Congl church next Sunday a. M,
Mrs. r. NJ. Chase will sing "The Earth is
the Lords by Frank Lynes, and there
will be an anthem by the choir. At the
7 a. m. service there will be an anthem by
the choir and baritone solo by Mr.. Liz
ley, entitled "Invocation," by Jules Jor-
dan.
NJ. II. Hazen of South Royalton was IN
town Tuesday looking after repairs to his
telephone line made necessary by the
- e.
states that he has 900 miles OF telephone
wire more or less out OF shape and that it
will take a years profits to pay the ex-
pense Of that one storm.
Inspector Campbell OF the postoffice |
department was in town last week in |
answer to the petition for the extension |
OF r. r. ID. route No. so as to include
the neighborhood OF the quarry. In all |
probability the route will be extended so \
Wheeler's house, by r. +. Wallace's, |
Faber Benedicts, NJ. NJ. Spooner's, c. r. I
Waterman's and back TO W. G.. Brooks /
by the new road TO the quarry.
Mrs. Sarah Sturtevant will give a whist |
party next Tuesday afternoon for the /
benefit Of the Village Improvement soci-
ETY.. The society is making big efforts to
clear off the remaining debt on the new
clock in the town hall. The total expense
VI Allt Nlbhh WIS hbbuA TNlNf anu Altit Vet
remains to be raised IN the neighborhood
OF $3.50, The society has also arranged
for the care of the clock, which will be an
additional expense OF go per year.
Willis @. Waldo died Tuesday evening at
the home OF his father, c. f. Waldo, on
River street, aged about 30. The fatal
malady was Brights disease, from which
Mr.. Waldo had suffered several years,
going West about two years ago in the
hopes Of making recovery, which were not
justified and returning this fall very low
Mr.. Waldo was formerly assistant post
master under q. II. Tupper's administra-
lion. He left wife ard three children.
Funeral services vii, be held at the house
ot Q. r. Waldo on Sunday at p. m. Mr..
Waldo was a member Of Lodge No. 80,
!. q. 0. f. and the lodge will attend the
funeral in a body. The members are re-
quested to meet at Odd Fellows hall at
p. m, Sunday. from whence they will
march to the house.