Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-31

CaAhlNAh6 anu piiNtas dU VI
ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel.
Baldwin ensilage cutter and carrier
nearly new. for sale. in good running order
also one horse Gray power needing som
repairs. 3wae JAMES d. WHEELER, Bethel
For quick sale, one-horse Gray powe
with drag saw works, nearly new, hayinl
been used only for owners Individual US
and will be sold at about Soc dscoun
from cost. ae G. Z. DURHAM.
Owing to in health Of owner, the d. NJ
Xix farm IN west part part of town mus
be sold. Contains about 100 acres Of fertili
soil. A nearly new house costing $500 on
it, also fine orchard OF grated fruit yield
ing several hundred bushels in averag,
years. For further particulars call on Guy
Wilson or write Mrs. Lois A. RiX, Penn
broke, n. H., care Truman ellison. aetf
Clyde Benedict has gone to Montpelier
Miss Bertha Rice is visiting friends al
Mortified.
The Sylvester block is being much i'm.
proved by coat Of paint.
Rev. Samuel Lobb OF Brasher Falls, n
Y, is the guest Of Rev. f. f FELTON,.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Holden OF Lynn,
Mass, are spending the week in town.
$. NJ. Washburn and son, Albert, went
to New York on business trip Sunday.
Miss Maud Rogers has entered the Ran
dolph sanatorium as a student OF nursing.
Mrs. Emma Spoon OF Chateaugay, My,
IS the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Henry Mil
Ter.
Mrs. Eugene Fisher returned Monday
from visit to her parents at Gowanda,
NY.
Miss Gladys Clough returned Saturday
from a visit 10 her grandm other in Bur-
lington.
Miss Kate Billiard went to Springfield,
Mass, Monday, where she has employment
nursing.
J. II. Miller OF Springfield, Mass, joined
his family the first of tue week at NJ. n.
Kendalls.
John LaRock, Jr., has gone to Enfield,
n. H., TO work in the bobbin shop OF Hoyt
a. Packard.
Mrs. Frank scrimmoger Of Mansfield,
Mass, is spending few weeks at +. L.
Cushman's.
Mr., and Mrs. William A. Maynard are
spending week with friends ct West
Derry, n. II.
Mrs. Frank R. Burnett and daughter.
Miss Hazel, of Northampton are visiting
relatives in town.
X. w. Spaulding returned Wednesday
TO Pittsford after spending month with
relatives in this vicinity.
The town district school in East Bethel
VIII open Monday, Sept. It'll; in the Flynn
district, Tuesday, Sept. 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cotton left Tuesday
for a stay OF several weeks at their former
home in northern New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. ID. Tolles Of Somers.
worth, n. H., are in Bethel for vacation,
stopping at the Bascom House.
Earl Rice OF Stoneham, Mss, is taking
his vacation in town, stopping with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Rice.
Miss Louisa Austin is assisting Mrs. C.
l.. Chadwick in the care OF Mr.. Chadwick,
who is again confined to his bed.
r. l.. Bass OF Randolph is operating a
gasoline engine, cutting chair backs from
his lumber on the Marsh meadow.
Frank NJ Kendall Of Springfield and
Bert r.. Coy and Mrs. Hattie Coy OF brook
Ign are visiting at NJ. \. Kendalls.
Rev. L. II. Elliott Of Waterbury, agent
of the Vermont Bible society. was the
guest OF Rev J. Hall Long Monday
Mrs. Peter O'Connell returned last week
from a two weeks visit to her daughter, |
Mrs. John O'Rourke, at Arlington, Mass |
October 10Th viii be the one hundred
and twenty fifth anniversary Of the burn |
ing OF ROyalton by the British and Indians /
William e. Waterman, who has been |
spending the past year with his father. |
Robert Waterman, has moved TO Randolph /
Edwin Miller aud Henry Crane returned /
to their home in Chicago last Friday after /
spending week with Robert Z. Burnett. |
Walter Baker Of somerville. Mass. ar |
rived Saturday for a ten days vacation 70 4
be spent with his mother, Mrs. w. f. /
Baker.
ts.t- 4 At. NJ - Z, Co.
and Frank Kendall made up a party that 1
started Sunday for weeks outing at Lake 1
Dunmore.
Misses Grace and sarah Clough Of Wood I
stock left for home Saturday after spend 4
ing two weeks with their aunt, Mrs. W. /
81. Briggs.
Paul r. Holden and r. p. Andrews Of 1
Concord, y H., called on friends in town 4
Sunday while passing through here on an 1
automobile trip.
Senator Redfield Proctor and grandson 4
were 10 town last Thursday and with 4
George H. Biekford made tour Of inspec- 4
ton Of the Bethel granite Quarries.
Mrs a Hannum and son. Harold. Of 4
Westfeld, Mass, are at C. l.. Sanders. /
Mrs. Mary Hannum o. Westfield has come
TO reside With Mrs. Harriet Sanders.
Mrs. d. : Martin and children have re-
turned to their home at Niagara Falls after
spending several weeks with Mr.. Martin.
" no is bookkeeper for the firm Of Ross q .
MacRae.
Mrs a. 81 Lease has received word that
her sister. Miss Annie Grout. was taken
sick with typhoid fever soon after return
ing 90 her home in Waterbury from visit I.
to Bethel
Mrs. NJ II King and sons. Trot sud Ben.
have returned from tao weeks outing 60
state Treasurer John T. Bac0n's SUMMER
home at Queehee. Mr.. King was with
them over Sunday.
The pusto1iire department has issued
general order that there viii be no rural
mail delivery on Labor rar Mrufrr-