Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-12

years. For further particulars call on Guy
Wilson or write Mrs. Lois A. Xix, Penn
broke, N. H., care Truman ellison. aetf
L. Decring went to Laconia, n. H.,
last week.
A. Lee Cady is in Boston this week buy
ing goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Hopkins are visiting
friends in Boston.
Mrs. j G. Sargent and Mrs. H. II. Dins-
more are visiting in Boston.
Mrs. A. u. Estabrooks Of Rutland is vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. W. l.. Fish.
Mrs. Lucy Carey died Tuesday at the
home Of her nephew, George A. Ingalls,.
John ". Case Of Providence, brother-in-
law Of Mrs. NJ. W. Arnold, was in town
over Sunday.
ID. L. Child had two valuable cows die
last week with all the symptoms Of arsen
ical poisoning.
Letters remaining in this office un-
claimed are for Mr.. Charles Deryis and
Mrs. p. C.. Oreutt.
&. D. Cushing and daughters, Irene, !
Mary ana Ruth, went to Boston Saturday
70 join Mrs. Gushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Pierce Of North |
Shrewsbury are visiting their daughter, |
Mrs. G. O. Spaulding
Thos. b. Hamilton assisted the choir Of |
the Congl church last sunday evening |
and rendered a tenor solo.
Bentley j. Fisher Of Boston and friend, |
W. X. Taft, arrived Monday for a few
weeks stay IN this vicinity.
George Pecor and family left Tuesday /
for Worthwhile n. H., where they will I
make their home in the future.
Chas. Kendall has moved from the Bur- /
bank house near lake AHsel to the house
OF Henry King on the Royalton road.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Chapman of Spar
rows Point, Md, arrived Oct. 4th at =. u. /
Cushmans for a stay OF three weeks.
Neil Miller returned Monday to his
home at Noburn, Mass, accompanied by
Master Edward, son OF Henry Miller.
Rausome Hanks Buck and Grace Helen
hpauding, both of East Bethel, were mar
ried Oct. z, by Rev George 4. Fortier.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j.. Dickinson, former
residents, called on friends in town Mon
day. They are now living ia Woodstock.
Lemuel A. Rood OF Boston arrived in
town Monday, He will spend about a
month with friends and relatives in YER
mont
Warren l.. French started Saturday for
Chicago where he viii make his home in
She future with his son, Burts Levi
French.
Capt. a. r. Andrews Of Norwich univer-
slty has returned to assist the surveyors
on the Bethel Granite Ry. during the pres
ent rush
@, II, Goodwin and Master CARPENTER.
Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Campbell, all of
Boston, were guests OF n. II. Dinsmore !
over Sunday. II
Dr. Jordan, Mrs. Jordan and Madison
Jofdan oi Boston are guests OF DR.. r. NJ.
Chase, who is also entertaining Mrs.
Swift of Orwell Il
Miss Lena Allen Of Bradford has re.
turned 60 Bethel and is at her old duties
az lrimmorIn the millinery store OF Mrs.
NJ. A, HodgkiHs. i
Word bas been received Of the birth. !
August 2lth last, at Sooch0w, China, of A :
daughter, Louise McCord, to Rev. Robert
Z. Wilson and wife.
The Ellis Granite Co. CARED last FRI 1
DAY Stone hat viii cut Slft. q in, by 3 n. q
10 iu., By 3 n. II in. It was estimated 10 /
weigh fifteen and one-half tons in the I
rough.
petition in bankruptcy has been filed
BY Amos ID. Hopkins OF this town. me "A
uelts are scheduled at s23i6.g2 the assets a
at e93I, OF which Sl03 are claimed to be O
exempt.
Richard Leavitt Of this town. charged ?
with keeping liquor for sale at the Dog u
laNer Valley fair, was arraigned before Z
ustice Kent az Mortified Oct. 10. he =
lleaue9 gully ana was fined 800 and !,
costs 3i slI68, which were paid. u
X II. Ford. engineer I'm charge NJ the 81
. pfk on the Bethel Granite Ry. took a I,
.rip last week over the road bed in John Z,
heleher's automobile. He was accompan- :.
ed Ply Manager clifford % the WggHbUT,- u
.trauite Co. and Manager Hamilton of ne
Ellis Granite Co.
A letter from G. W. Marston tells of his /,
arrival 40 Niagara, N. C., and Of the bean. h
llul weather he IS enjoying. His passage d
By sea was rendered rather exciting M a nj
: recs on the coast Of Massachusetts. ms
mp coming into collision with scbooner|
W. p. the passengers being taken of with
mi
The Woodbury. Granite Co has lust re- "
'eifed eontrac Tor furnishing stone for g
NO bank buildings In Connecticut. The b
Wo contracts cali Cor about sIUWl ana a
. pig mean ga increase of employees at e.
1ethel and with the jobs now being Gn- q
-htd VIII Furnish steady work for the W
PEAR 20 come. nj
Mrs. Agnes nustin is laid % from the u
tsult ~ au accident while DRIVING SEe
I o. driving Boz the dark and had nearly ~
eached The watering trough on the Javs- y
NE road when She was thrown out ana 81
4nered thrlt broken ribs Her daughter y
vs.. WIN blossom, of Boston arrived =
thursday oi last week To- assist boz her care. :,
The lecture course, consisting Of five y.
fsi-eiass entertainments, begins OeG. rq C
VAN concert fy CaTmeu's Italian Bows =,
nc Eihg-t Poland, humurist. The nrf-a =
I season Tickets is II co ana haIHe-- IA -
4ese tickets eaI hava reserved aaafs ia
letsed OF at Martini au and sfter s4trr- =,
.aFr 3tl 18Th. Tickets far tne frsf enter p
-llilaHt HIl 30 uu sale Oet. 18th. II
;. d. Eltun of WuodsriIIa completed his I rz
2ueretluE wurE u this village Iast SATIN Ga
Al emo with bits Wurkmeu left town.
p ADDITION o. che private work done there az
a. about eItla worth Of work done 80 ed
~ sidewalks aud around the town hsn "a
hls represents practically thC first grn-E be
one since tae Nalks were laid ten ves-s iu
= = Putuam's horse, Noaur AlsaB1ar ~
c hleFed considerable distinction ~ TDn,
flase TAR last seek. He took svee1..
lahes Tor stallion aud i've colts. fr.t ;.
~ IN -qr stallion one year old. saeond 81
feiniain Tor suckliug colt, first for three-
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