Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-23

Rose and S. c. 4. !. Red eggs for hatch
ing, 4 and &c. each. Pm ae
MRS z. n. HOWARD, Bethel.
Eggs for Matching; r. c. R. ]. Red, and
DC apiece or a Der 100. Am
ae Mrs. o. n. BARRows, Bethel, VT.
John Wallace was in Rutland last week.
Miss Martha Williams of Boston is
visiting friends in town.
Frederick Lease aud wife OF Waterbury
are visiting his brother, H. B. Lease
Mrs. Albert Abbott is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Blake, at South Royalton.
There is an unclaimed letter at the Beth
Ell postoiiioe addressed to Mr.. G. II. Cliff
ford.
The corporate existence OF the National
White River bank of Bethel has been ex-
tended
samuel Mccullough of Burlington has
sold to Don Cole the old Mccullough farm
in Royalton.
r. Tileston Smith was in Barre last
week, making arrangements for class in
voice culture.
John Thurston OF Enfield, N. H., a for
mer employee in the bobbin shop, was IN
town last week.
Il. 3. Ellis was appointed one Of the
liquor commissioners Of Northheld lie
declined 10 serve
Miss Florence Kimball Of Brandon has
been recent visitor at the home OF her
uncle, b. e. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. IL. Harrington OF Phila-
delphia arrived last week at the home OF
Of Mrs. Mary e. Harrington.
Mrs. w. NJ. Fisher and Miss Gladys Will
son vent TO Springfield, Mass, last Friday
to spend week with relatives
A preliminary meeting was held In l. o.
O. f. hall last Friday evening to consider
the reyiving OF the Rebecca lodge.
Frank, the four-year -old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Duckett, died March 18th OF
bronchitis, after an illness Of ten days.
A delegation Of Dad Fellows from
Bethel lodge attended an encampment at
Randolph Friday evening of last week.
Mrs A. Lee Cady returned last week
from Rochester, where she has been stay
ing two weeks caring for her grandmother,
Mrs. T. b. Martin.
Eff. Chamberlin has moved to Corinth
and the tenement occupied by him in the
house OF Miss Margaret Sexton has been |
taken by Frank Backmer.
Mrs. Daniel Haley OF Norton and Miss |
May Haley OF Woodstock have been visit |
ors the past week at the home OF Mrs. |
John Wilson, daughter of Mrs. Haley.
c. L. Bump and family of Fulton Chain,
n. ~ arrived last week 10 take possession /
OF the farm purchased two years ago by /
Mr.. Bump OF Charles Cady in Barnard.
George Conant, living on the Randolph |
Centre road, had the misfortune to badly
crush his fingers while handling logs last
Saturday. He was attended by DR.. o. V.
Greene
Rev. Francis ]. Marsh, New England
superintendent OF the Congl Sunday
School and Propagation society, has been
secured to deliver the Children's day adj
dress June l4th.
Universalist church:-George Fortier,
minister. Third Sunday in Lent, morn
ing service at 1913; subject of sermon,
The DESERT" evening service at p. m,
subject OF talk, praying"
b. G. Rogers has entered the employ Of
the New England Fertilizer company OF
Boston and left town on his duties Mon
day. The territory covered by MIR. Rogers
includes Vermont and New Hampshire.
Duffy Ramsey, splitter for the Bethel
Bobbin Co., was laid off from work several
days last week. Duffy is the main screw
IN the workings Of this plant, and when
Duffy is sick the whole plant shuts down.
MyrOn n. Fowler has resigned the posi-
tion Of town school director TO which he
was elected at the last town meeting, and
at a meeting of the board OF selectmen last
Saturday II. Selden rewksbury was ap-
+. j. Goodman, clerk in the office OF T..
g., Fisher Co, has resigned his position
and moved to Buffalo, y. Y, where he has
a position in a store The Creamer tene-
ment occupied hitherto by Mr.. Goodman
has been taken by J. w. Stelnhauser.
Interesting services were held in the new
village Methodist church Tuesday after
noon in dedication Of the new church and
in the evening commemorating the tenth
Anniversary az The VILLAGE anpiofv There I
was large attendance from this and
neighboring towns.
The remains OF Alice Gilmore, aged 49,
were brought here last Saturday for in
terment in Fairview cemetery. The de-
ceased was a granddaughter Of William II.
Gilmore OF this town. The officiating
clergyman was Rev. Frank A. jenkins,
pastor OF the West Hartford Cong'l
church.
At the Methodist church, evangelistic
services are being held Wednesday
Thursday and Friday evenings OF this
week, Rev. W. +. Douglass Of Rochester
being the preacher. Next Sunday at 2:30
.. m, there will be a communion and re-
ception service and sermon by Rev. A. l..
Cooper, ID. d., of Randolph.
At the annual convention OF the State
Dental association at Rutland last week IL
was decided to hold the next convention
Of the Northeastern Dental association in
that city next fall. Dr. X. NJ. Chase OF
this town was appointed a member Of the
committee n wing in charge the making Of (
arrangements for this convention.
A Bethel storekeeper has been in the
habit Of leaving his safe unlocked because
be thought that i a professional burglar
wanted 10 get into Ii he would do SO.
whether il was locked or not. And the
other night a burglar did. Having now
proved his theory, the man can give away
his saie.-ist Adams Messenger.
Seven deer were seen one day last week
quietly feeding on last years apple crop IN
front ufthg dwelling % r. o. Roberts on
Camp brook, and one deer came down
into Bethel village. folloWiu Main street
to Opposite The house o. Peter Og1nnel.
IS hera q made t- way "a the bin. passing
between the house and barn al Mr. 0'Cuu-
neu.
C0ngI church Service at l0.s5 next ,
SUNDAY viii be q service memorial 90
Fannie Crosby. Tee choir win render an
anthem and Mr.. Lille vii sing "Forerer