Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-11

IMM EAAEH WI ANNA.AtAnH -
Village as fuilaWs;-ist. Home place OF
about one acre with dwelling and harm,
House in frst-elass condition, one ana
one half story aud ell, with piazza and
bay window. Has electric lights, Never
filling water supply, One Of the best
sites IN Bethel village aud several building
lots can be sod from the premises without
damage to the dwelling I'd, The So
called Jackson house, situated at the
southerly end OF the village. This prop
erty h near the stone sheds aud Is sure 70
advance Ia value. The dwelling Is nearly
new and in first class condition. Ii u IN
a good location for taking boarders from
the stone sheds. The premises cannot be
duplicated for 5000, but 1880 will buy IT,
For further information, spply to Guy
Wilson, Bethel. ae Nv
:. N. washhurn has gone to Boston to
purchase goods.
W. r. King is absent this week in Bos-
ton buying goods.
RS. Adams was in South Royalton on
busieess Wednesday.
Ariel Peasa Of Springfield, Mass, Is visit
ing his brother, L. j, Pease.
Mrs. Scott L. Gillette went to Philadel-
phia Mo dgy 10 visit relatives.
Robert Adams is on the sick list and had
Att NNtANI lultE kAilAfA AANaAA9s
About 80 tickets were sold at this station
Tor the excursion to Boston Monday.
Miss Elizabeth siders OF Hing ham,
Mass, is stopping with Mrs. A. l.. stearns.
A son, Stanley Scott, was born in Men
don to Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Packard Oct. 4.
The rite Of baptism was administered to
two candidates at Christ church last sun
day.
]. p. Marsh was called to Dunstable,
Mass, Sunday to attend the funeral OF an
uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o'Rourke OF somer-
willie, Mass, are visiting at the home Of f.
a. Davis.
Miss Ellen Pennock has returned from
Burlington and is Ill at the home OF Mrs.
e. &. Stearns.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John NJ. Fisher of Cabot
are yisitIDg their daughter, Mrs. Dana
Lynn Chadwick.
Perrin Whitaker has accepted a good
position with the General Electric COM
pany at Lynn, Mass.
Frank B. Markham went Monday to
Hooksct, n. H., where he has an engage
an Mt to do painting.
Mrs. Willard Rogers OF New Haven, a
former resident OF Bethel, has been re-
cent guest of Mrs, q, f. Whitney.
Every member OF Rising Star grange is
requested to furnish something interesting
at the regular meeting to be held Oct, 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Graham and
son, Harry, left last Thursday for visit
TO friends in Springfield, Mass, and vicin-
ity.
Miss Josephine Welch and Miss Kate
Mccormack went Monday to Boston,
where they VIII take a course at CJmer's
Commercial college.
Mrs. Walter Webster and two children
of Royalton and Miss Annie Kimball of
Boston have been guests the past week OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. KImball.
Mrs. M. A. Cushing has returned from
her visit in Nashua and Concord, n. H.,
and is again boarding at her house on
Gushing avenue with Rev. j. Wesley
Miller.
The following letters remain in this Of
fiee unclaimed:-M and Mrs L, f. Dut-
ton (card), Mrs William Halliday (cardl,
Mr.. 0lof johnson (csrd), Mr.. A. Knowles,
Alexander Peterson, Mr.. II. j. Schwarz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Brown returned to
their home in Springfield, Mass, Tuesday
after ten days visit to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles n. Brown. Scott Brown
has responsible position with the Chap
man Valve Co.
Bethel's representative, f. l.. Martin
was assigned to the general committee BY
Speaker Cheney at Montpelier last week
This is one OF the more important commit.
Gees IN the House and an appointment to il
As much sought.
The tannery shut down from Friday till
Monday for repairs to the boilers. TIL,
tubes had become weakened and it il
necessary to replace them. A gang OF foul
expert machinists from Fitchburg, Mass.
came Friday to do the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Caloon, who have
been living in the house of f. N. Young
nave broken up keeping house and dis
posed of their goods. Mrs. Caloon wen
Saturday to Shelburne Falls, Mass, he
former home, and Mr.. Caloon expects t.
join her in few months.
Mrs. Paul ID. Dean OF Barnard was i
town Monday at G, |, Abbott's. Mrs
Dean is on her way to the West and wa
Joined at White River Junction by he
sister, Mrs. Luetta French. Their ulti
mate destination is Iowa, where they wi
visit their brother, Herbert Wood.
Cards are out announcing the approach
lng marriage of Marie Ella, daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bishop, and jaime
Marcellus Amsden of Randolph, whic
VIII take place at the Universalist churc
an East Bethel Oct II. The couple will
at home in Randolph after Nov. 10.
A meeting was held Tuesday to perfe,
arrangements for the G. A. r. campfire
be held in the Town hall Oct. 10. lhel
was appointed committee of citizens
take charge Of the affair, co sisting of
~. Gushing, chairman, l.. M. Heath, w.
Clifford, q. II. Topper, A. Lee Cady, T.. !
Davis and Guy Wilson.
Standing room only was the word la
kciday evening at the Town hall, wht
Gae Home Ministries gave a first ella
minstrel show for the benefit of the Beth
Iornet band, under the direction of ID
Forrest West. About s125 was taken
dor tickets and the band realized a han,
some balance on the right side.
The young horse OF DR.. o. V. Gree
took fright at some dogs Saturday, VIII,
fastened at the John Gilman farm, al
broke loose and ran. The runaway tea
overlook team carrying Mrs Aman
Morse and her granddaughter, Glad
Morse, throwing them both out OF /
wagon and giving them quite severe i
9nries, but breaking no bones.
Herbert Hassam OF Bethel Gilead W
arrested Tuesday on complaint of M,
Denver Reynolds, charging him with
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