Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-08
For Sale or 70 Let.

The well known Sheldon farm, half way
Between Gaysville and Stoekbridge Conn
saon, on White river, with or without
stock and tools The same may be pur-
chased on easy terms, or leased on reason
bie terms for three 60 five years. Inquire
~ Joel Blackmer, Stockbridge, or George
A. Marsh, Bethel or write n l.. Sheldon,
"a School ST., Boston. Nv ae
VT. King is 10 Boston this week buy
sng goods.
A son was born Feb I'd to Mr.. ana Mrs
clayton l.. Sanders.
willis L. Fish is absent on a two weeks
Grip 70 Belleyille, Ont.
~. l.. Child began last Friday the cut
Ning Of ice al Lake Ansel.
Ben VI. Washburn was at home last
week from Dartmouth college.
s. 4. Hopkins has returned from a
saonth's visit at hs former home ia Maine.
Ray Messer OF Rochester was the guest
over Sunday Of his aunt Mrs. j. G. Ssr-
gent.
Mrs. o. p Northrup was called to Cam
ada last week by the serious illness OF her
uaother.
Ell. WEIGH left Me~day for Merrimack,
n. H., where be has a situation in a
rsnDery.
THE STANDARD Oil Co has iust pu. on the
Bethel route a new delivery wagon Of
larger capacity.
Miss Mnbe Dyke returned from Eox-
eury last Saturday, where she has been
teaching school
al. and Mrs. 6. II HOLSTER, Of Fargo,
". Dek., visit ed n. NJ. Whipple, uncle Of
Mrs. HOLSTER, Tuesday.
John James Mcmillan, blacksmith at
tue quarry and Miss Nettie Eliza Goodell
were married February LIST.
The veteran horseman, J. J.. Bowen Of
Northheld, has been a recent guest Of his
niece, Mrs. Chas. II Waldo.
The dance to rave been given by the
Eoreslers next Friday evening has been
postponed 70 Friday the 10Th.
Little Marion Adams, who was just get
ting out from the accident TO her shoulder
On Nov. 10Th, is now sick with measles.
Robert Waterman OF this town, accom-
panied by his son, John Waterman OF
ROyaiton, has gone TO Virginia for few
weeks
Mrs Arm Mason and child left for their
home at Enosburg Falls last week after
an extended visit at her fathers, George
~. Rowe.
II. s. Britt, living with Mrs Eleanor
oodworth on the East Bethel road, cut
mis- hand quite badly last week by coming
IN contact with circular saw,
Rev. j. Hail Long is absent in New
Y ork, attending the second annual Ma
Etenai e. II. institute, the local branch OF
the q &. sending him as a delegate
a.. d. Curtis and family have moved into |
The house near the electric light station /
on lands OF the Woodbury. Granite Co. 7
MI Curtis has employment as a tool /
sharpener at the Woodbury. shed.
The Sons % Veterans will hold their
regular meeting IN Cushing hall next Fri- 4
day evening, 20 be followed by an oyster Z
supper. lt Is hoEed that all members will |
be present. Members OF the G. A. X are (
also invited,
Bog Savage injured his hand while al 4
work az the tannery last Friday. He has +
resigned his position at the tannery and /
Monday let for Hartford, VT, where he I
aas situziOn as stationary engineer at I
the Davis shop.
In she vital statistics lately published in |
The COURIER there was omitted the follow +
ingodeath William G.. Lattimer, who died /
Jan. 49, 1905, aged forty-tye years, nine 4
llr0nths end ten days; cause OF DEATH /
chronic Bught's disease.
a. Converse Place, Albert Blair and A. /
Melvin FOss Of Dover, n. H., and Andrew I
Rollins Of Rolliusiord, n H., were in town .
last week and drove out to "Angelltownn
20 inspect s'me valuable timber land in
HfAAaNa ANtN aie AHlftteAtus
hpropos OF the recent warm spell, John
Aeleher D. quoted AS saying that this man
has seen robins, that man butterflies, aud
this man wasps, white in Bethel some have
even scen snakes. The weather has. since
then dropped from sixty degrees above TO
Gwenty degrees below.
Mrs. w. J.. Grahsm is the winner OF the
guessing contest conducted by Abbott q
Cadv as % the number OF kernels OF corn
HasIrf ha
and hes received the prize Of g. The
Rctusl number was 1922 and the guess OF
Mrs Graham was 1903
in the notice last week Of Mrs Waldo's
social tea the following program was
omitted MICS Kendall gave three finely
wondered piano selections; Mrs. r. NJ.
Chase sang several songs in her usual
pleasing way and Mise Sadie Rhodes re-
cited The Inventors Wife,
REV +. n Blount, Mrs Blount and son
stopped over ~ town from Wednesday
until Thursday % last week. Mr.. Blount
had charge 81 Christ church. Bethel, a
teW months 10 the summer Of 1913. He
cot 20 accept the reCiorate at Fairfax, VI.
Mjss Melissa Woodbury. died Monday OF
cerebral hemorthage. She was born Oct.
~. 1872 and was the daughter Of samuel
and - eta buckmaul Woodbury.. She
has made Der home Ter many years past
with her brother in-lsw y. W. Hibhard
she g. survived by one sister, Anna I.
Woodbury.
H Slolu, an official % the New Eng-
iand Telegraph and Telephone Cos, was in
town last week and secured from the
saldetmeu permission to rebuild their
present line in this town. 10 Is the inten-
1iuu 90 ihe company 10 rebuild this
summer their trunk line from White River
junction SO Montreal
The lack OF snow Is being felt quite seri-
uusiy by the lumbermen and those en-
gagged in working in the woods. Very
htIle wood can nov BE- drawn into the vif-
Eage, and the delivery Of logs has ceased
Tho bobhm factory ran out 81 stock the
Hrst % the week and has shut down 10
salt Tor shedding sgain.