Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-25

The well known Sheldon farm, half way
between Gaysville and Stock bridge Conn
mon, on White river, with or without
stock aud tools. The same may be pur-
chased on easy terms, or leased on reason
able terms for three 20 five years. Inquire
Of joel Blackmer, stockbridge, or George
A. Marsh, Bethel, or write n L. Sheldon,
~ School st., Boston. iw ae
Miss Nettie Corr is visiting friends in
Canada.
Mrs L. ". Clough has been confined to
the house by illness.
Miss Laura Mhrsh Is confined at home
with a case Of measles.
Albert II. Bowen Of Windsor was in
fowD the first Of the week
A dnug hter was born Jan. 18th TO MIR.
and Mrs. George ~ Blossom
Reuben Whitcomb has been laid off
trom work BY an attaek Of the grip.
There is unclaimed mail matter at the
Bethel postoiice addressed TO Mr.. w. II.
Gale.
The next meeting Of Rising Star Grange
VIII be held saturday evening Of this
vs. eek.
james Mauix has seen laid up b. a
trouble caused by putting carbolic acid on
his feet.
sir, and Mrs George l., Ward Of Barn
ard have come to reside with Albert Alb
bot on River street.
Mr., and Mrs John w. George left sun
Day for two weeks visit TO the former
nome Of Mr.. George m Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Young left Saturday
tor two weeks triD 10 visit their son,
Horace Young, q Athol, Mass.
Col. Hooker Camp, No. as, S. v, will
mold its next regular meeting Friday even
ing 81 this week, followed by an entertain
ment.
Robert Haley, quarryman reading in
this town, has flied petition ia bank
ruptcy. His debts, all unsecured, amount
70 $3.50 and the total assets amount TO 500
All claimed Ia be exempt.
lhas. W. Curtis has sold to Elmer +.
G9ltOn Of South barnard his farm OF so
Reres situated near Finley bridge. Mr..
Curtis has continuously lived on this farm
since his purchase OF the same in 1877.
Possession Of the iarm is to be given
March LIT.
As Charles White and his son, Pearl.
were AZ work last Friday on the root of a
new dwelling that Bert n. Benedict is
building on Granite avenue, the staging
gave away, letting both to the ground, a
distance Of Is feet Mr.. White escaped
with few scratches, but the son spiin-
aered the bone below his left elbow.
Roy WheClock had quite a narrow escape
while working az Bethel Mills Thursday
ot isst week. lie was engaged saving logs
y ben his left han5 came ia contact with
She saw. The glove on his hand was cut
nesrly Ia two aud the saw entered the
small finger 81 bis left hand, cutting to I
Z nc bone ana nearly severing zoe flesh /
The AcHh was stitched back in place by
Drs. Greene, and Mr.. Wheeiock considers
himself very fortunate indeed IN not re-
serving more serious injuries.
The announcement l. made OF the mar
ringt ol kber n. Smith and Miss Annie
Loretta Phillips Of Norwich, Conn. which /
Eook place al the home OF the brides Sis.
leri Mrs. Joseph Maynard OF Montville. 4
Conn The bride was dressed in green
and brown changeable silk, trimmed in
white silk and medallions. Mr.. smith
was former resident OF Bethel and en-
Sageo ~ business IN the Bascom House
block. At present he is freight agent and
telegraph operator at Williston. Vt.
AZ the last meeting OF Rising Star
Grange, Saturday evening, Jan. ID. The
Following officers we're installed bv Past
Master Gillette, after which an
.9f sisr supper was served TO all:-M, Fred 1
hackett; O., Edgar Owen; l., Mrs. 1
Minnie Preston s., Charles Vail; A. 81. 1
ivers Hsckett; c., Mrs. Fannie NJ. Waldo, 4
r, W. c. Brooks; s., Don Wilson; a. X.
q 4. Waldo Pomona, Mrs. w. 4. Fish, 1
Flora, Miss Grace Washburn; Ceres. Miss 4
Bertha burnett; l. A s., Miss Kate Davis. 4
lrma Ruth Jackman, daughter Of Mrs.
carrie Jackman, died Jan. 2lst OF organic
disease Of the heart, She was visiting at
be home % her aunt, Mrs. II. A. VIII 4
iiams' on camp brook, and on Saturday
was taken M. but was so much better that
SUNDAY her mother, who Is In the VILLAGE
received telephone message that she was
much better and the presence OF the moth
~ was not needed. The deceased was IS
Years OF age, and had been a student in the
Nhitcomb High school. Funeral services
~ere held Tuesday and the interment was
m fairview cemetery.
on Monday the National Whtte River
bank closed deal by which il secured a
nne lot Tor q new bank building on the
easteriy side % Main street. The land
bought comprises Is feet front from the
s0utheriy end % the premises Of Il. NJ
w estou and seventeen feet front from the
northerly end % premises of John Kele-
nef aoloining The average depth Of the
lot % about % feet III i the intention 81
me bank 90 erect the coming season a sub
-laniial structure for VS. own use. The
present building was built about fftv [.
years aro, and does not afford the suace I
leeaed Tor the large amount % business
dene BY this bank Details OF the build-
4 E o. D erected are not set decided upou.
hnt e Will probably have q frontage ~
I bout thirty fest, b Of Bethel granite or
nr.ek and o. two stories, and viii form a
/ atsi 3niial addition 20 Che architecture 81
BE- village.