Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-17

Shoes three inner tubes, full set tools and
jack, etc. Machine is Ia paint shop at
present time. 4wks ae
l.. T.. BILLINGS, Bethel, VI.
Nelson Chapman had valuable young
COW die last week.
Mrs. Martha Graham has been on the
Sick list the past week.
Mrs. Malora Morse visited friends in
Stock bridgs from Friday TIL Monday.
r. C.Cowdrey has disposed OF his team of
work her Is to F. j. Sawyer OF sharon for
ESQ
Is, A. ellison is able TO be on the street
again after q weeks confinement from ILL
hess,
a son was born May sth to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Martel.e Of North Main
Street.
AiyE Fio.a Chase has moved into the
tenement on River street vacated by g.
". Clark,
Mrs. A. n. Washburn was called to
M0rrisyile last FRIDAY by the illness Of
her sister,
John Wallace has moved into the house
OF Patrick Mccormack, situated west OF
Tho yiiiago,
Sam Lee Abbott will deliver the Memo
fiai day address before Daniel Lille Post,
No 6l, Y. A. k.
ncmuno spaulding OF Pittsford was
with bits daughter, Mrs. John Wallace,
feW DAYS last week.
Mrs, A. A. Brooks Is laid up with a
badly wrenched shoulder, caused by fall
iug on a polished floor.
MTs Ada Bradley Of Ludlow arrived
Saturday 70 visit the families Of A. J..
Graham and O. n Topper.
Funeral services were held Tuesday and
The inierment was at Randolph.
r. Scott Adams was called to East Barn-
ard Tuesday By the unexpected death that
DAY II his father, John Quincy Adams.
Charles Waterman passed successful
operation for appendicitis at the Mary
Hitchcock hospital al Hanover last FRI
day.
Eugene Croisseant left Saturday for
Nlons Falls n. ", where be has secured a
position az mason on the big dam being
bHilt az Spiers Falls.
Rev J, Hail Long left Tuesday for
short trip to Boston, from which he eX-
poets 70 return 10 Bethel and from here
start on a several months trip to the Mid
die West states.
Henry L. NJ. Thurston. who has been
carrying on the past year his farm in the
western part OF the town, left saturday for
West Derry, n. H., where be will work
this season In a shoe shop.
There viii be a game OF baseball Satur-
uey afternoon OF this week az Bethel be-
tween the mines Of the Whitcomb High
end the South Royalton High schools.
n. n, Dinsmore and +. W. Eaton, pro-
briet0rs % the Harrington creamery, have
uissoiyed partnership. The business will
hereafter be conducted by Mr.. Diusmore
IL - N 4.
Saturday for an excursion TO Niagara Fails
ard vicinity given by the Worcester Salt
Go. 20 those statesmen selling a certain
quantity OF Worcester salt during a GER
tain period.
10 any one wants 10 hear a good free
concert, let HIM or her attend the high
Glass concerts given in the Nhitcomb
High school every Friday afternoon under
tbs direction OF Miss Edith Greene, the
efficient music teacher
Ridder and Edmunds are to begin work
on clearing on the lumber on the Cham
berlin farm lying in Stock bridge near the
ECuth aost corner OF Bethel. Joe Carter
and Charles pinney OF Rochester have
taken the contract to cut the spruce, and
=. III. Paige OF lakeport, n H., will do the
saving,
h, C. Putnam has resigned his position
Is assistant postmaster. Roy Wheelock
work and take Mr.. Putnam's place. Mr..
Putnam will enter the employ Of the
Vermont and New Hampshire Sanitary
nus; Removing Co, with headquarters at
White River Junction.
The Woodbury. Granite company has just
secured q new sQS 600 contract for Bethel
white granite The company has lately
been having considerable trouble in Sc
curing proper number o. employees for
The bcthel sheds and considerable granite
hiss hecn CARED from Bethel 90 Hgrdwick
70 Dc finished there. During the past
three weeks more help has been coming In.
IRE Whucomb High school baseball
nlne met the Mortified High al Bethel
SATURDAY,. Great things were expected
from the Nurthheld BOYS. and In fact the
Bethel boys did not expect much To win
the game. but did win by q score % 20 20 &.
Great work ives done IS the Bethel bait
terry, Dung. pitcher. snd shaw. catcher.
Iht Beihels hattea the N1ri hdeld pitcher
cat Of the box In the first inning. securing
tour runs and practically winning the
game then. Mortified thgn put ia La
frura az pitcher and be did better work.
ShaN made for the Bot1els three hits, I'M
uiufing two two bssc bits.
George b Heath passed away May nth
At hs home q his brother. L. NJ. Heath,
with whom be has lived for several years
pssl The cause 81 bis death was diabetes,
Complicated with Graves disease Funeral
services we're held Monday. aud the inter-
inert vas IN Cherry Hill cemetery. Mr..
Heath vas born in Waitsfield sept. IL.
1876. When be hrst came to Bethel he