Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-06

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Write Tot catalogue aud prices
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A daughter was born Nov. 30 TO Mr.. and
Mas. John Hill az the quarry,
Mrs, Henry Futile visited her daughter,
Mrs Remission, IN Northdeld last week
y, NJ. Gay Of Winthrop, Mass, was in
town on business the first OF the week.
A son was born November = to Mr., aud
Mrs, Robert 4, Maxim OF Bethel 6llead
Miss Carrie FELTON, has gone to Burke,
n. ", TO spend the winter WITH friends.
Robert Porter aud Ransom Buck played
for a dance in Barnard Thanksgiving
night,
There is unclaimed mail matter at
Bethel p ustoitice addressed to Mr., Z, G..
Frisbie,
r. f. Cushmau has been rcappointed
deputy sheriff by High sheriff l., a,
Thomas
MIR. aud Mrs. Henry W. Davis went to
Gottstowu, y. H., last week to visit
relatives.
A son was born Nov. 18th to Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Beaulieu. MIR. BeagliOu is a
lnmbermau,
Miss Elizabeth Whitmarsh Of Mortified
spent Thanksgiving with +, l.. Martin
and family.
Mr. and Mrs A. p. Dunlap Of Salisbury,
y, H., were guests over Sunday OF their
cousin, 4. p, Huuion.
Gardner Adams went to Montpelier
Friday OF last week to spend an indefinite
time with his daughter.
H. b. Lease and family spent Thanks
givi ut Waterbury with DR.. ID. -.
Circuit, father of Mrs. Lease
Mrs Hollis Town of Hooksett, n. H..
formerly Mrs. c. C. Perry, visited friends
in town the first of the week.
Wesley HOdgkins of Rochester has sold
his farm aud Is driving the delivery cart of
the Vermont Baking company.
A new furnace has been put into the
Methodist church 10y Topper a. Graham
and was used the first time last sunday.
Ralph Shaw has gone to Walpole, Mass,
where be enters the employ of the f. W.
Bird Paper company.
Roy Havey and John Ranney went to
Burlington Mo, d " to enter the Medical
department of the L. V. NJ.
l.. z. Billiard went to Springfield, Mass.
last week TO spend the winter with his
daughter, Mrs. f.. p. Bullard.
A deer was killed last week at the
farm crossing on the Allen Durham farm
by the south bound morning mail.
Carl Wiley, who has been driving the
delivery cart Of the White River Junction
Baking Company, is Clerking in the store
of Abbott q Cady.
There was seen last week an old man
carving his grist on his back to the
Bethel mills, being his first errand of this
kind for ten years.
Miss Grace Upper was at home last
week tr m IyngsborO, Mass, where she
IS teaching, h.r school being closed On
account OF diphtheria.
Heury futile has moved from the
David Dyke house on Church street to the
house o. Or. Otto v Greene at the foot of
injecting House hill"
A. =. Gillette Of Brattleboro, who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. II. w.
Holden, has gone to Northfeld to visit his
daughter, Mrs, f. A. Shaw.
AIonzo Emery started Friday for
Washington, ID. c., to be present this
week to fill his duties as messenger m
the House of Representatives.
Willard Worthen of Newport, N. H..
has moved back to town after an absence
OF several years and is occupying the Will
liam Brooks house on South Main street
owned by Il. d. Gibson.
There will be a special meeting of Daniel
Lille Post, No 81, g. A. r., at G, A. r.
hall Wednesday, Dec. II, at. 2 p. m. Jun
Tor Vice Commander e. c. 'Hagar will be
present and inspect the Post
The selectmen have laid out and thrown
open to public travel road leading mast
the residence of Dr. o. d. Greene to the
lot OF L. M, Heath, upon which Mr.
Heath is building house and barn.
Caltxte Daudelin, workman at the
Ellis quarry, was arrested last Thursday.
charged with breach of the peace. lie
pleaded guilty before Justice Flint and
was fined and paid 20 and costs, amount.
ing in all to $3.50.
Dr. Bert Allen of Mortified, who has
been obliged to go South for his health
has secured DR.. II, W. Holden to attend to
his practice two days in the week. Or
Holden will be in NUrthfield FRIDAYS and
Saturdays aud in his office here the first
Tour days OF the week.
3. A, Keteham was called to Concord
Tuesday by the death of his daughter
MISS NeVa Keteham, at the hospital in
concord, where she underwent an opera-
ton for appendicitis the first of the week
M'ss ketcham was tweHty-three wears of
age and was in Bethel quite often with her
father.
r.: ID. Gibson sold last week to Hon. C.
w. Writers OF st. Albans a sucking colt
out OF bis famous "Old Betseyn by Robert
Falconer. The price paid was 500 The
colt Is a companion colt to the animal re-
Gently bought by Mr.. Writers of Mark
IoHej9y 81 Hoyalton. Both colts have
strong Morgan ancestry.
Lewis A. Bean, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Warren Bean Of Randolph, and Miss Win.
ME A., daug hter of MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Stiles of Royalton, were married Mt q
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, Nov, 20 in
springfield, Mass, by City Clerk n. A
Newell, They have begun housekeeniug
at 52 falcott avenue in Springfield
Austin Perkins of Barnard has inst re-.
ceiyed word that his brother, Henry e.
Perkins, has been elected for the third
term as senator from Meade and Butte
counties, South Dakota. He is also mavor
OF StuFgis, =. D., and cashier OF the First
National Bank OF StuTgls. Mr.. Henry
Perkins is a native of Barnard and wps
about twenty years ego clerk in the hard
ware store now occupied by Tupper a.
Graham.
The White River Valley Railway COM
pany received notice last week from The