Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-31

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ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel, VT.
Rose Comb Reds. stock from Thomp-
son and futile. Is eggs. ~. ae 3mo
MRs. OLIVER n. BARRows, Bethel, Vt.
1904 Stanley auto for sale. In perfect
running order, equipped with lamps,
horn, electric gauge, lights, two extra
shoes, three inner tubes, full set tools and
jack, etc. Machine is in paint shop At
pre- sent time. 4wks ae
LIE. BnLINGs, Bethel, Vt.
T d. strout left Wednesday for a visit
to Wilton, Me.
Alonzo Emery arrived last week from
Washington, d. Z.
Ben NJ. Washburn IS at home this week
from Dartmouth college.
p. p. Wynn has received an increase
Of pension from ~ to 81.
Mrs. Frank Beckman of Somerville,
Mass, is in town this week.
Orvis o. Rogers started Saturday to
visit his son, Scion Rogers, at Hinsdale,
n. II.
There is an unclaimed letter at the
Bethel postoiiice addressed to Mrs. Ella
Richards.
f. J. Flint has been drawn to serve on
the grand jury at the coming term Of
county court
G. r. Noble left Wednesday OF last
week 70 make visit TO relatives at
Ulyerton, 7. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Ellis OF Ticonder-
oga, n. ", are spending the week with
their uncle, Lloyd Johnson.
Mrs. WE. PerIey OF Bellows Falls is
in Hfa HtFafr -
4. A. Chadwick and other friends.
Lewis Steele has bargained his premises
situated near the "0ld Church" on the
Randolph road TO Roy and Sophronia
Perry. .W.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Crozier OF Leba
non arrived Tuesday for a short visit to
Mrs. Martha Graham, mother OF Mrs.
Grozier.
Miss Mary Washburn Is taking vaca-
tion from her duties as clerk at the bank,
and Mrs. Dana Lynn Chadwick is taking
her place.
Chas. r. Hosington, originator and pro-
prietor Of "Hoisie's Aggregation" Bethels
crack baseball team in the early '90s, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. John O'Rourke and daughter. Jose
phine, OF Somerville, Mass, came Satur-
day to visit her mother, Mrs. Peter O'Con-
nell, and her sister, Mrs. Il. A. Davis.
Tony Patrilla went to Boston Tuesday
expecting 10 meet his bride, who arrived
from Italy at Boston Sunday. He was ac-
companied 10 Boston By Sullivan Chario-
dona.
The introduction OF a number OF Che sea
items IN the Bethel column last week,
through mistake ofthe foreman in making
up, proved an annoying error, especially
the notice in regard 10 the Mrs. farley
Wax Works entertainment, which takes
place In Chelsea instead of Bethel.
The whiteomb High school nine has
been playing winning hall the past week.
Friday, they played the crack-a- jack
Spaulding High OF Barre and defeated
them by the score Of rs to IA. Saturday.
they played Woodstock High, winning
by score OF i6 to II. Both games were
played on Bethel grounds.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Congl
church will hold its annual sale OF aprons,
fancy articles, handkerchiefs, plants aud
candy Friday afternoon and evening,
June Sth, at the town hall. Ice cream and
cake will be served afternoon and evening.
In the evening will be presented the bur
lesque, "Freemasonry Outdone.'
Cards are out announcing the approach.
ing marriage OF Lillian Sarah, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Buck OF Brookield,
20 Mr.. Howard Austin Edison, which will
take place at the Congregational church ia
Claremont, n. H., June 21st. Miss Buck
will be remembered as popular and effi-
cient teacher in the Whitcomb High
school for several years.
The Bethel Village Improvement
society entertained the BROOKLYN Whist
club OF Randolph at whist in the rooms of
the Crescent club last Friday. There were
forty players in all. The first prize was
taken by Mrs. Frank Herrick, who had a
score OF 80 points, the second by Mrs.
Robert Chamberlin, with score OF SO
points. .t
COURIER of the peculiar question arising
between Albert IL, Dustin and Levi r.
Kidder over some timber land in the
west part OF the town. The matter has
been amicably arranged, and Mr. Kidder
has purchased from Mr.. Dustin his
rights In the premises that were in. con-
troversy.
DIR. r. NJ. Chase Is receiving many graft
flying assurances o. support for the nom
ination Of senator At the coming Windsor
county Republican convention. The
Boston Sunday Herald, in its issue Of last
Sunday, had this to say about the situa-
tion apr. Chase represented the town in
the legislature OF 1900 and is practically
assured Of a nomination for senator from
Windsor county this year, and a nomina-
tion means an election, since the doctor
Judge and Mrs. W. II. Bliss Of Middle
bury drove TO Royaiton and attended the
exercises at the unveiling of the monu-
ment on the sd inst. They were enter
tanned by Mrs Josephine French, a life
long friend OF the judge. Mr.. Bliss, who
u great grandson of John Hutchinson,
one Of the captives taken 81 the burning
% Royaltou. long ago wrote for the Yer
mont Gazeteera fuil history OF Royalton
from the earl 4 times, but the manu-
script WAS unfortunately burned with
many others while in the hands OF the
publisher.
postmIstress Arnold has received notice
from the posiofice department that on
and after July ], 1905, patrons Of rural
free delivery service viii be required to
display signals on their boxes when they
leave mail IN them Tor carriers to collect,
- after that date carriers viii not be re-
quired 10 examine any mail box except
those 10 which they have mail matter to
deliver ana those on which signals are
displayed to Indicate there Is mail for
carriers 70 collect. II il understood that
the great majority, II not all the patrons
OF the routes from Bethel. are provided
with boxes ntted with signals for the
above purposes.