Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-12


bGve the agency in this and severa
tsdsolning towns for Kemps 10th Century
rsGnure spreader. II interested, send fol
1r.e. Nv ae G. +. DUNHAM.
Veachers wanted. three or four, for the
M 1sMard schools. Apply to Jerome Nor
,rtH or w. +. Davis, school directors
Barnard. ae II
SOS SALE Farm Of 1i6 acres on X. F
d. ana less than two miles from postoilice
Nt1dy new dwelling, costing 1000. Keep
u caWE and team, Price, $500, OF which
SAT- can remain on mortgage. ae If
WILSON'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Bethel.
-. &. Fisher is 10 town this week
Elisha Davis passed his ninetythirc
Birthday April ith.
I-B. Adams OF Randolph was in town
es business Tuesday.
sheriff II. II, Peek Of Hartford was in
FsUH Thursday OF last week.
Gardner Adams OF Barnard has been
stepping at f. B. Maxhams.
Miss Nettie Carr returned last week from
n sisit TO relatives Ia Canada.
There will be regular meeting OF Rising
sskhr Grange saturday evening OF this week.
Mrs. W. G. Kennison OF Mortified
risited Der father, Henry futile, last week.
IS. Young Oft this town has Just been
granted two patents upon stone cutting
saus.
T.. A. Rood OF Boston IS in town attend
rmg % the care OF his farm on the Gays
vile road.
The Woodbury. Granite Co. has just in
s9siao new twenty fye-ton derrick at
fts quarry.
'HdsOn Emery attended the annual meet
ing Of Phoenix Lodge, +. and A. NJ, at
efnBdolph Tuesday.
TshH Hartwell returned to Burlington
Monday after weeks vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Hartwell.
5ohn, the colored man who is employed
~ Henry BROOKS, came yesterday TO open
sac stock hrdge home. Mr.. Brooks comes
boat the 18th.
Mrs Mark o. Chamberlin entertained
gst week two uncles, Leon Benoir OF
efr0rerdae. Conn, and Samuel Benoir OF
Burlington.
Ernest Gardner Adams and Miss Clara
EHtnitred Batchelder, both OF this town,
v9ere married April 9TH at Bethel by Rev
D.. Wesley Miller
a w. Clark has moved from the house
al Mrs. Nancy Howe on River street 20 the
Garfield house near the Dry bridge, owned
by a. A. Brooks
Recent visitors at H. 3. Leases include
-Nrs. d. ID. 6r0ut and sons OF Waterbury,
"
1lsiggs Of Rochester.
sss Gould, former resident OF Bethel,
hf moved TO Pennington, Me-, last
EaeEnth, lately met with an accident, break
BF one OF his wrists.
Ers G.. II. Kimbsli will give a sociable
1neXt Monday evening at her home on /
&iuaT street for the benefit OF the Bethel /
Cser0ei band. All are invited.
David Come had the fingers Of bis right 4
sand injured at the tannery last Friday by /
saving them caught in the hair press. 1
fhreo gOints we're badly crushed.
Robert p. Byers and Mrs. f. w. Eaton .
oSera called 10 Wakefield, Mass, Thursday /
q 3ast week on account OF the death OF I
thar sester, Mrs. James A. Healey.
cha. ~. Osgood, who lives on the Gays
vzsise road, has three sheep that have had 4
nslRs ismbs this spring. One Of the sheep
nu produced nineteen lambs in five
iaixtkg
Charles Lowell CARED five steers here
Aicaday that weighed $500 lbs. They
uue1e bought up NOtoNn way and were
,ssRounoed the best ever sent from this
station.
Charles Sayinen and Miss Mary Kor-
y iafo, both OF East Bethel, we're married
e pr Ard by Rev. W. q. Reynolds Mr.
-snr5nen is a native Of Immersion, Finland.
lad Is employed on the Ellis quarry. Mrs,
,ssptnen is native OF Vasa, Finland.
Mrs. K. NJ. Chase OF this village is to
+ing AZ the entertainment connected with
fhe masquerade party 10 be given BY the
Randolph SanatOrium Aid society in Ran
leiph Friday evening OF next week. The /
party g. 10 be a unique affair with tab
iaaux. solos, promenades and dancing 10
GAe music OF an excellent orchestra Of .
seven pieces.
Miss Nellie Flynn hss received notice Of
H. - - ]
lynn, Which occurred April 9th al the
bone Of his daughter, Mrs. Charles
aughes, in Z chester, y. Y. The deceased
sras the son Of the late Chapman Flynn OF
= bel, and was for many years a resident
ui Bethel. az one time living on the farm |
SOW owned 10y W. q. Durham.
a siN-year-nid son OF Frank Munich, liv-
Eug ON Hartweli fat, picked up an unex-
Eiodeo railroad bomb Friday Of last week. |
me tad started % investigate as to its
contents and, laying the bomb on a stone. ,
uLt % clip with an AK. Pieces Of the .
1cms lodged in the boys forehead. and
G BE same werc cut cut hv Dr. o. Y. Greene,
EhQ took four stitches Ina the wound
A postoficc Inspector Of rural delivery
Frntas was Ca town iast week aud accom-
mauied Rural Carrier ReasC 90 his route
over Christian bill. % IL understood that
6 b. inspector will recommend an increase
- the length 81 The route. The carrier
,Eil cover his present route until be
u1achCs the forks iH the road near Allen
% lnham's when be viii 90 up the Chris
ian hin road % &. +. sanders thCn 10
Bel bel village By was Of L. r. Feiton's
and the Wing farm. This viii make q
route Of about twenty-five miles and q
salary Of about $50. 4.
The Montpelier Argus, under date OF the
SIN inst-, has an article from some source.
supereutiy LudloW. on the Windsor
1aunty political situation. In which ID
states ;-~ Hartford hasn't had 9 senstor
aor some ten years 10 did not however.
rsHaxe mention Of the fact that Hartford
as had senator ofiener than any other
sosn il the Hartford probate district. ID