Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-12-12
For Sale to Settle an Estate.

1200 lbs, sale Tor any lauy 10 uriNe. &c VI
T. ]. Layere, Bethel, VT.
For Sale to Settle an Estate.
4O0-acre farm in Bethel and Stock
bridge, Is miles from R. R.; 100000
feet of timber, 1000 cords of wood on
place; 100 acres in cultivation; we'll
known to be one of the best grass farms
in Vermont; cuts 100 tons hay; will pas
ture 100 head of cattle; 2-story house, D
barns, a tool house, sugar house, carriage
house, hen house and other buildings;
fine sugar orchard of 1000 trees; running
water at house and barns; fine location;
view from house unsurpassed; farming
tools, sugar tools, household furniture
and general farm equipment will be sold
with farm, if desired. 4w ae
Wallace n. Batchelder, Bethel, VT, At
torney for Frederick o. Hurd.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Paige of Randolph
Center called on friends in town Satur-
day.
c. NJ Leach, the former clerk in the
store of Luce & Smith, has gone to Hard.
wick to live.
H. o. Sorreu has come from Rutland
to serve as night operator at the Central
Vermont station.
Perley Spaulding of Washington, d. c.,
has been spending few days at his I'M
cle's, Elmer Spaulding.
Mrs. E. w. Horner of Rutland is
spending ten days with her son, DR.. H.
w. Holden, and family.
Mrs. c. F. Waldo was called to Bran
don this week on business connected with
the estate of her late aunt, Mrs. Mydia G.
Case.
George w. Clark has gone to Gaysville
to take charge of the construction work
of the electric plant being put in by c. d.
Cushing.
L. NJ. Heath ha, moved from the house
he sold John Noonan to the elegant new
house built by him in the rear of his
former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philander Baker and
Mrs. P. L. Martin were called to Roches-
ter last week by the death of Mrs. w. NJ.
Huntington.
Amasa Fisk, formerly in the employ of
G. E. Clafiin in his livery stable, has
purchased the livery business of Harry
Emery in the Bascom House stable.
A divorce was granted to Alice Wallace
from John Wallace at Woodstock last
week on the ground of refusal to support.
w. n. Batchelder appeared for Mrs. Wal
lace.
The report going the rounds of the state
papers to the effect that the Woodbury.
Granite company has bought out the Z.
b. Ellis Granite company is denied by E.
B. Ellis.
Julius Davis was called to Burlington
Tuesday by a message that his son,
George r. Davis, was seriously ill with
appendicitis and was to be operated on
that day.
A son, Cornelius Edgar Orrock, Jr., was
born at Newark, n. j., Dec. 3 to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Orrock. Mrs. Orrock will be
remembered in Bethel as Miss Marion
Freeman.
DR.. II. w. Holden, master of Rising
Star grange, is in attendance at the Yer
mont state grange meeting held in Bur
lington Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week.
The E. C. Fisher Co. is issuing yery
handsome calendar, being reproduction
by color photography of the original
painting, 'sGoing to the Fold" by Frans
Van Leemputten.
tuesday evening was the fifth anniyer-
sary Of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben ]. Whitcomb and number OF
their friends marked the occasion nv
dropping in for call in the evening.
Rev. Wilmond Warner of Barton. form
erly pastor of the Bethel Cong'I society.
will deliver lecture upon his trip to the
Holy Land in the Cong'l church Wednes-
day, Dec. IS, for the senior class of the
w. Fl. s. Special music will be given.
Saturday evening Rising Star grange
met and elected the following officers for
the year of 1908:-Master, DR.. Fl. w.
Holden; overseer, Edgar H. Owen: Iectur-
er, Asa Chatfield; steward, Hugh C. Will
son; assistant steward, Merrill Porter
chaplain, Mrs. c. S. Waldo; treasurer.
Willis Brooks; secretary, Don A. Wilson
gatekeeper, Charles P. Waldo; Pomona,
Bessie A. Bradley; Flora, Flora LaRock
Ceres, Mabel Manning; lady assistant
steward, Mae Woods. Several applica-
tions for membership were received and
degrees will be conferred at a snecial
meeting Saturday evening, Dec. IA.
John H. Noonan and Miss Fannie
Garland Morrill,, both lately of Enfield.
N. H., were married Dec. 9Th nv Rev w
B. Reynolds. The ceremony was ner.
formed in their new home. being the
house bought by Mr.. Noonan of +. M.
Heath on North Main street. Mr.. and