Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-27


Wanted A boy to work this summer
on farm for pay-,and TO work for his
board and attend the Whtcomb High
school during term time.
sw ae +. c. Ives, Bethel, Vt,
Sewing machines-New Home and
other makes. si5 and up. No money
down. so month till paid for. Write
Tor catalogue and prices. ae II
ID. NJ. Strong, Bethel, VI.
Mrs. C. +. Burt OF Stowe is visiting at
DR.. o. ID. Greene's.
Ariel Pease of springheld Mass, is
visiting his brother, J. +. Pease.
A. NJ Morris of Graniteville has
bought out the business of ID. c. Rogers.
Mrs. /. |. Parsons of Rutland spent
last week with her nephew, DIR. IL. w.
Holden.
Mrs. John Foley and daughter of Han
cock visited friends in town the first OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Benson of Stowe
ara guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs, c,
NJ. Reach
Miss Mary Casey OF Burlington has
bean a recent guest OF her friend, Mrs.
George A. Marsh.
Mrs. T.. +. FELTON, left last Thursday
for three weeks visit to her former
hone in Northern New York.
Gardner j. Wallace returned Sunday to
his work at Chicopee Falls, Mass, after
two weeks vacation in town.
Miss Ursula souther of Boston arrived
las. week at the home of her sister, Mrs
e. d, Gibson, for the summer.
Harry Emery has bought the Northern
automobile OF Rollin ellison and will run
i. in connection with his stable.
G. Il. Parsons OF Concord, n. H., is
working as stenographer in the office of
the Woodbury. Granite company
AIRS. II. II. Paige and son, Raymond,
of Randolph spent Thursday and Friday
OF last week in town with friends.
Photographer Smelling goes to Danville
next week to visit his family. His stu
dio will be closed during his absence.
The owners of the old peg shop in the
rear OF the Marston block are making
some needed repairs in the way of new
siiling.
The summer schedule OF the Central
Vermont Rwy. went into effect the first
of the week, being practically the same
as that of last year.
Fern Rebekah lodge, l. o. o. F., will
give a dance in Odd Fellows hall July
I'd. Music will be furnished by Bailey's
orchestra of Randolph
+. C. Ives has been obliged to give up
work on his farm on account of his
health, and is working in the barber
shop of Il. j. Lavere.
Rural Mail Carrier o. N. Barrows took
a vacation last week and Substitute
Frank b. Markham carried the mail on
Route No. 3, (Barnardl.
Mrs. Mary Waldo Reeks of Fennville,
Mich, arrived at The Elms last Thurs
day for an extended visit among relatives
in this and adjoining towns.
L. S. Putnam was in Pittsfield Satur-
day and bought of Amos Baker five
year-old Young Alexander colt for $3.50
for F. P. johnson of Manchester, n. III.
The card party and dance for the bene-
hit OF the Japanese booth of the fair for
the library fund was postponed from
Wednesday to Friday evening of this
week.
T.. r. Bigelow reached the age of SO
tunity to invite in some friends to clam
bake and all the customary "fixins" at
such time.
Edwin B. Richards of Barre, the new
principal of the Whitcomb High, has
rented the north tenement in the house
of George A. Marsh and expects to come
TO Bethel about Aug. list.
An Oliver typewriter, the latest and
best writing machine. has been installed
in the town clerks Office and the town
clerk will be glad to show anyone the
working of the machine.
Hon. John. M. Fisher of Cabot was the
guest from Friday until Sunday of his
daughter, Mrs. Dana Lynn Chadwick, be-
ing on his way home from attending the
health officers school at Burlington.
The work of re-cataloguing and ar
ranging the books in the public library
is nearly completed and the library rooms
VIII be open for delivery of books at the
usual hour next Saturday, June Goth.
Mrs. w. Z. Graham went to Yer.
gennes Monday for weeks absence with
relatives. She will be accompanied home
10y her daughter, Miss Blanche Graham
who has been in Vergennes the past sea
son.
Mrs. j. ]. Wilson went to Burlington
Saturday to remain a week and attent
the commencement exercises at the Uni
versity OF Vermont. Her son, Charles G
Wilson, is member of the graduating
class
s. Nj. Washburn and family are il
Hanover, n. H., this week attending TIN
commencement exercises at Dartmouth
college. His son, Benjamin Martin
washburn, is valedictorian of the gradu
ating class.
A. G. Hind, Windsor county Y M. G
A. secretary, has organized Boys bri
gaiie in connection with the work, tax
ing boys from nine to fifteen The meet
ings are held from Z to every Wednes
day evening in Cushing's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Dexter Howard Of Aber
deem, S. D., arrived the first of tn
week. Mrs. Howard is stopping will
her father, w. 7. Dunning, on Royaltol
hill, where she expects to remain unit
her return TO South Dakota in the fall