Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-11-07

NOrthrup and entered a plea of guilty.
The fine was So and costs and the same
not being paid, Mr.. Haggerty was escort
ed to Woodstock jail Monday by Mr..
Cushman.
Bishop A. c. A. Hall made his annual
visitation to Christ church parish Mon
dav evening and confirmed three candi-
dates. His sermon was an exposition OF
the meaning of the term, 1.-The World, "
used so often in the Bible. Bishop Hall
defined three kinds Of wOrlds-the first
being the universe and all things created
which man is to admire as part of Gods
beneficence; second, the world as used
meaning mankind. This kind of world
is to be studied and revered. The third
kind of world which is to be eschewed he
defined as anything or any person that
tended towards separation from God.
L. Wright and family arrived last week
from Glasgow, Scotland, and took possess
sion of the Clifford farm, bought by Mr.
Wright of w. F. Davis through the
Strout agency. Mr.. Wright has hitherto
been engaged in mercantile business in
Glasgow, and this is his first visit to
America and his first experience in farm
ing The family consists of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright and seven children. Mr.
Wright was in town Monday and eN-
pressed himself as much pleased with his
purchase and more than delighted with
the kindly feeling shown by his neigh
bors. He said the kindness shown to a
stranger in strange land was more than
could be expected.
Miss Pauline Reed and Mr.. Clifford P.
Seagrave were married at noon Oct. 18th
at the Universalist church at North
Salem, y. y. The bridal couple were
met at the altar by Rev. E. \. Reed, faith
er of the bride, and Rev. Frank Oliver
Hall, d. D., of the Church of the Divine
Paternity, New York, who performed the
ceremony. The brides escort was her
brother, Mr.. Warren w. Reed, of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Seagrave spent
their honeymoon, after a short trip, at
the summer home, The Nest" at North
Salem, and will spend the winter in New
York. The Reed family are well known
in Bethel. Rev. f. A. Reed being a former
pastor OF the Universallst church, Mrs.
Seagrave a former pupil in the Whitcomb
High school and Warren w. Reed a
former assistant principal in the same
school.
Prof. Tyndalrs lecture on wireless
Telegraphy," given in the Town hall
Monday evening. was well received. The
attendance was not what it should have
been, many. no doubt, thinking that the
lecture would be abstruse and beyond the
average mind, but Prof. Tyndall's method
of handling the subject was lucid and in
teresting. His demonstration of sending
a wireless message from outside the build
ing, in through the walls and the bodies
of the audience was greeted with APP
plause. The expense of the lecture was
horne by the Bethel y. NJ. {. A., who
deserve credit for giving Bethel people a
chance to learn something about this new
invention The ticket sales fell quite a
little short of paying the expense Of the
lecture. At the close of the lecture.
County Supt. Hurd OF White River June
ton made a few remarks. urging upon
his hearers the need that the y. II. c. i.
had Of the support of the entire commun-
iJv in order to make it a success.
hundreds Of lives saved every year by
having Dr. Thomas Eclcctric Oil i'm the
house just when it is needed. Cures
Group, heals burns, cuts. wounds of every
sort,