Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-02-21

sold the winning pullet In the late
postnu show. Choice breeding coeAefels
ana pullets for sale, = each, up.s NJ,
DR, CuoUaH, Bethel
Ben Byam WAS ia Barre the FIRST OF
the week.
W, l.. Fish has returned from trip TO
the province OF Ontario,
Thomas Fortier Of Massachusetts, Is WIS.,
iti 10 his son, Rev. G. Il. Fortier'
A son. Gordon, was born Feb. 10Th
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace \. bateheiaer'
Mrs. L. d. Curtis left on Monday for
a two weeks visit to her former nome at
Blue Hill, Me,
Home Rebekah lodge, No, 10, will give
social dance Thursday evening, teo' Il, at
Odd Fellows hail,
Mrs. :. f. Jordan has returned from
Boston, where she has been receiving
surgical treatment.
Mrs. Anne Crozier of Lebanon, n. H.,
vas in town last week with her mother,
Mrs. q. L. Graham.
Munroe Bearing OF Fast Randolph has
been the guest the past week OF his sister,
Mrs. {. l.. Chadwick.
James h. Wilson has gone to Randolph,
where he has employment ON the new
opera house bJildtng.
Miss Lena I.yiord OF Chelsea is employed
in the family of B. G. Rogers. Mrs. Rogers
is in quite poor health
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wiley are in Putney
this week, where Mr.. Wiley is detained by
the serious illness OF his father
There is unclaimed msil matter at the
Beth postofiice addressed to Mr. Prescott
Carly and Mrs. Horace L. Huse.
Miss May Haley has completed her term
of school at North Hartland and is win
her sister, Mrs. John j, Wilson
Miss Mary f. King has pet hen that
has laid her a double-yolked egg every
other day for the last two weeks
G. ID. Cushing has sold TO Il. D. ellison
his water supply system furnishing water
for the residents Of Church street.
Mrs. Wesley Baker has received wore
that her son, Water +. Baker, is seriously
i'll at his home at Somervilie, Mass
Martin l.. Kidder has closed his EN-
ployment in the office OF the Bethe
Printing Co. and on Sunday LETT 10
Boston.
c. E. Clafiin is driving handsome pal
Of four ear-o old Morgan colts that n
bought last week OF G. Il. Martin o
Hancock.
and Miss Bertha Cove Of Derry, n. IL.
were guests last week OF Mrs. Ella E
Markham.
Mrs. John Kimball and Mrs. Free
N. Chapman entertained party of lad.
friends at $500 at the home of the for
mer Thursday evening.
Walter Martin has bought OF Mrs
Jane Converse aud Miss. Luna Convers
the premises occupied by him the pas
several years and situated on the Cam
Brook road.
Mrs. Frank Mccullough of East Bethf
visited her broth her, NJ. l.. King, this wee
and took her niece, Miss Lily S. KING
back with her as change after reeoverln
from the grip.
Mrs. II. II. Cushman of Rochester wa
the guest last week OF her brother, K. /
Topper. Saturday evening, Mrs. Tuppe
gave 800" party to lady friends l
honor OF her guest.
Austin Lattimer of Boston is visiting h
mother. Mrs. W. c. Lattimer, expecting
return to Boston Saturday of this weel
Mr.. Lattimer is intending to go to Cal
fornia this spring.
Miss Jessie NJ. Brown, who has bee
working the past year in the family (
+. L. Hackett, was called to her home
Hydeville last week by the serious illne'
OF her father, Bert Brown.
Miss Mary Stickney and DR.. Villa
Stickney have been visiting their parent
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. c. Stiekney. On MOI
day, in company with their father, the
started on a trip to Washington, d. q.
The Ninth district Masonic conventie
at Woodstock last Friday was attendt
by large delegation from the loo
fraternity, including W. II. Edmund
ri
n. Scott Adams, II. H. Dinsmore, S.
Abbott and Fred Putnam.
ID. II. Haraden has sold to Eugene \
Paige OF Pittstield, N. H., his farm
Bethel Gilead, variously known as T.
Parsons farm and the Colburn farm.
contains about Ito acres. This max
about 900 acres of land that Mr.. Pal
and his partner, A. T. Stafford, now ov
in the western part OF Bethel
White River Valley Pomona grange W
meet with Good win grange, Gaysvil
Feb. %. The fifth degree, or degree
Pomona, will be conferred in full form
a large class from Tweed River grams
Pittstield, and others from the 9th
oranges. J. A. Chea2l will have the ma
agement of the degree work.
/. NJ. Frost, superintendent OF the vi
electric plant at Montpelier, will finish
duties in few days and, after vacatiC
viii commence work with the Ingerso
Rand company. His territory will be
the northern part of New England anc
will keep him in this vicinity consider
BILE part Of the time for the present.
will begin his now work on March I
Dir. Frost has for the last eight years be
most efficient manager of the Viles plt
and has made many friends who wish h
success in his new line. He was forme
electrician for the Bethel Electric Lis
and Power Co. and had charge of the CT
struction of the Blue Hill power plant.
Gard,