Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-07
Notice.

atle stone nearly new, india wheat Dolt,
corn cracker and elevators. In connection
with this mill is wheelwright and black
smith shop; forge is run by power, nice
lathe for wood turning. The dam is built
OF stone, never failing water.
This property is located in small VIII
lage, no better farming surroundings IN
the state. Fine chance TO handle grain.
Will sell this property very low for cash,
or will exchange for farm or village house
property.
For particulars inquire Of j. e. Stafford,
Gsysyille, VI. ae II
A son was born June 80 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Don c. Clifford of East Bethel.
Smith Hodges OF Pomfret was in town
on business last week, stopping with
Henry W. Davis.
Joseph Mccormick and Kate McCor-
mick are at the home of their father,
Patrick Mccormick, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben J. Wbitcomb
drove last week from Bethel to South
Walpole, Mass, which is to be their fu-
ture home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Wheeler and two
children OF Keene, N. H., have been re-
cent guests Of John d. Wheeler, uncle of
Mr.. Wheeler.
Mrs. d. NJ Leavitt and two daughters,
Marjorie and Beatrice, and Miss May
Walbridge OF Enfield, n. H., were recent
guests of Mrs. F. r. Jenney.
The National White River hank of
Bethel has declared its s1st semi-annual
dividend as of July LIST, the amount being
three and one-halt per cent.
Miss Abbie Whitcomb was in Rosin-
dale. Mass, last week attending the mar
rage OF her niece, Miss Inez Sawyer, and
Nicholas Peters OF Syracuse, n. Y.
Mrs. Elya Carpenter, matron at the
woman's reformatory at Sherburne,
Mass, is expected this week to pay Wis
It to her father. Daniel NJ. Clough.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse W. Warren left last
Friday for months visit to their daugh-
ter. Mrs. @. E. Mayo, Of Wilton, Me-,
and ether relatives in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Phillips left Saturday
for ten days vacation with friends in
Massachusetts. They were accompanied on
their trip Is Misses May Savage and FL
len Preston.
Mrs. ". A. Maynard has been enter
tanning he past week her sister. Mrs. o.
W. Morse, aud Mr.. Morse and her broth
er, Joseph Decost, and Mrs. Decost, all o.
Derry, n. II.
+. s. Putnam has sold 10 +. r. Cleave
land the Waller farm on Royalton Hill
The sale comprises two house and sbou
fifty acres OF land. Mr.. Clcayeand is
clerk in the Bureau OF Forestry at Wash
ington and buys for a summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Severance and Mrs
J. j. Chase OF Bradford, N. r., and Mrs
Charles Weeks and son OF Peterboro, n
H., have been recent guests OF F. K. Gil
man OF Royalton Hill. Mr.. Gilman !
also entertaining his brother, C. J. Gil
man, OF Bedford, P. O., for the sumner
Robert q. Perkins, formerly OF Barnar
and Bethel, was in town last week callinl
on friends. Mr. Perkins is chauffeur TO
}. s. Runnells, vice president OF the Pull
man Car CO. Mr.. Runnells has sum
mer home at Chocorua. n. H., and Nh
Perkins will be located there this sum
mer.
Leroy A. Havey received second priz
1925 iu gold) for high proficiency in tn
graduating class OF the medical depart
rnent at q. v. NJ. last week. On las
Friday DR.. Hayey left for Keusingtor
Conn, where be has entered into
partnership with DIR. Griswold Of this
town.
At the Democratic caucus last Friday
John Keleher, g. II. Topper and Edso
Emery were elected delegates to the stai
and Congressional conventions to be hel
at st. Adams July IA, and the followin
town committee for two years we're cleo
ed:-D. A. Wilson, John Keleher, job
Mccormack, James NJ. Fowler and F. I
Chamberlin.
Finsl papers were passed last Frida
in two business transactions that hay
been IN process OF negotiation Tor sever
months. oliver S. Kerr OF Mortified be
bought Of D. L. Child bis ice busine'
and Of L 81. Heath his coal business
Mr.. Kerr is native OF Granville Of th
state and married Miss Edns Martin
daughter OF P. L Martin Of this town.
The candidacy 10 announced of.Wini
low q. whitaker Tor town representative
this fall. Mr.. Whitaker besrs long an
h9norsd record 10 the service Of Ii
town. he wss elected justice Of ii
peace 10 1852 and lister in 1897 and hs
continuously alled those Offices wit
credit to the present time. His man
friends 10 town look forward to bis n
ceiving The solid support Of the Republ
eau party.