Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-19

State St. Boston, Mass.
Good livery stock for sale: good bust
ness goes with il. II not sold by June /
each article v III be sold at later date tc
the highest bidder ct auction. {. L.
Clafiin. 4w ae
Notice.
For sale to settle an estate, a valuable
water power aud grist mill OF 1-3 IT, port
atle stone nearly new, india wheat bolt,
corn cracker and elevators. In connection
with this mill is wheelwright aud black
smith shop; forge is run by power, l 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.
win sell this property very low for cast
or will exchange for farm or village house
property.
For particulars inquire Of j. E. Stafford,
Gaysvlle, VT ae II
E. A. Davis was in Detroit last week on
business trip.
Fred Clodgo was called to Burlington
last week by the illness of a relative.
r. f. Chamberlin has moved to the
house OF Levi Z. Kidder on St. Hyacinth
street.
Clarence Mills of Pittsfeld died Tues
day after an illness OF several weeks of
inhammatory rheumatism.
E. {. Mcintyre is back at work in his
blacksmith shop after a three months
lay-on on account OF illness.
Mrs. Hattie Baker of st. Adams and
Mrs. Townsend of Keene, N. h., are
stopping with Miss Abbie Clark.
Mrs. @. l. Abbott went to Natick Mass,
last Friday to visit her daughter, Miss
Mary L. Abbott, who is teaching there.
A son was born May 18th to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Seldom Tewksbury, living on
the Emery farm on the Randolph road.
{. o. spaulding, o. e. Boyce and W.
r. Briggs are in Burlington this week at
tending the Vermont Grand lodge, |. o.
o.. F.
DR.. r. NJ. Chase is in Rutland this
week attending the joint meeting Of the
Vermont and New Hampshire Dental So
cieties.
Mrs. U. d. Curtis is to move to North
field and the tenement occupied by her
on South Main street will be taken by
Howard Gray.
Frank Denison OF st. Adams is in town
this week surveying at the Findley bridge
crossing preparing the work to be done
in the elimination OF these crossings.
II. f. Dinsmore has made arrange
ments to move into q tenement in the
house Of Mrs. Mary Kellogg on Pleasant
street as soon as the house is completed.
William NJ. Fisher starts today for
ten days trip to attend the convention OF
the railway postal clerks nt Kansas City,
going By way Of New York and Wash
ington.
A daughter was born May 10th at the
Randolph sanatorium to M. ard Mrs.
Christopher Riley of Hancock, being a
granddaughter to Mr.. J, J. Wilson CT
this town.
John II. Beckwith and Robert Bundy
OF the Whtc1mb High school spent sew
eral days last eek at Middlebury college
and attended the exercises connected with
Junior week.
S. J. Jebb, who has heen working in
tsnnery 10 Peabody, Mass, has Joined
his family on be hanson farm on Chris
tian Hill, lately bought by Mr.. Jebb OF
Mrs. II. K. Wing.
The E. 4. sirout Farm agency reports
the sale TO Tnos. Reaume Of Rittman, o.,
Of the James Kidder farm of about eighty
acres 10 Barnard, with possession to be
given Oct. ] next.
As an index OF what the farmers are
doing with their milk now, E. s. Putnam
states that IN the past fige days he has
sold seven cream separators and two
powers to run them.
B. NJ. Washburn was at home over sun
day with his parents, and left the middle .
Of the week for Idaho, where he will do
missionary work during the summer un-
der Bishop Funston.
Swat the fly; one dead fly now means
many thousand less later on. Kerosene
sprinkled on garbage piles, manure heaps
and places Vi here flies breed win prevent
their breeding in those spots.
Several people from this vicinity we're in
Newport, y. H.. last week attending the
trial Of the Islander suit Of Mrs. Ethel
Hatch Remington vs.. Mrs. Mstson.
v hsch resulted il verdict for the defend
ant
F. S. patnem has sold 10 simon A.
Smith 81 Randolph The Henry Sharp or
Leonard ellison farm % eighteen sores in
Barnard. nor occupied By Ed Esrlrr
me viii remain on the premises as
tenant cf Sir. smith.
Mrs. John Bish ards and two children .
arrived last Week from BHaaio, =. ST.. aud
siii earry o. This aummer thg farm
biased LAST year br Air. Richards a1 ST.
Hunger ia BARNARD and known as I'D r..
E. Cady or Pbiueas 1ye fern.
Mrs. Louise Hariau died "Wednesday
morning s. The home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Simeon Jones. AZ Fast Bethel. Sda
las been sick aith dropsy for some time
Mrs. Harlow would have reached the age !
u 81 years the 2Zd Of this month.
A subscription paper is being passed. by
Rev. ]. v. Miller 10 raise $50 % deir4y :
be expenses q the Bethel Cornet hsnd 3
or the coming summer. The sum Of $50 {