Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-28

the state. Fine nance to handle grain,
will sell this property very low forscssh.
or will exchange for farm or village house
property.
For particulars inquire Of J. e. Stafford,
Gaysville, Vt. ae If
Peter Burrelle, the barber, has been
confined to the house four weeks by ILL
ness.
Miss Carroll Louise Kynoch Of Milford,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E.
Phillips.
John Parrot is at work this week lay
ing over the foundations for the new tam
merry buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy E. Spear OF Little
ton, n. H., are visiting this week at
Theodore A. Chadwick's, uncle of Mrs.
Spear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chad. Poindexter went
to Springfield, Mass. last week, Mrs.
Poindexter TO remain some time visiting
her former home.
Oralenna Stoddard OF Providence, r.. T.,
is spending a week With his cousin, Dam
iel Stoddard. He is a native OF Waits
field in this state.
Frank Bianehi is in Boston this week
on business with the Italian consul cen
nected with property in Italy in which
Mr.. Bianchi has an interest.
Mrs. +. n. Ralston Miss Anna Chad
wick OF Lynn, Mass, was the guest over
Sunday OF G. NJ. Miller, leaving Monday
TO visit her sister, Mrs. Charles Allen Of
Lebanon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Clifford and DR..
o.. V. Greene and Mrs. Greene took an
automobile trip to Waterbury SUNDAY.
where they we're Joined at dinner at the
Waterbury Inn by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ii
Bickford OF Hardwick.
Linus Abbott and daughter, Miss
Hattie Abbott, of the state OF Washing
ton arrived Tuesday to pay a visit to
friends and relatives. Mr.. Abbott is re-
turning to Vermont after an absence OF
about thirty-five years.
Luigi Balbi, a stone cutter, died at
Barre OF typhoid fever last week Wednes-
DAY and the remains were brought here.
for interment Thursday. Mr.. Brlbi had
worked seven years at Bethel for the
Woodbury. Granite company and was one
OF the men longest in their employ at
Bethel.
b. F. Bowman OF Randolph, Enoch
Hsgar OF Gsysville and W. n. Edmunds
of Bethel, executive committee oil the
Windsor and Orange County Veterans
association, met at Bethel Thursday of
last week to make arrangements for the
nnuai reunion to be held at Rochester,
Aug. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Spalding have
sold to +. s. Putnam the cottage built
about thirteen years ago by Mr.. Spalding
on the Waller farm in Royalton. About
three acres OF land go with the sale. With
this purchase Mr.. Putnam now oW rs the
entire lands formerly included in the
Waller premises.
A special train service to the @. A. r.
reunion az Rochester, Aug. 9Th, that Is
not advertised on the posters, viii be ex-
ira coaches attached to Central Vermont
regular mail train from the north due 81
Bethel 81 1920 q. M. and will leave for
Rochester ct II O'Clock. This special
viii carry passengers FROM Randolph, eR-
timated at about one hundred, including
the Green Mountain band d some Of
the speakers. It has baan arranged to
have this band play g few pieces while ct
the station here before leaving for ROch-
ester. This train viii accommodate those
who are unable 20 reach Bethel in time to
take the earlier train.
Work on the Findley bridge crossings
has been progressing well the east week,
the strike having q favorable influence Il
any on the work. The railroad has not
been able TO lee the contracts for the
building Of the new roads, but is pushing