Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-23
Notlee.


For sale to settle an estate, a valuable
water power and grist mill OF 1-3 #. port
atle stone nearly new, india wheat bolt,
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 a small vii
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, Vt. ae IL
daughter was born June 20 to Mr..
and Mrs Wallace J. Gould.
George bearing has been drawn to FIJI a
vacancy on the petit jury in Windsor
county court.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Lord Josie Morse)
sailed last Saturday from San Francisco
for Honolulu.
Granite lodge OF Good Templars will
meet Monday evening, with Miss Myrtle
Pqrrott as leader.
Fred NJ. Clough OF Schenectady, N. Y,
arrived Friday to pay visit to his father,
Daniel NJ. Clough.
J. A. Graham, A. Lee Cady and w. r.
Briggs attended the Masonic convention
at Burlington last week.
Mrs. Elroy +. Wallace returned Mon
day from Burlington, where she has been
for operation upon her eyes.
4 M
tion was IN town Thursday in the inter
est OF his candidacy for states attorney.
Robert Putnam OF Hanover was in
town over Sunday to meet Rev. DAME.
Putnam and Mrs. Putnam Of Unionville,
Conn.
Universnlisl church, Sunday, June 90
Morning service at 1915 with sermon hy
the pastor; Sunday school at II. Cordial
invitation to all.
Weldon Eei'h, L. s. n, lately sta
toned Of Norfolk navy yard, was in town
over Sunday, paying a visit to bis sister,
Mrs. Wesley Quimby.
Clarence Sanders, the young son of C.
L. Sanders, is recovering nicely from
broken arm, caused by kick from a
horse about two weeks ago.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. 4
Wallace gathered at their home Monday
evening to help them celebrate the 10th
anniversary OF their marriage.
c. +. Noble has sold his farm in Lynn I
pus to Frederick Root of Greenfield, /
Mass. Mr.. Noble is to retain possession I
of bis premises until May /, 1911.
E. w. Work. late "devil'' in the Office
OF the Bethel Printing Co., has gone to
his home in Manchester and expects to
work in the White Mountains this sum-
mer.
p. P. Wynn from Daniel Lille post, G.
A. r., and W. II. Edmunds from Gen.
Baxter post OF Gaysyille were iu Montpel-
Ter last week attending the state encamp-
ment
Mrs. j. c. Burnett and Miss Bertha
Burnett left Saturday for Rutland where
they will visit relatives and Mrs. Burnett
v i'll also 70 on to visit relatives at Sara
Ioga, n. Y.
son, Jonathan Ayerill, WAS born
June 10 at Bethlehem, Penn, TO Mr.. aud
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Burnett, being a grand
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Burnett a
Northampton, Mass.
INJURY yer Of " lmtnFOp, Mass. and
bis mother, Mrs. Charles E. Sawyer,
Iormer residents Of this town. were In
own Saturday at s. N. Washburn's.
brother Of Mrs. Sawyer
Asa B, Cbatteld grnduated from Whit
,omb high last week and bas gone Is Bel.
lows Fails 70 vork on = farm. Paul VII
son Of the same class IS working On
larm at south Randolph
Mrs. Ira Ellis Of Brookline. Mass.
WITH her mother, Mrs. Bell, aud her sis
Ter Miss Bell, sre at the SilverthnFn cot
lsge in Bethel Gilsad for the summer. !
Af. Ellis is expected to join them next !
week.