Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-13


clerks office Thursday, Feb. next, to
settle accounts against the town.
The auditors will meet at same place
Friday, Feb. A, to settle the accounts OF
the town officers
G S.:' A. M, Graham, Auditors.
c. d. Cushing.
Bethel, Jan. 10, 1910. 3w ae
Miss Celia MeLoud is visiting friends
at Stowe.
Mrs. Laura e. Caswell OF Ripton is vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Perry.
Joseph B. Garland is absent on two
weeks trip visiting friends in Massachus-
etts.
Il. f. Burnett was absent last week at
tending the Dairymen's meeting at Bur-
lington.
Elisha Davis is recovering from an at
tack OF pneumonia. Mr.. Davis will be
ninety-two years old Feb. %.
Granite lodge, /. o. @. T., held pleas
ant sociable at Cushing hall Monday
evening. Refreshments were served and
good program WAS carried out.
Albert L. stearns, who was thought to
be recovering from an attack of pneu-
monia, had a setback the first OF the
week and is again under the care OF the
nurse, Miss Florence Bowen.
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Brown, mother OF the
late Eben q. Brown, formerly Of Bethel,
died at the home Of her grandson, B. c.
Brown, in Maynard, Mass, Jan. 4, OF
pneumonia. Her age WAS about 50 years.
Advertised mail Mrs. Fred Bacon,
Miss Geneva Burke, Mr.. Fred Gladue,
Mr.. John LaPorte, Mrs. Eugene La Rock,
Mr.. George ID. Muuds, Miss Annie
Pierce, Mr.. Arthur Weeks, Miss s. K.
Kent.
The National White River bank de-
olared Jan. its usual semi-annual divi-
dend Of three per cent and carried to the
surplus fund $4,000. The surplus and
undivided profits OF the bank nov
amount to over 5000
AT the last meeting OF Rising Star
grange the officers we're installed by \. A.
Priest, State Grange secretary OF Ran
dolph, assisted by Miss Dora Phelps of
Gaysville, after which a supper was
served by the committee in charge.
Rev. F.. 8. Fiske Of Montpelier, form
CT resident OF Bethel, filed a petition in
bankruptcy last week. He has been late
" engaged in the lumber business. He
has liabilities Of s19.26i % and assets OF
fi4, 30g.42, OF which t1210 is exempt.
At special session OF the o. s. court
held at Montpelier, Jan. 8. the following
residents Of Bethel took their inal papers
in Naturalization Carl Herman Olson, a
subject OF the king Of Sweden, and Carlos
Piani an Aehille Camnehlni, subjects Of
the king o. Italy.
Mrs Addie Warren, deputy district
president Of District No. 8 Of the state as
sembly OF Rebekabs, left Tuesday on q
trip to install new officers in the local
branches Of the order as follows:-At
Post Mills on Tuesday, at Woodstock on
Wednesday and At Felehville on Thurs
day.
On Monday, supt. Clifford Of the
Woodbury. Granite Co. showed his plant
10 a group of visiting granite men, in
Guiding Albert Pierce OF Frankfort, Me-,
manager Of the Waldo Granite works,
Frank Read OF Frankfort and w. s.
White OF Rockland. Me-, general manager
OF the Booth Bros. and Hurricane Island
Granite Co.
At the annual meeting OF the Univer-
saiist parish held Monday evening, Jan
,, the following officers were elected for
the year. Moderator, c. d. Cushing;
clerk, Mrs. r. J. Flint; treasurer, O. p.
Northrop; standing committee, A. Lee
Csdy, c. d. Cushing, o. n. Barrows, r.
J. Film, DR.. Q. d. Greene; auxiliary COM
mittee, Mrs. F. l. Martin, Mrs Ella
Greene, Mrs. Frank Wallace, Mrs. W. @.
shaw, Mrs. Robert Noble; director Of
music, Miss Edith NJ. Greene.
A car loaded with the world-renow ned
Budweiser beer was sidetracked al this
station and many mouths began TO water
With the prospect ia view Subsequent
Developments dried 90 the flowing saliva
when L was learned that the stay Of the
eGervescing liquid 10 toEn was only ten
porary. Il seems that tie trucks 81 the
car we're ont q order sud il vas set ont a.
Bethel O. provide f3r iis relocating in an
other car which was done on SUNDAY bv
fathiul Dick Wynn and bis assistant
and ihe consignment was sEaiu sent Or
fls Nar. % the regret Cf nsuF.