Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-09
BETHEL PERSONALS.

The class OF 80 Whitcomb High School,
was invited by classmate George Whitney
of Tunbridge to spend the 4th with him.
They did SO 10 the number of seventeen,
including friends,a and in spite Of the tickle
weather the occasion was pleasant one.
The "young gentleman from Swantonn
visited in town over Sunday.
Miss Jessie Spaulding is to teach the
school on Christian Hill the coming term.
Mrs. Amanda NJ. Parker of Lempster, n.
H., is visiting her son, Rev. S. A. Parker.
She is nearly eighty years of age and this
is her first visit for nineteen years.
Minor Furman starts at the close of this
week upon a tour through Woodstock,
Sherburne, Pittsfield and vicinity to last
several weeks.
Misses Carrie and Josie Heath went on
Monday to Sutton, n. H., to visit their un
Gle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. S. n. WEIGH.
Miss Mary Barnes of Montpelier is stop
ping few days with Dr. c. G. Perry.
Florence Bowen is visiting her grand
father in Waitstield.
Nellie Terry has gone to Foxboro to Wis
it her sister, Mrs. Frank Kittredge.
DIR. p. ID. Ellis of Swanton was in town
Friday and Saturday of last week.
C. r. Noble of New York is at his sum
mer home, echo Farm
Mrs. Chas. Waldo has returned from her
extended tour in the West. 1.-..- -
A. w. Kenney of Royalton and Charles
Downer of Sharon were in town Thursday
and Friday of last week.
Louis Whittier took the examination
last week at Boston for entrance into the
Mass. Institute OF Technology.
DIR. w. E. Sylvester of Waterbury was
in town last week.
The news was received last week of the
death from diphtheria, of Harry, the five
year old son OF G. l.. Frank now of Cur
wensville, Pa Harry was bright little
fellow and his parents will receive much
sympathy from acquaintance in Bethel in
their loss.
Misses Josie and Nellie Seymour of Ho,-
yoke, Mass are visiting at their sisters, |
Mrs. Alvin Hatch.
Mrs. q. B. Kimball OF North Ferrisburg,
and her daughter have been visiting her
uncle, Lloyd Johnson.
Solomon Durham and wife of Hancock |
have been taking carriage trip through
the state, stopping while in Bethel with
Mrs. Lloyd johnson, sister of Mr.. Dun
ham.
Great chance, farm 123 acres, 450 sugar
trees, plenty timber and wood and fair |
buildings. Cash 1916 or $500 with $50 cash |
down. Inquire of Fred Arnold, Bethel, vt. |
Miss Lula Pease of Springfield, Mass,
has been visiting at Mrs. R. s. wilson's
an aunt.
Chester Bickford and n. L. Boyden. ESQ.
of Randolph were in town last THURSDAY.
Grosvener Paine of Montpelier has been
visiting his brother John Paine.
Mrs. Amplias French living on the bor-
der line of Stockbridge and Bethel near
Lilliesville, died last Monday aged severn /
ty-six years.
Large delegations from this place |
attended the 4th of July celebrations, both /
at White River Junction and Montpelier.
Seven applications for the sugar bounty 1
were made from this town, viz: Frank /
Chamberlain, Edwin Morse, Ephraim 4
Twitchell, Chas. Waldo, Julius Wilson.
Aaron Wilson and J. j. Wilson.
U. 5. Marshal, Rollin A1msden Of Wind
sor was in town last Monday and it was
rumored that he was here looking I'D evil
dence in regard TO some peddhng of sttan-
glefoor' without government license.
Mrs. Chas. II. Ballard of SomerviIle.
Mass, is visiting at George Berry's.
Wm. Moore, who has bean employed in
the tannery for the past year has gone TO
his home ~ Bedford, P. q, to work thro'
haying.
Augustus Gaffney, commercial traveller
for Barber Bros. OF Boston has been visit