Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-27
Bethel Local Intelligence

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Miss Maud Hatch OF West Randolph has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. B. g. Bundy.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jackson, Sept. 14th.
Mrs. Z. s. Fiske and son, Fred Fassett,
of Waitsfield visited friends in town last
week.
The fair OF the White River Valley asso-
citation was a success from every but a
financial point of view.
Frank Carroll is sick with typhoid fe-
yer, ana Mrs. Carroll has been recalled
| from New Hampshire, where she was Wis
iting.
Milton Allen has returned from a
months visit at Franklin Falls, N. H.
Mrs. Mary Waller and Miss Waller
have returned to their home in Chicago,
after spending the summer at their resi-.
dence on Royalton Hill.
Mrs. j. f. Ainsworth, Miss Ainswortb
and Miss Gertrude Ainsworth returned to
their home in Ded ham, Mass last week.
Miss Haywood OF Lancaster, n. H., is
the guest of her friend, Miss Carrie A.
Curtis.
DIR. l.. NJ. Greene went to Gaysville,
Wednesday of last week to assist DR.. c. c.
Smith in the amputatlon of the foot OF
Carmi Read. The operation was performed
above the ankle joint, and it was found
that the bones OF the foot were complete
ly honeycombed from the result OF gan
CREME.
James Hancock is acting as porter at the
Wilson House.
Miss Nellie Bascom has returned from
an extended visit at Alexandra Bay,N Y.
J.i ID. Denison, epresentative-eleet OF
West Randolph, and g. w. Davis Of Ran
dolph were in town Friday.
Miss Addie Magivney returned to
Philadelphia last Saturday, going by way
OF Penacook, n. H., where She viii visit
her sister, Mrs. Pearl Cutler.
Emerson Hall and wife OF St. Johns
bury visited at Edwin Fishers last Mon
day.
The Al Martz Speciality company gave
an entertainment in the townhall Wednes-
day OF last week TO a large aud fence. The
chief features were j. II. SsnfOrd's char
acter songs and Al Martz in his champion
imitation bone solo. Miss Bessie Grayson
appeared in character songs and the skirt
dance, executing the split with great dex-
terity. Tony Coleman, as end man and as
clog dancer. received much applause.
Pliny Ward has been gaging war
against the woodchucks on his farm this
summer and carries forty-one scalps in
his belt.
Mrs Pliny Ward has just finished a
beoquilt which contains 1916 pieces.
See the advertisement in another col
umn OF Barnard farm for sale.
Alvin Hatch received a severe kick
from his horse last week, which causes
him to walk with cruteh.
Mrs Louise Woodwork has severed her |
with the shoe shop, aid Miss /
Annie Hamilton is filling her place as |
stenographer for the shoe shop, as we'll as
hat place at the tannery.
AFRO b. Bowen has purchased OF the 1
Myron Burnett estate the strip of land on 4
he Gaysville road, bounded by the White I
river, the road, A. j. Graham's land and 1
he line Of the Ingalls, farm.
Grey squirrels, partridges and rabbits 1
are found in great abundance IN this Vi I
cinity this fan by the sportsmen. In one +
place on the farm OF l.. f. Wallace seven.
teen "greyersn have been killed within
radius OF stones throw, and A. II.
spooner has lost over twenty-five bushels
u corn through these mischievous ro-
dents.
Lloyd Johnson lost two valuable cows
lately through their being struck by
lightning, while standing under trees
during a storm.
Robert Wilson enters the University OF
this week