Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-06

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Mrs. o. O. Rogers is seriously i'll witt
the grip.
Mrs. L. H. Edison is visiting in Soutl
| Woodstock.
J.H. Myers has moved into a tenemen
in the Fiske block.
WE c. Stickney and daughter, Mis-
Mary, are in Boston.
Mrs. Laura Williams visited relatives IL
| Woodstock last week.
E. S.Martin OF Rochester visited his son
F. L. Martin, last week.
D.F. Gould and wife of Gaysville spen
Sunday at R. s. Adams.
Bert Stevens has gone to Raymond, N
H., to work in shoe shop.
Ray, young son Of e. r.. Chase Of thu
Wilson House, Is very sick. H'
Fred Fits OF Fitchburgh, Mass, visited
his uncle, Henry Rice, last week.
| John.Q. Adams and wife OF East Bar.
nard spent Sunday at r. s. Adams.
M. G. Stafford has improved his house by
putting dormer window into the roof.
Miss Alice Sawyer OF Randolph Center
visited friends here Friday and Saturday,
Evan Dutton, who hes been living on
Camp Brook, has moved back to Royal
ton.
Miss Mary Chadwick has accepted po-
sition as teacher in the Rutland High
school.
E. r. Billiard ofSpringfeld, Mass, made
a short visit in town last week, returning
home Monday.
Mrs. Der. c. Rogers has bought OF Mrs.
J.F. Ainsworth the premises now occupied
by Mrs. F. E. Ray. .
Thirty-six dollars were realized from the
poverty bail Friday evening for the bene-
fit OF the Free Library.
Miss Nellie Rogers has closed an en-
gagement with the committee to teach in
the Woodstock High school.
Miss Addie Bradbury and Mrs. A. F..
Bradbury were visiting last week and this
in Enfield and Canaan, N. FL.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fits and Mr.. and Mrs.
Heller Holman OF Braintree were the
guests OF ". A. Durham Friday.
Mr.. Kinsman, foreman on the Fiske
block, having completed the block, re-
turned to his home in Rochester Saturday.
VIM Hatch was at his fathers, Alvin
Hatchs, last week but returned Saturday
to Holyoke, where he is working in paper
mill.
Miss Ida Rice, employed upon the Trans
cript at Athol, Mass, Is spending two
weeks vacation with her father, Henry
Rice.
Mrs. ID. w Bliss is reported to be on the
way to recovery from her recent severe ILL
ness.
The subject OF Rev. e. w. Sturtevant
Thursday evening will be 1.-THE ideal Z. Il.
society, what 1t is doing and how 1t is do
ing it,"
G. l.. Chadwick went TO Burlington
Wednesday to have all examination made
OF his right eye, which is giving him Sc
rious trouble.
Apropos of electric lights the young kid
remarked last week upon going out doors
and seeing the bright stars" Who has been
wiring the sky ?" i
Walter Brink met with quite serious
accident last Monday while drawing wood
with span of horses, totally wrecking a
set of traverse sleds and badly bruising
himself.
The auditors OF the town of Bethel will
meet in the library rooms in the town hall
Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 10 and 20.
The auditors this year are j.. g. Burnett
r. M. Chase and F. l.. Martin.
Fuller Smith OF st. Adams, clerk OF the
board OF railroad commissioners, was in
town Saturday, making Investigations in
regard to the accident to G. H. CARTER at
Finley Bridge last December.
AS c. l.. Chadwick wss leading his horse
to water Sunday morning, the horse be-
came frightened and kicked, striking Mr..
Chadwick full in the face, cutting several
gashes which had to be sewed up.
The Ladies' Social union will hold its
party and chicken pie supper at
the Harrington parlors Wednesday even
ng, Feb. II. The public who have not re-
,eived invitations will be served at 20 cents
zach. -
The excellent shedding OF the past week
mas brought cords upon cords Of wood and
bark into the village. AT the tannery a
orce OF eight men is working hard to
Keep the bark piled as it comes in. In adj
iition to what is brought in on sleds from
he surrounding country, several car loads
ire received every day from Canada and
he northern part Of the state.
A Sunday school institute is to be held
It the Congl church next Wednesday |
morning and afternoon, beginning at 10 |
,'clock. Representatives from the vsri-
,us schools OF Rochester, Stockbridge,
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thief speaker will be l. b. Miller OF Con.
ord, N. H., Sunday school secretary for
Vermont and New Hampshire. He will |
peak at both sessions. The remainder OF
he program will consist OF papers and ad-
lresses by the Sunday school workers OF
Bethel and adjoining towns. All are cor
Tally invited.
The eleventh convention OF the Golden
Rule Union OF Christian Endeavor socie-
les was held at the Cong'l church last
Friday and very full attendance was
lad from the IS societies comprising the
lnion. The union now has AL active
members, 157 associate and % honorary
members, making in all 651 members. The
ddress in the evening by Rev. H. w.
,oyd OF Hartford was heard by crowded
louse. Mr.. Boyd's subject was 'sTwen-
ieth Century Citizenship" Papers were
cad also by Rev. g. w. Morrow OF Ran
olph, Rev. Q. M. Palmer OF Sharon, Mrs.
. M Pike and Mrs. d. G. Stearns Of Roy
lton, and recitation was given by Mrs.
1imball OF the Whitcomb High school.
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