Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-11-04
Perry Dunham IS auite sick.


j. II. EDISON, Photographer,
Dealer in Amateur Supplies.
Perry Durham is quite sick.
Frank JENNIE is visiting in Lebanon, n.
H.
+. w. Clark returned from Boston
Saturday night.
Miss Jessie Spaulding visited friends in
PiItsfield over Sunday.
Pearl Savage spent several days in
Barnard hunting last week.
Rev. S. A. Parker spent several days Of
last week in New Hampshire.
G. W Berry and wife returned to their
winter home in Boston Monday.
Mrs. Dan Remington returned to her
home in Newport, n. H., last Saturday.
Guy Wilson and wife have just returned
from a weeks visit in Boston and vicin-
ity
Three applications for membership in
the grange were received Saturday even
ing.
There are unclaimed letters at this
office for d. Eddy, Warren b. Lake and
Walter Luce.
j. p. Marsh and wife have Just returned
from a ten days tiip to Boston and east.
ern Massachusetts,.
G II Osgood and George Waldo spent
last week IN the north part of the state,
buying horses and cattle.
Mrs. Hu sey, who has been visiting
Mrs. b. Rogers during the past week,
has returned 10 Rutland.
II. NJ. Barrett went to Boston last week
and returned with a car load OF horses,
which he picked up in Boston.
L. S. Fish Commissioner Titcomb sent
q man here Wednesday 10 take charge Of
the iish hatchery at Lake Ansel.
Mrs. Ellen Spaulding OF Mohawk, N.
y, Is visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
William Rogers, on Royalton Hill.
George Veazie and wife have moved to
HenniEer, ~ H., where they will have
employ in the local shoe factory.
Miss Hall of Island Pond, a teacher in
the Bradford High school, spent a few
days of last week with her friend, Miss
Haley.
Eighty two people from this village and
adjoining towns avail d themselves OF the
low railroad rates Of the excursion to visit
Boston.
The Rev. Wilmond Warner has been
seriously i'll the past week, but his many
friends will be glad to know that he is
improving.
Mrs. }. L Wellington OF Eagle Bridge,
n. Y, has been in town the past week, /
visiting her sisters, Sarah Abbott and /
Jenny Tolles.
At he last meeting OF the Bethel sport
ing association the first prize for sp int |
ing was awarded to q. c. Rogers. No one
contested the award.
Miss Kate McKabe OF Hanover and |
Henry Cross of Lebanon, n. H., were |
married last Thursday at the Episcopal /
parsonage by the Rev. g. b. Clarke.
Road Commissioner Clark Davis has /
made warm friends in Highland Valley 1
by widening the streets aud constructing 1
a sidewalk Tor the inhabitants thereof
Wesley Miller was summoned as Juror
at the session Of the U. s. court at Mont
peler last week. After the adjournment
of court MIR. Miller visited friends in
Barre.
Miss Nellie Gillette was elected lecturer
of the grange at its regular meeting
evening TO fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Clayton
Durham.
James Waterman, who graduated in the
class of '97 from the Bethel High school.
is at present singing in the gualtet of the
College Street Congregatit "a! church at
Burlington.
There will be great horse race at
South RoS altoh next saturday. Edwin
ana Alvin Hatch have depos.
all the merits OF their respective steeds,
Bethel J. and Rose Hatch.
The Italians who have been working on
the dam for several weeks all left this
week. One of them while here fell off the
stone wall, erected by the Bicycle Co,
opposite where the Italians boarded. He
was sent to Boston for treatment, but
died OF his injuries.
The students OF the Grammar depart-
nent of the High school will hold their
regular debate Friday afternoon Cues
lion, "Resoived, That Europe has the
greatest natural basis for the founding of
/ great nation" The debate will be fol.
owed 10y Rotations and essays.
Rollin ellison is refitting and improving ,
he rooms recently occupied by Eugene
Osha and we hear that we will soon have
another tonsorial artist in town. There i
s danger that such excessive competition
imong the white aprons will diminish
heir already over burdened bank ac- .
counts.
Ten witnesses we're summoned to testify
concerning the sale of liquor at the hotel
sept BY John b. Sawyer at Stock bridge.
they were compelled to leave for Mont :
,eiier on the midnight train, but the U.
!. deputy seemed to have struck band OF I
iood Iemplars snd no evidence was 2
orthcoming.
Tuesday was day of intense interest in
iethel as il was the first day that water
lad ever flowed over the big dam. How
yer ali the wise and knowing ones, who
ave predicted SO much damage by water.
by the way, quite an unknown element
D BethelJ were sorsly disappointed, as
ractically no damage has resulted.
Last Saturday it was clearly demon
rated, by e suit tried at the Office Of I
TnOld and Wilson before Justice VIII b
am r. Adams, that il does not pay 10 lei r
our hens and chickens get fat ia YOUR
eishpor's garden II cost an East Beth
man SO and costs FOR the summer rhs-
rage Ct five hens aud a lot OF jnlv A
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