Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-16

is 50 Il. front by II rods deep. Concrete
walk and drive, foe lawn and garden.
Excellent drainage, also fine water, which
Is rented For further information in
quire of 4w w. c. WALDO, Bethel, VT.
John KImban is visiting in eastern
/ Massachusetts.
Warren Preston is making quite extern
sive repairs on his house.
Frank Currler OF Chelsea, Mass, spent
Sunday at q. w. Berrys.
Edward ellison Of New York is visiting
his brother, IL. II. Gibson.
Bethel band played at the soldiers re-
union at Barnard last Tuesday.
Mrs. f. l.. Martin has gone to Nantas-
ket Beach, Mass, To visit her sister.
Five new names were received at the
Grange meeting last Saturday evening.
Rev. T. Roscoe OF Rochester will preach
at the Universalist church next Sunday.
NJ. NJ. Whipple has SO far recovered
from his sore band as to be on the street.
NJ. b Fish and family of Ira spent sun
day with his brother, w. L. Fish, of this
town.
! +. b Savage and family took carriage
drive TO Sharon and East Barnard last
week.
Mrs. G. L. stow OF Chelsea has been
spending several days with her son, +. a.
/ Davis.
Mrs. Henry Rice is visiting friends in
/ East Middiebury and vicinity for a week
\ or two.
Mrs. NJ. p. Stickney and Miss Cornelia
Stickney OF aoyalton were in town last
Friday.
/ Miss Minnie S. Davis of Hartford,
Conn, is staying with her sister, Mrs. W.
/ X. Adams.
George /. Abbott was called to Burling-
ton Monday by the illness OF his brother,
Fred Abbott.
Dr.. G. e. e. Sparhawk of Burlington
spent Sunday in town with mis- sister,
Mrs. G. L. Graham.
Miss Alice Sheldon and Miss Abbie
Whitcomb went To Boston last Friday to
be absent two weeks.
There is unclaimed mail matter at this
office for:-John ID. Harrington, Geo.
Keeie and j. b. thurman.
Two strolling musicians found Bethel
so fruitful a field last week that they
stopped three days in town.
e, A. Davis is building hennery and is
going into fine ponltry rsising, far bet
ter business than Klondiking.
Miss Carrie Curtis returned to her
school at Lancaster, n. H., last week, ac-
Frank Heath, employed in Kimball
Bros. Shoe factory at East Manchester is
visiting his mother, Mrs. g. J. Wallace.
The regular grange meeting will be held
Saturday of this week instead OF next on
account OF other engagements of the hall.
Miss f. NJ. Fogg returned from Chicago
LAST week, where she has been spending
the summer with her sister, Mrs Howe.
Miss Nettie Kepney has fuchsia nine
months old that has one hundred and
ninety six large buds and blossoms on it.
The new dam at Blue Hill has been so
far completed as to set the water back to
opposite the tenement houses OF M. G.
Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Messer celebrated
the first anniversary of their marriage
Thursday of last week with a party OF
friends.
G. r. Merrill OF the U. S Fish hatchery
at st. Johnsbury arrived in town last
week to take charge of the hatchery at
Lake Ansel.
p. c. Durham and Roland Reynolds
played in the orchestra for the dance at
The soldiers reunion at Barnard Tues
day evening.
Miss o. p. j. Long, who has been
spending the summer at f. b. Maxham's,
returned to her home in Boston the first
of the month.
A large party OF New York capitalists
were in town Tuesday on their way to in
spect the tale mines between Stockbridge
and Pittsfeld.
John Kloran has moved from the Ed
munds house to the tenement in the w.
l.. Parsons house, formerly occupied by
Dana Stoddard.
Nj iss Rose Pease, who has been living
the past year in the family OF A. Nj.
Marsh, returned to her home in Roches
ter, N. Y, last week.
Chas. LaRiviere, after an absence OF
year in Lewiston, Me-, and Newport, \.
H., has returned to Bethel and is working
for the Bethel Shoe Co.
Miss Eva Rowe OF New York, who has
been visiting at s.. B. Days, was suddenly
called to Georgia Tuesday by a telegram
announcing the serious illness of Der I
father.
Ed. Mcintyre went to Ward Hill, Mass, !
last week to get his household furniture 4
and will at once move onto the Ansel Bur- |
bank place which he has bought OF Adel- 1
bert Spooner.
Mrs. Josephine Devlin OF Greenfield, /
Mass, who has been stopping with her /
nephew, S. b. Day, returned to her home /
Thursday a. m. by special car attached 1
TO the morning mail.
Miss Eva Bagley, formerly OF Bethel |
and daughter of B. c. Bagley, proprietor
of Bethel Mills in the '70's, has graduated
from the Detroit Medical college and is
medicine in Iowa.
Mrs. E. F. Wilson left Sunday night to
join her husband, who is selling stoves in
western New York for Stone and Lord of
Otter River, Mass. Mrs. Wilson expects
TO be absent about four weeks.
Walter H. Baker, the efficient manager
Of I he freio hit 6eDartment of the e. v. n.
r. at Bethel, is taking vacation visiting
friends in Massachusetts. During his
absence his duties are being performed by
station Agent j. H. Waldo.