Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-07-22
viii Markham is in Barnard.

! Real Estate Agents, Bethel, VT.
( Will Maxham is in Barnard.
| Miss Nellie Gillette is visiting friends at
! East Randolph.
Mrs. Lyman Child spent several days at
+ Taftsyille last week. 1 sas -aaEn
Miss Ellen Pember has Just sold fine
mare to C. X. Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Angel are visiting
/ his mother, Mrs. r. ID. Angel.
J Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Graham and child
OF Barre are at A. J. Graham's.
Willis Dunbar was at Sharon Wednes-
day and Thursday Of last week.
Chas. A. Davis returned to his business
at Lancaster, =. H., last Monday.
Mrs. W. n. Cragin and two children
spent last Thursdayiu town with friends.
II. B. Haselton is taking a vacation of
ten days at his former home in STAFFORD.
f l.. Harrington and family Of Pbila-
delphia are at Mrs. Mary +. Harrington's.
Mrs. g. j. Wallace returned last Satur-
day after an txten1ed stay IN Concord
n. II.
Willis C. Waldo and family are spend
ing the week with relatives at Lebanon,
y. II.
Lewis Tatro has moved into the tene-
ment house OF E. 5. Jackson on Main
street.
Bert Rogers has sold has grocery stock
in the Bascom House block to L. ).
Heath.
Dana stoddard is working for his
brother in-law, John Hertle, on Broad
Brook.
Quite large party OF young folks en-
joyed a ride to Silver lake, Barnard, last
Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Woodmaa OF Moburn,
Mass, 1t spending the summer at {. Z.
Buckman's.
A ten. pound son was born last Friday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Parrot on
Christian HILL
Arthur Whitney and Harry Towner re-
turned last week from a bicycle trip TO
Lake Dunmore.
NJ ss Emma Green, R teacher at Taun-
ton, Mass, is spending the summer with
Mrs. A. A. Soper.
Mrs. G.. +. Clark and Miss Stella CT TX
returned last Friday after visit of d
week at wolfboro, n. II.
Miss NJ. 5. Fogg leaves this week for a
months trip to Chicago, Ill, where her
sister, Mrs. Howe, resides. ns
Mrs. Frances Welsby and SOD, Charles, I
OF North Adams are staying with her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank l.. Martin.
A. a. Abbott, workman in the harness
shop OF ). Z. Cady, Is at his nome IN Cnel- 4
sea on account of sickness.
Edison Emery Of East Randolph has 4
rented tenement In the second story OF 4
the ID. I. Dyke house on Main street.
July 5th a daughter was born to Mr.. 4
and Mrs. John Foley and a Granddaugh. 4
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rice.
Miss Emma Tattan and Miss Clsrissa /
Raymond OF Hartford, Conn, are spend
ing the summer at Mrs. c. c. Stearns'.
There are unclaimed letters at this
Office for Fred Berry, Benz. Dugan, MIR. !
Don Hollis, Mr.. Nelson Mcpherson and
Miss Alice Raglan.
Twin sons were born last Sunday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Frelan, each
weighing seven and one-haf pounds.
One OF the babies died the same day.
Chss. Allen, lessee OF the Wilson House
since last August, goes out OF the hotel
Saturday OF next week. II Is understood
that Bert c. Rogers will be the new les
see.
M. and Mrs. G. w. Marston have the
past week entertained Mrs. Dennis Flow
ers, Miss Lucy Flowers End Miss Waters
of Hartland and Miss Helen Flowers OF
Lebanon, y. ii.
The Junior Order of American Me-
chanics initiated one new member at
their regular meeting last Friday even
ing and also received a visit from vice.
Counsellor Cleverly OF Hartland.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Bethel Electric Light and
Power company last Friday evening the
following directors were chosen: DIR. X.
NJ. Chase, NJ. g. Stafford, NJ. A. Moody,
= NJ. Washburn and W n. Dreamer The
other officers will be elected at an adj
iourned meeting.
Wednesday evening of last week the
tiume at Gaysville carrying the water for
j. T.. Safford's mill and the Bethel Elec-
trio Light and Power Co.'S plant was car
ried out by the high water. No extern
sive damage was done, however, and the
flume was put in repair so that lights
were had again Friday night.
I. A. Peartt and W. II. Carpenter, his
foreman, OF Keene, n. H., were in town
last Saturday and are making arrange
ments for the pushing OF the work on the
new bicycle rim shop. Mr.. Peartt has
bought all the windows of the old B. & NJ.
railroad depot at Boston and will use
them in his factories at Bethel and Pitts
fisld----a. -.1-N2A-.' g.
There will be an entertainment at the
church in Bethel Lympus Wednesday
evening, July %, for the benefit of the ,
church society. There will be readings,
and Miss Symons of Meriden, Conn.
Mrs. X. NJ Chase, Miss Ella Welck and
Messrs. Blossom and Reynolds OF Bethel /
village will take part. With this talent
present do. not miss the opportunity to {
attend. ~ .1-es 80
The summer terrnEof the Camp Brook
school closed July 10. Whole number of
pupils, IS. Average attendance, 1876. r
There were no tardy marks during the
term. Names of pupils not absent are: {
Robert E. Bundy, Bessie NJ. Martin, !
Walter H. Preston, Thressie r. Flint and G
Katie M. Dsrtt. Roy E. Aldrich was
absent one half day. Willie A. Aldrich {
and Scott w. Lennis were absent one day I
zach. CARRIE JAcKMAN, Teacher. j
The late William Belcher OF San Fran =
,isco left a sum of $4,000 for a library Z
und for the town OF Stockbridge, his ma !,
i've place. A corporation has been or
yanized under the statute law Of Vermont
With trustees to manage the library and !
he fund, which is to be invested and the 7
income only used for the benefit of a Ii !
)rary. Five thousand dollars of this be- .
Iuest have already been paic to the trus- Z
ees and rooms have been fitted in the >
tore of ]. A. Chedel, who will be the IL 3