Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-25

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Lynn, Mass.
DIR. and Mrs. E. A. Burnett OF Poultney
are visiting relatives In town.
Mrs. Zebina Spaulding is recovering
from severe attack OF illness.
Mrs. E. B. Kimball of Burlington was
at g. H. Kimball's over Sunday.
Patrons OF the Harrington creamery re-
ceived tic. per pound for July butter.
Prof. Gilmore Ward Bryant returned to
his duties at Raleigh, N. C., Tuesday.
Mrs. Maud Davis OF Marshfeld was the
guest OF Mrs. Lee Cady at Lake Ansel last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Atwood have re-
turned from a visit to their son at Wood
stock.
VIM. Stickney is at home after taking a
course in biology in summer school near
Boston.
William Stickney and friends took a
carriage drive to Rochester mountain
| Tuesday.
Miss Gail Perkins OF Windsor has been
guest the past week OF Miss Mary
| Stickney.
Mrs. Martha Crosset. has returned from
two months visit TO friends in Berlin
and Montpelier.
s. NJ. washburn goes to New York this
week for the purpose OF looking up novel;
| ties for fall trade. un
Willis Dunbar, Walter Mason and
Clinton Reed OF Co. F, are in town this
week on furloughs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foley and child OF
Brockton, Mass, are at Henry Rice's,
father OF Mrs. Foley.
Harlan W. Kemp OF Montpelier, OF the
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co., was IN
town last Thursday.
John Miller OF Springfield, Mass, is
spending two weeks with M. n. Kendall,
father OF Mrs. Miller.
Camp meeting began last Saturday on
the grounds near Finley bridge and will
last until next Sunday.
The Guild OF the Episcopal church
meets Thursday afternoon OF this week
with Mrs. j. J. Wilson.
Robert Wilson leaves for Williston Fri
day where he is to be principal of the
school the coming year.
Robert Soper OF Co. F, returned to his
home in this town Monday, suffering
from a severe attack of malaria.
Rev. G. B. Clark went to Burlington
Monday for a course OF treatment at the
Vermont sanitarium OF DR.. Prime.
Richard Wynn is wearing mourning
over his right eye, said to have been re-
ceived in a rough and tumble wrestle
with plank.
Rev. +. s. c. wicks of Boston will
preach at the Universalist church next
Sunday in this village and at Barnard in
the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis are absent on
a weeks visit to relatives at Manchester,
". H., and their farm is being carried on
by Fred Brown.
Mrs. Il. s. Fouratt OF Arlington Heights,
Mass, was called to town last week BY the
serious illness OF her brother, Rev. q. b.
Clark, rector OF Christ church.
Rev. S. A. Parker, Rev. r. A. Reed,
Harry L. Adams, Miss Stella Adams and
Miss Pauline Reed are at Stowe this week
attending the state Universalist conyen-
ton.
Owing to the pastors absence at camp
meeting the preaching service at the
Methodist chapel wilt be omitted, but |
there will be Sunday school at the usual
hour.
Mrs. John Vail OF Cambridge, Mass,
was in town the first OF the week TO at
tend the funeral OF her sister, Mrs. O. NJ.
Miller. She was accompanied by her son,
John Vail.
Mark Sargent, Esq, Of Royalton was in
town TUESDAY as justice in the case OF "A.
j. Davis VS.. w. W. Lewis OF Pomfret in
which judgment was rendered by default
against Lewis.
Miss Addie Smith, a former teacher In
the Whitcomb High school, but now
matron of the Claremont N. H. Cottage
hospital, is staying few weeks with
friends in Bethel and Gaysvilie.
Mrs. +. N. Chapman left Monday for
4 short visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. j. Hutchine, at Leominster, Mass,
after which she will join Mr.. Chapman at
Lake Dunmore for fishing trip.
Az \ a..,nal Che m dlar ~ Qarlfn aooor... |
panied by her daughter, Miss Mabel
Chandler, a teacher in the Barre city
school, spent several days last week with
her sister. Mrs. Samuel Howard.
The Central Vermont Railroad company
has erected a car house south of the water !
tank in their yard at Bethel for the ac-
of the hand car OF section
No los, of which James Egan Is "boss."
Miss Nellie Paine, after spending a two
Mrs. Il. S. Paine, returned to Boston last
where she still holds her posi- I
ion as stenographer for the Moser Safe
company. .
An examination will be held at the
Flynn schoolhouse on Tuesday, Aug. 80, 9
II 10 a. IN. OF those pupils no wish their !
uition paid by the town district in the
higher English branches at the Whitcomb
High school.
MISS Lilly hluBs uhuRuter OF Va. L.
King, was looking out OF the window
when the lightning struck a large ash |.
opposite the house and completely de-
troyed it. Pieces OF the tree can be seen !
or quite distance around the place.
There was clam bake and boat ride on :
Blue Hill lake last Saturday afternoon .
ind evening which was enjoyed by many
people from out of town as well as Bethel !
people. In the evening music was fur
iished by the Bethel Cornet band.
The Shoe company expect to fit up next 2
month so as to run by electricity from :
he Gaysville station Of the Electric Light
company. This may necessitate a shut :
Town of abou. two weeks. When done it /,
s expected to be great saving over steam
power.
The schools in the town district viii be- :
lin Aug. 18th and the following teachers
ave been engaged: East Bethel, Miss c.
8. Weymouth; Christian Hill, Miss
xingsland OF Bridport; 'Lympus, Miss
Nora Cutler; Upper Camp Brook, Mrs. Z.