Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-27

Mrs. B. NJ. Brooks is visiting In Green
field, Mass.
| Miss Minnie Wallace is visiting In
South Hadley, Mass.
Miss May Blossom is working in the
store OF q. w. Marston.
Austin Ward OF Guildhall is visiting his
cousin, George L. Ward. aus
Il. G. Mcintyre has sold out bis milk
route to c. s. Davis & Son. tl9H
William II. Kidder of Boston is visiting
his father, Harvey j. Kidder.
Lawyer John @. Sargent OF Ludlow was
in town Saturday OF last week.
Mrs. George Topper is in Montpelier
this week, it being ladies' week.
Mrs. II. c. Rice and Mrs. John Foley
visited friends in Braintree last week.
Mrs. NJ. G. Stafford and daughter, Miss
Penelope, weres in sutton, p. O., last
week.
Mrs. Muzzey and Don Muzzey OF St.
Adams were guests at NJ. @. Safford's this
week.
Advertised letters at Bethel pcstoffice
for Leaon Fisk, Mrs. Ida Luce and Mr.. NJ.
Kinsella.
George Abear OF Hauc ok, former res
ident OF Bethel, called on friends in town
the past week.
Ainswo house to the house in the rear
of the town hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Longley and Miss
Bessie Longley OF Stock bridge visited |
friends in town Tuesday. ,,aI
j. s. McQuivey, a granite dealer OF |
Middlebury, Is spending the week with |
his uncle, Lloyd Johnson.
j. C. Burnett had the misfortune to lose
his wallet last week, containing about |
thirty-five dollars In bills.
Oliver Dutton has moved his barber
shop into the Edison block and gone into
with Eli Ashley.
e. HI. Kittredge, who is in the piano /
business at Rutland, is paying a visit to
his father, Edwin Kittredge.
A. G. Blake, who has been working in a
shoe factory at Burlington, is at home on
account OF dizziness of business.
Mrs. r. A. Durham, with her SON, of
visited her son, Dan, who is aI-
Ienaing the Whitcomb High school, the
past week.
The night train Friday night will stop
here to let off those who attend the Tenn
pie Quartette concert at Randolph. 1t
will be worth hearing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Smith of
Reeds Ferry, N. H., returned home last
week, after spending two weeks with the
amAJ Vi hcuIy W. OdVlS.
The regular grange meeting will be /.
held next Monday evening instead OF Sat- ;
irday, the regular date, as the G. A. r
iaye the hall that evening.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. William i.
Newton last Friday, named Dean William :
Newton. The young man is a grandson
u Scion Newton of Barnard.
The family OF the late Mrs. Gllcbrist
wish to extend thanks to neighbors and
riends for their sympathy and assistance
uring their late bereavement.
The family of F. w. BY, who have lived
u the McKenstry farm since spring, have
1oved to Haverhill, Mass, where Mr..
lily has employment in a shoe shop.
The ladies of the Universalist church
nh give dinner at the Harrington par.
,rs Wednesday, Nov. "a, from $50 to s d.
}. An entertainment will follow the
upper.
Mrs. James Mccullough returned last
eek from a months visit to her daugh-
sr, Mrs. Carl Fay, at Everett, Mass, She
as accompanied home by Miss Sarah
Walker.
1t is expected that bill will be intro Z
uced into the legislature this week. 4
banging the name OF the Bethel Graded E
;hool district to the Whitcomb High
'hool district.
Tne Ellen Segar will case was argued
afore me supreme court Friday of last
eek. w. b. c. StickDey appeared for the
opponents of the will and Hon. w. e. u
'hnson for the contestants.
At the grange meeting next Monday the
Nv subject OF Prohibition VS.. High Lii
'nse is TO be discussed. Clayton Dun
I'm speaks for prohibition and E. A.
axham for high license.
Postoffice Inspector W. B. Snow of &c
oston made an official visit to the Bethel a
,stofi1ce Friday OF last week. EVERY =,
ing was found in spplepie order. This III
as the nrst inspection OF the Office since ar
1stmaster Arnold took charge IN August, OF
Rev. E. A. Reed at the Universalist .t
urch next Sunday will speak in the
orning on Thoughts on Growing Old. p y
being Old Peoples day. Mrs. Reed win m
We an address in the evening on "Wo- m,
ans Work in the Church." It is the -
ne address delivered by Mrs. Reed be IN
re the Oniversalist state convention in
afue last wear