Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-08

Clinton Rogers is In Burlington this
week.
John W. Case OF Providence, R. l., was
in town this week.
Frank Jeene OF Holyoke, Mass, is Wis.,
| itfng friends In town.
Miss Sarah NJ. Gay OF Boston is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. @. Z. 6tearns.
n. r. Davis made an exhibit OF his
poultry at the state fair last week.
Hunter c. White OF Providence, r. l., is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Fred Arnold.
Miss Elizabeth Creamer returned to the
Convent OF the Sacred Heart last Tuesday.
Rollin Gibson and w. Il. Creamer went
to New York ON business trip Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Kimball Las gone to Brain
tree, where she Is to teach school this fall.
Miss Addie Bradbury has been confined
to the house for the past month with sick.
ness.
Frank Gibson and Richard Wilson will
enter the freshman class OF the U. V. NJ.
this fail.
Joseph Moreland Of East walpole,
Mass, is visiting his sister, Mrs. John
Kimball.
Miss Maud Haskins and Mrs. q. H.
Kent OF Barre are visiting at Geo. Marsh's
this week.
The Guild OF the Episcopal church will
meet at the rectory Thursday afternoon OF
this week.
Mrs. C. c. Stearns entertained her
young friends with whist party Monday
afternoon.
There are III pupils in the Whitcomb
high school this fail, OF whom 50 are in
the High department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Eglin and Mrs.
ho a 10 Any fr, ue.
Vile visiting last week.
There are unclaimed letters at the Beth
ell postoffice addressed to Miss Edith
Barker and Mr.. Z. Hayes.
Rev. George B. Gilbert OF Middletown,
Conn.,, will officiate at Christ church next
Sunday. Services at 10:45.
w. @. Brooks held a very successful
corn roast at his home on Christian Hill
Wednesday evening OF last week.
Misses Kate and Grace Bascom, who
have been spending the Summer In town;
returned to their home In Boston Monday.
Rev. wilmond Warner and Miss Annie
Graham are taking q vacation trip to-
Richmond, Va, going by boat from Bos-
ton to Norfolk.
Miss Maybelle Greene has gone to LOVE-
ell, Mass, where she Is to take a special
course to fit herself for teaching in the
primary grades.
Mrs. Ross, vino has been spending the
summer with her sister, Mrs. w. H.
Dreamer, returned to her home In Kansas
City, Mo-, Tuesday. ssll
Walter, Ned and Laurie Moreland re,
turned TO East walpole, Mass, last week
after spending six weeks with their sister,
Mrs. John Kimball. M
g. Il. Upper was the first Democratic
elected from Bethel for
forty-one years. In 1857 Franklin Rifords
Democratic candidate, was elected.
T. w. Sullivan, who has been in charge
Of the dieing-out machines at the shoe
shop, has opened cobDler's shop in the
OF the Wilson block. I'D
Miss Oiave johnson entertained party
Of her young friends last Saturday at abel
home of Chas. W. Curtis in honor Of heri
guest, Miss Helen stockwell OF Lancas-
Ter, N. II. SUB
The Bethel and Rochester baseball teams
will play a league game on the Bethel
grounds next Saturday. Archie Wallace,
" 10 has just returned from Chickamauga,
will eaten for the Betheis. Ii
The friends OF @. II. Upper, OF both
parties, headed by the Bethel Cornet
band, marched Tuesday evening to the
OF Mr.. Upper to extend con-
on his election.
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nent returned home Sunday a. m. by ,
special train and were met at the station
BY a large number OF friends and were es-
.orted to the hotel Dy the Bethel Cornet
band.
On the state ticket E. z. Smith, r., for
yovernor received 2l9 votes; T. w. Mo-
oney, d., 81, and Wyman, r., 4. The fol-
owing Is the vote for the union justice
ticket: VIM. r. Adams, r 2S2; Norman
Fowler, D., 286; Alonzo Emery, r., 263; A.
4. Brooks, r., 80; w. @. Whitaker, 269;
John N. Taggart, r., 267.
Rev. J. c. Jackson, ID. D., of Ohio, as
'istant superintendent OF the American ,
league, will address q meet
ng in the Congl church, Bethel, Thurs |.
lay evening, Sept. s, at s O'Clock. DR..
Jackson comes to us highly recommended
ls Christian gentleman, who knows how !
% handle the liquor question in fair and !
intelligent manner. Every man, woman
md child Is interested in this subject and
{ is hoped everybody will crowd In who /
an to hear this friend OF the home and '
error to the liquor traffic. The admission !
$ free. Those who think they believe in
license should not fail to hear him.