Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-21
Ada Hunt is working for Mrs. Corbin.


Ada Hunt is working for Mrs. Corbin.
Miss stella Slack has purchased new
piano.
WIN Osborne of Bethel was 10 town
Monday.
Roland Reynolds OF Bethel was in town
Thursday.
A. L. Page was in New Bedford, Mass
last week
B. II. Adams OF Randolph was in the
village Saturday.
Miss Emily Foster returned to Exeter
N. H., Thursday.
l.. G. Dickerman has received patent
on his butter box.
Ira Spaulding has gone to Danville to
complete some work.
Miss Addie Hastings returned from
New York Thursday.
Don Cowdery OF Saratoga, N. Y, is in
town for few weeks.
Josie Bright has returned from her visit
to Boston and vicinity.
c. IL. Richards and family move to Fall
River, Mass, this week.
| Mr.and Mrs. Archie Slack have daugh-
ter, born last Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hubbard visited
friends in Bethel Friday.
Mrs. III. B.Adams and daughter OF Chel-
sea were in town Monday.
Mrs. Austin Descharnes OF West Nor
wich was In town Tuesday.
| Harry Bingham's infant child is report
ed quite i'll with pneumonia.
j. M. Atwood OF Randolph, insurance
agent, was In town Thursday.
Mrs. W. SChase OF Bethel was the guest
OF Mrs. L. f. Terry Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Sargent visited her brother, J.
H. Waldo, in Bethel last week.
Chas. Clapp OF Lowell, Mass, Royal
ton boy, was in town Tuesday.
Ii Is reported that Mrs. Lottie Bosworth
Martin has son, born last week.
Mrs. Edison Sanborn, nee Ross, of Ames-
bury is visiting at Freeman Ross.
M. II. Hazen,purchased a new tandem
bicycle while in Boston last week.
Horace Whitney and children are re
ported somewhat better this week.
1t is reported that A. NJ. Eaton is to
move his laundry business to Bethel.
John Coy and Mrs. Alexander have been
sick with the grip the past two weeks.
George Worcester sold 13 Underwater
fire extinguishers in this village recently.
Mrs. Emma Corbin is worse and counsel
was called from Hanover, NH, last week.
Miss Ala Day was in Sharon last week
and is at Hartford this week, dressmak-
ing.
Wesson Allen, son of Lyman Alien, has
gone to Sharon to work in the livery
stable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitman are vis-
iting friends in Lynn, Worcester and
Boston.
A. P. Skinner and daughter, Edith, Wis
tied his father, +. r. Skinner, the first of
the week.
]. E. Saunders of Peterboro, N. H., was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lovejoy
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Storrs Howe of Montpel-
ier were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Dur
kee Tuesday.
B. 81. Moody takes possession of the
store and stock OF goods purchased OF 5.
NJ. Pike May 1st.
Rev. Homer w hite OF Randolph visited
his sister here, Mrs. Aurora Rogers, last
week Wednesday.
Jerry Danforth, wife and children of
Northern Maine are visiting his brother,
Charles Danforth.
Charles Sanders has moved his printing
Office to A. p. SINNERS block for more
commodious room.
@. c. Hood returned to Brookfield Mon
day, having completed his contract OF re-
pairs at Brightwood.
II is reported that Chas. Howe of Tun-
bridge has purchased Jonn MudgetGs
cottage in the village.
Mrs. DIR. Kenney OF Greensboro was the
guest of MRS. s. M. Pike last week. She
went to Boston Monday.
Miss STA Ward is to teach in Silas How
ards district and Celia Wynn in the
Barnes district adjoining.
Chas. Lovejoy is suffering from an at
tack of asthmatic trouble and is unable
to perform much hard labor.
south Rovalton has quite a large bicy-
ole hricade. there being 40 owned by resi-
dents within the village limits.
Mrs. Edward Sargent received news last
week of the serious illness OF brother in
Poultney OF quick consumption.
Mrs. Gussie Cloud Bohonon was called
from Washington last week on account oil
the sickness OF her granomotner'
Mrs. Hattie Brooks and son, who have
returned to their home IN Georgia Mon-
day.
The New England Telephone and Tele-
x~a,,h company has commenced to build a
ssonr distance line from Bethel to Bran
p Abbott shipped three horses from
p,e-.,,, ~ here last week, NJ. III. Hazen two
and a. L. Page two from New Bedford,
NJ r A. Buzzell OF Worcester, Mass,
y o. Z, CIV Of Bethel and George Coy visit
- their brother, John Coy, on Dairy Hill
last week.
Mrs. Eveline NJ. Loveioy, 2 former ns resi-. resi-.
oeHs n, heslth the past winter, but is now re-
covering. a.h
- y. rre.csntly occupied by Chas- Flint and
= ssets =, onen variety store, branch OF ms
Bethel store