Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-21

1000 pounds. Wv ANNA L. HATCH.
FOR SALTWATER power, grist mill
and mechanics shop with good machin-
cry, good business and beautiful place
6w G. A. BROWN, Pittsfield, VT.
The Puritan Blue Flame stove, and one,
two and three-wick stoves we are closing
out at cost. Call and see us as we can
save you money. UPPER d GRAHAM.
II you are intending to carry accident
/ insurance why not have policy or rail-
/ road ticket issued by the Standard of De-
troit, first class company. Represented
by 4w w. G. WALDO, Local Agent.
Auction sale OF household goods. |
viii sell my household goods at public
auction in depot square in Bethel village
next Monday, July 25, 1898, at O'Clock
a. m. Included In the lot will be a very
good sewing machine, in perfect order, a
Paris range, an upright heater, dishes
and bedding. ii. A. HATCH.
Mrs. Sarah M. Atwood is visiting at her
sons, G. II. Atwooa's.
Mrs. f. p. Dawson and three children
are with her parents at Barnet.
Mrs. Addie Vail was taken to the
Waterbury retreat last Saturday.
Miss Jessie Hamilton returned to her
home at Sutton, p. @ last week.
Miss Ann Williams OF Bellows Falls is
the guest of Miss Gertrude Davis.
r. p. Dawson has sold his residence on
Church street to Edward L. Messer.
Mrs. Ellen Sanspra was with friends in
st. Adams from Saturday till Monday.
Willie Maynard has sold his boot and
shoe repairing business to Ed Nichols.
Miss Emma Wood spent last week with
the family Of l.. M. Wood at East Bethel.
Miss Minnie Batchelder OF Braintree
spent several days last week with Mrs. ID.
t. Dyke.
Mrs. Rebecca King OF Tunbridge visited
Mrs. Chad. Bliss, her sister, several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gaffney OF Kushequa,
Pa, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Il.
L. Arnold.
Miss Georgia Hatch has gone to Hol-
yoke, Mass, to spend the summer with
her mother.
Miss M. d. Greene OF Concord, n. H..
has been the guest the past week OF. Miss
Clara Barrows.
Mrs. Whitcomb and Miss George of
West Fairiee were at Clark Reeds the
first OF the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace b. Pierce and son
OF Barton are visiting David III. Dalton,
uncle of Mrs. Pierce.
Miss .. p. j. Long OF Boston is spend
ing the summer in town, staying with
Mrs. Eugenia Twitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. s. Haskins and Miss
Mary Strong OF Philadelphia are guests of
Mrs. Mary K. Harrington.
w. f. Perley of Bellows Falls joined his
wife last week, who is staying with her
mother, Mrs. E. n. Smith.
Mrs. Bridge, who has been making her
bOrra xuft n NJ Rnr "a IN srfe
iting In Woodstock this week.
Mrs. William NJ. Angler and two
daughters OF Rutland were guests the
past week at George l. Abbott's.
Misses Kate and Nellie Bascom OF Bos-
ton arrived last week for visit to their
grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Gibson.
John KimbalI returned from East Wall
pole, Mass, last Sunday, accompanied by
his brother-in- Law, George Wyman.
Mrs. Howard Ross and daughter, Eve
Ign, of Arkansas City, KAN, are guests OF
Mrs. w. IL. Dreamer, sister OF Mrs. Ross.
Chas. W. Prouty returned to Chicago,
ILL.,, last Monday after two weeks visit
with friends and relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. A. c. Blake and Mrs. H. c. Blake
left last Saturday for a weeks visit, the
former at Hanover, n. H., and the latter
at Norwich.
Cecil and Clyde Washburn are again in
Bethel. The faifyland that was repre-
scented to them as being located in Mon
tana they failed to find.
Mrs. E. F. Wilson went to Stowe Sat-
urday to spend Sunday with her husband,
who is in that part OF the state in the in
terests of the Z. F. Wilson d Co. stove
firm.
Old residents are calling TO mind that
fifty years ago July Sd, the first passenger
train passed over the Vermont Central
railroad from White River Junction to
Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rice visited the
mother OF Mrs. Rice at Braintree last
week, and Saturday entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Fits OF Fitchburg, Mass,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wainwright OF
Randolph.
Spencer Stafford went to his home at
Sutton, P. O., Wednesday of last week,
being obliged to take a vacation on ac-
count Of severe wound in the hand re-
ceived in a 'jack" at the finishing rooms
in the tannery.
At meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Bethel Electric Light and Power compa-
ny last week the following board of ldi- |
rectors were elected: s. Nj. Washburn, |
NJ. A. Moody, NJ. G. Ssfford, L. NJ. Heath, |
E. A. Davis, Roliin ellison and W. H. |
dreamer.
Miss Lulu Graham, for a long time
stenographer at the Bethel shoe shop,
will enter the employ OF the White River |
National bank next Monday. Her place /
at the shoe shop will be filled by Miss /
Eta Wicker OF Boston, but formerly of |
Braintree.
His many friends win be glad to learn |
that NJ. NJ. Whipple is recovering from
his recent illness. His cousin, DR.. Geo.
h. Newland, and aunt, Mrs. s. g. Bean,
both OF Newport, have been in attendance
upon him, bat DIR. Newiand returned /
home last week.
The prudential committee have engaged !
the following board of teachers for the
coming year:-Principal, Chas. l.. Orion
Of North Calais, who has taught the past
year at Newbury and graduated at the u.
Y. M. in 1892; assistant TO the principal,
Miss Alice M. Alvord OF Easthampton;
grammar department, Miss Eva Haley OF
Norton; intermediate, Miss Anna Harty
Of westford; first primary, Miss Gertrude
of Waifsfield; second primary,
Miss Nellie Harty OF Westfor0.