Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-11

Mrs. ]. @. volmer Of Milford, Mass,
arrived at F. G. Cox's Wednesday OF last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Constance Parks OF Plain
field are spending several days with Clark
Reed.
"A. Lee Cady has rented the summer
cottage of DR.. r. M Chase on Lake
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Miss Rebekah Burke of Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Berdsell
Brooks.
Mrs. Emily Bradley of Newport has
been staying few days with Miss Grace
Upper.
Miss Nellie Gillette is absent on a
weeks visit to friends at White River
Junction.
Rev. W. R. Davenport, presiding elder,
preached Sunday evening at the Metho-
dist chapel.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Edison returned
Monday from weeks absence at Derry
Depot, N. II.
The Bethel annual camp meeting will
commence Aug. 10th and continue over
two Sundays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnston OF
STAFFORD, former residents, are visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Dawson and family
left Tuesday for their future home at
North Bennington.
Mason A. Greene, assistant editor OF the
Rutland Herald is staying with Z. A.
Markham this week.
DR.. O. E. E. Sparhawk OF Darlington
was in town over Sunday with his sister,
MRS. g. e. Graham.
Miss Helen Brooks will celebrate her
seventh birthday next Friday with
party of young friends.
Rev. Augustus A. Bryant OF White
River Junction was in town Tuesday, the
guest OF Rev. q. B. Clark.
Charles whitney and Louis Whittier OF
Royalton are absent at Lake Dnnmore
this week on fishing trip.
Mrs. Il. B. Eddy and three children and
Mrs. Welles, her mother, OF New Britain,
Conn.,, arrived at Echo farm last week.
Miss Anna d. Topper OF Ipswich, Mass,
,, Is spending few weeks in town, her
former home, with Mrs. Hattie Angel,
VILLA m NJ. Fisher has been elected
delegate to the Railway Mail Clerks con-
vention to be held at Atlanta, Ca, this
fall.
Miss Carrie Dunham left Tuesday for q
two weeks visit to Newport, N. H., and
vicinity and Mrs. c. L. Cady for Spring
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Wheat were
called to Worcester Monday to attend the
funeral OF Luther Hurlburt, brother OF
Mrs. Wheat.
Robert Noble has been appointed ad-
ministrator and B. q. Bundy and Edgar
Deering commissioners on the estate OF
the late A. B. Bird.
The annual picnic OF the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school was held Tues.
day in Mrs. NJ. l.. Wilson's grove, leased
this year by F. A. Mayo.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ellison OF the
hotel Denis, New York, have been staying
the past week with Mrs. Edwin Sturte-
want, aunt OF Mr.. Gibson.
The Bethel baseball team went to
Woodstock to play last Saturday with the
team from that town and were defeated
by score OF seven to two.
Miss Elizabeth Bird of Boston, Miss
Florence l. Adams OF New York and
Miss Blanche Brown of Ludlow arrived
at VIM. II. Adams the past week.
J. E. Deering sold his Lambert mare
last week to Martin Rumrill OF Randolph
for SIPS. The animal was five years old
and weighed 1,415 pounds and was a
beauty.
A six months child OF Geo. Cushman
died last Friday OF cholera infantum.
Funeral services were held Saturday at
the home OF Ed Mcintyre, brother OF Mrs.
Cushman.
Frank s. Angel and Miss Lolita Will
Hanson of Boston, who have been sTend-
ing their vacations with Mr.. Angeles
mother, Mrs. F. d. Angel, returned to
their home last Saturday.
Assistant Postmaster w. c. Waldo will
take vacation OF two weeks, beginning
next Monday, which will be spent with
his family at Silver Lake, Barnard, where
he has hired cottage of c. d. Cushing.
Lake Ansel guests: Friday, Fred Put
nam and party from Randolph Centre;
Monday, the Arcadian club and friends;
Tuesday, Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Wilson OF
Randolph and Miss Alice Whitney OF
Tunbridge.
States Attorney ]. g. Harvey and fam
lily were In town Thursday of last week |
and took an outing on Blue Hill lake. |
Mr.. Harvey was much pleased with the |
launch built by A. b. Brooks and is |
thinking of buying one to place on En-
field lake.
The case OF Miss Nancy Lille VS.. John |
Martin was tried before Justice Adams /
and jury last Thursday. Miss Lille
sought to eject Martin from her farm,
claiming that he was there without right.
The Jury brought in verdict that be
was not. John Wilson for plaintiff and
NIL. Boyden for defendant.
Once more the old rivals in baseball will
cross bats at Athletic park SATURDAY p. m.
at 3 O'Clock, Aug. 18th, when Rochester
will play against the Bethels. One game
has already been played and won by
Rochester by a score OF to 2, before a
very large and enthusiastic audience.
Bethel ball team never was stronger than
now and q hot game is the sure result as
both teams expect to wins Now bet orr
give the boys their rousing
support and be amply repaid by seeing
the best game of the season.
From the Boys i'm ssBlues.-