Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-06

George Sawjns and family have moved
to Lebanon, n. II.
N.F. Clark OF st. Albans was in town
several days last week.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
NJ g. Stafford last Friday.
Fred Fits OF Hancock visited his aust,
Mrs. Henry Rice, last week.
The Donkey Whist club met with Mrs.
Il. n. Smith last Monday evening.
Mrs. Hattie Sanders and G. L. Sanders
are visiting friends in Holyoke, Mass.
Thirty five couples attended the bail at
the Bascom House last Friday evening,
Miss Gail Perkins OF Windsor was the
guest OF Iiss Mary Stickney last week.
Mrs. Louise Woodwork Of South
Royslton visited friends IN town Monday.
Mrs. Emma Huntington of Washington
is visiting Mrs. X. p. stoekweli, her
niece.
There is unclaimed mail matter at this
Office for L. q. Stone ana Mrs. Lucy
rhurstin.
! Mrs. c. G. Perry of West Rutland was at
| +. b. Maxham's Friday and saturday OF
last week.
Archie Wallace has returned from New
port, n. d r, and is at work in the Bethel
shoe shop.
Mrs. j II. Miller of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting ner parents, AIR. and Mrs, M.
! n. Kendall.
/ A new lectern has been placed in Christ
] church through the kiudhess OF friends in
/ New Jersey.
Mrs Laura Williams and Miss Laura
/ Marsh we're IN " oodstock last week visit
/ ing relatives. l-
/ Assistant Postmaster r. w. Reynolds is
] anpfinnH his hpn Mll Ia "a aGk of
neuralgia OF the heart.
! "Not by Bread Alone" will be the sub
/ ject Of Rev. e. a. Reads sermon at the
Universalist church next sunday. L.
/ Julian Foster, son of e. f. Foster, has
4 been confined to the house the past month
with an attack Of spinai meningitis,
1 Mark Cnam berlin has hireo the Alvin
Hgtcn farm VI Frank Burnett and viii
1 take possession for one year this spring.
I The friends and neighbors of Martin l..
4 King have made up liberal purse for his
4 benefit on account OF his loss by fire last
/ week.
/ AT the meeting OF the Y. P. C. U. next
Sunday evening TIE topic will be "Jesus
our Helper" conducted by Miss Susie
4 Chase.
] MIS-. ellie Rogers Spaulding returned
/ TO her home at MobsWk, N. Y, last
Saturday, after spending Two months witt
ner father, ". j. Rogers.
ISIS Elizabeth Dreamer returned to the
/ Convent OF the Sacred Heart at Montreal
last Monoay, accompanied by Miss Hilda
/ lali0rd, VINO goes for a short visit.
Officers of the Grange were installed
/ last Monday evening, ID. h. Morse OF
4 Randolph acting as installing officer.
Through mistake we omitted to include
the name ot Butt Buttles as ehorister.
4 W. II. Baker of Rutland was in town
i last Wesk. lie intends TO move to Bethel
ia the spring and occupy the farm on
! Christian Hill now occupied by George
Consnt, which Mr.. Baker has rented OF d
/ NJ. Clough.
Miss Bertha Barnett was called to
Spring field, Mass, by The d attn of her
cousin, Vail Warren, last week. Mr.. War
rem Has the son OF the late Mimot War
rem, former editor of the Spring field Re-
publican, and native of Bethel.
Ed McIntyre has gone into the milk
| business Tn makes three teams nov
delivering milk in Bethel village: W. L.
Waldo Rnd Son, Allen Durham aud Nc
lntyre. We understand hat the price of
milk has been reduced TO four GEMS.
Last Friday, Harlie, the fve-y year old
son of G. +. Shepherd, was captured in
fox trap, set for the purpose OF catching
skunbs by young john Hsrtwell. hsrlie
/ escaped without serious il jury, although
it was quite painful for a feS moments.
petit ion has been addressed to the
/ Sc ect men asking for a pu J3ic road to be
laid GU from River street to the houses OF
Henry Thayer and NJ. NJ. Nhippe ia the
rear of t be residence OF DR.. l. NJ Greene
4 The selectmen have lppeiuied Jan % as
a Gay for hearing the parties in interest.
john Marshall ShaF reached the ripe
age OF ninety-siX years last Fliisy and
4 2 he occasion was csieJ ated by tamil.
party at tue house OF bis son, ID nnis L.
Shaw, with whom ne makes hi. home
I ir. SlaW still regains lis mental aud
I physicsl energy TO wJ"derfnl degree aud
n, ged the day by playing a winning
/ game OF cards with mis- children.
/ The following officers were elected at
( he annual meetire 81 the Cong' church
4 and s0cis ~ d C. 31st: Prudential COM
( nittes, j. q. Sargent, @. 81. Miller aud
I AlOIzu Emery; Cescous, AlonZO Emery,
6. Il Hilier, Geo. Parker and r. p. d avi
I -on: superintendent ~ Sunday school, T.
/ r. D vison; assistant superinteudcn' Il.
! ifs,cr; ushers, e, Msse end Il. Arno.d.
At the annual meeting OF IRE district
/ $50 t4si Monday evening tax Of vea-
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