Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-06-02

1 trip to North Danville.
George Blossom has gone to Exeter, n.
H., to work in a shoe shop.
John Kloran left last week for North
WoburD, Mass, to find work.
G. w. Berry OF Charlestown, Mass, was
in town several days last week.
N. L. Sheldon OF Boston was in town
several days the first of the week.
There is an unclaimed letter at Bethel
postoffice addressed to N. p. Hale.
Rev. Wilmond Warner delivered the
Memorial day address at Milton Monday.
Everett Wallace OF White River juno
tion was in town on business Friday OF
last week.
| j. II. Gould, an employee In the shoe
shop, left last Friday for st. Louis, Mo-, by
way OF Montreal.
The Gaysville ball team defeated the
Bethels last Saturday at Athletic park by
score OF 10 to II.
! Nichol McNicholl, who has been WITH
Rev. g. B. Clark the past winter, went TO
Boston Wednesday.
DR.. II, B. Esmond, formerly OF Newton,
| Mass, and of the school OF homeopathy,
has located at Bethel.
Mrs. Chas. Bayard and Mrs. Mayo Of st.
Adams are guests OF Mrs. Ellen Sanspra
at the Bascom House.
Mrs. c. c. Perry of West Rutland Wis.
tied friends in this vicinity Friday and
Saturday OF last week.
Miss Inez Hosmer of Lebanon, N. H.,
was the guest the first OF the week OF her
aunt, Mrs. w. Q. Waldo.
The scholars of the Grammar depart
ment OF the High school enjoyed a picnic
at Lake Ansel last Saturday.
Fred Arnold has been confined to the
hQ ar xuffh httf
on the street again Tuesday.
Arthur Manix brought in a two-pound
trout the first of the week, caught in the
branch above Finley bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Quimby have broken
up housekeeping ana Mrs. Quimby has
moved her goods to East Bethel.
George Kellhofer has moved his tailor |
shop from the Wilson House block into |
rooms over the store OF NJ. A. Moody
frank JENNIE was in town over Sunday. |
At present he Is employed in a wood |
working establishment at Holyoke, Mass.
George Chase of God dard seminary and |
VIM. Stickney OF Dartmouth college were
at their homes in this village over Sunday. |
Miss l. E. Gordon, foreman in the
stitch room of the shoe shop, was In Bos- |
ton and vicinity several days the past |
week.
Gilbert l.. Adams, son OF VIM. r. |
Adams, Esq, is captain OF company e. |
LIST regiment OF California volunteers and |
sailed on the Pekin for Msnila the 18th OF |
May.
Z. d. Cushing launched on Blue Hill |
lake last week fine boat, the motive |
power of which is furnished by a gasoline ,
engine, 1t was built at the yards OF A. b. |
Brooks.
On account of Ill health Rev. g. B. |
Clark, rector OF Christ church, has been
Obliged to take vacation and left |
"Wednesday for trip to New York and
the sea shore. e ,,r
Mrs. A. Lee Cady met with an unfortu-
nate accident last Saturday while frying
doughnuts, the hot fat splashing up and
hitting her In the eye and face, making
very painful wounds.
Certain young people made themselves
very obnoxious last Thursday evening at
the houses of residents Oh Camp Brook,
knocking on doors, shouting, etc. The
injured citizens state that IL they are
again annoyed this way prosecutions will
follow.
The ball game at Athletic park Monday
between the Bethels and the Goddard
seminary team was called at the end OF /
the eighth inning to enable the Barre
team to catch the express home. The
score stood IA to in favor of the Goddard
seminary team. 4
j. II. Bancroft, a New York horse
buyer, was in town this week looking for
high-bred Morgan horses. He has been
searching for animals Of this description
for the past year and declares that animal.
once Vermont's proudest product, is we'll
nigh extinct in this state.
Roland Reynolds left Tuesday for Pitts
burg, Pa, to enter the employ OF the
Westinghouse Car Co. His absence will
be severely felt in Bethel, especially in
musical matters. Mr.. Reynolds has a fine
tenor voice sDd has sung in many OF our L
churches, and in addition was the cornet
player in Gilson's orchestra.
Austin Lattimer and dog freed a large
wildcat in the woods back of his fathers
farm last Tuesday. Austin climbed the
tree and dislodged the animal and after a
short tussle the dog killed it. 1t proved
to be female and measured forty inches
from tip to tip and weighed 25 pounds,
although very thin. 1t is thought that
siderable trouble to the fowls of the farm
ers living In that section this spring.
Joseph Lee, B. Cabot and r. 7. Paine.
I'd, of Brookline, Mass, were registered at
the Bascom House last Sunday night
They were OF party of eight canoeists
who put their canoes in the river at Ram
dolph and intended to follow the stream
down to windsor Locks, Conn, at any
rate IL the weather was favorable. This is
the second season OF this party in this
vicinity, as they made the same trip last
year. What more deligh tful outing can
be imagined than one OF this kind?
The program for Memorial day at Beth
ell was most successfully carried out. The
business houses and private residences
were beautiful sight decorated with
flags. The town hall was crowded to
listen to the able address by E. B. Flynn,
Esq of Springfield. Mrs. r. NJ. Chase
sang in her usual acceptable manner.
Principal F. p. Dawson delivered a short
address and "fenting on the Old Camp
Ground" was rendered by lady quartet,
consisting OF Misses Richardson, Flynn,
Spaulding and Chadwick. The school
children sang and were joined the last
time by the entire audience in America"
The following is the program for COM
mencement week at the Whitcomb High
school: Sunday, June 5, at 7:30 p. M, ser
mon before the graduating class by Rev.
w. A. Warner at the Cong'l church: Tues