Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-29
Bethel Local Intelligence.

Will Gibson is at home from Burlington
for the summer.
Lawyer r. NJ. Harvey OF Topshsm was
in town Monday.
Mrs. John Prince OF Burlington was in
town last Saturday.
Fred Edmunds has entered the dental
office of DR.. II. NJ. Chase.
Mrs. Lucy Richmond is visiting at
Woodstock, her former home.
Mrs. Clara Wiley OF s haron has been
spending several days in town.
Misses Gertrude and Lou Denison OF
! Royalton we're in town Friday.
E. A. Heath of Warren visited bis
brother, l.. NJ. Heath, last week.
c. c. Abbott of Underhill is staying
with his aunt, Mrs. Ellen ellison.
Chas. Larabee, principal of the Roches-
| I er High school, was in town Saturday.
A decision was reach ed by the jury Fri
day in the Segur will case. The will was
upheld.
| We are glad to note that our old friend,
Fred Marsh, is able to be out again in the
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Paige OF Randolph !
were in town over Sunday, staying with |
w. j. Brooks.
c. d. Cushing and family have gone in
TO camp at their summer cottage at Silver
Lake, Barnard.
Mrs. f. J. Tillotson, with her son, Ken
meth, OF Warren is guest OF her mother,
Mrs. Ruth Diekey.
Miss Smith, teacher in the Barre pub
lie schools, has been the guest for several
days OF Miss Carrie Curtis,
new cottage has just been finished at
Lake Ansel and Is to be occupied by A.
Lee Cady and family this season.
Chas. Cutler has moved from the Fassett
block to the rooms in the Wilson block,
formerly occupied by e. F. Wilson.
Rev. f. A. Read attended the meeting
OF the Champlsin association of Univer- ,
salist ministers at St. Adams last Thurs
Gay.
Robert Noble went to Boston Tuesday,
accompanied by his son, John, who will
make visit to Miss Anna Brown, his l
aunt.
Mr. and Mrs George johnson OF STRAIT t
ford, former residents of Bethel, have
been visiting friends in town the past i
week.
Mrs. ID. g. Remington OF Newport, N. \
H., arrived in town last Wednesday and
is staying with her mother, Mrs. Mary ?
Hatch.
II. E. Adams was in Northfield last
attending meeting OF the pro-
gram committee for the Universallst state
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Emery visited
friends in Hartford last week and this n
week are at TunDridge, the native town :
Of Mr.. Emery.
o. A. Dean has recently been granted :.
letters patent on an improved newspaper y
tile. The article is a very tasty one as
well as ingenious in its make.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Davis went TO o
Hanover Monday to attend the reunion y
Of the class OF 70, Dartmouth college, OF
which Mr.. Davis was member. b
Mrs. Levi Washburn, Mrs. Chss. Saw a.
yer, Miss Alice Sawyer OF Randolph and
George Sawyer OF Boston were guests at Il
J. M. Washburn's Saturday and Sunday. N
Ivers Hackett celebrated his tenth birth
Jay last Saturday by inviting his teache W
md schoolmates to his home. Twenty ri
me we're present and all had a pleasant
lime. I'D b
Miss Alice w. Alvord, assistant in the b,
" hitcomb High school, left Saturday forI
visit TO friends at Canaan, N. H., and o.
rom there she will go to her home at ~
Mass.
John Rogers was arrested last week for n
n alleged infraction OF the liquor laws
n information filed by States Attorney ~
ohm Sargent. He was taken to Wood
took and released on bail to answer later. Ia
Rev. w. II. Rider OF Gloucester, Mass,
as been in town several days the past -
1eek and on his return was accompanied
y Miss Grace Upper, who is to spend w
everal weeks with friends In Massachu-
sits. ca
DR.. X. NJ. Chase leaves the first OF next pc
7eek for a six weeks visit in the West
lie expects to meet his mother, Mrs.
loses Chase, and his sister at Riverdale at
Ieb., where his sister, Mrs. Keyes, re- GU
ides.
The Camp Brook Sunday school win hs
leet next Sunday at 10 O'Clock and will ce
old weekly sessions at that hour through Ia
ut the Summer. There will be classes
or children, young people and adults and be
II are in invited. A.
At a regular meeting OF Daniel Lille Oh
ost No. 81, @. A. r., vote of thanKs
'as given Ransom Dickey for his kind ac
ess in furnishing teams for the comrades no
day. also to the ladies who fur As
ished flowers and made the wreaths and
ouquets. N,
The delivery team OF j. g. Sargent had ioi
lively runaway Monday, starting from III,
be yard OF Albert Stesrns and ending up
ear the branch bridge. The principal -.
eature of the parade was the horse dash ~
ng up the street with the wagon scat w ~
astened to the reins and the wagon left ]"
ehind.
At the annual school meeting OF the wa
V hitcomb High school Tuesday, Fred VI
.rnold was elected moderator; VIM. r. na
dams, clerk; @ H. Upper, treasurer;
)r. o. ID. Greene, committee for three to-
ears to succeed g. II. Kimball; Z. A. Al
laws, Rev. s. A. Parker and G.. ID. Cush- "V
ng, auditors. II was voted to have 80
'eeks OF school of three terms of ~ weeks las
ach. A tax OF 20 cents on the dollar OF FIR
be grand list was voted. an
Rev. f. 5. c. Wieks, pastor OF the :
'irst Parish Unitarian of Brighton, A.
lass, was married last week at the par IN,
Ii church to Miss Elizabeth Goodnow, wi
aug liter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Good Re
lin OF Aberdeen. The Rev. Chas. II tn,
orter officieted. The bride was gowned 7
J white chiffon over white silk and car -
ed bride roses. Mr.. Wicks is an old ~. ~
me summer visitor at Bethel and, in -,
,mpany with Mrs. Wicks, is again in -, ~
,wn for the season. -
The annual report OF the Whitcomb mr.
Ugh school for the past year shows that I
he salaries paid the teachers the past -
ear amount to s2,9O5.94, janitor $50 in 81, 81,
france S2s, expenses of suit about the W
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