Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-26
Bethel Local Intelligence,


last week, returning home on Sunday.
Miss Carrie Durham OF Burlington is
visiting at her old home in this village.
John Lavelle Of Windsor spent several
days last week in town with his family.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Marsh has been quite i'll this
week.
Miss Gladys Clough has been spending
some time with her grandmother at Bur-
lington.
Mrs. Leonard Thayer and children OF
ChicOpee, Mass, have been visiting s. b.
Day lately.
William stickney has entered upon the
study Of medicine at the Dartmouth Med
zeal college.
Mrs. Sarah A. Storrs returned Monday
from a months visit with relatives near
So. Randolph.
J. H. Edison has made arrangements to
! be absent three days week on a photo |
| graphing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Webster OF South |
/ Royaltou were in town over Sunday at T
q. II. Kimballs.
Ariel c. Pease OF Springfield, Mass, is /
spending bis vacation with mis- aunt, Mrs.
Hannah Wilson.
Robert soper has gone to northampton,
Mass, where be has secured position in
the insane asylum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bailey OF Man
chester, N. H., are spending the month OF
July with L. K. BigeloW.
Mrs. K. p. Rayfuse OF HayerhilI, Mass.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Adam EglIn at
their home on River street.
Frederick d. Kelsey OF Lowell, Mass,
is visiting his sister Mrs. Ada Powers,
and friends In this vicinity.
Mrs. Ella Hunt and son, Ernest, Of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Hannah Wilson. Il
B. L. French OF Kansas City has been
recent visitor at the home OF his father, |
Warren L. French, on Royalton hill. i
Mrs. Emma Durham Holmes and {
daughter OF Westmoreland, n. H., are !
spending few days with S. c. Durham.
DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ Chase, Geo. Chase
and Roland Reynolds left Friday for The
Weirs, n. H., to be absent until Aug. LIST. I
Mrs. Walter Baker and son OF somer.
vile, Mass, are at Mr.. Bakers fathers :
w. F. Bakers, OF this village for the sum. /
mer.
The stores OF Brooks q washburn and
Topper & Graham have been much i'm.
proved with coats OF paint on the street I
side.
Mrs. Pearl Ellis, who has been visiting
friends in this town the past two weeks, (
to her home in Pittsfeld last ?
:
Miss Anna Brown was the guest last A
week OF her sister, Mrs. Robert Noble. L
She leaves August 18th for an outing at
Mt, Desert, Me.
Mrs. John Wallace returned Sunday
from a visit to relatives IN Rutland. She
was accompanied home by her sister, q
Miss Spaulding. q
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Whipple went to n
Newport Wednesday Of last week to at q
end the funeral OF Mrs. 5. q. Bean, aunt B
II MIR. Whipple. v
Rev. H. P. Nichols OF New York city {
vas at Nestledown' Cottage, Lake Ansel, 2
asst week on his way from his summer b
home at Intervale, n. H., to New York.
Principal Dawson OF the North Ben
lington school was in town Thursday &
md Friday on his way by bicycle to the
ormer home OF Mrs. Dawson at Barnet b
Miss Anna Harty has been engaged to :
each the grammar department OF the
Y hitcomb High school in place OF Miss 0ai
Kelsey, who has been released from her y
Engagement. .,
There will be public whist party for II
he benefit OF the library on the common, :
uly 3lst at 2:30. All are cordially invited. u,
I is given by Mrs. 7. A. Chadwick and n
Hiss Kate Marsh. h,
Miss Nettie Stevens, formerly OF this
illage and a graduate OF the class Of 1897.
4 the Whitcomb High school, was mar.
led July 4th at North Bend Washington. "
o Samuel Crawford Of that place. "
George c. Wright returned to his home -
1 Natick, Mass, Thursday after two
weeks visit at his aunts, Mrs c. E.
]latiin. He was accompanied by his co
ousin, Miss Hattie Clafiin, who goes for
short visit. at
II. J. Kidder, who has been living the
lsst year on the Zebina Spaulding farm, VI
las bought the farm OF James Freelau In
nd Royalton, and has taken possession Nj
1 the same. NJ
The many friends OF Warren W. Read.
ssistant principal OF the Whitcomb High wi
chool last year, will be pleased to learn is
hat be has accepted a position as head
MASTER OF the Beacon military academy at til
ish- Kill On-The Hudson. va
A petition has lately been addressed to
Z. }. Ryan, superintendent OF railway Y,
lail service, to cause a mail box to be wi
laced at the passenger depot for the con- n,
enience Of those mailing letters after the
ostotfice closes at S:45 p. m.
"Unclen John Marshall Shaw. who is in
rs ninety ninth year was busy last week
-hen we called on MIN. In the. morning
e pAtNNu 1Aout OUT OF the IOAQ ana In the
tternoon he performed an able bodied
lsn's labors in the bayfield,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce GUILTY OF Cam
ridge, Mass, were the guests last week
I Mrs. Mary O'ROurke at the home OF her
ather, Peter O'Connell. Mr.. Guilty has ca
barge Of the freight interests OF the h. pl
nd NJ. r. r. in the vicinity Of Cam
ridge.
Arthur Whyte, who has been very sick =,
With pneumonia in this village the mast "
I've weeks, has 80 far recovered that il DJ
vas thought best to take him to the home ST
I his father, Geo. Whyte, but the remov- M
was too severe for his strength and he
las had slight relapse. OF
party OF young people came down
rom Waterbury and spent Sunday with
lr. and Mrs. Harry B. Lease, VINO for
lerly lived in Waterbury. The party in. ",
luded Mr.. and Mrs. r. /. Knowles. Mr. Al,
nd Mrs. J. F. Somerville, Mr.. and Mrs.C. -
Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Clark. ia
Miss Sadie Atwood, known on the stage
= Miss Sadie in