Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-09

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Of second growth rock maple butts CO
J IL feet long. Win take them In tn
PLANK or log. / also want bass, OAK, ssl
and birch lumber sawed or in the log. FO
further particulars please come and see 0
write me. u j. +. Stafford, Gaysville.
C.P.Coy has returned to Hanover t.
work.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Reed are spending
the week at Fairlee.
Mrs. H. C. Rice visited her mother II
Randolph last week.
The big boil on f. L. Martins hand
hurts his feelings awfully.
A. j. Graham and VIM. R. Adams are
newly painting their houses.
Isaac A. Davis OF Marlboro, n. H., spent
last week at NJ. NJ. Whipple's.
Mrs. Stella Clark Frost OF Montpelier
was in town the first Of the week.
Miss Mamie Mack OF Springfield is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. P. p. Wynn.
Miss Kate Bascom OF Boston is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Gibson.
s. I. Coy of Bellows Falls and Miss
Anna Williams are visiting alta. J.. Davis.
T. B. Martin OF Rochester spent several
| days last week with his son, F. l.. Martin.
Mrs. Frank Fits OF Fitchburg, Mass,
| visited her sister, Mrs. II. c. Rice, last
week.
John Kimball and Chas. Whitney went
to Lake Dunmore Saturday to spend few
| days fishing.
George Farmer has rented a tenement in
the lower story OF the g. F. Lewis house
on River street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Howard visited
relatives and friends in Plttstield satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. E. J. Morrison OF New York city
Is visiting her father, Mr.. Fletcher, at
Mrs. {. {. Stearns.
Mrs. F. B. Markham spent several days
last week with her mother, Mrs. Asa
Adams, IN Barnard.
George Bellyille is erecting a barn on
the premises he recently bought OF Mrs.
Emeline F. AiuswOrth.
Miss Emma Doubleday and Ed Double
day OF Sher5urne are visiting their sister,
Mrs, Fred williamson.
George Francis and sister Miss Anna
Francis, OF New York, are visiting the
family OF Vim. r. Adams.
Mrs. K. s, Adams leaves Friday OF this
week for a visit to her mother, Mrs. 81.
Adams, at West Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sands OF Cam
bridge, Mass, arrived Friday at w. c. /
GhhbE 10 stay TWO weeks
John Foley and wife and daughter OF /
Mortified drove down last Saturday to
spend Sunday at Il. {. Rice's.
Mrs. Nancy Irish OF Mechanics Falls, |
Me, came Friday TO spend a month with |
her sister, Mrs. d. NJ. Cfough.
Married at North Bend, Washington.
Myron j. Willard OF North Bend and Ine2
A. Stevens, formerly Of Bethel.
= E4teradra Of NZ~Fk
is visitidg his father, Edwin Kittredge,
after years absence from town,
Mrs. Forrest Southworth went to Derry.
n. H., last Friday after spending a few
days with her father, j. Scott Tower.
Rev. Chas. Henry Wells win hold SER
vices in Old Christ church between Bethel
and Randolph next Sunday at II q. NJ,
Mr.. and Mrs. William James OF Spring.
field, Mass, came on Saturday to spend a
few weeks with +. n. Davis and family.
Miss Ann Todd OF Boston, a former resi-
dent Of Bethel, is spending three weeks
In town with her sister, Miss Jane Todd.
A. c. Fish OF Springfield, Mass, and
his sister, Miss Lillian Fish OF Ira, Vt.
spent few days last week at w. l.. Fish's
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
post Office addressed to Miss Ella Gerry,
Mrs. Jennie Hawk and Miss Elaine G.. St
Clair.
Rev. r. A. Greene OF Lo we'll, Mass, and
Rev. L. L. Greene OF New YORK are visit
ng the families OF DR.. o, d. Greene and
Dr.. l.. NJ. Greene.
Frank Lyman and Fred Young are
building large barn for James c. Bur.
lette to replace the one destroyed by
lightning last year.
Rev. j. B. Sargent, pastor Of the First
church at Hampden,
1ass., accompanied by Mrs. Sargent. are
listing relatives in town.
The Whitcomb High school nine went
0 Rochester and played with the Roches-
or High school nine last week and were ,
efeated by score OF Is tos.
The next regular meeting OF Rising Star I
range will be held next Saturday even
lg, Aug. llth. The program will consist
discussion and an old.fashioned a
oelling school. Il
Samuel Abbott made a trip to Albany,
/. y, last weeklto visit relatives in that b
ty. He made the distance between Rut- n
nd and Albany, 1903 miles, in ten hours,
yer strange road. OF
+. n. Quirin went to Boston Thursday "
last week. Mr.. Quirin has the offer OF
responsible situation as superintendent =,
new tannery being erected in Mexico Z,
: Mexican capitalists. -
Mrs. Adam Eglin received word Tuesday
the death that morning OF her sister. -,
rs. NJ B. Averill, at her home 10 Read y,
e. She will be pleasantly remembered ~
7 several in this place. 'e
Miss Jennie Wynn returned to Boston
onday on the early train after visiting -,
r father, p. P. Wynn. Miss Mamie -
ynn OF Springfield has also been stop. ID
ng some time with ber father, P. p.
ynn. ar
Rev. Wilmond Warner Is absent on his be
cation and there will be no services in vi
e Congregational church next Sunday wi
m. In fact, ii now appears that there on
II be no morning services in any OF the a
-lage churches next Sunday. tn
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Wing Of Linden. In
ass, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dreamer and
iss Elizabeth Creamer OF Lynn, Mass.
d II. II. Dewey OF South birmingham.
ass, have been spending the past geek
Nestledown cottage, Lake Ansel.
The children Of the Methodist Episcousl
nday school neld a very enjoya bic pic FIR
g at the old Hess" Smith farm in
thel Gilead last Saturday. There were sh,
70 some in attendance from the SUNDAY ,
looi OF Randolph and Bethel Gilead. tnyy
L Is reported that Crosby a CooIiss,a ~ :