Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-14
Bethel Local Intelligence,

E. N. Smith has returned from ii
South.
d. NJ. Strong is absent in Canaan, n. q
this week.
Mrs. Ruth Dickey is visiting in Cor
cord, n. II.
Mrs. Susan storrs is with relatives {
South Randolph.
Mrs. W. II. Hartwell is visiting friend
in Massachusetts.
Miss Mary Leonard OF Penscook, n. II
was in town this week.
Many OF our people attended the circu
at Randolph Thursday.
Mrs. j. w. Rogers is visiting friends Il
Mortified for few days.
Arthur Lewis OF Rochester visited
friends in town Saturday.
A 12-pound son was born to Mr.. anC
Mrs. F. L. Pippin last week.
Miss Blanche Joslyn OF Warren is stop
ping at Mrs. d. T. Dykes.
Miss Celia Brooks went to Greenfield
Mass, to visit friends Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Billings Wiley OF 81. Adams
has been visiting friends in town.
Mrs. A. NJ. whitney Of Sioux City is
stopping with Mrs. Martha Cushing.
r. n. Smith has returned from the
Mrs. Constantine Ives OF Lynn, Mass,
arrived at DR.. X. NJ. Chase's last week.
Mrs. Jennie WilmOt OF Mortified has
been recent guest OF her brother 5. {.
Cady.
Frank Fifeld OF Lebanon visited the
family OF Albert Bradbury the first Of the
week. 1f
Mrs. A. Dyke and Mrs. f. b. Maxham
visited Mrs. Maxha sister in Randolph
Friday.
Mrs. Agnes Gilman OF Nashua, N. H., is
visiting her brother, A. Q. Blake, in this
village.
Joseph Boulais, the rotund and urbane
telegraph operator, is visiting friends in
Canada.
Edwin Kittredge is driving handsome
pair OF black Morgans, seven and eight |
years Of age
Mrs. Ida Worthley and two children OF |
Corinth are visiting her sister, Mrs. L. F. |
Chamberlin.
Miss Laura Paige is at home from the
Randolph State Normal, where she has |
been teaching.
f. L. Messer attended the graduating
exercises OF the Rochester High school
Friday evening.
viii Scott, wife and son OF Chicago Wis
village last week.
Miss Ida Rice went to Rochester Friday
to visit her uncle, Julius Messer, return
ing Sunday evening.
Chauncey Cram, Frank Upper, Lydia
sanspra, Harlie Shepherd and Asel Town
are sick with measles.
Z. VI. Kidder CARED Monday four oxen
q 1-2e.), COWS 1895 to Si0), 90 calves % to
&c.,, and 40 hogs a 1.2c.).
Mrs. Stella Adams returned from North
Attleboro last week where she has been
working in millinery store.
Mrs. Frank Ladue and Kittie Waldo
have gone to Lynn, Mass, where Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Waldo now reside.
William G. Shaw is getting out the
lumber to build a new barn on his place
near the Universaiist church.
Mrs. X. p. Stockwell returned from
Rochester last week where she has been
employed in a millinery store.
Mrs. W. c. Waldo was called to Leba-
non, n. H., last Saturday by the Illness OF
her sister, Mrs. John Hosmer.
Henry d. Newton OF Rindge, ". H., and /
Charles Newton OF Rochester visited at f.
A. Mayo's the first OF the week.
Mrs. F. L. Martin was called to North
Adams Mass, Saturday by the illness OF
her sister, Miss Kate Campbell.
Miss Grace Bascom OF Boston arrived in
town last week and is stopping with her
grandmother, Mrs. Ellen ellison.
Francis Sargent fell on the Curbing OF
the depot steps Que day lsst week, in
hicting painful but not serious injuries.
Col. r. A. ellison ant son, who have .
been Speeding some time ia town, re- |
turned 10 their home 10 New York city
We were greatly pleased Saturday even
ing on passing the Bethel tavern 70 see
how handsome the house looked when
lighted uD. {
E. A. Gibson aud Edward ellison, Jr.,
have returned 20 their home 10 New York !
after spending a month With Mrs. Sarah
Sturteyant.
Roy /. stesrns, who was married the6th
At Springfield, is spending some time !
with his wife at his fathers, A. l.. Stearns', ,
In this village.
Mrs. w. L. Fish went on Monday to
visit friends in Sherburne, Ira, Middle /
town Springs and other places on the
west side OF the mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. @. Remington Of New
port, y. H., are In town, called here BY I
the serious illness Of Mrs. Mary Hatch. I
mother Of Mrs. Remington.
You want 10 remember that the time OF [
holding the next regular grange meeting is
changed from Saturday evening, June is,
to Monday evening, June Is.
Mrs. Il. c. Rice visited her daughter.
Mrs. John Foley, ia Mortified Thursday
Of last week. When she returned she
brought back her grsndchild, Nelly Foley. :
Chief Engineer @. II. Morrison and /
Assistant Engineer Robert Ford Of the e. I !
v. X. K. were in town Friday locating the /
line OF the track over the new iron bridge. I
Or. r. J. Fassett, formerly OF this town I
and graduate OF the Osteopathic college
Il kirksville, Mo, has decided to remain q
II kirksville as an instructor IN the col q
ege. Z
Town Clerk Adams Is preparing for c
be press a treatise on "Carbuncles: What {
Know About Them Personally and Z
" hat My Friends Have Told Me About
Them"
Fred Davis went TO Rochester Saturday
o care for the horses OF bis brother, VIII =
is, who is engaged In building the I
Rochester roads, 50 that bis brother might 9
Iisit bis home over Sunday.
George II. Wright OF Weybridge was in {
own last week visiting his son, Principal ?
George $. Wright Of the Whitcomb High ,
chool, accompanied by his children, Miss =
'arsh Wright and Howard j. Wright. =