Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-27

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house with sickness.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. B. E. Davis.
John Williams OF Windsor was in town
on business Thursday.
Mrs. Ruth Diekey of Concord, N. H., is
visiting relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olmsted have en-
tered the employ OF Willis Davis.
Mrs II. H. Dewey OF South Framing
ham is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. B. c. Bagley OF Yankton, S. D., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. L. Stearns.
Mrs. Cora Bradley Of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting relatives and friends in town.
Silas Blakely returned from his visit to
his sons in Waterbury, Conn, last week.
Mrs. w. r. Adams left Monday for a
/ trip to Hartford, Conn, and Boston, Mass.
G. NJ. Miller has been absent for the
/ past ten days, visiting at South Hanson,
Mass.
Miss Lydia Acthinson spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends at Randolph
\ Centre.
c. D. Cushing has sold the julius Bed-
ing farm on Royslton hill to Mrs. David
W. Allen.
w. B. Wall, senator-elect from Orange
county, was in town on business Thursday
OF last week.
David W. Allen was at his home over
Sunday from Windsor where he has
employment.
Albert Barnes, former resident, but
now living in Randolph, called on friends
in town Tuesday.
L. 5. Bird, who has been canvassing in
Maryland for the National Publishing
company, is at home.
Mrs. Carrie Guptil Flint OF Springfield,
Mass, was the guest the past week OF
Mrs. Sarah Sturteyant.
Miss Annie Kriese OF Milford, Mass,
was the guest OF her friend, Miss Lillian
Buck, several days lately.
Rollin Goodell has moved from the
Fassett block to the farm of his father
in-lsw in "New Boston,
Mrs.D. :. Phillips was called home from
Penacook, n. H., last week on account Of
the serious accident to her husband.
Mrs. Myra Angel has returned to
Boston. She has been caring for Mrs. +.
ID. Angel, who is considerably better.
F. T. Smith, who has been spending the
summer at Mrs. Martha Grahams, re.
turned to his home in Boston last week.
Merrill A. Owen, formerly OF this town
but now of Lebanon, n. a., came to
Bethel Monday to visit relatives and
friends.
Herman Wood OF Mortified, Mass, &C.
companied by his wife and son. Philip,
were guests OF his nephew, A. l.. Cady,
last week.
The ladies OF the Universalist church
gave their first supper for the season Ia
Harrington parlors Wednesday evening
OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Stone OF West
Brookheld, Mass, were guests over Sun |
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lin. Mr.. Stone is station agent at West |
Brooktield.
Arrangements are being made for NOV |
ing the four lower houses on Hartwell |
Hat to a location south OF the Peart /
lot on the same fiat, above the flooding OF 1
White river.
John Wefer has moved from the Jack
son house on River street to the house OF i
q. F. Lewis OF River street. E. p. Fisher
has moved from the house OF A. L.
Stearns to the upstairs tenement in the
Lewis house. 4
Fred L. Davis, son OF Clark s. Davis OF
this town, was married Wednesday morn
ing to Miss Ida Rice, daughter OF Henry
c. Rice. The newly married couple left
on the morning train for trip to Massa-
chusetts.
A delegation from the Bethel Universe
list church is attending the state conven-
ton at Rutland this week, including Mrs.
0. d. Greene, Mrs. L. NJ. Greene, Mrs. F.
L. Martin, Mrs. L. NJ. Heath, Miss May
belle Greene, Miss Pauline Read, Rev. and
Mrs. Z. A. Read, Roland Reynolds and
Harry f. Adams.
The residents of River street are maxi !
ing plans for erecting fortihcations
against the encroaehments OF White |
liver. An expenditure OF several hun.
bred dollars will probably be necessary as
he high water Of last spring brought the ,
liver perilousiy near the residences OF II. /,
Thayer and Royal Upper.
d. 5. Phillips and B. C. Rogers were
irving down the steep hill in Stockbridge
eading from 6aysviile to NJ. II. Davis /
asst Thursday when the girth broke, let !
ing the vehicle upon the horse, which ran :
nd Mr.Philiips was thrown out. He was !
everely injured in the face and one hand, !
everal stitches having to be taken. Mr.. i
rogers escaped unhurt. .
BURGERS broke into the grocery store OF /
ohm Keleher Friday night OF last week v
etween the hour Of ten when Mr. Kele. q
ight dollars in money and $50 worth Of a
leersc haum pipes were secured by the a
hieves. No trace has been found OF the
srties. Entrance was effected through a d
'indow pane on the street side that had
cen previously broken.
Quite party left on the New York ex-
ursion Monday, including Fred Ed
FUNDS, who goes on to Baltimore. Nd. 10
asume his studies, Otto Greene, VIII Gill
on, John Keieher, Geo. Topper, s. b.
law. Misses Kate Bascom and Ethelynd
leath, Mrs. Kate Dntweiler and son.
gorge, went on the same excursion and
i'll visit relatives IN New Jersey.
When the newspapers were received +,
st week containing accounts of the 4
srious fire at Spring Lake. y. j.. some b
nxiety was felt for the safety OF Mrs Z
l. (. Harrington, who was visiting II. $
askins az his summer cottage there. but Il
he next day c. ID. Cushing. her SON in
W, received letter saying she was safe.
hree hotels and eleven cottages were
lrned with a loss OF 100000.
There has been a stream OF Italian i'm
igrstion up W hite River valley the past
eek to work on the Rochester railroad. :,
ID considerable smaller stream OF en- -
ration OF italians returning to Boston
satisfied With the pay or work or some o.
ing. About 300 have arrived in all al
hey ell come with their beds and bedding
} their backs and mske quite pictur-
que scene. About q dozen returned the
ixt day after their arrival, going By
ain as they had some funds. Sunday a