Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-16

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Mrs. Scott Blossom was quite i'll last
week.
Geo. Chase spent several days in Barre
last week.
Marshall Wells OF Bellows Falls was in
I town last week.
win Thayer has gone back to Aver
Junction, Mass.
W. G. Shaw is laying the foundation
/ for his new barn.
Frank Rice has moved into a tenement
! In the Child block.
Miss Maud Moore Of Wsitsield is visit
ing friends in town.
Miss Helen Dunn OF Boston is the guest
OF Miss Annie kimball.
L. Il. Sherts OF springfield, Mass, is
visiting Rufus Wilson.
Levi Rice OF Springfield, Vt, is visiting
at the home OF F. L. Pippin.
F.. c. Maynard Of Holyoke, Mass, was
in town he first Of the week.
Ned Wheeler OF Bellows Falls Is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Z. y. Smith.
We are told that Mrs, c. E. Foster is in.
tending to break up housekeeping.
W. H. Edmunds and Mrs. Edmunds
were in Rutland last week visiting rels.
tives.
Mrs. F. j. Hutchins is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Ohap-
man.
Misses Annie and Josie Grout OF Water
bury are visiting their sister, Mrs. II. B.
Lease.
Roy Wheeler OF Bellows Falls is spend |
ing week with MS mother, Mrs L. y.
Smith.
Mrs. F. P. Dawson OF North Benning.
ton is spending the week in town with |
friends.
Rev. F. S. Fiske aud Fred j. Fassett OF |
Montpelier were in town on business
Monday.
Misses Hattie aud Julia Fisher OF
Mershfeld were in town Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Edith Greene has been engaged as
musical instructor in the Randolph grad
ed school.
Miss Nettie Billings OF Rochester. n. y.
is the guest OF her friend, Miss Jessie
Spaulding.
Mr.. Smith and Miss J. o. P. Long are
stopping at Mrs. G. L. Graham's on
River street.
Miss Bernice Rowell of Newport is
spending a short time with her uncle,
Edison Emery.
Mrs. Dewey OF Springfield is spending
several weeks at Frank Burnett's on
Christian Hill.
A. n. Alexander OF Randolph and AFRO
3. Bowen leave the 10th for a trip to
-oyalton, 8. ID.
Fred F. Hackett went to Queen CITY
Park, Burlington, Monday to attend the
amp meetings.
Frank Il. Chamberlin has niece. Miss {
)hamberlin OF Rochester, n. Y, visiting
him and family.
The camp meetings held annually on
he Bethel camp grounds open a weeks r
ession Aug. 22d.
George Marsh has entered the employ d
I Berry, Hall Il Co. OF Burlington as {
raveling salesman. o
Postmistress Martha Arnold is in Prov U
tence, r. l., for a vacation OF several a
7eeks with relatives.
There will be a whist party for the benz
Mt OF the library Wednesday afternoon.
Jug. 22d, at W. r. Adams. o
Mrs. Eugenia Twitohell has broken no o
ousekeeping in the house OF Mrs. 81. Z. a.
harrington on River street. II
A caucus OF the Democratic voters has y y
cen called for the evening of Aug. 18th :,
p. m. in Cushing's hall. =
The children OF the CongI Sunday b,
-h'hA u AAaDubAHu Edlllt uON0 IOT a Die /
ic at Lake Ansel Wednesday. d,
Mrs. N. L. Sheldon OF Norwood, Mass. G
I'D Miss Helen Talbot, her sister, were
lests OF George Marsh last week.
Miss Addie Bradbury came from Leba.
on, n. d., to spend Sunday with her N
ther and brother in this village.
Guy Wright left Monday for a visit OF 10
yeral weeks with his sister at st. Al
ms and his daughter at Charlotte. til
Road Commissioner w. II. Edmunds is
ying a strip Of permanent road between da
e Bascom House and Bethel Mills.
Miss Mabel Brooks left Thursday for a to
~ OF several weeks to include points in da
ashington and Chittenden counties.
Hugh d. Wilson OF this town and Miss wi
ma Harty were married at the home OF we
e brides parents in Westford the 9Th.
DR.. L. NJ. Greene and Otto Greene re. sa
rned Tuesday from their European trip. a as
ne doctor says Bethel looks small but ga
cd.
The Republican town committee has s sa'
eided to call no caucus this year to ~
inmate candidate for town represent Ho
We.
Mrs. Lewis Breed and daughter, Miss
ulah Breed, OF Roslindale. Mass. have
en- staying the past week at II. II. Gill Sc,
MS.
The Bethel and Rochester baseball teams r
j cross bats at the Field day to be held "
Waitsheld next Wednesday for a purse are
inc
Mrs. John Sabine Smith of New York, a :
merly Miss Alice Sawyer and teacher Fai
the Whiteomb High school, was in 4
yn last week. ON,
Il the public whist party for the bene. triN
OF the Free library at Nestledown Cot offe
e last week the first prize was taken bv hoI