Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-22

Mrs. Fronia Sansprs has gone to Esse1
Centre to live.
40 j. Scott Tower OF South Royalton was in
=, town Saturday.
o. N. Barrows sold his horse last week
, to parties from Notown.
ID Alton Young is working at the Pleasant
d View hotel at Plainfield.
Is Worcester Dairy salt at Brooks & La
g Dues. Packages all sizes.
u Miss Mary Wilson entertained a party
J, OF friends Friday evening.
= William Parsons of Braintree was in
q town on business Friday.
4 Miss Elizabeth KImball is at home after
3. teaching school at Snowsville.
: The Harrington creamery paid 27 / &C.
9 per Id. for January butter fat.
! Albert Thayer of Chieopee, Mass, is Wis
! iting his father, II. A. Thayer.
, s. NJ. Washburn has been confined to
the bed with an attack of the grip
The Ten Pin club met Tuesday after.
} noon with Mrs. Willard j. Brooks.
E. A. Davis entertained a party OF
friends with whist Tuesday evening.
Augustus Marsh has been confined to
the house with an attack OF sickness.
Miss Annie Kimball entertained party
OF friends at five O'Clock tea Monday.
Eugene Emery has taken possession of
the farm that be rented Of the Thos. Neff |
estate.
Robert Topper of Orange, Mass, has |
been visiting his grandfather, Dean b. |
! Upper.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gates OF Barre were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Graham over
| Sunday.
Mrs. John Jackson left this week for
Cincinnati, O., where she will join her
husband.
Miss Mabel Hutohins OF RoyaIston,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. f.. N
Chapman.
Brooks & LaDue are headquarters for
oranges. A 10 box lot will arrive on warm
car Friday a. m.
Miss Annie Kimball goes to East Wal
pole, Mass, Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. !
George Wyman. - !
Harry E. Adams returned Saturday q
from mouths absence in Massachusetts
and Connecticut.
Rev. g. b. Johnson OF Burlington will S
hold services at the Episcopal church next
Sunday afternoon. 2
Rev. Wilmond Warner will hold SER a
vices at the Locust Creek schoolhouse
next Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philander Raker of Roch- &
ester have been recent guests of their i.
daughter, MRS. y. ID. Greene. v
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Chadwick OF Wind c
sor have been recent visitors at the home B
of his father, T. A. Chadwick. le
The Whitcomb High school will observe 7
WashiDgton's birthday by not Keeping u
Friday or Saturday Of this week. =
Miss E. Mayo has moved her dressmak !,
ing shop from the Kittredge house to the
rooms in the Bascom House formerly oc-
cupied by her.
The ladies of the Universalist church
viii have baked bean supper at the Har-
.ington parlors Wednesday, Feb. IS, from da
to O'Clock.
d. l.. Child began harvesting ice on w
lake Ansel last week. The ice is about
o inches thick and was not damaged by tn
he floods OF last week at all.
ID. l.. Child has made arrangements to de
tore the ice for the Harrington creamery
n his ice house at Lake Ansel and deliver NJ
I at the creamery as needed.
Miss Minnie Monkey, who is living at Ito
, n. Barrows', was called to her home in
Tunbridge last week to attend the funeral
II her grandfather, Seth Monkey, Sr.
Miss Jessie Parker and Miss Louise In
'aige, who have been teaching in Calais, Of
ave returned to their homes. Parker Iai
Harding, who has been in Calais working, on
s also at home. 70,
Mrs. l.. Wilcox of Moretown, sister of
}. ). Philips, came to Bethel to make a
isit With Mrs. ID. 5 Philips on the return
4 the latter Monday from the Moretown
MUSICAL convention.
Another deserving Bethel boy has re.
eived promotion in the person OF Robert
'undy, who has gone to Keene, N. H., to b.
AXE charge OF the affairs OF the American
Express Co. in that city. Ter
Robert Stoddard, son Of ID. l.. Stoddard {
I this town, and Miss Myrtle Coulmbe, Da
aughter OF Chas. Coulmbe OF Randolph
lere married the 18th by Rev. T.. c. An
'roughin Of Woodstock. ~
William A. Maynard ofthis village was ~
married. the 10th at the residence OF his an
lther, Adam Maynard, to Miss Annette 4
,eCoste OF South Royplton. Rev. e. c.
'roushln was the officiating clergyman. pN
Miss Mabel Preston leaves this week for an,
Hartford, Conn.,, where she will visit her
ncles, Eugeue Williams ana Rev. Her.
ert Williams, and receive treatment for !
er eyes, which have been troubling her. IN
"Patsey" and "Little Bnlee," two OF CIR
be Italians who were arrested at the to
me OF the riot last fall, have been re. AMI
iased from jail and the charges with or
rawn' They returned to Bethel Salur- !
ay.
Henry F. Wallace was in town last week =
sitting his father, Truman Wallace. Mr. :
4
ONE, Watertown h Ogdensburg II. r
TN headquarters at Oswego ana covers :
territory Of 200 miles in length.
MIR. and Mrs Paul Gay and daughter, +
srs Ella kidder, have gone to Keen, N
!, 10 spend the remainder OF the winter
ltb MT. and Mrs. Elmer Bradbury. MIs. r.
avs health Is poor and the excitement
% worry over the high water last week ,
ere such that 1t was thought best to re- 10
ioVe from the locality for the present at
asst. ser,
Among the worthy objects inserted in 3
be warning for town meeting this wear Hel
clause to see II the town will vote to her
appropriate SS5 for the free library al a
ethel and Sl5 for the East Bethel library, are
hese are really public institutions, free Res
all and fulhll so important position in
le community in the spreading OF infor A
lation, snd this article should receive the D
lpport and vote OF every citizen. Since A.
he Bethel library was started about $500 -
as been raised by subscription ana en- Jug
rtsinments. room was lifted up in -