Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-12

d nas oeen spenulug lew usys III Detne
Tavern.
g NJ. A. Brink has been laid up the pas
month with a bad attack OF intiammator.
n rheumatism.
Our boys opened their patriotic celebra
. ton OF the 4th exactly on advertised time
, at midnight.
Miss Sarah Walker, formerly OF thi
town, called upon old friends in this vii
lage Monday.
I C. W. Curtis has recovered from his re-
I cent severe illness sufficiently to be on
the street again.
I Roy Wheeler has secured a position a:
baggage master and brakeman on the
Fitchburg r. X.
Mrs. Roy Wheeler returned to Spring
; field Wednesday after spending a week
with Mrs. E. n. Smith.
J Mrs. Kate Balm OF Watham, Mass, Wis
tied her uncle, S. &. Cady, and other rela.
tives the first OF the week.
Hunter c. White, Jr., OF Providence, R.
l., spent several days last week with his
aunt, Mrs. Martha Arnold.
Miss Lulu Graham left last Saturday for
st, JOhnsbury to visit DR.. S. II. Sparhawk
her uncle, at st. JohOsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Chadwick OF Wind
sor were with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Chadwick, the past week
Mrs. Jennie Orcutt and son OF Melrose,
/ Mass, have been recent guests OF Mrs. w.
J. Brooks, sister Of Mrs. circuit.
/ Mrs. Arvilla Severance OF East Middle
/ bury spent several days last week aud
this with her nephew, II. C. Rice.
Arthur vonNyvenhein, bookkeeper Of
the Norfolk Oyster Co., has been spend
ing several days with o. P. Shaw.
s. K. Stanton aud family and Walter R.
Spaulding and wife have arrived at their
summer cottages on Royalton hill.
Mrs. Thos. Carrigsn and daughter, Miss
Laura Carrigan, Of Worcester, Mass, are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Peter O'Connell.
The Bethel High school baseball nine
defeated the Rochester High school club
in game at Stoekbridge Common July
9TH. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Beekman OF somer-
vile, Mass, are spending the summer
with Forest Southland, arriving early last
week.
II. B. Lease, the new jeweler, has rented /
and taken possession OF the south tene- |
ment In the Kittredge house owned by A. /
A. Brooks.
Harry Chadwick went to Milton on the /
paper train Sunday, where he is engaged /
on contract OF painting the buildings OF
the c. V. X. r.
A@ulhtA buAAdIA dEIlNtu N6uutHlHN
OF last week after an absence of over a
year spent with relatives in Virgins and .
North Carolina. rTt
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Ravens of
Somerville, Mass, arrived last Saturday
to spend this, their fourth summer, at
Forrest Southard's.
Milo Goss has been in a critical condt-
tion the past week from an attack OF loco.
motor ataxis, from which he has been a
sufferer for many years past.
Eugene Brooks is at the home OF his
mother, Mrs. George Brooks, for a few
weeks vacation from keene, n. H., where
he is employed in a shoe shop.
Charles Kloran, Dana King ana Miss
Nellie Kloran OF West Hartford and Miss
Heorgie Bacon OF Strsfford spent the 4th
at John Kloran's in this village.
The Rebeksh lodge will have a spelling
match next Tuesday evening, July Il; all
members are requested TO be present.
Light refreshments will be served.
Ola Quimby is at the home Of his
father, Ira g. Quimby, from Windsor
where he has had charge OF the dairy OF
A. f. Mann, the shoe manufacturer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin II. Durkee cele-
brated the 10th anniversary OF their mar
riage July 4th, with the assistance OF a
large party of friends and neighbors.
Miss Ellen Brough, aged IA years. who
ls living at the Bethe Tavern, fell and
broke her collar bone last Saturday. The
injured bone was set by DR.. o. d. Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. John sheehan, Misses
Julia, Nellie and Mary Sheehan and Neil
Waters OF Cbsrlestown, Mass, arrived at
w. c. Bakers last week to spend the |
summer.
Fred Townsend, with his friend, How.
ard Mayhem, arrived last Thursday at the
home OF his father, Chas. Townsend, for
ten days vacation from their employment
in tannery at Peabody, Mass.
Roland Reynolds of Boston, accom-
panied by his friend, John Holmes, a
clerk in the National Bank of the Repub-
lie in Boston, Fred Edmunds and Geo. g
Chase are in camp at Lake Ansel.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel l.. Stoddari passed 9
The 39th anniversary OF their marriage | {
July I'd and celebrated the occasion by
reunion OF their children. They have had
Zen children, eight OF whom we're present.
Mrs. Sara Sturtevant received a telegram
sunday evening announcing the sudden Y
New YORK. Mr.. Taylor was a well-to-do Il
sitizen Of Manchester, VT, where his
funeral was held Tuesday.
The measles have numbered the follow.
ng victims the past week: Miss Helen :
Brooks, the children OF Clinton Soper, the {
family OF warren Preston. Hazel Waldo .
he young daughter of j. II. Waldo, Mrs. /
Frank Z. Ladue and Mrs. A. B. Brooks. =
Edmund Z. Gee has opened a harness v
md repair shop in Capital hall in Mont v
)e!ler. Mr.. Gee was for a long time a cit O
zen OF Bethel in the employ OF I. A. a
-hadwick and has many friends here b
Tho wish him success in his new venture.
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Chase leave this e
week on an extended bicycle tour. They &
intend to go to Sunspee Lake, n. IA, q
hence to York Beach, Me-, and from o
here they will visit PRINCIPAL Wright al d
and go into camp with him g
IN Lake Champlain.
Mrs. Roland g. Freeman, two children :
md nurse returned to New York Wednes-
lay OF last week after spending a month :,
With Mrs. Edwin Sturtevant, aunt Of =
Mrs. Freeman. When she left Bethel il .
vas the intention OF Mrs. Freeman to sail y
or Europe next Saturday. =
Ira Rogers, the li-year-old son Of ID. c. =
togers, died Tuesday of last week OF Z,
Q bercular meningitis following en- attack :,
4 measles. The young boy was bright. :,
Z paole lac and very popular among bis IN
nHfNG. Mr. I