Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-28
Bethel Local Intelligence.

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Tuesday.
Mrs. j. q. Waldo arrived from Lynn
last week.
4. p. Fisher had a valuable horse di
last week.
Robert Noble was in Boston the frs
of the week
Luke Wilder has received an increase o.
pension to ST..
Mrs. NJ. A. Moody is visiting relatives
In Brattleboro.
l.. b. johnson OF Randolph was In
town Saturday.
George Buchanan of woburn, Mass, is
visiting in town.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin
GOodell June 9Th.
Mrs. Lucy Richmond celebrated her SD
birthday June 23d.
Mrs. Henry Rice visited her mother in
Randolph Saturday.
Mrs. VIII Smith is visiting the family
Of Horace Hatch in Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Heath took a car
riage drive TO Warren last week
Mrs. Carl d. Cushing and three children
are having a siege with measles.
Mrs. Anna Chase OF Randolph has been
a recent guest OF James Q. Burnett.
asst week as temporary station agent.
Chas P. Coy has gone to Hanover to
work for Brown Bros. in their tin shop.
Frank P. Currier OF Boston has been
spending the past week at G. W. Berry's.
Rev. Harry Holden OF Attleboro, Mass,
called on friends in this village Monday.
Remember tho Old Maids convention at
Dubois & Gays hall, Randolph, June %.
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Kendall and Is now with G. H. kimball q
Co.
NJ. NJ. Whipplo was in Newport last
week to attend the Grand Army encamp-
ment.
Mrs. Mary Bliss Doten has been the
guest the past week OF Mrs. Charles II. |
Kidder.
Miss Sarah Gay OF Boston is staying at
her aunt's, Mrs. e. G. Stearns', for the
summer.
Mrs. All. Bowen aud Mrs. Joseph Re.
gan are visiting friends and relatives at
Waitsheld.
Miss Josie Morse IS visiting her grand.
parents, Mr., and Mrs, Newell Byam, at
Mortified.
Miss Bertha Joslvn OF Waitsheld is en-
ployed in the dressmaking rooms OF Mrs.
Calvin Morse,
A heller in the pasture OF Chas. Whit
ney fell of the high ledge last week and
was found dead.
+. W. Newcomb has returned from
Boston where he has been spending the
past two months.
p. A. Markham and family nave during
the past week beeu eating early peas from
their own garden.
Harry Emery left Wednesday for East
Gloucester, Mass, where he has a position
at the Hawthorne Inn,
Miss Maria Pollock Of Waltham, Mass,
arrived Wednesday to spend the summer
with Mrs. G. {. Stesrns.
Alonzo Emery has returned from
Washington, ID. C., and taken possession
OF the S. A. Webster house.
A. J. Graham has recently painted his
buildings on River street. Markham &
Wood are doing the work.
c. II. Kidder CARED from this station
last Monday rs calves a 1-2c.), 8 lambs
(5c.l, and hogs a 1-2c.).
j. A. johnson OF Boston, salesman Tor
the j. A. Price Paint Co., spent Sunday
with his cousin, b. Q. Rogers.
Mrs. Hurlburt, wife OF Sheriff G. o. L
BuTlburt, Of Lebanon was the guest Of
Miss Addie Bradbury last week.
Mrs. 0. K. Blossom is deprived OF the
use OF one of her arms by a very painful
attack OF muscular rheumatism.
We are glad to see that George Rowe
has so far recovered from bis serious ILL.,
n SIS as to be on the street again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Child OF Kansas
City, Mo, were in town over Sunday, the
guests Of his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Child.
Clifton Paige Of Boston, who has been
abroad the past year and a half is spend
ing few weeks with his uncle, Willis
Paige.
Mrs. Ella L. Hemingway and Miss Car
oline Hemingway OF Boston spent a day
last week With their friend Mics Sarah
M. Gay.
AIoHzo Bryant has returned from Dur
ham, n. C., where tie has been spending
the winter with his son, Prot. Gilmore
Ward Bryant.
Arnold and Others have been having great
luck the past week catching large trout at
the Blue Hill dam,
Mrs. F. L. Martin and Mrs. Austin
Emery we're In Rochester Tuesday to at
tend the wedding Of Rev. Carlton Hazen
and Miss Julia Trask.
Arthur Wight has been critically sick
with pneumouia the past week. Miss
Campbell, nurse from Burlington, has
been taking care OF him.
Rev. G. B. Clark, formerly rector OF
hEl1A GHALEuf bEAAtlt us hGlE Nkcu a CAL
10 western Nebraska, where he will en-
gage In missionary work. I,
Census Enumeration X. j. Flint has /
finished taking the census OF the incor-
porated village OF Woodstock and is
clerking for c. ID. Cushing. Ii
Mrs. Ellen ellison and Rollin ellison
went 70 Underhiil Wednesday TO stay the
remainder Of the wesk With Mrs. g. c. }
Abbott, sister OF Mrs Gibson.
Miss Jessie Spaulding is in Burlington
this week attending commencement at !
The University OF Vermont. Her brother,
Pearl spaulding, graduates this year.
DIR. r. NJ. Chase and Mrs. Chase are at /
Barre this week to attend the graduation
exercises Of Goddard seminary. Their
ION, George Chase, graduates this year
Miss Helen Wallace, who has been with =,
Ter sister, Mrs. Pearl Ellis. in STANTON y
or the past two or three years, Is now Z
With her brother, John Wallace, in this
own. ~
The regular meeting OF Rising Star =
range Will be held next Saturday even I,
ng, June 80. The program will be d
rothers' night, with Pearl Savage as lee ,,
urer. In