Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-08-02
Bethel Local intelligence

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Miss George Hatch is visiting friends il
town.
Chas bill is visiting his mother, Mrs
i Mary Hill.
Bert Coy OF West Claremont is visitin
relatives in town.
W. H. Hartwell is improving his hous
by reshingling it.
Mrs. Cove OF Hartland is visiting he
niece, Mrs. c. Z. Foster.
B. G. Sterling and wife OF Warren spen
Sunday with w. g. Shaw.
Mrs. A. L. Blake spent last week il
Windsor with her husband.
Mrs. w. F. Baker has been i'll the pas
week with nervous disease.
James Rooney OF Providence, r. l., il
staying with Forest Southland.
Frank Weston of Derry, N. H., is visit
ing his brother, Arthur Weston.
Mrs. S. A. Storrs left for Newport and
Derby, VT, the first OF the week.
George L. Edison and family of Lebanon,
n. H., were in town over Sunday
Fl. E. Adams started out on the road
| Tuesday selling stationery supplies.
Wilson Fisher OF Burlington is visiting
| his grandmother, Mrs. E. ~. Fisher.
H. c. Gilbert and Adam Eglin took a
drive 10 Randolph one day last week.
| A. L. Stearns is adding a piazza to the
south side OF his dwelling on Main st.
Lynn Chadwick, clerk in the store Of
Brooks Il Washburn, is taking his Vaca-
ton.
Mrs. L. A. Davis was confined to the
10. Ing
ness.
Rev. W. A. Warner and Fred Chapman
are absent on a fishing trip to Lake Dun.
more.
Miss Alice Paige OF Boston is spending
few weeks with her mother, Mrs. e. S.
Paine.
Dell Dyke and family spent Sunday with
M. H. Cox, his brother-i law, at East
Barnard.
H. H. Paige and Miss Minnie Smith OF
Randolph were in town Saturday on
business.
Miss UdaIl OF West Hartford spent
few days last week with Mr.. and Mrs. G,
II. kidder.
MIR. and Mrs. L. F. Wilson OF franklin,
N. H., are spending the week in Bethel
and Royalton.
J. Il. Waldo has entered the employ OF
the Postal Telegraph Co. as operator, at
Newport, r. /.
Miss Catherine Emery OF Boston is
spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
Ahial Putnam.
Misses Susie and Fannie Bowler from
Randolph visited their sister, Mrs. Lewis |
Tatro, last week.
Mrs. Chas. /. Hunt and son, Ernest, OF |
Springfield, Mass, are visiting at Mrs.
Hannah Wilson's
Z. p Billiard and son, Glenn, OF SPRING
field, Mass, are visiting at Geo. Parker's /
and c. T.. Mobiles.
Rev. E.A. Read and family left Wedues-
day for Lake Sunapee, to take a months |
outing at that resort.
Plans are being made for grpnd dedi-
cation ball to he held in the new tannery
some time this month.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Terry OF Kewsnee,
H., are visiting g.. II. Upper and other
friends in this vicinity.
Quite party OF friends gathered at the
home OF Celte Brooks Tuesday evening to
help celebrate her birthday.
DR.. r. NJ. Chase and family and Roland
Reynolds have returned from two weeks
vacation at the Weirs, N. Il.
A party Of twelve young ladies, who
have been camping at Silver Lake, Barn
ard, returned home Monday.
Rollin Adams returned to Boston on
Wednesday, after spending two weeks
With his father, w. K. Adams.
Mrs. Gertrude Lewis and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, OF South Royalton visited at F.
B. Maxham's one day last week.
John Cloran has moved from the Will
Parsons house to the O. ID. Wood premises
IN the road to Warren Prestons.
Mrs. A. d. Tolles and daughter, Miss
Edna, of Somersworth, n. f., are spend
ng the month Of August at Geo. Parker's
Mrs. Frank II. Hundley, who lived in
he Steele house on the Gaysville road,
lied last Saturday OF consumption.
Wallace Holmes OF White River June
ion, accompanied by his son, William, has
'een spending the week at II. e. Grants.
F. B, Merrill, a former resident, has /
moved back to town from Randolph and
ented tenement in the house OF W. II.
sdmunds. Il
e. w. Marston has bought out the store
i J. II. Waldo in LYNN, Mass, and an
dioining store, and left last week to take
Mrs. +. ]. Howe and grandson, Master
frank Packard, OF Chicago arrived Tues
lay to spend month with her sister, Miss
:. S. Fogg.
Prof. Topper of the U.V.M. was in town
ailing on friends Tuesday Mr.. Topper
s making bicycle trip through the state
With party.
Mrs. Flora Culver and nephew, Master
sldred Allen OF Concord, n. H.. are visit
ng Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Waldo at Willow ,
Brook Farm.
Dir. and Mrs. n. l.. Sheldon OF Nor
wood, Mass, are visiting at Mrs. George /
Marsh's in Bethel and Egbert Sheldon's /
n Stockbridge.
o. A. Dean has sold to B. G. Bundy the
lortherly half OF the Burbank lot on
amp Brook, the southerly half OF which
be has sold to G. ID. Cushing.
The Whitcomb High school baseball
line was defeated by the Rochester high
school nine in game last Saturday at
Bethel by a score Of five to six.
Guy +. Loudon, d. o., of Burling.
.on was Ia town Friday treating several
patients from Burlington, who are in
Bethel, and new patients in Bethel. Ia
Rollin ellison had an exciting expert
ance with a skunk one day last week. I
. Roll" thinks be knows much more about
he habits OF the animal than be did. II
O. {. Boyce returned Saturday from
.Wo weeks vacation at Penscook, n. H..