Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04
NEWS INTOWNS ABOUT.
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NV offer of one dozen cabinet photos
for 81 so is good until Nov. LIST, 1900.
3w j. II. EDISON, Bethel.
Asa Perry is in feeble health.
Mrs. Ann Walker is home from Wood
stock.
A. C. Moore joined his wife in Bethel
last week.
Rollin Guernsey and wife were in town
over Sunday.
Daniel Coughlin is making repairs upon
his buildings.
E. j. Holmes arrived from Marion,
Mass, Saturday.
Clayton Allen was in town Monday on
insurance business.
Mrs. Belle Perry was in Bethel num-
Ler of days last week.
Mrs. n. p. Wood and son returned TO
Mortified, Mass, Friday.
Mrs. Frank Cowdrey was at her
mothers part OF last week.
Miss Sadie Hoar went to st. Adams
Saturday for an indefinite stay.
Presiding Elder Davenport preached at
the NJ. Z. church last Sunday.
Maud Cady was with her aunt, Mrs.
Burke, couple of days last week.
Chas. Wood was home from Goddard
seminary last Thursday end Friday.
Pr. Riley is suffering from a severe at
tack of rheumatism and is very feeble.
Miss Mills Of Burlington cared for Mrs.
Fairbanks during the last days oil her III
ness.
Prof. Graves OF South Royalton is ex-
pected to preach at the M. E. church next
Sunday.
stepheu Mott is suffering from an alb
scess and has been unable to work Tor
several days.
Mrs. F. H. Chapman OF w. r. Junction
has been with her mother for few days,
returning Saturday.
Frank Switzer spent a part OF last week
with friends in town, returni ing to west
Woodstock Thursday.
The Y. p. G. U. topic for Sunday even
ing is "Heroism or the iron IN the bIoou'
Leader, Mrs. G.. r. Wheelock.
Don Flowers OF Hartland delivered an
excellent sermon at the UniVersallst
church last Sunday morning.
Asa Perry has lost the horse which TOOK
him over the bank last spring, narrowly
escaping a most serious accident
Mrs. George Chadwick recently fell
while carving pail OF scalding water,
burning her arm and hand badly.
Miss Newhaus returned from Woodstock
Monday and expects to start for her home
in Connecticut Wednesday morning
There were services at the South Barn.
ard schoolhouse Sunday afternoon con-
ducted by Don Flowers OF Hartland.
p. B. Hadley OF Marion, Mass, has
rented Mrs. r. T. Deans cottage for TWO
months, taking possession Monday
DIR. Jewett of Ashburn ham, Mass, spent
Friday with his niece, Miss Ida Jewett,
going from here to visit friends IN Hard
wick.
Miss Dora Whitcoinb, who has been
working at Rev. s. P. Fairbanks this
summer, has returned TO her home IN
Wilder.
Mrs. Emma Waters entertained friends
Saturday evening IN honor OF Don ana
Howard Flowers OF Hartland, VINO were
her guests over Sunday.
Word is lust received OF the death OF
BENZ F. Chamberlin, which occurred
Monday night. Arrangements Tor burial
have not been made at time OF writing.
Miss Ethelynd Gould will give a
dramatic recital at the Universalist church
Friday evening. Oct. 18th, under the
auspices OF the Y. P. c. y. Examine Dill
at postofiice.
l.. Cootey has reason to be proud OF
his trained two-year-old twin steers
which were on exhibition and took first
premium at the state fair and second at
the county fair.
RI Dix went to Wstertown, n. y,
Monday to attend the Universalist state
convention and from there he Will go 70
Canton to resume his studies at the ~.
Lawrence University.
e. S. Putnam comes home from the
county fair in good spirits, his 4-yesr old
stallion, Young Alexander, taking nrst
money, the same as at the State far; also
second money on brood mare and foai.
Mrs. Page was called here from Maine
by the illness and death OF her daughter,
Mrs. Fairbanks. Her sister, Mrs. Dicker. .
man. from Wilder and two brothers OF
Mr.. Fairbanks from New York city were
also here.
Among recent guests at the Silver Lake
House are Geo. w. Snow, VIM. Hanson OF
Burlington, Frederick Leeds, MRS. n r
Leeds, Mrs. James Mccall OF New York
r. B. Thomas, John Manney, A. b: Gay,
J. B. Eldredge OF Randolph, r. Stafford oil
Rutland and w. Lakewood of Boston.