Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-13
Bethel Local Intelligence.

WANTED:-A good COOK at once. Apply
10 G. r. Noble, Bethel. Vt.
w L. Fish is shingling his house.
r. A. Davis is in Boston this week.
q. H. Upper is in Boston this week.
Alma Wilson was in Randolph Center
Thursday.
Chas. Whittier OF Barre is visiting his
uncle, James p. Marsh.
Mrs. A. II. Spooner is recovering slowly
from her recent Illness
Mrs Martha Graham has leased the
house of X. p. Stockwell.
f. q. Cox Of Ashmont, Mass, was in
town the first Of the week.
r. Scott Blossom and family visited rel
atiyes in Randolph Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Gay arrived at Mrs. G. G.
Stearns Saturday from Boston.
Mrs. r. w spaulding Of Rutland is yis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. John Wallace.
Miss Kate Marsh visited friends in
Rochester from last Thursday until Mon
day.
Dr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Greene visited their
son, Otto, at Burlington the first Of the
week.
Mrs. John Keleher and two children are
spending ten days with her mother at
Barre.
r. s. Blossom is laying the foundation
for a barn on bis premises on Church
street.
NJ. f. Savage and Capt j. +. Eldredge
spent couple Of days IN NotoWn fishing
recently.
Greene Bros. moved their office last
week from the Baseom House block to the
Child block. a91l DOC ~
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. c. Rice visited their
daughter, Mrs Frank Olmstead, at East
Barnard Sunday.
Mrs. s. A. Risdon of National City, Cal,
arrived Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Clinton Soper
Thirty-fiv tickets were sold at this sta
tion for the excursion to Vergennes over
the G. Y. r. K. last week.
Miss Mary Stickney is a member of the
graduating class at Wheaton seminary
Norton, Mass, June 10Th.
S, S. Blakely left Tuesday for a three
weeks visit TO his daughter, Mrs. Ellen
Emerson, at Manchester, n. III.
The Sunday schools OF the Cong1 and
Methodist churches held exercises appro-
pirate TO Children's Sunday last Sunday.
Kidder and Marsh sent two carloads of
potatoes TO the Boston market the past
week, paying 40c. per bushel at the cars.
NJ. c. Kelley has moved into the tene-
ment OF A. A. Brooks known as the Chat
field house and is working for +. +. Hack
EFT,
George Rowe was laid of last week by
spraIned ankle and his position in the
store OF NJ. A. Moody was taken by L. 5.
Bird.
Bert Hastings and family OF Randolph
visited Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Morse,
mother Of Mrs. Hastings, the first of the
week
Miss Annie Kimbal has returned for
the summer vacation from her labors in
the establishment OF Gross Il Straus in
Boston.
Mrs. f. f. Ladue left Monday for
months visit to her sister, Mrs. Fair
banks, at Lynn, Mass, and other relatives
in that vicinity.
Miss Annie Chadwick was called back !
to Lynn, Mass, Thursday of last week !
after spending couple of weeks with |
friends in town.
The sermon before the graduating class /
of 1901, w. II. s., was delivered by Rev /
Wilmond Warner at the Cong'l church /
last Sunday evening
X. p. Stockweli has been here from |
Worcester, Mass, the past week and has |
packed his goods preparatory to moving I
his family TO Worcester
Misses Ethel Twitchell and JEANNE /
Wilson went to Randolph Center Tuesday |
70 take examinations for entering the /
State Normal school this fall.
Mrs. A. G. Mann Of Newport, n. H., her 4
sister, Mrs. Nogel, Of Memphis, Tenn,
and Mrs. Hayden Sharp Of Randolph were I
guests one day last week at q. II. kim
balls.
Miss Harriet Fisk, a teacher in the En-
field, N H., High school, spent several T
days last week with her friend, Miss Grace
burlington, her classmate in Boston uni
versity
Mrs. Moses Chase arrived at tie home OF .
her son, Or. K. Nj. Chase, last Friday from
Riverdale, Neb. Mrs, Chase, who Is Is 1
years old, made the 1000 mile journey from 1
Riyerdale alone.
Children's sunday will be observed with 1
church al the i0,45 service Sunday. June 4
.. The concert exercise, rejoice Ever +
more, viii be rendered
Mo'room for the manufacture 81 Mo- 4
Hair has become such pressing necessity 4
that DIR. X. NJ. Chase has engaged addi- 1
tional room in the basement of the Mars
ton block for this purpose
G. FL Topper, accompanied BY Philip I
Cutter and james Lord 81 Boston, went ON 1
a fishing trip to the Chittenden brook near /
West Rochester Thursday OF last week. 4
with a return Of IS pounds Of trout
Mrs. W. c. Baker and Mrs John Wal /
lace were In Rutland recently. Mrs Wal 4
lace being there 20 attend the wedding 81 4
her sister During her stay IN Rutland 4
Mrs. Wallace made a short trip to Boston. /
Gladys Topper, the young daughter 81 !
Mr.. aud Mrs Royal Upper. was taken /
quite seriously IN Monday night Typhoid /
fever j. feared and specimens Of the blood /
have been sent 10 Burlington Tor exami- /
nation.
Mrs. II. b. Lease went to her former /
home in Waterbury Wednesday 81 last 4
week 10 attend the commencement exer-
cises of the Waterbury High school and 4
visit her parents. Mr.. Lease Joined her on 1
saturday.
5. e. Durham has decided 10 his son and 4
daughter, w. Allen Durham 81 this town. /
and Mrs. Emma Holmes Of Mestmorc- 4
land. his home farm with the stock and 4
tools, reservjng a life interest in certain +
parts Of the house.
Alta meeting especially held to consider 4
the mstter Tuesday evening, the Crescent 4
Club voted 30 have q Fourth Of July
celebration. and @. n. Upper. c. d. 4
Cushing and l. NJ. Heath were appointed 4
3 committee 20 have the matter ia charge.
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