Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

A party of nine persons, made up from
the family and guests of VIM. r. Adams
took carriage drive to Williamstown Sat
urday.
/ gang of painters, under the charge oil
/ A. Sheguin, arrived Monday to paint the
high steel bridgeIof the c. Y. r. R. in this
village.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Marcy, Mrs. l. H.
Whitcomb and Vim. Davis of Woodstock.
/ being on carriage drive, stopped at the
Bascom House Friday.
DR.. R. NJ. Chase and his mother, Mrs.
Moses Chase, took a carriage drive to Lud-
low last week, where they spent few days
with DR.. Roscoe Chase.
Elver G. Hoisington arrived at his par
/ ents'. Mr.. and Mrs. Sayles Hoisington's Is,
last week for two weeks stay. He was
joined by his wife Monday.
Mrs. w. Fl. Smith and two children
left the first of the week for Saranac Lake,
n. ", where they expect to remain until
Sept. LIST with relatives Of Mrs. Smith.
Miss Julana Sylvester has been taking
vacation Of a week with relatives in Gays
vile. Mrs. d. NJ. Strong had charge of
her millinery store during her absence.
Peter Burrele, Jr., was arrested Tuesday
for intoxcation Monday. A second Of
fence was charged against him and he
pleaded guilty and was fined 10 and
costs.
Mrs. NJ c. Jordan, Miss Mildred Jordan
and Miss Louise Holt of New Haven,
Conn, and Mrs. A. Wilkins OF somerville,
Mass, are late arrivals at Forrest South
ards.
Rev L. L. Greene. accompanied by Mrs.
Greene and his son, Of Oneonta, n. ",
are spending few days with his brothers
in this village, Drs. L. NJ, and .. p.
Greene
Mrs. Addie Sylvester and VIII Sylvester
spent few days recently at Lake Adsulala
in Plymouth. This is the lake that several
Bethel parties formerly resorted to for a
summer camp.
Mrs. j. T. Burger of Boston stopped at
the Bascom House Thursday of last week. |
Mrs. Burger will be remembered as Miss |
Phille Saltery. She is spending the sum-
mer at Pittsheld
d. NJ. Clough has sold to Mrs. II. f. !
Grant the piece of moving land situated |
between the premises of G. +. Whitney /
and Mrs. Josephine Lane, being portion |
of the old Ainsworth place.
NJ H. Harrington and family started on |
their return trip to Philadelphia Monday, |
going by way of Burlington and Lake |
Champlain. They were accompanied by |
Miss Parker of Philadelphia
Jack Wefer and Harry Sanspra went to
Saturday to play ball with the
SO. Royaltons in a game against the
Woodstocks, in which the latter were de-
feated in score of 10 to six.
Mrs. +. S. Fiske and son, Fred j. Fassett,
of Montpelier called ON friends in town
on their way to Rochester. Mr..
Fassett has the position OF instructor in
physiology at the school of osteopathy at
Mo.
The team of Mrs. Waldo became badly
scared at the operations of the gravel train
at the Maginniss crossing last week, and
had 1t not been for the coming of assist
ance, there would probably have been a
serious accident,
Five cars are set out on the siding near
the tannery, being the travelling quarters
Of the Italians who are raising the grade
81 the tracks Of the c. Y. r. r. The grav-
81 train is working northerly and has
reached this village.
One more service viii be held at Old
Christ church in upper Bethel on the 18th
inst, the Sunday following Old Home
week There will be morning prayer and
he Holy Communion, with sermon by the
rector, Rev. c. II. Wells.
The date for the reunion OF the Windsor
County Veterans association to be held at
silver Lake in Barnard has been changed
from August II to August 2S as it is
thought this date would conflict less with
The engagements for Old Home Week.
The general impression that there was
plenty of rain during the month of July is
confirmed by the report of William r.
Adams. There were three inches in 1900
md seven inches in 1901. The average
temperature OF July, 1900, was So and Of
1901 81.
John Preston, the 10-year-old son OF f.
:. Preston. was playing with other chill
iren Saturday in the barn of f. ID. Brooks
Shen he fell from high beam. He was
picked up unconscious, in which eondi-
ion he remained for an hour and it is
hought he suffered some internal injury
Julius Church Of Hancock went to Con-
ord Monday where he has a position on .
he bridge gang of Ward & Douglass Of
Montpelier. Messrs. Ward q Douglass
nave taken the contract for the grading
ind bridge building OF the new electric