Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-07
Bethel Local Intelligence


Frank Wallace is sick with the prevail
distemper.
Miss Josie Reed has been quite sick thu
past week.
viii Markham is cIerking in the store o.
A. II. King.
Frank Wallace is sick with the prevail
ing distemper.
AFRO B. Bowen OF Tunbridge was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Herbert r. Wood is confined to
the bed with grip.
The condition OF the health of NJ. II.
Lincoln is very critical.
Zebina Spaulding OF Randolph visited
friends In town Friday.
Mrs. n. G. Rice and son, Earl, visited at
North Randolph Friday
Six members OF the family OF w. L.
Rogers are sick with grip.
Mark Stiles has been seriously i'll the
past week with pneumonia.
Miss Mabel Dyke is ct home from
teaching school at East Barnard.
Mrs. Emily g. Greene of Randolph is
living with Mrs. Mary A. Parker.
Miss Grace Upper entertained her
friends at whist Saturday evening.
Alvin Darr Of Rochester was the guest
OF b. g. Rogers Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Terry Of Braintee
were guests OF james A Abraham Saturday.
Rev. w. A. Warner is improving and ex-
poets TO be able to hold his regular service
next week.
Work in the tannery was hindered
short time Monday by the breaking OF
steam pipe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Currier OF Bos-
ton are spending a few weeks &C his
uncle's, 8. w. Barrows'.
Miss Ella WEIGH returned 10 Boston
Saturday after weeks stay with her
mother, Mrs. ~. O. Carpenter.
s. s. Blakely returned Friday from a
two weeks visit TO his daug hter, Mrs. Ella |
Emerson, at Londonderry, N. II.
The infant OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Davis. |
which was badly burned a few weeks ago |
In pail Of hot water, is recovering.
Eight members OF the grange went 10 |
So. Royalton Friday evening and present.
ed negro minstrel entertainment.
George Read ia intending TO soon move
from the John Williams dwelling to the
farm OF George Waldo on Royalton hill.
Mrs. f. d. Markham was in Barnard
Friday on business connected with the
estate OF her late mother, Mrs. Asa Adams.
Mrs. Mary Hodgkins and sister, Mrs.
Moore,ot Rochester went to Haverhil last
Thursday to attend the funeral OF a sister.
Mrs. Mary Hodgkins and sister, Mrs.
Moore, OF Rochester went to Haverhill
last Thursday to attend the funeral OF a
sister.
Maxham and Wood have finished
painting the depots on the White River
Valley railroad and returned home
Tuesday.
The next meeting OF the Grange will be /
held Saturday night. IL will be gentle !
nen's night and under the direction OF {
II. G. Wilson.
+. A. Davis OF the fish and game com. q
mission was In Montreal last week attend q
ing the meeting OF the international Fish q
and Game League. {
The Rebekahs will entertain the ODD Y
Fellows and their families at free whist Z
'arty at Odd Fellows hall TUESDAY even a
ng Feb. ~. 81
Rev. q. b. Clark, formerly rector OF y
1hrlst church, il now located at Alliance, :,
Web, where he has charge OF curcuit OF a.
I've churches. a.
l.. NJ. Heath has purchased OF Mrs. =,
Martha Arnold the interest in the Lake a
Ansel property formerly owned by the n
ate Fred Arnold. n
Mrs. l.. NJ. Greene, Mrs. o. ID. Greene ;,
nd Miss Maybelle Greene went to Lowell, d
lass, Monday to attend the funeral OF 2,
drs. Ransom Greene. n
carload OF horses was received here NJ
riday, OF which seven were for II. NJ. 81
jarrett, two for II. b. Gilman and two for In
has. Holman OF Randolph. pl
Earl Ric3, who has been spending the rt
asst month with his father, Henry Rice. ~
aturned Wednesday TO bis work In q 90
hoe shop in Stoneham. Mass. Sc
Will Rogers and Ed. Rogers, former res g.
tents 10 town, but now living In West
ornwali and Middlebury respectively,
ere IN town several days last week.
A. NJ. Marsh celebrated bis s1st birthday v
an. 3Oth and in the afternoon many of e,
Is old friends and acquaintance called 81
pom him to congratulate him upon the NJ
acasiOn. III
Mrs. Ransom Greene OF Lowell, Mass, hi
hose serious Illness was noticed in last "
eek's issue, passed away Friday. She is re
irVived by husband and one son aged W
n years. el
Samuel n. Mccullough, railway mail %
erk between Essex Junction and Boston y
a Rutland, has recovered from bis recent =,
were illness so as TO come to his home on -
oyalton Hill. ~ ~
Quite a few members from the local r,
IoRe OF /. o. o. Y. attended the district "
Getting OF the 7th district OF Vermont /. ~
. o. F. at Randolph Wednesday even b
Il OF this week. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r. Waldo arrived Il
lturdsy from ave months trip through n
le West, including points in Kansas r.
where they visited their son, E. {. b
lsldol Minnesota and Michigan. rs
j. A. Bond, state superintendent of the y
utual Benefit Life Insurance company, y
as In town last week looking after the !,
ansieral Of the agency from the Office OF =
:. p. Stockwell to that OF II. z. Adams. :,
Miss Ismer Grant entertained q party OF al
lends at the home Of her father, II. z. b
rant, on North Main street Monday n
ternoon, II being her eighth birthday II
I'd there were eight young girls present. e
Frank Ward, a travelling musician
ten called uDon TO play at Kitchen jun
ais and neighborhood dsnces, was ar
s'ed at ). W. Bowen's Friday of last :,
eek by the constable OF Sherburne for :,
Dn payment OF taxes.
The village schools are running again n
ter various absences and recesses on the a
srt OF both teachers and scholars on %
count OF the prevailing distemper Il
Dme DAYS there was not over half an II