Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-31
Bethel Local Intelligence

York.
Walter Adams of Randolph Center wa
in town Sunday.
lib. Lease spent Sunday with his fam
lily in Waterbury.
A son was born Jan. 9th TO Mr.. ant
Mrs. Henry w. Davis.
Miss Belle WEIGH OF Randolph called OF
friends in town Saturday.
Els Paine is recovering from a two
weeks attack OF the grip.
Mrs. Forrest Southland is visiting friends
in Boston, leaving Monday.
Charles Gardner has moved from the
Bellvilie house to Randolph.
Albert Thayer is visiting his brother,
viii Thayer, at Aver, Mass.
Geo Blossom is laid up with foot bad
ly cut while splitting wood.
Ii. p. Sanford OF Randolph visited
friends In town Wednesday.
ID. M. Strong has been absent week in
Mlddlebury on business trip.
@. d. Cushing has sold his gasolene
launch to parties in Burlington.
Alfred Swinyer and Rollin Goodell Of
Rochester were In town Monday.
Mrs. Hodges OF Randolph Center was at
J. A. Graham's Thursday and Friday.
Hon. w. H. Bliss of Middlebury was at
his brothers, ID. w. Bliss, last week.
Mr.. King OF King Cash Clothing store
is in Boston buying goods this week.
l.. p. Billiard went to Springfield, Mass,
Saturday to visit his son, Ed. Bullard.
Miss Sarah Woodbury. has been suffer
ing from a severe attack OF rheumatism.
Mrs. Calvin Morse has been confined to
the mouse the past month with sickness.
Miss Lydia Atkinson spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Randolph
Center.
Miss Ella WEIGH OF Boston is spending
week with her mother, Mrs. T.. q. Car
penter.
H. Kidder has sold his stock OF wool
and is earring II this week to the Boston
market.
w. B. G. stickney was confined to the
house last week with severe attack OF
the grip.
A masquerade ball is to be given in the
town hall under the auspices of the Cres-
cent club.
F.B. Howe Of st. Johnsbury was the
guest OF bis brother-in-law, w. t. King,
this week.
Several OF the workmen engaged in cut
ting ice on Lake Ansel have fallen into
the water.
Five members OF the family OF @. II.
Kaylor are down with the prevailing
Influenza.
Jack Lavelle is at home from Windsor
for a weeks vacation from work in the
shoe shop.
Rev. Wilmond Warner is slowly i'm |
proving from his accident of last Satur- |
day evening.
Hon. w. e. Johnson and B. s. Kittredge
of Woodstock were In town on legal busi-
ness Monday.
Mrs. q. II. Upper returned from
Gloucester, Mass, Saturday much inn
proved In health.
Edward Welch, a workman in the tan
merry, has rented the Ainsworth house on
North Main street.
Z. r. Noble was called to Ulverton, p.
O., last week by the death OF the wife OF
his nephew, w. j. Noble.
MIR. Foster, who works in the tannery,
and wife are boarding with James Nc.
Bride on South Church street.
Earl Rice visited relatives in Rochester
last week and this week is with his sister,
Mrs. John Foley, In Mortified.
Mrs. Il. Il. Child passed her S0th birth
day Sunday and the day was remem bered
by quite a number OF her friends.
Misses Josie and Evelyn Morse, daugh-
tiers OF II. w. Morse, have been quite sick
and threatened with pneumonia.
Gladys and Paul Wilson entertained a
party OF thirty young people Friday
afternoon. in honor of their birthdays.
Mrs. W. q. Waldo was again called to
Lebanon, n. H., Monday by the serious
illness OF her sister, Mrs. j. p. Hosmer.
Owen T. Boutwell, has conveyed to
Gardner Adams and wife the premises on
the Barnard road occupied by them for
the past u years.
Frank Merrill has resumed his former
position as night engineer at the tannery
and has moved into tenement in the K.
s. jackson house.
Miss May belle Greene has had charge OF
the intermediate department in the Whit
comb High school during the Illness OF
Miss Lillian Buck.
Rev. f. felton OF Topper Lake, N. ",
was in town Wed nesday on business con.
nected with his recent purchase OF the
farm Of f. r. Burnett.
The Harrington creamery paid its
patrons during the year 1900 an average OF
q &c. per 10. for butter fat and an average
OF sl.0g per 100 lbs. OF milk.
Lewis b. Bates. driver OF the 'ssmaIl"
fiaysville stage, has been laid of by
sickness and his reins have been held by
c. p. Coy and B. G. Rogers.
Charles II. Cutler of Lawrence, Mass,
has sold a small place at the lower end OF
the village to q. II. Kaylor, through the
real estate agency OF Guy Wilson.
The state case against Bradford Brown,
a liquor prosecution, which was contin- L
ued 10 last Friday, was continued again
one week by agreement OF counsel.
dog belonging to f. l.. Pippin was
struck by the south bound express Mon
day and thrown over the embankment
near the Branch bridge. The dog lived.
Joseph Boulais' shining and agreeable
face Is once more seen In the passenger
depot after an absence OF three weeks in
charge OF the station at Waterloo, p. q.
DIR. l.. NJ. Greene was in Brattleboro last
week In connection with bis duties as
supervisor Of the insane, and from there \
went to Boston, where be was over sun
day.
c. II. Cutler moved a load OF goods to
Windsor last Saturday. He has secured
position as guard at the states prison and /
expects to enter upon his duties about
March 1st.
Mrs. r. 3. Greene OF Lowell Is critically
I'll u ito Cirrhnsis OF the liver. Mrs. Greene