Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-01
Bethel Local intelligence.

John Royce was at NJ. A. Moodys ovei
Sunday.
J.w. Nichols has bought B. E. Davis
milk cart.
Mrs. Hattie L. Coy arrived Monday at
NJ n. Kendall's.
Miss Belle Manix is visiting relatives in
Claremont, y. II.
Ben Cutler Of Windsor was in town the
first OF the week.
George Abbott, Jr., was quite sick with
dysentery last week.
Miss Nellie Flynn visited friends in
Rochester last week.
Chas Whitney spent several days at
lake Dunmore last week.
Miss Georgia Messerve of Buffalo is visit
ing at +. ii. Chamberlin's.
r. II. Coy is laid up with a severe case
of poisoning from poison ivy.
Mrs. F. 4. Taylor of Cleveland, o., is
visiting Miss Sarah Woodbury..
Miss Ella WEIGH is clerking in the Mo-
Hair factory Of DIR. r. NJ. Chase.
Arthur Weston was up from Derry, n.
H., last week on business affairs.
Mrs Frank Olmstead is seriously i'll at
the home OF her father,H G, Rice
Mrs Emma Holmes Of Walpole Mass,
is visiting her father, S. c. Durham.
Harrison Powers has received an in
crease in his pension TO 81 per month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Jones of Winches-
ter, Mass, are guests Of Fred A. Mayo.
Frank Angel of Boston is spending
month with his mother, Mrs. F. d. An
CELL,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Bliss are visiting
his brother. Hon. w. H. Bliss at Middle
bury.
Mrs. Helen sanspra went to st. Adams
ON the paper train Sunday, to be gone a
week.
vi. Spaulding of Irving, Mass, is visit
ing his brother, Charles Spaulding of this
place
The big bay horse of Fred Whitney's
died last week OF Inflammation OF the
kidneys.
Master Julian Goodrich of East Ran
dolph is making his annual visit to Ed
son Emery.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Baker Of Somer-
willie are visiting friends and relatives here
for week,
During Chas Cloran's vacation his
brother, John, supplied for him on the w.
r. Y. X. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stearns of Springfield
are spending two weeks with his father,A. |
l.. Stearns.
Mr. and Mrs. b. z. Davis are visiting
friends and relatives in Northern Vermont |
and Canada.
Earl Fay and James Fay of Everett, |
Mass, are stopping with their aunt, Mrs. /
Henry Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs Austin Emery Of St. Al
bans were in town last week and this Wis
iting relatives.
Mrs. Frank S. Merrill sold her house
hold goods Monday, B. c. Rogers being
the auctioneer.
Jack Gay, clerk in the store OF Upper
and Graham, was out of the store on va
cation last week.
Clinton spicer OF Greenfield Mass, is
visiting his uncles, Birdsell Brooks and
Willard G.. Brooks.
Deer are becoming quite plentiful in
town, several fine buck being seen near
the village recently.
Rev. w. A. Warnerand James Graham
had good luck on a fishing trip near "No
Town" last Friday.
Miss Mabel Haseltine, formerly Of STRAIT
ord, but now u Boston, Is visiting at
William II. Adams
Mrs. f. G. Cox and Mrs. c. C. Buchanan
Of Ashmont, Mass, are visiting relatives
md friends IN town.
Rollin Adams of Boston came last Tues
lay for a short visitat the home of his
ather, w. r. Adams.
After a few weeks visit in So. Randolph
Mrs. 5. A. Storrs has returned to John
Wilson's in this village.
Miss Annie Clark OF East Randolph.
ormer teacher in our graded school, is at ,
W. K. Adams for a few DAYS.
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Mrs. Frank +. Ladue has sufficiently /
from a recent severe illness to
De brought home from Lynn. {
DR.. r. c. Billiard left for Rhode Island
ast week where he expects TO locate for !
he practice Of his profession.
Mrs. w. g. Rogers Of Springfield, Mass,
accompanied by her daughter, Elsie. is
listing her nephew, John Pease.
Miss Lucy Washburn has returned from ,
two weeks vacation at Burlington and
Hiss Annie Graham from Boston.
+. 7. Howard Of Someryille. Mass, and \
Z. G. Bartlett Of Thorndike, Mass, were !
'uests of Eugene Bartlett last week
Mrs. Fred Chapman. who has been visit y
ng at her fathers in Royalton, Mass, re- I
urned home last Tuesday afternoon. /
Miss Ruth Warren Of Springfield, Mass,
nd Edward Miller OF Detroit are spend
NC few weeks at Robert Z. Burnett's.
Mrs. 5. J. Jones Of Barre. who visited
I the home Of II. b. Lease last week. went 4
o Boston for few days visit saturday.
George Marsh has moved his grocery t
took 10 the rooms in the Bascom House =
lock formerly occupied by Greene Bros t
5. Hendricks, foreman in the finishing e
ooms of the tannery, is with his family at
Noburn during the duh time at the tam !
cry.
Photographer J. II. Edison has closed I,
is gallery for the time being and gone to !
berry, y. H., where his brother. Arthur :
.dson, is located.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Harrington. Mrs. f. [
Harrington and Miss Helen of philadel- G
hia are at the home of Mrs. Mary + .Har-
ngton on River st.
Miss May Blossom is taking vacation
'om her duties at the store OF Brooks & I
aDue. She is in Brookfield this week e
18th Miss Lillian Buck.
Quite a gang of men went to work on =
he Ellis granite quarry Monday. clearing !,
4 the brush, dirt and debris, getting =
sady for the actual quarrying.
Miss Alice NJ. Alvord. formerly assistant y
rncipsl in the Whitcomb High school, 7
as been appointed first assistant in the Y
ssthampton, Mass, High School. 5,
Bethel friends have received word Of the