Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-10

VIII II. Smith April 4.
Mrs. Lee Cady and Mrs. +. L. Martin
are in Rochester this week.
ID. W. Shaw has rented the house OF f..
l.. Messer on Church street.
II. r. Grant has sold out his trucking
business to Louis II. Whitney.
Rev. r. A. Greene OF Lowell, Mass, is
visiting his brothers in town.
Deputy Sheriff o. W. Jones of Warren
was in town on business Friday.
Joseph Iaduca has gone 20 Randolph
Center TO work for Abijah Osgood.
Mr.. and Mrs John Durkee of Royalton
called on friends in town Monday.
Miss Florence Whittier Of Barre has
been recent guest at J. p. Marshs.
Mr.. and Mis-. Fred Rowland Of Barnard
were at ID. L. Stoddard's over Sunday.
J.E. Develin of Greenfield, Mass, has
been spending few days with S. b. Day.
Mrs. Flora Strong has been in Boston
purchasing millinery for Miss j. Sylvester.
Carroll Flint and wife OF Chicago, ILL.,,
visited al Mrs. Selya Thayer's one day last
week.
Rev, A. n. Bryant Of White River June
tion, spent Thursday in town with Rev.
c, II. Wells.
Chas H. Pratt, who had been visiting
his father, returned Monday TO his work
in So Boston.
Benjamin Whitcomb of Warren has
moved into the Chatiield house owned by
A. A. Brooks,
The family OF D. l.. Stoddard saw eight
deer Saturday in the moving in close
proximity to their house,
Miss Bessie Bowers, a teacher in the
Montpelier school, visited Miss Kate |
Bascom several days last week.
Rev. J. Wesley Miller is at st. Adams |
this week attending the annual conference |
OF the Methodist churches Of Vermont.
II. @. Persons. who has been spending |
the winter in town with his son, Roy Per- |
sons, went to Derby, Vermont, last week /
The Y. p. c. U. Of the Universalist |
church is rehearsing a four act drama,
"a Debt of Honor" to be presented May /
1st.
Miss Kate Billiard is moving from the
house recently bought of II. II. Paige by
&. s. Soper to a tenement in the Child /
block.
Charles Dustin was in White River
Junction recently, attending meeting OF
the road commissioners OF Windsor
county.
Rev. c. IL. Wells is taking his annual
vacation and is in New York this week.
There will be lay reading at Christ church
next Sunday
viii d. Sexton, president OF the Queen
City Box company of Cincinnati, Ohio,
paid short visit to his father, James
Sexton, last week
+. l.. Messer is in town from Burlington
this week and is moving his family to the
tenement in the house Of A. l.. Stearns, va
Gated by Geo, Foster.
Married March 18th, 1902, at Wilmot, n.
H., by Rev. T. Stephen Lewis, John Dana
Durham of Bethel and Miss Ethel NJ.
Jones Of Canaan, n. II.
Misses Lila and Mary Chadwick, daugh-
tiers of Eugene Chadwick of Brookfeld,
have been recent guests of their uncle, T.
A. Chadwick, in this village.
DR.. W. l.. Paine OF Royalton viii give
his lecture on "The Philosophy of the
Higher Life at Cushing hall next Satur-
day at 80 O'Clock. All are invited.
James Manix has received word from {
his daughter, Belle, announcing her Y
to Ben King and that they are
living in st. Sault Marie, Michigan. {
John Beckwith will be at the freight !
station in Bethel village next Saturday to !
deliver the mail boxes for the rural free
delivery route on which he is to be carrier. !
The Tuesday club entertained their .
gentlemen friends with very ENJOYABLE !
banquet and whist party at the home of 5
Mrs. John kimbal, Wednesday evening
OF last week.
Frank Lyman has sold his premises
known as the John HUugh farm, on the
G8ysville road, to Omri r. Greene Of
Randolph, brother of Drs. l.. NJ. and o. a.,
d. Greene, Of this town.
George Riley has moved into the house
Of Alfred Parrott on Tannery street and
Mr.. PARROT has moved into the Peter
Ifl kFrT.N @ mil
keep house for Mr. Burrelle.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben King returned Tues b
day from st. Sault Marie. Michigan
Mrs, King is at her fathers, James Manix, W
and Mr. King stopped on the way al his q
former home, az Essex Junction. n
There are unclaimed letters at the Beth
81 pustUiice addressed to Mr.. Albert T.
Burgess, II. II. Clark l2l, lie Bouliller ,
Bros Mr.. W. 5 McQuarrie o., Mr.. K. b.
smith, Mr.. Mark White, II. II. Hovey.
The Tuesday club held its annual meet
ng this week and elected the following =,
}ihcers for the coming yHar;-Mrs. +. \. D
E hapman, president; Mrs. Guy Wilson.
rice president; Mrs. John kimball. secre- A
airy and treasurer.
Frank Burnett goes to NORTHAMPTON. A
Mass, this week, where he expects 10 en-
rage in business. His family will remain h
% Bethel until after graduation, as his son. 81
lass of the W. II. 5.
3. IT. Ford, engineer Of the G. V. r. r..
yas I'm town Tuesday and submitted plans C.,
made by the r. +. for the proposed change u
"a the highway near Fiudlev bridge to M
void the dangerous lower crossing. IL
Nothing definite WIS arrived at. mi
The last log Of the drive Of the Interna- y
iOnai Paper company passed this point n
Wednesday afternoon and work was 81 -
nee resumed on the temporary bridge. NJ
md Il is thought the same viii be complet- =,
d by Saturday night, If no unforeseen -
vent occurs. The log drive was DELAYED y.
much longer than expected this year bv a -
am at Gaysyile and by the rapid falling II
. the water. "a
Word has been received Of the death bl
6 Duluth. Mimi. % Mrs. Up. Dooley who "a
vas the widow Of Penn Ballou. once a al
sideut 81 Bethel. He was the son Of -
,eE Eli Palio- who WIS editor Of the h