Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-18

f. II. Morrill, and daughter, Cleone, OF
Pittsfield were in town Tuesday.
Nath. A. Dustin is sick with diphtheria
and his house is under quarantine.
A party of young people took pleasure
drive to Rochester mountain Sunday.
Ralph Shaw and Elmer Densmore are
visiting friends in Boston and vicinity
Mrs. Jane Tolles went to Boston last
week to spend the summer with relatives.
c. W. Curtis and Mrs. Nettie Davis are
visiting Miss Carrie Curtis at Lancaster,
n. H.
Armi Mason OF Waterbury has been vis-
iting the family OF George Rowe the past
week.
!. w. Rogers has added cold and hot
water system to his barber shop establish
ment.
Markham and ingalls, are newly painting
the house Of NJ. NJ. Whipple on River
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Berry Of Boston
have arrived at their summer home in
Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brooks Of Ram
dolph were guests OF NJ. II. Durkee over
Sunday.
Miss Mary Gushing entertained a party
OF friends Monday, it being her seventh
birthday.
Perrin Whitaker is at home from the
Connecticut state asylum, where he is am
attendant.
Miss Annie Grout of Waterbury is
spending the week with her sister, Mrs
II. B. Lease.
+. f. Coy Of West Claremont has been
spending several days with his father,
Charles p. Coy.
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High school took a carriage drive to
Woodstock Sunday.
W. l. French fell down a fight OF stairs
in his horse barn the first OF the week and
fractured three ribs.
Miss L. NJ. Allen OF Bradford closes her
season in the millinery store OF Mrs. NJ. A.
HodgSins next Tuesday.
Henry Brooks moved part of his furni-
ture into his Stockbridge home last week
and is in Boston this week.
Mrs. G.. II. Kimball and son, George,
left last week for an extended trip among
relatives in Massachusetts.
c. S. Eaton of Rochester has hired the
Harrington cottage at Silver Lake, Barn
ard, and will take boarders.
Samuel Washburn moved Monday to
the Alexander Morse place recently bought
by his son, Aleek Wasbburn.
! Mrs. Flynn Guernsey and daughter.
Miss Achsa Guernsey, of Rochester were |
guests Of Mrs. w. J. Brooks Tuesday.
A fine entertainment next Monday even |
ing in opera house, Bethel, the famous /
moving pictures, the very finest program. /
r. NJ. Mace, clerk the past year in the |
Sargent store, completed his work last /
week and returned to his home in Bur-
lington.
Adelaide, daughter of II. c. Gilbert, died
at White River Junction Sunday She |
was at one time a teacher in the Whit
comb High school.
James S. Freelan has sold his farm stu
ated nearly in the geographical center OF
the town of Bethel, TO his son-in-law, An
drew Woodland, Of Royalton.
Services win be held in the Cong'l
church June oath for the ordination Of
Few. j. Hall Long. A council viii meet m
the church at 10 a. m. The public services
viii be held at ? p. m.
Mrs. n. L. Sheldon returned TO Boston
Tuesday, after spending a couple Of weeks
with her sister, Mrs. George Marsh, of
Bethel and her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Egg
bert Sheldon, OF Gaysville
w. e. Markham from Mortified and
Harold Moore from Proctor came home to
attend the graduation exercises of the
Whitcomb High school, from which they
hAA1ANAkNAA "a AAAN AAHH0 Va AFN-H I
Field secretary OF the Vermont State
Sunday school association, Rev. E. NJ.
Fuller, will speak next Sunday morning
at l0.45 at the Congl church ON Sunday
schools. All are cordially invited ,
Rollin Adams W. ID. Adams, Arthur
Adams and Miss Florence Adams OF Bos-
ton and Miss Stella Adams from Maine
are at home this week, called here by the
death OF their father, VIM. r. Adams.
The village was without electric lights
Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights ow-
ing TO a breakdown IN the machinery l.
Nj. Frost Of Montpelier WAS sent for to as {
certain the trouble and remedy the same. [
Rev. f. H. Byington Of Beverly. Mass.
and Mrs. Byington have been spending a !
few days in town. Mr.. Byington returned
10 Beverly Tuesday. Mrs. Byington and
the children will remain couple OF weeks, \
stopping with her cousin, +. NJ. Weston. q
While +. r. Kidder was riding horse a
back for the cows June y, be was thrown
rom his horse and received a badly hurt :
'houlder. Drs. L. NJ. and Otto Greene 4
we're called and administered ether and \
made him as comfortable as possible. His I
peedy recovery Is hoped for. III
At meeting OF the board Of selectmen {
ield Tuesday, Ben G. Bundy was appoint ]
d liquor commissioner to tn the vacancy [
aused by the resignation of A. p. Hun !
ON. and Harry r. Adams was appointed J
own clerk 10 I'll the vacancy caused by 9
he death Of his father, William X. Adams. :
Married, a; Bethel, June 18th, by Rev.
!. +. Fortier, Robert Edwin Burnett and s
Hiss Ethel Melissa Twitchell, both Of I
iethel. Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett are both !
rell known in this town and are gradu
ties Of the Mhitcomb High school. They I
ave a host OF friends and have the good
fishes Of ALL
White River Lodge, No. IS. r. q A. NJ. II
i'm observe st. John the Baptist day next 1,
unday Special services VIII be held az a
he universalist church and the Masons h
in attend in a body. The pastor viii n
reach a sermon especially appropriate 10 :
be occasion. His subject VIII be, 'The n
lodern Temple. 4
All the meeting Of Rising star grange b
1T Saturday evening, sixteen candidates
ere instructed in the first and second de-
rees. Owing 10 other engagements Of the
all. the next meeting viii be held on sat i
rday evening Of this week. instead Of y
ext week a. regularly. ladies' are re- n
uested 10 bring sandwiches and cake. j