Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-23

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Heath.
DR.. Il. J. Child was in Woodstock and
Taftsyille last week.
The first loads of granite over the ne"
road came down Tuesday
Miss Florence Kimball of Waterbury IS
topping with B. {. Rogers
The furniture OF the late Nelson Ellison
was sold at auction Saturday.
The late Squire Bowen left a viii nam
ing Robert Noble as executor.
Mrs. Albert Moves, son and daughter OF
Brandon are visiting Miss May Blossom
PIP. Wynn is moving his village resi-
dence to his farmhouse on the ola fillmore
farm.
Mrs. Hattie Waite OF Barre visited her
niece, Mrs. Il. B. Lease, several Gays last
week.
Birdsell Brooks and Frank Lyman were
at home from Hardwick the first OF this
week.
Squire Bowen died at his home Saturday
at the age Of 81, the funeral being held
Monday.
Mrs. Josie NJ. Osgood has gone to Con-
cord, n H., to care for her aunt, VINO IS
critically ILL.,
Mrs. A. l.. stearns left yesterday for
trip to Springfield, VT, to visit her son.
Roy Stearns
Fred Young has commenced work on
the new house which is being built by
Lynn Chadwick
Miss Sarah Rhett, who has been visit
ing at Mrs. J. j. Wilson's, went to Bur
lington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Sargent are absent
on a vacation in New YORK state ana
western Vermont.
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stopped with the family OF J. G. Sargent
several days last week.
Ben Washburn has made arrangements
for entering the freshman class at Dart
mouth college this fall.
Miss Annie Hayes and Miss NJ. Nc
knight of Philadelphia are visiting at
Mrs NJ e. Harrington's.
Miss Kate Cole returned Monday from
a two weeks visit with friends at Con-
cord and Penacook, n. II.
AL. Cady Joined his wife at Groton
last week, Will Rogers taking his place in
the store during his absence.
Rob Kimball is taking the place of his
brother, John Kimball, in his fathers
store during his brothers vacation.
There are letters at the Bethel post
Office unclaimed, addressed to Domenier
Costa, Luna Proctor, Mrs. w. A. Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Martin were in
Rochester Wednesday to attend the fune-
raj OF Mrs. G. l.. Greeley, sister of Mrs.
Martin.
e. N. stackpole and daughter were
called to Potsdam, n. V, Tuesday by
the death OF the aged mother OF Mr..
Stackpole.
Robert Noble, guardian of Samuel Will
son, has sold the old home farm of Mr..
ANflunfa ri tho Rnphpgfpr MAINTAIN road
to Frank Wilson.
Station Agent Carr reports the sale OF
seventy tickets from this station to
Barnum and Bailey's circus Monday at
White River Junction.
Mrs. George /. Abbott and daughter,
Miss Mollie, started on Tuesday for a
three weeks visit at Northfield, Mass, !
Albany, ~ Y, and Rutland.
Rev. Frank Paige and Mrs. Paige re-
turned to Springfield, VT, Monday, after
spending six weeks with Mrs. Sayles
Hoisington, sister of Mrs Paige.
j. r. Godschock of Elizabeth, n. j., !
Mrs. Earl Pearce OF Ashunet, Mass, and
Miss Isabel Frazier of Fall River, Mass, |
are recent arrivals at f. Z. Cushman's.
The committee having in charge the
soldiers reunion at Silver Lake, Barnard, |
August 18th. have engaged the services
of the Green Mountain band of Randolph |
for the day.
The owners of the Bethel shoe shop |
building have recently been extending |
the system OF automatic fire protection |
upon the roof and putting on new
smokestack.
Rev. f. w. Bartlett of Salem, Mass,
formerly rector Of St. Mary's church at |
Mortified, is to take charge of the /
Episcopal parishes at Bethel ana Royal /
ton during the month of August
Mrs. f. p. Hunt and three children OF |
Chippewa Falls. WIS, arrived in town
Yesterday and are staying with Mrs. b. Z. /
Rogers, sister of Mrs Hunt. They expect /
to remain East about two months.
Movements are on foot looking towards /
the celebration OF Old Home Sunday at /
the Universalist church August 10th. 1t |
Is expected that the sermon will be I
preached by Rev. r. A. Greene Of Lowell. /
Mass.
The Woodbury. Granite company has
engine to be used at the new cutting /
shed. G.. II. Bickford of Hardwick, the 4
general manager Of the company, was in .
town last week looking over progress
made.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Wallace arrived |
from Boston Monday and are at his 4
fathers, E. K. Wallace's. The close l
confinement OF his work. in Boston does I
not agree with the health of Mr.. Wallace
and be is taking vacation by the advice |
OF his physician.
The condition of Mrs. II. X. Wing, who
has been quite i'll for the past month,
remains about the same. The family
physician, DIR. O. G. Cilley of Boston, was
In town last Saturday in consultation
with Drs. Greene about the case. Her
sister. Miss Mabel Littlefield, returned to
Boston Saturday and Monday her sister,
Mrs. Duer, arrived.
There was a hearing before Com
missioners c. ID. Gushing and B. G. Bundy
Monday in Cushing hall on the estate Of
John Marshall Shaw. Claims were pre-
sented against the estate amounting to
about $500. A portion Of the creditors
we're represented by J. ID. Denison of
and a portion by NJ. NJ. Wilson
Of Randolph and John J. Wilson Of Bethel.
E. NJ. Weston, c. d. Cushing and G.
II Turner have been appointed a COM |