Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-09

p. Baker is visiting in Rochester.
II. A. Russell has moved to Randolph.
Merrill A. Owen Of Lebanon was il
town last week.
Miss Maud Durham is visiting friend
in this vicinity.
s. II. sparhawk Of St. Johnsbury visited
Bethel Saturday.
T.. p. Jose OF Boston was in town thu
first Of the week.
Clayton II. Allen OF East Barnard wal
IN town Monday.
Merritt A. Brink is reported seriously
III with pneumonia.
Clarence l.. Chadwick is working for NJ
A. Moody in his store.
NJ. n. Miller OF Pomfret was in town
Thursday Of last week.
Carl ID. Gushing is confined to the house
with an attack OF the grip.
b. j. Jaquith and Frank Sanders Of Til
ton, y. H., were in town Tuesday,
A daughter was born March q to DR..
and Mrs ID. w. Holden OF Rutland
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hamilton of sutton, p. O.,
was the guest OF Mrs. G. O. stearns last
week.
Frank P. Fish OF Vergennes, national
bank examiner, made an official visit here
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Laroek returned to Laconia,
N. ~, Friday to attend the spring term
of school.
Mrs. Langdon Of Montpelier was the
guest OF Mrs. Sturteyant and II. II. Gibson
last week.
Mrs. W. T.. King was in st. Johnsbury
last week visiting her sister, Mrs. c. A.
Champion.
G. II. Bickford and Walter Holden Of
the Woodbury. Granite Co. were in town
Wednesday.
John r. Reed and family returned to
their home in Bethel last week after being
year at Jericho.
George Holbrook and r. f. winslow Of
Woodstock registered at the Bascom
House Saturday.
l.. A. Rood OF Boston is spending a few
weeks in town looking after his farm on
the Gaysyille road.
Mrs. Thos Levere has opened millinery
store in the house owned by her adjoining
the Marston block.
The Crescent club is making arrange
ments for giving fancy dress ball Friday
evening, April oath.
G. S. Wright attended the school
masters meeting at Burlington Friday
evening Of last week.
Bishop A. G. Hall viii make his annual
visitation 10 Christ church parish at
Bethel Sunday, May 3rd.
Clark y. Shipman Of Montana stopped
over in Bethel few days last week on mis-
way home from Florida.
Mrs. r. w. Morse went TO Mortified
Monday to care for her mother, Mrs. New
ell Byam, who is quite ILL.,
Twenty thousand trout fry. OF about
two months age, were liberated in Lake
Ansel and its brooks last Friday.
Clayton Potter and Mrs. Lucy Pond
OF this town were married at Lebanon
N. H., March 18th by Rev. Mr.. Blake.
David Owen has conveyed his farm in
Bethel Gilead on which he has lived the
past nifty years to his son, Herbert Owen.
The Bethel liquor commissioners have
changed the date for the hearings on the
license applications to Monday, April 10Th
Henry Brooks and daughter, Helen. who
have been stopping IN Stockb bridge, were
called to Boston last Thursday on bust
ness.
Miss Catherine l.. souther entertained
few Of her friends at the Baseom House
wednesday. All enjoyed very pleasant
evening.
Mrs. J. T. Hunter Of Holyoke. Mass. il
visiting at G. l.. Sanders Mrs. Hunter
was formerly Mrs. II. A. Hatch and lived
on Christian Hill
win Moore has moved from the Rood
house bought by Mrs. Abbie Carrick to
the tenement house OF Rollin ellison on
North Main street.
There viii be a social at Mrs NJ. +. Har- I
rington's Tuesday evening, April l4th. for
the benefit Of the Village Improvement
society. All are cordially invited.
Road Commissioner G. II. Dustin +
attended convention Of the Windsor
county road commissioners at White
River junction Wednesday Of last week.
Rev. q. B. johnson viii hold services AZ
Christ church Good Friday evening, April
luth. he viii also hold services Easter
Sunday with Holy Communion at 1O.45
a. IN.
George Gaffney Of Warner, n. H., was in 7
town several days last week. Mr.. Gannev
Formerly visited quite frequently in Bethel
a. the home Of his brother-in-law, f. r.
Arnold.
T. z. Harlow, who has been employed
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