Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-03-26

4 last week.
Carl Allen of Lebanon was in town
over Sunday.
o. n. Barrows is building an addition
to his hem house.
A son was born March 23rd to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Wight.
DR.. r. NJ Chase has added an electric
polisher to his dental apparatus.
Samuel Abbott is at home for the spring
vacation from Middlebury College.
Miss Aggie Bradley of st. Armand
has been recent guest OF j. H. Carr.
George Waterman has been seriously
Win pneumonia, but is recovering.
Mrs w. j. Brooks is spending a few
days with Mrs. f. S. Fiske at Montpelier
Rev. Chas. Waite OF GaysvilIe will
preach at Cushing hall next Sunday at
| p. IN.
Miss Carrie Parker OF PHILADELPHIA is
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Mary e. Har-
rington.
There will be preaching service al the
CongI church Sunday, the 10Th, at the
usual hour.
Miss Carrie Taggart has sold her farm
m Bethel Gilead to a Mr.. Wills from
Brookfeld.
Mrs. Emily sault OF Randolph spent
several days last week and this at Lewis
! Raymond's.
Mrs. Elwin Young Of Randolph spent
several days the first Of the week at +.
n. Young's.
Mrs. j. II. Carr left the first of the
week for visit to her former home at
st. Armand
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Flanders OF
Royalton and son called on friends in
town Sunday.
| Mrs. Minnie ID. Marsh and Miss Kate
Marsh left Monday for their new home
at Caldwell, n. Y.
Center Is the guest this week OF Mrs. |
James A. Graham.
Rev. c. H. Wells OF Woodstock will
hold services in Christ church next Tues
day evening at 800
Miss Florence Bowen, Teddy Bowen and
Eta Bowen of Windsor are with Mrs. j |
b. Regain for a week.
Samuel Williams and T.. p. jose of
Boston are in town this week looking |
after their railroad interests.
Fred Olmsted came home from East
Barnard over Sunday and Frank Olmsted
has returned home for good.
Goodwin Starrett OF New York has
bought twelve acres Of granite land of
tIeu stevens OF East Bethel.
Miss Carrie Curtis and Miss Olivia
johnson are at home from Lancaster,
\. H., Tor the spring vacation.
Andrew Powell, who has been working
IN the tannery, returned to his home in
bridgeport, Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Heath went to Boston last
Saturday TO spend three weeks with her
daughter, Miss Ethelynd Heath.
Iohnaon -
former proprietor Of the Bethel Tavern.
was IN town on business Monday.
Deputy Sheriff f. r. Cushman has had
his residence connected with the ssFarm-
ers' Telephone line" of c. ID. Cushing.
DR.. Pearl Ellis treated his friends last
week TO some handsome perch and pike
caught in Lake Champlain near Swanton.
pr. r. NJ. Chase was elected a delegate
to the national dental convention at tbe
meeting Of the Vermont state convention
last week.
Letters remaining in Bethel postofice
unclaimed Sam W. Dart, Lewis Dean.
Z. w. Gould, Mr.. Bert Taylor, (Biou
Dramatic Col
Dana stoddard has returned with his
family from Woburn, Mass, and will
MAKE ms nome IN Bethel in the future
and work in the tannery.
Frank Lyman and A. B. Brooks have
taken the contract for the erection Of
The granite sheds Of the Woodbury. ,
Granite Co. on the Noble meadow.
Miss Mary Regain returned last week
after a Tour years absence in the West.
where she has been living with her /,
brother, Moses Regain, at Ogden, Utah. !
Albert /. Stearns went to Springfield.
VT, saturday to visit his son, Roy Stearns' c
He returned home Tuesday, accomDanied (,
by Mrs. Roy Stearns and Master Albert
Stearns.
Mrs. Salemna weeden died Monday Al !
her home IN East Bethel at the age Of
eighty three years. Mrs. Weeden was the
laughter 81 Edward Dot1n and was y
born in Woodstock.
Upper Graham show a basketful Of
gathered bv woman Of West Rocbester ;
whose doctor ordered her to take Ia "
be woods for her health. s
Henry Brooks arrived from Rosfon
tuesday 10 look after his uropertv
interests IN tockhridge. re flIa1s ~ y
laild an extensive residence there Of the G
bungalow" style Of architecture c
Rev. J. Hall Long has accepted the e
all 81 the First Cong'l society and viii 2
ssume the pasiorate MAY Isl. when be I
.ih close three years pastorate over o
be Methodist church 50 Tinmouth.
Patrons delivering milk al the Harrinr- y
on Creamery during the month Of Z
enruarY received - per pound for y
eived 90 per pound for butter fat y
ground switch Omen on the side =
rack in the rear % the NJ. SYLVESTER !.
.ouse caused an empty freight car 10 q
ave the track last Saturday and take an r
rratlc course over the bank. ending