Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-08-11


a RANDOLPH FRUIT Co., Bethel, VT.
Mrs. Ida Lewis is visiting in Burlington
for two weeks.
o. n. Barrows was in Chelsea several
days last week.
Mrs. John Foley and daughter visited
relatives in Hancock last week.
Miss Alberta Parker OF Boston is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. S. A. Parker.
Mrs. +. A. Davis has been spending
several days with relatives in Chelsea.
Miss Phoebe Spoon of Chateaugay, n.
Y, is visiting the family OF Henry Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Keller of New
York are recent arrivals at +. r. Cush-
mans.
Chas. Farr and family OF Brookfeld
spent Monday and Tuesday with relatives
IN town.
Mrs. Ernest Sargent and daughter OF
Moods,ville, \. H., are guests OF Mrs.
III. B. Lease.
Mrs. j. b. Regain has been quite serious
~ III the past week with an attack of
typhoid fever.
Judge S. S. Washburn and sister, Mrs.
Adams, Of Austin, Mimi, are visiting at
Levi +. Kidder's.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Young Of Athol,
Mass, are spending their vacation in town
with +. n Young.
The children OF Mr.. Godfrey living in
the Chattield house on Christian hill are
sick with the measles.
The National White River bank will
be closed for business Aug. 18th, it being
bennington Battle day.
Mrs. Howard Dyke, who is stopping
at Warren Prestons, came down sick
with diphtheria Monday.
A family bv tho name - De- -
moved into the brick house ON Church |
street owned by John Keleher.
Mrs. George Chevis and daughter, Miss |
Annie Cheyis, OF Lanesboro, Mass. are /
visiting Miss Elizabeth KimbalI.
Mrs. F. b. Southworth left yesterday I
Tor trip to visit her sister at Middlebury /
and her brother at Cambridge, Vt.
Chas. o. Hopkins, Jr.. and Miss Kathe-
rine Beatty OF Semerville, Mass, arrived |
saturday for two weeks visit at c. o. /
Hopkins
T. A. Chadwick has been recently enter
tanning Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chadwick /
OF Brooktield and Mr.. and Mrs. Dana
Chadwick of Randolph.
The annual campmeeting Of the Second |
Adventists will begin on their grounds |
near findley bridge August 23rd and hold /
over the following Sunday.
Mrs. +. A. Mayo and daughter, Florence.
with her sister, Mrs IL. A. Frank, and
daughter, Ruth, are taking a carriage
drive TO Randolph and Montpelier this
week.
Mrs. John NJ. Burnett OF Concord was
an town over Sunday. While here she
Ee lted the Burnett house in the rear OF
River street to Mrs Martha Graham, who
took possession Monday.
Chicago post is escort to commander in
chief at the q. A. II. encampment at Bos-
Nnn NNr aHH |
Is colonel on the commanders stan and
a member Of the Chicago post.
Miss Mary Wilson, daughter of Mrs. J.
J. Wilson, and Christopher Riley were
married Saturday al Christ church, Rev.
Homer White OF Randolph officiating,
MIR. and Mrs. Riley will reside in Bethel.
All members OF Rising Star Grange are
cordially invited to be present Saturday
evening, Aug. 18th, and all that have
them m carly to Mrs. Wallace and Mrs.
Howard.
Patrick Sexton is visiting his father.
james Sexton, after an absence of u years
from Bethel. He is now located at Gin 6
cinnati, o., and is connected with the box
business Of his brother, q
William ID. Sexton. /
Rev. x. A. Greene of Lowell will occupy y
The pulpit at the Univergalist church next | I
Sunday at the l0:45 service. All who are :
IN sympathy with liberal thought are in I
vited TO attend the services OF this church. q
Sunday school at AS. G
Mrs. Susan Elliott returned to her home
at Concord, n. H., Tuesday after spend
ing two weeks with her sister Mrs. o. c.
Boyce. She was accompanied home by /;
Master Guy Boyce, who goes for a short .
visit TO relatives at Concord.
Z. d. ellison is laying water pipes to 4
connect his two systems at each end OF v
the village The system a. the southerlv 2
end has It's source of supply on the :
Sexton and Wing farms and the one at 1
the northerly end has its supply in the r
Ainsworth pasture owned by W. @. Shaw. 4
Hon. j. o. Sanford OF Stamford, state
highway commissioner, was in town Mon ;
lay on his way to Barnard on an official o
Inspection tour of the permanent road \
work in that vicinity. While in Bethel 3
Mr.. Sanford examined the surface drain e.
being put m on Main street and expressed "
himself as highly satisfied with the man il
ler in which the work is being done 81
John Keleher is the owner of e.
lardillac automobile bought at White q
RIVER Junction the first Of the week. Mr..
Aeleher drove his machine home from
White River Junction and near Sharon
COX a side path over a forty-feet en- di
lankment. The machine happily lodged
gainst a log on its downward course and \.
EAs
nd small damage was done to the ma
hine. III
Randlett & Griffin, the contractors for 81
be new schoolhouse, have engaged
orps of carpenters. with Frank Lyman 70
5 foreman, to begin the carpenter work. IA
is expected that Albert Dustin. who Is
lying the stone foundations, will finish a,
IL work next week, after which comes y.
our feet OF brick work taking about =
5000 bricks. 1t is expected that the =
-ork VIII be progressed 50 a. TO be ready n
or the carpenters about Sept. /. -
Leona, the two-year-old daughter of
II. and Mrs. Howard Dyke, is sick at the
ONE Of her aunt, Mrs. Warren r. Pres
pa, with q light attack OF diphtheria.
Irs. Dyke, with three children. came
rom Hyannis about three weeks ago, and IN
be patient was not taken down sick until
wednesday Of last week. II Is thought Ar
hat she probably caught the disease on Ar
be train while coming to Vermont Her
sther wss summoned here, reaching be
ethel last Saturday. tai