Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-16

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terms will be made to purchaser. There IS
great demand for board ia Bethel and this
house is just fitted for that purpose and
could be readily filled with bosrders.
e2w GUY WILSON, Bethel, Vt.
Robert Bird of Rutla nd is visiting friends
in town,
NJ II. Durkee is building an addition to
his barn.
Misses Ada and Alice Paine of Boston
are at home.
Mrs Alice Larock has gone to Essex
junction TO work.
NJ. NJ. Whipple is at Woodstock serving
as petit iuryman,
A. II. King was in Boston last week
buying new goods.
Mrs Frank Wilson is visiting her for
mer home at SoHh Hadley, Mass.
Miss Ursula Souther Of Boston is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. +. ID. ellison.
+. A. Davis went to Boston last week
and returned with his family TO Bethel.
Mrs. Samuel Archer is absent on a trip
visiting relatives at Putney and Charles
town, y. III.
u. d. WEIGH returned last week from
Salem, Mass, where he has been working
IN a tannery.
ms IT, IA TIT AAE sAtAhAAI tAa lNksiA
spending a couple Of weeks with rela-
tives in town.
A. g. Briggs went to Waterbury Tues
day, - here he has a situation ais attendant
at the state asylum.
Mrs. G. W. Blodgett left Saturday for a
week S visit 10 her daughter, Mrs. G.. j.
Morrill,, at Montpelier.
Mrs j. w. Warren and Miss Strout left
Thursday of last week for a visit to their
former homes IN Maine.
s. L. Gillette was called to Bratteboro
last week by the serious illness OF his
mother, Mrs. a. +. Gillette.
s. A. Bowen and S. L. Gillette have been
summoned to serve as extra iurymen on
the petit jury at Woodstock.
Miss o. p. j. Long OF Boston has arrived
in Bethel for the summer and will board
at Mrs. Ann j. Wellington's.
The condition OF health OF Aaron Hois-
ington is not good, lie seems to be af-
fected with dropsical complaint.
Miss Mollie Stafford OF sutton, P. G., ar
rived in town Tuesday to visit friends and
is stopping with Mrs. e. q. Stearns.
George Morrill, has moved into the tene-
nent in the tenement house of w. l.. Par
sons vacated by Miss May Blossom.
Mrs. Ida Lewis of this town is one Of the
principal speakers at the Spiritualist state
convention at Barre June II, IS and 49,
Mrs. A. p. Severance OF East Middle
bury is spending ten days in town, visit
ing az Mrs. II. {. Rce's and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. Nellie Hinkley of Medford, Mass,
came Thursday OF last week to spend a
month with her cousin, Mrs. o. w.
Diusmore.
Misses Mollie Abbott and Agnes Dunbar
graduated at the Randolph State Normal
school last week in the first course and
are at their homes.
George ingalls, was summoned to Con-
way, n. H., Monday by telephone mes
sage stating that his young daughter was
seriously i'll with tonsilitis.
Chas pecor came home last week from
his Bridgewater wood job in sick con-
diton with what proved to be pneumonia.
His condition this week Is improving.
Robert Noble is making improvements
on his house; tearing down a portion of
the wooden part adjoining the brick part
and rebuilding the same for use as a
kitchen.
Perrin Whitaker, night watch man
the Middletown, Conn, hospital for the
insane, arrived at the home OF his father,
w. q. Whitaker, Saturday for a rest of
several months.
The selectmen have issued notices for
bidding ball playing on Main street be-
tween the granite watering trough near
the dwelling of Miss Margaret Sexton and
the town watering trough near the Child
block.
Mr. and Mrs. S. c. stanknecht OF
Syracuse, n. y, have been spending
Bethel Tavern. Mr.. Stallknecht is inter-
ested in the Blossom farm on Royalton
hill, occupied by NJ. l.. King.
Bethel Cong'l church-Rev. Daniel Nc
Intyre Of Pawlet will occupy the pit
morning and evening next Sunday. Be-
sides the regular anthem by the choir,
Mrs. Chase will render a solo at the morn
ing service, and Mr.. Lilley at the evening
service.
Miss Mabel Dyke, an instructor in the
State Industrial school at Nergennes,
has been spending week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Dyke. The
work OF Miss Dyke is so well appreciated
that she has been engaged for a second
year az an increased salary.
Postmistress Arnold has received notice
from the department that in all probability
after July LIST the north and south
bound express trains will run seven DAYS
in week and carry mail on Sunday. In
the event that they do it is expected that
the Bethel postoffice will be kept open
portions Of the afternoon on Sunday.
The two primary departments OF the
WhitcOmb High school presented the
operetta, "Red Riding Hood before an
appreciative audience in the town hall
Monday evening. The part OF Red Riding
Hood was taken by Miss Leila Cushing,
Miss Bertha Rice was the old grand
mother, George Waterman the chopper
and Mr. Preston was the wolf.
Mrs. Otto Greene received a message
Tuesday from Point Breeze, y. Y, an
nouncing that her mother, Mrs. E. II.
Bascom, Lewis Rogers and a lady were
concerned in a bad smashup while out
driving. Both legs OF Mr.. Rogers were
broken and Mrs. Bascom was quite severe
~ injured and rendered unconscious. A
later despatch said that Mrs. Bascom was
doing wei.
A. l.. Stearns has recovered the horse
and rig that were stolen from him Sunday,
June 5, by Rhodes Of Roxbury II seems
that Rhodes hired the team about $50