Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-28
S5etI1el Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.


atug with Eugene Fisher.
Harry B. Lease has re- opened his jewell
~ store in the Baseom block.
Lieut.-Gov Stanton was in town Mon
day, The guest of Rev. j. Hall Long.
Joan Wefer went to Morrisyille Satur-
usy 60 spend few days with his parents.
Welter Congdon, bookkeeper at the
&8Euery, is boarding at the Bascom House.
Rnlhn Gibson has returned from a
months trip to New York and SPRING
lasld.
The village NJ. +. Sunday school will
aavs picnic at Lake Ansel next Nednes-
caay
Mrs Phoebe Thresher of Chateaugay,
y, y, is visiting Mrs. Henry Miller, her
SISTER
III. and Mrs. Evan Evans came to Beth
81 ia their auto car Sunday and called on
drtesids.
George Look and Mrs George Reed Of
s0tHerville are recent arrivals at &. ..
e4epalns'.
a.8ss Bertha Rice returned Saturday
Efom Mortified, where she had been vis-
stiug an aunt.
Nr.and Mrs. Wallace N. Batchelder went
sa tier former home in Brauleboro Tues
EisF for q visit
NrH W, &. Stearns and children Of Med
lord, Mass, are spending few days with
Mrs e, e, Stearns.
af-s f. l.. Martin returned the first Of
sfe week from an extended visit with rela-
ktyes IN Rochester.
II. g. Persons returned to Lowellton,
Ne, last Friday after a two weeks visit
90 has son, Roy Persons
Edward c. Waldo and his mother left
Friday for drive to Brandon, visiting
R3rss j.. g, Case, returning Saturday.
Nathan Bugbee of Fitchburg Mass, ar
ntsvd at the home OF his brother-in-la law,
George Parker, July 2lst, for months
Niss5
airs. n. L. Sheldon of Boston arrived at
u, A, Marsh's last week and it is expected
shst Mr.. Sheldon will join her the last of
esss week.
hrnest Il. Kittredge and Mrs. Ellen Kit
Tre0ge of Boston came Monday and are
5ss0pping with Mrs. w. III. Hartwell, sister
~ airs. Kittredge.
a1r. and Mrs. F. n. Chapman are absent
an a two weeks trip to Fitzwilliam, n. H.,
% visit Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Hutchins, par
senss Of Mrs. Chapman.
AIR. and Mrs. VIII Andrews of Hines
berwh and Mrs. j. II. Miller and daughter,
katherine, of Springfield are late arrivals
St ans home of Nj. n. Kendall.
tgthsl postoffice addressed to Mrs. e. b,
Nwmpbell, Mrs. Henry w. Davis, David
Ssglespie, Mr.. NJ. M. Hatch, Mr.. Anti
aizgson.
ghtstreets are again giving the appear
aansN of a waste paper box dump. Old
DHwspapers, waste mail matter and bana-
oa neels don't help out the appearance OF
aaGr streets.
Rev. e. w. Sharpe, formerly of the
n - - i. -
NQrChiield, called on friends in town the
fius' 81 the week on his way to Massachu
SCOTS, y here he is spending his vacation
with bis family.
pr. L. w Clough attended the funeral
ttst Sunday at Contooeook, n, H., Of his
sn9ther, who passed away with acute
8rEht's disease. She is survived by hus-
ssazRz, daughter and two sons.
Isaac Davis of Marlboro, n. H., veteran
81 tss Civil war is visiting his cousin, Mrs
" 81. Whipple. Mrs. Arabella Adams OF
sSeuth Royalton, mother Of Mrs. Whipple,
arrived Tuesday for the remainder of the
uSSeb.
Nrs. Nettie NJ. Waldo and sons, ]. H.
Wul6o and family, Mrs. Bert Sargent OF
ssexgh Royalton and Mr.. and Mrs. f. B
ttUus of New York city were recent guests
~ Mr, and Mrs. c. f. Waldo at "The
EEmsH
Henry Brooks and daughter, Miss Helen
2reoks, OF Stock bridge sailed from New
YORK July 23d on the Red Star steamer
fiuE6nd for a six months trip in Europe
8hey were accompanied by Mr.. Dwight
a hsvis of st. Louis.
<e0ee w. wilkins OF West Lebanon, n
"a, Is in town several days this week, Wis
ting friends. Mr.. Wilkins has lately
spauFht out a paper box manufacturing
een1arn and will conduct the bushes:
aa8gA sEsff at West Lebanon.
Gsufes Waterman. Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
A&itComb and Miss Mary Washburn re-
gsgsmsG from their camping trip 10 Milton
sss saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Chadwick
are Is cabot for few days, where they
s2-s visiting the parents of Mrs. Chadwick
alf. and Mrs. W. X. Lyman Of Phila'
Geluaia were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
ssssatt gillette and other friends in town
McS yman is daughter Of the late Mar
hin q. Chamberlin and a niece of Francis
e. and Miss Adeline y. Chamberlin o
ahss Town.
sEtss Florence Adams of Boston il
aszzHnding two weeks with her mother
Mrs VIM. r. Adams, accompanied by hel
sEf&rc, Mrs. Sidney Dean, OF Brookline
8osfER Adams of Boston came SATURDAY
SID Is spending the week at the ADAM
a1Qas b toad.
Ths Bethel selectmen have thrown oper
sshe road leading from &. L. Waterman
20 randolph Town line NDiEA WIS lorlherAl
= rmnf road. The Randolph selectmeI
-esve thrown open the continuation of tn
sssr1e road from the town line to the mar
aco4d uear Sidney g. Smiths.
peE. a. Emery expects to commend
es.s weak the canvass Of Bethel for tn
vermont Bible society. He VIII be pre-
Tssucd 70 sell bibles and testaments al cost
e e5n ESQ gather the religious statistic
- eae town. Let the people give him
saaarty welcome to their homes.
Kiss sarah Rhett Of Charlestown, 5. c.
starts this week for China, and viii sal
Ereu san Francisco Aug. 9Th on the Pacif
nc Maii Co. S. s. China and on he
asrri rBl ST Shanghai viii be married to Rev
asalsTt . Wilson, native Of Bethel an'
- -rtssionary Of the Episcopal church
stationed now at SoOchow.
Br. r. III. Chase returned Monds
s1s1tuimE from Asbury Park, ). j.. wheT
ne es2irered his clinic on porcelain wor
fheeura fifteen hundred dentists member
rst the New Jersey State Dental association
-rais is the largest dental society n Il