Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-17

Miss Abbie whitcomb is spending sew
eral days at Sharon.
Camp meeting viii open the 22d and last
over the next Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl N. Savage is spending a week
at West Swanzey, y. II.
Mrs. Clinton Soper is spending the week
with friends at East Randolph.
Miss Floesie Terry Of B~rainUree Is with
her aunt, Mrs. Jam A.. Graham.
Robert Kimball, who has been in poor
health for some time, is improving.
Mrs. Harry sanspra Is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. ID. strout, at Barre.
Mrs. H.. {. Rice accompanied her hus-
band to the reunion at Rochester last week.
Misses Mitchell and wis, school
friends Of Miss Lucy Washburn, are visit
ing her.
Mrs. susan Jones OF Barre was the guest
last week OF her granddaughter, Mrs. II.
q. Lease
@. r.. Noble is recovering from the re-
y Its OF being thrown from his wagon the
ilth inst.
NJ. and Mrs. Irving Barrows Of South
hDyalton VISITED his brother, O. y. Bar
rows, last week.
Henry Brooks of stockbridge was the
guest Sunday and Monday Of his friend,
George II. upper.
White River Valley Pomona grange will
meet with Good Will grange at Gaysyille
Saturday, Aug. 10Th.
There is unclaimed mail matter at the
b thel postotfice addressed to Leroy
Pratt and Henry r. White.
r. y. Quirin intends to start soon for
Brazil, where he will represent a promi-
nent United States leather firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Burnett of Con-
cord, n. H., are taking a short vacation
with friends and relatives in Bethel.
George w. Bickford of Hardwick and
John Holden Of Bennington, OF the Wood
bury Granite Co., were in town last week.
DR.. Charles II. Merrill Of st. Johnsbury,
superintendent OF the Vermont Domestic
Missionary society, was in town last week.
Miss Helen Maservey Of Boston and Mr..
and Mrs. David Martin of Niagara Falls
arc boarding with Mrs. Angel on River
street.
Miss Sarah Wilson of New Jersey has
been spending the past two weeks visiting
at Mrs. Nancy shaw's and Mrs. julius
Wilson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson returned
20 their home in Paterson, y. j., last sat
urday after a two weeks visit at I. N.
Chapman's. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Waldo and
Willis L. Fish will join the excursion that
starts Sept. ! for the Lewis and Clark expo
sition at Portland.
Mrs. Edwin 5. jackson OF Winchester,
Mas, but Tor many years "A resident Of
Bethel, is spending a few weeks in town
with old neighhors.
Dr. w. II. Rider and wife OF Gloucester,
Mass, are guests tor a fortnight Of 4. f..
Burnett. DR.. Rider is suffering from an
attack Of rheumatism.
c. e. Clahin has returned from a several
days occupancy Of the Marston cottage at
Silver Lake, Barnard, with friends from
New York and Boston.
Gov. Bell was in town over night
Wednesday Of last week, stopping at the
Bascom House. lie was on his way 10 at
tend the soldiers reunion at Rochester.
Mrs. w. c. Dav S and two children have
been absent the past week on a carriage
drive, visiting relatives and friends at
Westmoreland, y. H., Bellows Falls and
vicinity.
Oar two hotels showed a handsome pat
Eonage last week. Twice during the week
they were not adequate to the calls made
upon them and private residences were
called upon.
Rev. V. NJ. Mack has returned from the
summer meetings at Ferry Beach Park,
hIe., and viii otficiate at Barnard at . p.
m. and at Gaysville at the usual hour
e Sunday.
John Dams Durham Of Company G, 23d
II. s. infantry, stationed at Fort X
ley, Me, has recently been visiting his
mother, Mrs, Edna Brewster, at White
River Junction.
T.. @. button was in Barnard Monday to
attend the funeral of his father, the late
George button, who died the previous Sat
urday. The deceased was at one timea res
ident OF this village.
The annual camp meeting of the Second
NHuaut. Damn Augffnr ngEna5aFfRR Will no
held on thu grounds near Findley bridge
from August I'D Tuesday until August
18th Sunday inclusive.
A twelve-ton piece OF granite was deliv-
cred last Friday at the railroad station from
the ellis quarry. 1t was drawn by the
combined teams OF Willis Davis and Henry
Stevens, eight horses in all.
A son, Stanley Leavitt, was born Aug.
10th to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene b. Chamber
I'm of this town, being also a grandson OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chamberlin and Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Leayitt.
Harold c. Moore, a former resident Of
Bethel, now IN the employ OF the Vermont
Marble Co. az Proctor, visited friends in
town last week. edward Foley Of Waits
field spent last Sunday With his son, John
H.. Foley.
The insurance agency Of Guy Wilson has
Just paid Aaron A. Bowen IS, Lorenzo
and Maurice Ellis Is and samuel w.
Bowen $3.50 for stock killed by lightning.
All were insured IN the Vermont Mutual
Insurance Co.
Mrs. c. d. Wood. wife Of Contractor
Wood. who has been spending the summer
with her husband az Mrs. Hattie Angels,
left last week for her home at Port Dali
h0usie. Ont. She made many friends dur
ing her stay In Bethel
DR.. II. W~Barrows. Mrs. Barrows and
two children ot stowe arrived last week a.
his fathers, S. w. Barrows. Mr.. Barrows
has also been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
A.. \. Pierce. Mr.. Pierce is an engineer
on the Nickel Plate railroad. 4
A farmer named Amsdeu, living on the
Walker farm ia Barnard, had the misfor-
tune Monday % lose his pocketbook. Mr..
Amsden states that he had at least SO
when be left home, and he also lost about
SO which he received for stock sold.