Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-30

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ae Mrs o. \ BARRows, Bethel, Vt.
Mrs. T. J. Leyere went to Boston Mon
day.
Mrs. r. NJ Chase is in Boston for a
two weeks visit.
The last day Of grace for licensing dogs
expires April lst.
A daughter was born March 26th 10 sir.
and Mrs. Fred J. Olmsted.
&. r. Noble went to New York Monday
20 be absent about ten days
Roscoe NJ. Mace OF Burlington was the
guest Of j q. Sargent last week.
son, Harold Edward was born March
DIST to Mr. and Mrs. w. 4. Graham.
Mr. and Mrs w. b. G. Stickney returned
Saturday from a months trip 10 Florida.
Mrs Ellen Sanspra and Mrs John La
veile have closed their labors at the Bas-
com House hotel
William II. Edmunds was called to Rut-
land saturday by the news OF the critical
illness Of hts sister
Mrs. John Wallace was called Wednes-
day TO Fowler BIZ the serious illness OF her
mother, Mrs. spaulding.
Miss Mary L. Abbott returned last
week 10 her duties as teacher in the
common school at Mortified, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron G. Stafford Of SUIT
ton Junction, p. q, former residents OF
Bethel, visited friends in town Wednes-
day.
The Young Peoples Social union OF
the Universaiist church will meet in
Harrington parlors Friday evening at the
usual hour.
james NJ Congdon OF Gowanda was in
town the first OF the week on business
connected with the tannery in which he /
Is stakeholder.
Mrs. Emily Wyman and children, Rus
sell and Alice, arrived Saturday from 4
Neponset, Mass and are visiting relatives I
IN Bethel and Gaysville
Lynn T. Chadwick will carry on coal
and wood business in this village and has
bought the good will of the coal business
carried on by W. G. Shaw.
At the Methodist church April 2. there
viii be Sunday school at 1880 Sermon
topic, "One Thing Thou Lackest," at 23O.
Young Peoples meeting at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter OiConnell went TO
Randolph Saturday to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Ellen O'Connell, who was the
widow OF brother OF Peter O'Connell.
Principal G. s. Wright and Mrs. Wright
are spending the spring recess Of Whit
comb High school at Brattleboro. The
homes.
Bethel postoftice addressed to {. Il. Cole,
Mrs, l.. A. Gibbs, Mrs. Wick Huntley,
Or IA. Stevens, Mrs Nessie Z. Williams,
Mr., T.. 5. fossett
Postal Clerl. w. N. Fisher, whose regu-
lar run is between Springfield, Mass. and
newport, Vt, was called upon last week
20 run between Montpelier and Wells
River for few days
Bernard Z. Greene Of Washington. d. C.,
representing the commission having in
charge the stone work ON the new union ,
station, was IN town last week in con- / ,
suitation with L. b. Ellis.
There were brought here for interment a
last week from Stoughton, Mass, the re-
mains OF Clarence y. Paige. The deceased !
was Tor many years resident of Bethel s
and was the son of DR.. Alfred Paige. :
Mrs. John NJ. Burnett returned to her ,
home IN Concord, Mass, last Saturday 9
after spending few days in town with =
relatives and looking after the property !
owned by Mr. Burnett IN this town.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hodgkins and Miss Abbie
" hltcomb returned last week from mar
ket with the late styles ia millinery. Miss
Whitcomb Will have an ad. OF the same
IN an early number OF the COURIER
Mr.. and Mrs j. 5. Young arrived last \
week from Sacramento, Cal. They ex- a
peet 10 stay some time with Morris f. (
Hunt, father OF Mrs. Young. and to make \
their home IN the future Ia this state
Rev. Mr. Reynolds, who is stopping at
the Bishops house in Burlington, will
hold services at the Episcopal church next
sunday Communion service Rt a. m. !
Morning prayer and sermon at 1880 4. m. z
Miss Lucy washburn is at home for
the spring vacation from Bridgewater. q
Mass, Normal school, and Ben " Wash !
burn from Dartmouth college, accom-
panied by his friend, Smith Ballard, Of d
Montpelier. u
T. n. Reese Of Newark, MI, was the
guest OF ". G. Clifford last week Mr.
Reese is inspector Of the work that the
Woodbury. Granite Co. Is getting out for I
the county court house in course Of Z
erection az Newark
Universalist church. George Fortier
minister. Morning service al 10.45, fourth q
ia the series, "The Greatest Love- sun I
day school at Il as. Evening service al {
1870. Note change Of hour. Fourth in
series, Choosing All are invited.
The r. p. Ellis Granite company has
rented OF Mrs. Gertrude Wing the farm
house and barn on the Wing farm on
Christian hill, being the same that was
reserved I'M the lease Of the three Wing
farms 20 the Ellis company. The Ellis a
company take possession Of he property .
April Let.
Mr. Downey. who has been living in the
keeping house Mrs DoWney and son,
Periey, have gone 10 Pittsieid 10 live and 4
MT Dowugy IS working in the stable OF
G. L. Clahin, The tenement occupied by
Mr. Downey has been engaged by Lee I
Boardman.
William Il. Edmunds Is travelling with
TIE aid % g cane. He was descending I
from haY NOV on q ladder hen tho
foot 81 the ladder slipped and allowed him
to fall t0 the floor, q distance % scout
tNelVa feet Mr. Edmunds considered d
tbst be came out of the mishap VERY fartu-
nataly, as i might easily have been very T.
serious.
The new slhoolhouse viii be open 10
tha general public next Monday from
an 3. m. and from 70 ,. u. The I
teachers viii be present IN the afternoon
and members Of the building and pFu-
dental committee in the evening to re- /
ceive visitors. Let everybody come and }
inspect the new building and it, APP
puintments.