Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-03

ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel.
q w. Berry. Mrs. n. Nj. Chase and Miss
Cnrrier went to Boston Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson OF Pater-
son. y. o., are visiting at Il. n. Chapman 8.
Miss Kate Davis returned Tuesday from
a trip TO Springfield and Milford, Mass.
Mss Mary Flanders OF Keesyille, n. ",
i visiting her aunt, Mrs. James Mckes-
saF.
Mrs. Elva Clark Of Montpelier is stop
ping with her niece, Mrs. Lilley, OF Bar
Uard.
Mrs. q. II. Martin Of Ascutneyyille is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L.
Pratt.
Mrs. j. w. Warren left Wednesday for a
months visit at her former home At VIII
ton, Me.
Robert Currier OF the Whiteomb High
school is visiting his parents at Sherburhe
this week.
George II. Bickford, general manager Of
the Woodbury. Granite Co., was IN town
last week.
Mrs. G. l.. stiekney went Tuesday to
visit her brother, Stephen Hadlock, at
Canaan, n, II.
Miss Bertha Rice returned Monday from
Mortified, where she had been spending
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Young Of Athol and
Gny Young OF Orange, Mass, are visiting
AZ +. N. Young's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Partridge of Philadelphia
were guests OF j. A. Graham Thursday and
Friday of last week.
Onlv two new cases of measles are re-
ported this week, those OF Fred q. Dut-
Ton and Miss Mildred FELTON,.
Louis Il. Billings is riding in new
automobile which he and DIR. Otto Greene
drove from Boston last week.
Judge VIM. II. Bliss and Mrs. Bliss OF
Middebury arrived in town Tuesday and
are stopping at the Basoom House.
Eighty tickets were sold at this station
Tuesday for the excursion OF the central
Vermont Rwy. to Lake Champlain.
John Keleher carried party of base
ball fans TO Montpelier by has automobile
last Friday to witness game there.
Iouis Luchini was in town over Sunday.
Mr.. Luchini is now located in Burlington,
where he says he has fine fruit trade.
Miss Lothrop, who has been visiting
Mrs. j. W. Warren and Mrs. Harry Sans
pra, returned to her home in Maine Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Starrett of New
York were in town last week. Mr.. Star
rett is largely interested in the e. d. Ellis
Granite Co.
Mrs. II. A. Utley returned to her home
nj Holyoke, Mass, Saturday after spend
ing few days at the home OF her uncle,
Hon. Il. j. Flint.
The many friends of Clarence L. Chad
wick will be glad to learn that he has inn
proved sufficiently to be out, sitting on
his porch last week.
Mrs. Huber, Miss Huber, Miss Media
mier, Mrs. Mumphont and Master Lew
Mumphont. all OF New York, are guests
OF Mrs. Josephine French
States Attorney Batchelder was in town
Tuesday on his way from Rochester, where
be had been called to investigate an al
legged infraction Of the law.
Mrs j. A. Niokerson and daughter,
Fannie, who have been with Mr.. Nicker-
son at the Bethel Tavern for the past six
weeks, returned to their home in Maiden,
Mass, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alick Washburn were
expecting to return from their trip the
first OF the week, but Mr.. Washburn was
taken in with tonsilits and is now sick
al Morrisyille.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
poatoffice addressed to Mrs. Dennem, Miss
Evelyn Gilchrist, Mr.. Edward Nolan, f.
y. Morgan, Mr.. Robert Martin and Mr..
Willie Williams.
Miss Sarah NJ. Gay Of Boston, who was
stopping with Mrs. q. G. Stearns, was
called to Boston Friday by the death of
Loren Griswold, young lawyer of Boston
ami friend OF the family.
A. L. Strong, John Schlagel, Margaret
Faires and Mary Strong of Philadelphia
and Frank Strong of Pittsburg arrived on
the sleeper Sunday a. IN. and are stopping
with Mrs. NJ. r. Harrington.
News has been received here of the
birth OF a daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs. Y. +.
Richardson Mrs. Richardson will be
remembered as Miss Mabel Hutchins,
former resident Of this village.
Misses Julia and Mabel Miller left yes
torday to visit their sister, Mrs. b. r.
Davis, OF Portsmouth, n. II. From Ports
mouth Miss Mabel Miller goes to Grafton,
y. H., e begin her school Aug. 21st.
Mrs. Ida Lewis is one Of the speakers
engaged TO address the members OF the
Vermont Spiritualist association at their
twenty-fifth annual assembly which
opened at Queen City park, Burlington,
HAS, Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Kittredge and Ernest H.
kittredge came from Boston last week and
are making their headquarters at W. Il.
Hartweli's This week Mr.. kittredge is
with . camping party on the shores Of
Lake Champlain.
William III Edmunds has bought Of
Mrs. Ellen Lattimer, administrative 81 the
estate az the late W. G. Iattimer, the So
called Emery meadow Of about 30 acres,
situated on the southerly side Of the river
and adjoining the l.. A. Rood farm.
The firm Of Wilson Bros, formerly en-
gagged ID the mileage business in the Ar
mold block has been dissolved and Guy
Wilson will carry on the mileage and in
suranee business at his new location.
John Wilson viii retain his law Office in
the Arnold block.
The recent arrivals a Cushmsu cottage
are Mrs. G Scott aud daughter, Mrs
Wilton, on Wellesley college, Mrs. Charles
Dunn and daughter Of St. Paul, Mimi.
Mrs. +. A. Henry and son o. Waterbury
Conn and Mrs. NJ. r. Raymond and
daughter Of Boston.
The committee appointed last year to ar
range a Anew Workers. picnic have ar
ranged Tor a grand reunion and picnu
dinner at Silver lake, barnard Aug. nth
Dinner viii be served IA the pavilion
where tables and seats sre provided. Al
New Workers are cordially invited.