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

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Boston is 1856, Springfield $40, NoTces-
ter lVia Keenel $40, Concord s2.lo-
Cry MILsoN. Courier block, Bethel,
I opposite Bethel Tavern. iw ae
Miss Grace Cooke Of F~orestdale is visit
ing here.
II. H. cushmnn Was in Middlebury
Monday.
II. :. Perkins of Hartland IS in town
tuning pianos.
Miss winnifred 1ilden left here Monday
for Der home in Ames, IoWa.
Miss Annie Hubbard Is Al home from
Orange, Mass, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey kidder and son
are visiting their relatives here.
W. II. Campbell is visiting friends in
Springfield and Boston Tor a week.
The Universalist church has been much
improved with a new coat Of paint.
Hrs. M. S. Davis has recently been the
guest Of Mr.. u Mrs. Clark kidder.
Waiter Scott has rented the upper u
ment in Mrs. Ellen M~ontague's house.
Mr. and Mrs. Rice have recently been
visiting their sister, Mrs. j A.. Messer.
Mrs. Julia Curtis Of Newark, n. j.. il
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jessie Iinkham.
Mrs. Lizzie Moves and son Of North
Randolph spent last week az Allen Kog-
ersi.
r. E. Bryan and lady Of Randolph spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. &. +. Town
send.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rauran Guernsey were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, r. A.. Guernsey last
week.
John HoIton Of Barnard has recently
been the guest OF his sister, Mrs. /. u.
Hubbard.
Miss J. e. Han left here Friday morn-
ing for Essex, y. y, 70 visit friends for
two weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. Quinn aud friends o. West
Concord are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ALI
slime Parmenter.
Mrs. q. +. Merriam and two children,
Ralph and Helen, e 10 Roxbury Satur-
day for a few days.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jewett
VIII be pleased 10 learn Of the birth Of a
daughter Aug. llth.
Hiram Thatcher OF Northhcld and Miss
Juliette Ringe Of Randolph have Deen yis-
iting Mrs. Alma Ellis.
James Crossman Of West Concord, y.
H., spent a part OF last week with Mr.. aud
Mrs. Frank PGrmenter,
Charles Martin went to Mt. Mansfield
AAbAA1AN AA4 Will kA ANhHH AMEfN 70 Dur
hngton, returning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Edgerton and
Lawrence and Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hulett
spent Sunday in Randolph.
Mrs. Addie Williams Of Chaplin, m,
had been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Henry Wing, left here Monday for Bird
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Durkce aud daugn-
ter OF Orange, Mass, who have been
spending a week here, returned home sat
George Richardson entertained rs Of his
friends on Monday evening from Z 10 10
O'Clock, It being his 18th birthday ami
A bear, weighing 1856 pounds, was killed
last week Tuesday by Amos Stone in
Hollow and WAS on exhibition here
Thursday.
The game OF ball played here last
Thursday between the barnard baseball
nine and Rochester boys resulted in a
score OF to 2 IN favor Of Rochester.
A dramatic entertainment. "A Night
or, I a iour-act comedy, will be presented
~ the q. A.. r. hall Aug. i7-iS, under the
auspices OF Rural Lodge, No. -, r. & A.
NJ.
Mrs. NJ. r. Perkins and Miss Mildred
Jones Of Warren and Misses GrCta aud
Norma Perkins OF Waterbury were guests
q Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Edgerton last
Thursday.
Mrs. r.. II. Topper and two daughters,
and julia, who ave been passing
) few weeks with friends here and IN
Granville, returned 10 their home in Beth-
Fl saturday.
W. II. Hubbard and family and their
quests, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Axtell and two
children, drove 70 Barnard last week Tues
lay with a coach and four horses, return
.ng Wednesday.
DR.. Harry Hubbard Of Barnard and Miss
Viola Burlington OF Jersey City came last
week Wednesday and stayed until satnr-
lay with the doctors parents, SIR. and
T. hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r.. Woods entertained
and Mrs. Kittredge Haskins Of Brat
and Hon. and Mrs. Hugh Henry OF
-oncord, y. a., Wednesday and Thursday
II last week.
Wallace II. Orvis Of Starksboro and
Hiss Emma e.. Swinycr OF Rochester were
Ia marriage Aug. IA al the home Of
he brides parents In this village by Rev.
Frank r.. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Francis and Miss
francis Of Port Henry, ~. ~. r. T.. Rog-
RS Of Rochester, y. y. and DR.. T.. ii.
Wilson Of Middleboro, Mass. spent Fri
lay at +. l.. Pierce's.
In the full parade at the Rochester re-
lnion last Thursday, when all the veter-
ms were IN line, three independent OBJ
ervers, viz. Congressman Haskins, GOV.
Bell and Enoch Hagar, counted them and
made lsS in line and two not in line, max
ng 200 old soldiers attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Pierce entertained
Bell, Hon. G. 5. Palmer Of Burling-
II. NJ. Springer Of Hartford, joel III.
lucia Of Montpelier. Mr.. n Mrs. m. ID.
lawn, Someryille, Mass. r. o. smith Of
iarblehead, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. g.. +.
.aylor, Crawford, n. j.; Mr. and Mrs. {.
!. Cree, Crawford, y. j.; T. &. Wallace Of
Josephine VI. French Of Royalton,
II. Grimm Of Rutland last Thursday.
''The Essentials Of a True Awakening
viii be the subject OF Rev. II. W. Hildreth
n the C0ngl church Aug. 20th. aThe !
beginning Of National Decay" IN the his
DRY OF the Hebrews will be the subject In
he Bib school,. "The DUTY Of VIM
oneness is the subject for the sunday s
young peoples meeting, Miss /.
nell Minkler leader. Thursday evening /.
the midweek hour for conference and 7