Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-12

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DIN. STRONG, Bethel, VT.
Miss Lena Davis OF Brattleboro IS visit
ing relatives in town.
Mrs. Addie shedd returned to North
ampton, Mass, last week.
Mrs. Lois Newton went to New York
Monday to visit her daughter.
John Coady of Newport, n. H., is visit
ing his stepson, Cliuton Clafiin
Miss Fannie stock well OF Lancaster, n.
d., Is the guest of Miss Carrie Curtis.
Miss Alice Wymsn OF East Walpole,
Mass, is the guest Of q, II. kimball.
Miss sarah Henry OF Rochester is spend
ing few days in town visiting friends.
The National White River bank declared
its usual semiaunual dividend Of three per
cent July LIST.
me Rebekah meeting will be held July
2lst, instead Of July 21th, as announced IN
last weeks issue.
Err. Hatch left Saturday for a two
months trip visiting relatives in southern
New Hampshire.
Alfred PARROT returned to Leominster,
Mass, Monday to work ia the tannery OF
Phelps & Harrison.
Mrs Martha a. Graham went Monday
70 Lebanon, n. H., 10 visit her daughter,
Mrs Willard Crozier
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Waldo took a car
rage drive over the mountain TO Brandon
last week, returning saturday evening.
Mrs l.. A. Mumford and Miss NJ. A.
Mumfo'd OF New York arrived last week
at the Wilson House for the month OF
July.
Mrs. J. A. IaTour and daughter, Re-
Rina, OF Mtriden, Conn, are spending
month with her friend, Mrs. w. c..
Brooks.
Jack Quinn and Miss Edith Treyett OF
Milford Mass, have been visiting Miss
Trevett's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs +.
n. Davis.
There will be whist party under the
auspices OF the Village improvement soci-
ETY., az Mrs. Sarah Sturtevants next FRI
Gay afternoon from until O'Clock.
Miss Carrie Curtis has resigned her
position as teacher in tie Whitcomb High
school ana expects 70 return to Lancaster,
y. H., where she Taught before teaching
here.
Letters remaining in Bethel postohice
unclaimed: Mr.. Frank Leake, Miss Della
Page, Mr.. Russell Walker, WIN Sander
son, w. W. Sanderson, John Schneider, j.
"a cards..
Mrs. Il II. Mcdonald was called to Rut-
land last Thursday by the critical illness
Of her mother. She was accompanied by
Mr., Mcdonald, who returned to Bethel
Saturday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Q. +. Pratt were the guests
over Sunday OF George L. Pratt, his |
brother, coming from their home in
Springfield, Vt, By automobile Friday
and returning Monday
The children Of the Universalist Sunday
school held picnic at the farm Of Robert .
Noble Thursday OF last week, about forty 4
being H. attendance, and all were con-
veyed 10 and from BY automobile.
Waltham watch factory is represented .
at G.. y. Kellers on Locust creek by Misses .
Eva Clubhouse, Ada Evans, Susie Steele /
Brook, Eva Metzger and Clara Stowell, \
ehaperoned by Mrs. NJ. A. St0well, all OF
Waltham, Mass.
Rok Gowala, Polander in the employ OF .
the L. c. Fisher Co., received a telegram
Sunday from fellow oountryman, stating
that he was held out at the immigration
Office in Boston aud needed s15 to get him
through. The required funds were sent at
once.
Bert r. Davis has received notice OF a
change In his route as postal clerk. After
July 18th, he will run from Boston to Ian
caster, n. H., route much to be preferred
TO bis present route from Manchester to
Portsmouth. Mr.. Davis expects to move
to salem, n. H., where he owns a place.
Carl T. Wiley OF this town, driver Of
Smiths bakery cart, was married at ST.
Joansbury last week TO Miss Laura Bea
trice Roberts Of that town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley came to Bethel the last OF the week
and are boarding with Mrs. G. {. Stearns
on Church street.
Mrs. Ellen Lsttimer, daughter, Miss
Doris, and Edison Emery left "Wednesday
Tor Boston, where Mrs. Emery and daugh-
ter viii make a two months visit TO Aus
tin Emery ana other relatives. Mr. Emery
expects to sail the 18th for an indefinite
stay ia London and Paris and other points
across the ocean.
Mrs. Albert Nickers arrived from Brook
lyn with two children last week To take
possession Of the farm bought Of A. ).
Woodwork aud vile. Mr. Nickers Is eX-
pocted TO join his family this fan. Mrs.
Nickers was accompanied by her friend
Miss Emma knight. organist OF the Brook
Ign Reformed Episcopal church, who
comes Tor a short rest.
The Lyric quartette Of Boston will give
an entertainment IN the Town hail Friday
evening, July 10Th, under the auspices Of
the Bethel Library association. The
troupe is composed OF Miss Jessie Marie
Wheeler, reader; Miss Grace Read Joslyn.
pianist; Mr. Frank j. Greene, tenor. and
Mr. warren, cOrnetist. Mr.. Greene viii
be well remembered in Bethel as be for
merly was clerk In the store Of j. q. Sar-
gent and was q member Of the choir Of the
Cong church.
Citizens are making some complaint on
account o. vaudalIsms commit q 10 the
name 81 patriotism the night OF July 8th.
Cases Of malicious mischief like the de-
siructiou of the support Of the cannon at
the town hsil are unreasonable and NAV
result iu serious Effects. At Woodstock
This year Justice n @. seayer sentenced
one Darby Tor damage done the night Of
Tia tth % Tour years st the reform school
ana two other bows were arrested. but diH-
charged aIth sharp lecture.
~ "a. Ford. civil engineer Of the Bethel
Granite hWy, was ia town several DAYS
last week and started I'M force OF survey
Urs In LAYING The route out for the eNtcn-
Eion OF q be Bethel Granite EWy. 90 the
Woodbury. QuRrries. The corps Of survey
ors rs composed Of Prof G. :. Carlton %
Norwich university Henry Pfiher, G. r.,
Recently from Germany ann nov located
at So. Adams, X. c. Davis of East Barnard
and S. Parker Of Middietown, Conn. N ork .
on the survey was begun Thursday Of last
week. The extension will be about mile .