Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13

VISIT AH4HNArF
Mrs. u. A. Markham spent Saturday in
South Royalton.
". +. Fish and family visited friends in
Randolph Saturday.
George 3. Chase is visiting bis parents
DR.. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Chase.
Mrs. Bert Gloss left Monday for Keene,
her former he me, Tor q short visit.
Mrs. Mary A. Hodgkins was in Essex
Junction last week visiting friends
Alfred parrott has moved into the house
he recently bought Of Miss Jane Todd.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. ID. Hayens Of SOmer-
willie arrived a. Forrest southard's Mon
day.
Samuel w. Barrows went to Stowe
Tuesday to visit his son, DR.. H.. w. Bar
rows.
Mrs. s.. p. Jordan went to Mary Fletcher
hospital at Burlington Monday for treat
men
Harry sanspa went 10 Wilson, Me, last
week for visit 70 the parents Of Mrs,
sansprs.
Nj. and Mrs. WIN Blodgett Of Saratoga
spent several days IN town last week With
relatives.
Mrs. NJ. o. Evans Of Waterbury was a
guest Thursday o. last week Of Mrs. Il.
b. Lease.
AHHM AHiHt ANhAAH AkAt lhNl WIN - n
short trip to Worcester, Mass, aud other
points in that vicinity.
Mics Jessie Washburu returned last week
20 Lowell, Mass, after q two weeks visit
10 friends and relatives In town.
Al reunion OF the survivors Of the 10th
Regt, VI. Vols, will be held at Brattle-
boro Friday, sept. p, at II a. m.
Miss Mollie Abbott has returned TO
Turner's Falls % enter upon another year
as teacher IN the public schools.
Henry Brooks closed his summer home
at stockhridge the first Of the week and
viii bis colored man went 20 Boston.
Frank Lsmphire has the frame up for a
new house on the lot he bought from Rus
sell Chatiield on the East Bethel road.
John X. bearing moved Tuesday into
the house he has recently built on the
Chatheld farm On the East Bethel road.
John sexton. clerk in a drug store in
New York, was in town last week visiting
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. James Sexton.
Ben NJ Washburn went last week to
Ogdensburg TO VISIT friends, expecting to
take a trip down the Thousand Isles before
his return.
b. X. Bishop has returned to bis duties
as clerk in the j. O.. Sargent store after a
two weeks vacation spent at his former
home at Lisbon, n. II.
Letters remaining in the Bethel post
Office unclaimed &c. H.. b nedict, Herbert
n. Cate, Miss W. f. C., Herbert L. Chap
man, Martin Mcdonald.
Miss Bertha George Of Derry, n. H.,
Mrs. Thomas Dearborn OF Chelsea and
son, Ernest Savage, OF Royalton called on
friends in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Hamilton Of
Medield. Mass, returned to their home
Monday after a weeks stay with Mrs.
Hamilton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. H..
kimball.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rowe have re-
turned from Enosburg Falls. They were
accompanied by their daughter, Mrs.
Armi Mason, and two children, who come
for a short visit.
George w. James from Utica, n. w.
spent a few DAYS last week with his sister,
Mrs. r. n. Davis. Mr.. James was accom-
panied up from B%rattleboro by his niece,
Miss Lena Davis.
The entertainment given by the Mar
shall Sisters last Saturday drew a well
filled house ana gave very good s~atisfac-
tion. over go was cleared for the benefit
OF the Free library.
Chauncey ID. Hodgdon OF scituate,
Mass, aud Miss Lou May Weed, daughter
OF Rev. and Mrs. Watson Weed, were mar
ried at the brides home in Tunbridge,
Sc n w Rev. George f. Fortier.
jgstus y Beck has sold 10 Charles X.
Smith = Randolph a dwelling situated on
a. ~ss' -lv eide OF Main street at the
noE,U u East Bethel village. being a
portion Of the premises that Mr.. Buck
bought OF r. w. Kent.
Miss Marilia SWEET. daughter Of Rev.
Josiah SWEET, rector Of Christ church from
1877 until 1865, was the guest last week OF
Mrs.. W, b. &. Stickney. Miss SWEET was
a schoolmate Of Mrs. stickney in the
p.ivate school conducted by Mr.. Sweet in
the old Episcopal reCtory, beiog the same
house nOw occupied by Mrs. Harriet
Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Delwick arrived in
town last Thursday on their way TO take
possession Of the farm lately bought by
MIR DclWick on Liberty hill in Pittsield.
Mr., Delwick is a native OF Germany, and,
In c~Umpanyiwith his wife, drove from May
nard, Mass, their former home, 10 Bethel,
covering the 10 miles in SIX days. Mr..
DelwiCk constructed a vehicle for this
trip, and in this loaded all his household
belongings, including Il hens and a dog.
They started with a cat that Left the party
at West titchburg. The vehicle reminded
one ofthe boomer" wagons used in cross
ing the Western prairie by the early set
tiers. lt had q large canopy top and af-
forded a bed for the night. Il was such an
unusual sight thEt many horses were
alarmed 90 meeting il, and Mr.. Delwick
had 20 lead them by.