Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-06

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Miss Ruth Bent went last Saturday to
Cambridge. Mass, to visit friends.
r. NJ. Kendall and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Coy have been rec Mt visitors IN town.
e. L. Messer of Keene was with his un-
Gle, j. g. Sargent, the first Of the week.
Miss Inez Stevens OF Amherst has been
the guest the past week Of G. /. Abbott.
Mrs. L. II. Whitney ara son are with
her parents at Williamstown this week.
Mrs. o. S. Marshall went to Portland,
Ne, last Saturday for weeks absence.
Miss Nellie Allen and Chesley Allen
went to East Desrfeld, Mass, lass week.
Miss Abbie Whitcomb went last week
10 Boston, where she will visit her sister.
Mrs. Jane TsIIes re urned last week from
snending a month 18th relatives IN Boston.
Mrs. Clark S. Davis went Saturday to
Salem, n. H., to visit her son. h. T. Davis.
8. NJ. Washburn spent last week in New
York buying fall merchandise for the
Brooke & Washburn store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cotton Of East
hampton, Mass, were with their cousin,
Mrs w. l.. Fish, last week.
Walter H. Baker returned to Boston
Saturday after a weeks visit to relatives
and friends Ia this vicinity.
Mss Ruh,- fish has returned from a
months st1F 4eh q live3 in Ira and other
towns on The West side Of the state.
Miss Alice NJ Alvord Of Easthampton,
Mass, a former teacher ID the WhitComb
High school, visited friends in town last
week.
Mrs Lois A. Rix and son, William, who
have been spending a week with friends IN
Northheld and stowe, have returned
home.
Miss Josie Grout, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. n. b, Lease, the past three
months, went to her home at Waterbury
Saturday.
George Is Rowe is taking vacation and
went saturday to Euosburg to join Mrs.
Rowe at the home Of their daughter, Mrs
Armi Mason.
A. n. Brown and family returned Satur-
day TO Hartford. Mr.. Brown has been
Iiyng the past three months at the Chase
cottage at Lake Ansel.
Letters remaining in this postofiice un-
claimed: Mcdowell Il Taylor, Thomas
Martin, Mrs Lizzie Perrin, Mr.. George
Robb, Mrs. T L. =. smith.
Edison Emery returned from his Euro
pean trip last week, and his niece, Mrs
Ellen Lattimer, and her daughter, Doris,
have returned from Massachusetts,.
George e. Dartt returned Saturday to
Springfield, VI, after visit OF ten days 10
his father, Alba Dartt. He was accompa-
med by his sister, Miss Katie Dartt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daley returned last
Thursday to their home in Maine after
spending the summer at Nestedown cot
tage, Lake Ansel, with Mrs. H. w. Rob-
bins, aunt OF Mrs. Daley.
Eber n Smith OF Williston has filed
voluntary petition in bankruptcy, giving
his debts as s230550 and no assets. Mr..
smith was formerly engaged in business
an Bethel in the Bascom House block.
The tannery whistle broke the slumber
of many Inha bitants about 4 80 Monday
morning. 1t seems that the engineer did
not understand his business and allowed
the water to get low. Many rushed upon
the street, think ing there was fire.
Ned b. Bartlett died Sept LIST at the
home Of l.. NJ. Heath, whom he was visit
ing. The cause OF his death was pulmona-
~ tuberculosis. The rema ms were taken
Monday to Somersw orth, n. H., where the
interment was made in the family lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Terry Of Ke-
vance, ILL.,, were guests last week OF Geo.
III. Upper, former partner in business
with Mr.. Terry at Kewanee. Mr.. Terry is
a great sufferer from hay fever and is
going from place to place looking for
relief.
Miss Christine Little died Sept. LIST al
the home Of her niece, Mrs. +. w. Eaton, |
with Nhom she has lived for the past. year. |
Miss Little had reached the age of eighty |
four years and was born in Scotland. The |
remains were taken to Nova Scotia for |
Intern mt.
Motto able improvements have been /
lately made in the cemetery at Gilead |
About 500 has been donated by Individu- |
ais and the lots have been smoothed, |
graded down aud the general tidiness Of |
Ghe cemetery looked after. The town has
put in a new fence on the roadside and re-
paired the rear fence. The Gilead people |
are 10 be congratulated upon the public |
spirit shown Ia this work.
The dainty novelty entertainers, the |
Marshall Sisters, late from Keith's thea
tre, Boston, will give an entertainment in /
the Town hall Saturday evening, Sept. s. /
for he benefit Of the Bethel Free library |
The entertainment consists OF costumed /
songs, character impersonations and /
medley OF musical Instruments the cello, |
piano, Swiss bells, sleigh bells, Nylophone, /
musical Tyre, etc. "The Marshals are 4
among the very few people using the /
Swiss hand bells. and they use them et-
feotively. The Marshall Sisters made the |
nit OF the evening. - Boston Herald
Alex. Paterson, stonecutter living in l
the house Of J. b. Garland. left town with |
his wife and iafant last Thursday morn
ing. He leaves quite number OF tinan-
cial mOurners, including The local branch |
OF the Stone Cutters union, Of which be |
was financial secretary. He was custodian
81 sbout $50 OF the unions funds. He had |
recently borrowed s75 Of Mr. GaFlaud and
given Mr.. Garland a mortgage on biz
household goods. Saturday, a man from
Mortified appeared who showed a prior
claim on the goods. The union expects tC
be able 10 get its funds back, 81 under the
manner in which the union is managed.
Paterson cannot get a Job anywhert
without his union card and al unions /
have been notified OF the situation aud be
viii not be able TO get a job anywhere that
union work j. done without making an
adjustment Of his account. Since he left.
letters have been received indicating that
be IS in Troy, y. Y.
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