Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-26
Bethel Local intelligence.
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kinds. A fresh lot Of good, young horses
al right prices. Headquarters for Sharpies
cream separators and international gaso-
line engines. VIII take aim It anything a
farmer has , sell 10 exchange for above
goods iwk ae i. S. PUTNAM, Bethel
A daughter was born July 18th to Mr..
and Mrs Frank =, Wallace.
Miss Ella WEIGH went to WoodstocK
last week TO visit her mother.
Joel b. Putnam, is stopping with his
brother In. law, Alonzo Emery.
A daughter, Marion. was born July 10th
10 MRand Mrs. John q. Como
Misses Anna and Josie Grout OF Water
bury are at their sisters, Mrs Il. 3. Lease.
Mrs. George r. Coyle and daughter,
Doris, Of Boston are al George !. Abbott's.
Miss Grace Upper and Henry Tupper
have returned from their trip TO kewanee,
IN.
Christopher r. Noble left last week on
visit 10 his relatives residing at ulverton,
Pc.
Or. II. W. Barrows Of Stowe wss in
town last week al his fathers, ). w. Bar
rowe,
Raymond Paige Of Randolph Center has
been spending several days IN town With
friends
O. n. Barrows and family spent Sunday
al south Royalton with his brother, Irving
Barrows.
Carpenters have begun work upon the
dwelling purchased by }. ;. Young OF X.
+. Fassett.
Mrs. Ben King and son, Harold, have
been absent the past week visiting friends
in Lebanon.
Mrs. Egbert Sheldon Of Gaysylle has
been a recent guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
q. A. Marsh.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Chadwick Of Ran
dolph were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Grant.
Rev. j. B. sargeot Of Northheld is spend
ing his vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Ben {. Harlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Waterman have
been spending few days with his father,
A. s. Waterman.
Mrs. Hamin G. Barnes left last Thurs
day for two weeks visit to relatives at
Lawrence Mass.
Mrs. George Rowe left Tuesday for
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Armi Mason,
at Enosburg Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alick n. Washburn have
been absent the past week on vacation
trip TO Lake Dunmore.
Frank Lyman went to Bellows Falls
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daughter, Mildred Dyke.
Mrs. Laura Wilson and two grandchil-
dren OF Lawrence, Mass, are spending the
summer at John Holton's.
Frank Cushing, the well. known aero
bat, made a short visit in town last week,
leaving Saturday for st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Avery Of Burke,
n Y, ere in town several days last week
with Mrs. Frank ID. Tolan, cousin.
The Junior league of Christian Endeavor
gave pleasant picnic at the home OF Miss
Jessie Spslding Tuesday OF last week.
Fred NJ. Msrston made a weeks trip to
Meredith, N. H.. lat we k to visit his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Simonds, who is Ill.
Rev. II. Dewitt Williams and family Of
Waterbury, Conn, are the guests OF his
sister, Mrs. II. w. Preston, for two weeks.
There is unclaimed mail matter al the
Bethel postoiiice addressed to John
Hughes, Martha Norton, Mrs. Thomas
Ross.
Miss Marian Grant entertained party
Of friends Thursday afternoon of last
week, it being the sixth anniversary of
her birth.
Perlin z. Whitaker is at home for a
short vacation from his employment in
the office Of the General Electric Co. at
Schenectady, n. Y.
Alex. I. Patterson is to occupy the
dwelling of Joseph B. Garland on the
west side of the c. V. Rwy. at the north
end OF the village.
DR.. Otto V. Greene aud Mrs. Greene left
"Wednesday for trip to Point Breeze, n.
v, where resides Mrs. 4. II. Bascom,
mother Of Mrs. Greene.
Mr. aud Mrs. z. L. Williams of Hart
ford, Conn, accompanied by their grand
son, Ray Williams. have been spending a
few days az IL. ". Preston's.
The executive committee of the New
Workers association has arranged for the
annual picnic to be held at Silver lake,
Barnard, Wednesday, Aug. 10TH
The heirs OF the late Andrew J. Pember
have conveyed to Miss frankie NJ. Pvmher
the home farm Of Mr.. Pember. situated
partly m b thel and partly in Rochester.
John q. Belding. so1 of the late Julius
Bedding OF Royalton Hill, was in town
several days last week, stopping at the
Wilson House. lie was accompanied by
his two sons.
Mrs. n. z. Quirin is visiting aequaint-
ances in town. making her headquarters
at the Basc1m House. Mrs. Quirin has
recently taken a course at the Albany
Business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Arnold OF Lvban-
on were in town over Sunday with Mrs.
Ssltenstall Of Lebanon. parents of George
Arnold, accompanied them.
A gang Of Workmen Of the New Eng
land Telephone Go. have been engaged in
this vicinity the past week in putting a
new circuit two wires from White
River junction TO Montpelier.
The firm Of Manix & Foley, engaged in
the biacksmithing business, has been dis
lived 1y mutual consent Mr. ManiX
win continue the business az the old stand
with the help OF Z. q. Mcintyre.
John Z. Topper, conductor on the Roch-
ester kv., bad the misfortune to Slip and
iall Tuesday morning while walking on
the track b. Bethel village, fracturing the
yiireous receptacle under the right hu-
mCrus.
Edgar Il. Owen has been appointed sub
stitute mau carrier on the route Of j.
Frank Pease No. q and has been running
the route this week Mr. Pease went to
Hanover last Monday for medical treat
ment.
Mrs. Henrietta Freeman Of New York
and Airs. Grace Ely 81 New Haven. Conn.
came up from their summer home al