Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-08-15

Miss Rita Clark is spending week
with friends in Burlington,
Rollin ellison and ], II. Miller made a
fishing trip to Lake Dunmore ] iday.
Winn Rogers and daughter OF Lynn,
Mass, called on friends in town Monday.
Miss Carrie A. Curtis of Lancaster, \.
H., is spending few weeks with rels-
tives in town.
John Mccormack has returned from
three weeks trip to England, going ON
cattle steamer.
Lewis Utley OF Holyoke, Mass, spent
several days last week with his great-un-
Gle, Il, j, Flint.
Mrs. w. T. King left Sunday for an
outing at the summer home OF Hon, j. l..
Bacon at Quechee.
Coleman Donahue and Mrs. Hiram Gill
son and family were at Silver lake, Barn
ard, for the day Sunday.
Miss Mary Gibson and Mrs. Carleton
Gibson of Nyack-on-Hudson, n. v, were
at Randolph Tuesday.
George Cook returned to his home in
Brooklyn, n. Y, Tuesday after an ex-
tended visit at Albert Yicker's.
Plummer Martin has closed his labors
in the store of John Keleher, and his
place is taken by Joseph B. Garland.
Next Friday being Bennington Battle
day and legal holiday, the National
White River bank will be closed that day.
Bethel camp meeting on the grounds at
Finley bridge will begin Tuesday, Aug.
10th, and hold over the following sun
day.
A letter received this week from Rev.
j. Hall Long states that he is now in Sc
attic, Wash, and has been in British Col
umbia.
Fred n. Chapman left last Saturday for
trip to Royalston, Mass, to visit Mr..
and Mrs. F. J. Hutchins, parents of Mrs.
Chapman.
Mrs. Robert H. Coy of New York city
has arrived at the home of her father, r.
J. Flint, and is slowly recovering from
her recent sickness.
Mrs. Julia Hills and two grandchil-
dren, Margaret and James Littelhales of
Washington, d. c., are spending a few
weeks at E. NJ. Weston's.
Recent guests at H. H. Gilson's:-Ed
gar Wolcott of Columbus, o., w. d.
Hodgkins of Rochester and Miss d. C.
Hodgkins of Holyoke, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Morris of Saratoga,
N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Eli
son of Holyoke, Mass, were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. F. |. Wheat.
Mrs. Talbot Smith. with her son,
4 10 1.ar hNrY,a In, Mont.
real last week after a three weeks stay
with her brother, James McKessar.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garland and two
daughters returned last week to their
home at Marlboro, Mass, after a two
weeks stay on Rochester mountain with
Charles w. Wilson.
Miss Jean Lyman, graduate of the
Greenfield, Mass, High school, has re
turned to her home in Greenfield after
spending few weeks with her uncle, E
e. Hoyt, on Mount Hunger.
The Woman's guild OF the Episcopa
church will meet Thursday of this weel
with Miss Wilson and Miss Fogg. Sup
per from five to six on the lawn. All ar
invited. If rainy, postponed till Friday
The Bethel boys tried their luck witt
the pittsfeld Stars at baseball on tn
Bethel home grounds Wednesday of las
week and were again defeated, the scor
standing this time tc in favor of Pitts
field.
DIR. o. d. Greene has bought of Jane
ID. Wheeler the grey FLY, Hattie Wilkes
by John M. Wilkes. The dam is the fas
pacing mare, Hattie w. DR.. Greene
10 oIo;, 70 b. ha boot hra
three-year-old in this section.
Miss Ray Young of Dorchester, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Crown of Prov
dence, r. l., and Mrs. Hannah GallaI
and two children of Boston returned
their home last week after stay of 81
weeks at the home of o. W. Dinsmor
Mildred Burrelle, the ten-year-ol
daughter of Mrs. Edmere Croisant, die
last Friday from commissions. Funer
services were held Monday afternoon
the home of Mrs. Croisant on Christis
hill, Rev. James L. Penders of Randolr
officiating. The interment was in Fai
view cemetery.
Guy Lewis Rogers, son of Mr.. and MI
John 7. Rogers of this town, and Ell
Catherine Grow of Newton, Mass, we
married Aug. 10th by Rev. George
Goodwin at the Cong'l parsonage. M
and Mrs. Rogers will, after short we
ding journey, reside at Wilder, where NJ
Rogers has employment.
As J. s. Young, accompanied by
son, Maurice d. Young, was driving ne
the White river bridge Friday, the ht
ness broke and the horse made live
b eak across the bridge and up on Riy
street. Mr.. Young refined the horse in
the yard Of DIR. o. V. Greene, where
animal was stopped with a small dana
to the rig.
Town Treasurer Flint has received
check from the state treasurer for ii
towns share of the state school is
Based on the number of schools,
town draws 1907. 10--for transportatic
s73.02, and for tuition in the higf
branches p,id out by the town distri
Se9.s7, making in all, S749.99. Bethe
share OF the school tax was 1871. Is SO IL
the town is $3.50 ahead.