Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-20

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d. NJ. Strong, Bethel, VI.
Maurice Young is In Boston for few
weeks.
Allen Durham is laid OFF from work by
broken wrist.
Gladys and Paul Wilson are spending
week in Burlington.
Mrs. William r. Adams OF Boston is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. C. f. Waldo spent two days in
Woodstock the first Of the week.
Mrs. Belinda Fish OF Ira is visiting at
the home Of her son, w. l.. Fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Wallace recently made
a trip by automobile to Franklin, n. IL.
Mrs. w. Il. Sage went last week to I'm
derhill to visit her mother and two broth
ers.
Miss Inez Smith and Miss Clyde Jenney
oil Stowe were guests last week OF Roy
Smith.
Miss Munroe, teacher in the grammar
school, went to her home in Somerville
Friday.
Carl ID. Cushing and George S. Wright
made an automobile trip to Hardwick
Monday.
Chesley Allen went last week to lowell,
Mass, where his brother, VIII Allen, is
located.
Rev. George X. Goodwin left last week
tor a trip to Littleton, N. H., and points
in Maine.
Mrs. Caroline G. Hatch went last week
to Keene, n. H., to visit her son, Robert
w. Bundy.
Walter Flint is moving his family into
the house connected with the Camp
Brook sawmill.
White River Pomona grange meets
with Tweed River grange, Pittsfeld, Sat
urday, June 22d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis E. Billings of Bos-
ton have been spending the past week
with friends in town.
Miss Maude Abbott, assistant teacher
in the high school, returned to her home
in Dorchester Sunday.
Rev. w. b. Reynolds is in Burlington
this week, attending the state convention
of the Episcopal churches.
l.. IL. Whitney has sold to Robert
Rogers his trucking outfit and route, and
will devote his time to teaming
Mr.and Mrs. Eugene Fisher and son
went to their former home in Gowanda,
". Y, Monday for short visit.
Mrs. David j. Evans of Montreal arriv-
ed Saturday at E. f. Cushman's, where
she expects to spend the summer.
Mrs. Harry P. Munson of White River
junction and daughter, Laura, arrived
last week to.visit friends ifistowns
Mrs. Fred n. Chapman eft last weel,
zor visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
+. J. Hutchins of Royalton, Mass.
DIR. r. M. Chase was in Boston last
week, where he gave clinic before the
Boston and Tufts Alumni association.
There will be a card party and dance il
Cushing's hall next Wednesday evening
June 26, for the benefit of the Public Ii
brary.
Miss Laura Kelsey of Middlebury,
Former teacher in the Whitcomb High
school, spent last week with Mrs. JOIN
Wilson
Carpenters are at work upon the barr
on the Julia Foster premises owned b,
Rolln Gibson, altering it into an S-roon
dwelling tenement.
Henry Perkins of Rochester who /
visiting his daughter Mrs. G. H. Emery
received severe bruises Sunday night b.
falling down stairs.
A. III. Armstrong of Sandwich, Mass
is spending the week with Levi Kidde
and looking after the lumber job on tn
Lloyd johnson farm.
There are letters remaining unclaime
in Bethel postoffice addressed to Mrs. L
Hykausan, Louie Nelson, Edward Week
and Mrs. A. j. Wheelock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Webster returne
last week to their home at Goffstown,
H., after a stay Of several months wit
the family of II. w. Davis.
Or. Otto V. Greene, health officer
Bethel, went to Burlington Monday [
attend two days session of the We
mont Health Officers school.
AT the Masonic convention held at Blu
lington last week, A. Lee Cady was elcc
ed district deputy grand master for Di
srict No. 1, Windsor county
Mrs. Il. A. Markham attended the gra,
mating exercises of the South Royalto
Graded school last Friday evening, whe
her nephew, B. l.. Dow, graduated.
Clinton l.. Claflin has sold his pair
grey horses to c. p. Truell of Hartfor
and bought of Mr.. Truell Cadillac al
tomoble to use in the livery business.
Robert Byers lost valuable COW la
week. The COW walked upon the COW
10 well and broke in. The well WI
about ten feet deep with three feet
water in it.
Mrs. w. G. Waldo and children ha
gone to Barnard, where they will sper
the summer months on the farm own,
by Frank Townsend and formerly G
cupied by him.
A. Birdsell Brooks has invented an il
proved gutter to be used in connect,