Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-04-16
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Bethel.
Ms. Alzina Feed has been at viii
Reeds for several days.
Miss Susie Stafford returned to her
school in Bethel Monday.
Carl Tenney has gone to Brattieboro,
vi here he has employment.
Miss Julia Luce returned Saturday
from her visit in New York.
Mrs. Will Reed returned Monday from
a weeks stay in Lebanon, ". II.
Mrs. Mary Mason has returned from
visit in franklin and Lakeport, n. n.
Mrs. Ira Smith is spending several
weeks with her sister in Laconia, y. II.
Mrs. Henrietta Lincoln of Bethel was a
visitor at Z. w. Whitcomh's Saturday.
The carpenters are putting the roof on
the electric light and power building this
week.
Miss Annie chedeI returned Saturday
10 Iincoinsvilin in Woodstock. where she
teaches.
Miss Myra Brown OF Bethel has been
passing several day with her sister, Mrs.
s. w. Roberts.
ice Bennett has moved from South
BaIIard's house.
srent sordey with Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry
Dodge in Bethel.
A. ~. Ballard 10. in Bethel this week
putting a bIthroom into 5. ~. Wash
barns residence.
K K. Io~ne has moved from Frark
Sizncbard's place to q tenement ia the
tcuss with Dan Potter.
MIR. asd Mrs. sidney wymar and Mas
fsr Werner visited ut Albert Newell's in
soGtb STOCK bridge recently.
MIS-. william HagGr OF walllngicrd IS
expected this week 10 visit her parents,
Mr.. rni Mrs. }. Z. Stafford.
Miss isernice Boutwell, of South Stock
bridge has been the guest the past week
o! her uncle, Elmer Boutwell,, and wife.
o. J. Richardson is attending the YER
mont conference Ia Barre this week, GO
ing rs TIE lay delegate from the NJ. f.
church.
Thonss lRcasso has moved from An
seiilowE TO the tenement he formerly oe-
cupied in The Cntie- house, nov owned
by Mrs j. a Chedel.
The many friends of Mrs. II. II. Blake
will be glad to know that she has so far
recovered from her recent illness AZ to be
about the house again.
Mrs. Ada Wyman and the members Of
her Sunday scnocl class, with their pa
rents, are cordially invited to spend
Thursday afternoon and evening with
their pastor, Miss Mack.
Pearl Hodgkins had the misfortune to
break the small bone in his leg between
the ankle and knee while working for r.
A. Kezer in Rochester. He j. here with
his brother, Guy, and being treated by
d.. l.. w. Cough Of Bethel.
Rev. V. NJ Mack cordially invites the
members OF the Universalist society. with
their families, to meet with her Thursday
afternoon from 4 until 10 O'Clock. Sup
per will be served at G. The Y. p. c. q.
will hold a short business session at 80
O'Clock.
A very interesting meeting OF Goodwill
grange Saturday evening was held at the
regular hour. Although the attendance
vas not so large as usual, a good program
was given by the lecturer. The bones
obiigato, given by Burns osgood, was
much enjoyed by all. st the next meet
ing, the program will be under the direc-
ton Of Miss Dora Phelps.
Mrs. Lottie (Mcwain) Wright, wife of
Jesse Wright, passed TO her rest Friday
morning, April 10. She had been in fee
bic health for several years, but was con-
fined to her bed only few days. Mrs.
Wright was a woman much loved by all
no knew her. She was a kind neighbor
and friend End will be greatly missed in
the community. The funeral, which
was in charge OF NJ. l.. Wyman. Jr., was
at the home Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, the Rev. V. NJ. Mack officiating.
The bearers were o. J. Richardson, T.. 4.
Boutwell,, o. n. Harrington and r. r.
Wilson. Those In town to attend the
funeral were Z. w. Mcwain of Rochester
and Mrs. Alyi Davis Of Marshfield.