Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-20

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Bethel, Jan. 10, 1910. 3w ae
e. A. Davis and son, Edward, were in
Boston last week.
Ivers Racket has gone to Mattapan,
Mass, where be has employment.
Charles and Albert Gee OF Hanover, N.
H., were at James Ripley's Sunday.
Fred r. Hackett has been confined the
past week to the house with a severe at
tack OF the grip.
+. N. Chapman is the owner OF hen
that established record lately OF laying
three eggs in one day.
Mr.. and Mrs Austin Emery OF st. Al
bans we're guests the first OF the week of
his uncle, Edison Emery.
Principal J. c. Walker and Mrs. Walker
we're called to Barre Thursday by the
death Of the grandmother OF Mr.. Walker.
Miss Lena B. Lyford Of Chelsea came
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. James F.
Ripley. Miss Lyiord returned to Chelsea
Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carey OF Springfield,
Mass, arrived Monday to spend the re-
mainder OF the winter with her son, AL
bert Viokers.
There is unclaimed mail matter at the
Bethel post office addressed to L. II. ABB
bolt, Mrs. VIM. Bowen, Mr.. James Hag-
gaity, s. w. Vincent.
Miss Alice Bradley returned to her
home in Holyoke, Mass, last Friday, aft
or spending the holidays with her moth
er, Mrs. Cora Bradley.
Mrs Dora NJ. Clark and Will Smith
were in Brandon and Forestdale from
Thursday until Saturday. Miss Bessie
Bradley kept house for them in their alb
senoe.
Q. +. Clafin and his attorney, W. N.
Batehelder, returned Wednesday OF last
week from trip to Hot Springs, Ark,
looking after the estate Of the late Charles
Clafia.
Miss Grace Tupper gave party
Wednesday evening OF last week in honor
Of her guest, Miss Madge Haskell OF
Gloucester, Mass, fellow student with
Miss TuPper at Radcliffe.
Through an error, tile Courier lately
stated that the public library was here
after 10 be open Saturdays from until
p. m. Il should have read from till s I
p. M, as that is the actual time the libra
~ is open.
AZ the January meeting Of the board OF
directors OF the Randolph sanatorium II
was unanimously voted to invite Dr. /
George r. Davis OF Bethel to serve on the
consulting board Of physicians OF the I
sanatorium.
Or. Ernest Billiard and Mrs. Billiard Of
Il n I -.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Noble. DIR. Bull
lard will be remembered by Bethel people
as student in the '90s in the Office OF /
DIR. l. NJ. Greene.
The ladies' Social union met with Mrs.
+. l.. Martin Jan. for the annual elec-
ton OF officers. Officers elected were;-
Pres, Mrs. o. n. Barrows; Vice Pres.
Mrs. K. J. Flint; Sec, Mrs. Ellen Latti-
mer; Treas, Mrs. o. p Northrop.
Mrs. William P. Thompson returned N
her home In Cavendish Saturday. after
staying month with her daughter and
Rrandsons, Mrs. Wallace Batcheider and
sons, during Mr.. Batchelder's absence in
Arkansas on the Clafin estate matters. h
Mrs. Henry w. Preston received tele-
gram Monday from Eugene Williams an
nouncins the death OF her brother. Rev.
Herbert Williams Of Waterbury, Conn.
II was q great shock 10 Mrs. Preston.
who did not even know Of her brothers
illness.
Z. Z. Davis Of Beverly, Mass. has sold
to Fred r. West the farm situated near
LillIeville known AZ the Lorenzo Atwood
farm. Il comprises about one hundred
acres and vas bought year ago by Mr..
Davis Of Charles DIVER Mr.. West wnl
operate the farm IN connection with his
home farm which # a3joius
Levi E. Kidder had narrow eseapa one
day last week while drawing load ~
wood 10 the village. lie had team, one
Of which was young horse aud was
coming down Meeting House hlL Just
- be bad about reached the crossing. the
bound afternoon express. q triae
late, came around the curve. The team
look the crossing at q bound ana the rear
aud Of the load Of wood cleared The train
By about two feet.
Clinton z. Clahin, administrator Of the !
lstate Of the late Charles s. Caain. and ,
Wallace Batoheider, the attorney for the
state, returned last week Wednesday :
rom Hot Springs, Ark, after an absence I