Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
eAYsvILLE

Miss Agnes heap Was IN betnel last
Friday.
George Miner returned to New York
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ames and daughter of P~awtucket,
r. l., left here Friday.
Mrs. Vernon Cutler Of Bethel Gilead is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Nellie Waller of Bethel visited at
J.. D. Walters Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lowell of Royal
ton, visited here Saturday.
Mrs. F. V. Hasssm and two children
visited in Royalton Friday.
William Rhodes of Brentwood, N. H.,
is visiting at c. H. Osgood's.
Flora Taggart Of Royalton visited at
Orwell Harrington's Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Morey is visiting in Bethel
and RoSalton for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Loury Of Woodstock
visited at Sina Loury's recently.
The Ladies' Aid society meets this att
ernoon with Mrs. Walter Mills.
Mrs. Jane Morse Of Royalton is visit
ing her niece, Mrs. E. Burnham.
Mrs. Euseba Simonds Of Roxbury is
visiting relatives and friends in town.
Mrs. E. Sheldon is with her daughter,
Mrs. Marsh, in Bethel for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Boutwell, of sher-
burne spent Sunday at Fred Roundy's.
Alison Swinyer Of Huntington visited
his brother, Walter Swinyer, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Loury OF Barnard Wis.
tied his brother, Sina Loury, last week.
Several corn roasts have been enjoyed
the past week by the light Of the moon.
Emma Nye returned home from Barre
last Saturday after q ten days visit there.
Abbie whitcomb OF Bethel has come to
spend a week with her mother and sister.
Walter Swinyer was in Barnard at
Shippers camp Monday to do some
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gould and Merrill
were in Royalton visiting a few days last
week.
The very attractive railroad station is
completed and ready for use last week
Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Washburn of Bethel visited
at j. A. Chedel's last week Wednesday
and Thursday.
sina Loury sold his goods at auction
Saturday and will leave for Oklahoma
about Sept. IA. &
Gail r. osgood OF Exeter, N. H., is {
spending his vacation with his father, s
Charles Osgood. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Doubleday of Rut-
land visited his sister, Mrs. Fred
Roundy, last week. /,
The Woman's Relief corps will meet :
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A full i
attendance desired. +
Mrs. N. L. Sheldon left here Monday
for Bethel for q few days before going to n
her home in Boston. o
Mrs. Charles Wyman OF South Wal g
pole, Mass, and Annie Kimball OF Bethel n
called on friends last Friday. CT
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Ketchum OF Rox- K
bury, Mass, visited at his nephew's, g
Walter Ketchum, last Friday. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wyman, Jr., .
start this week for al automobile trip to !
Maine for a stay Of four weeks. &
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Dean OF Montpelier q
came last Friday to spend a few days il
with her mother, Mrs. Leonard. ii
DR.. Leroy Luce returned TO Summit, N
N. j., last Thursday, after spending a E
week at his fathers, c. A. Luce. il
About twenty tickets were sold from =
this station Aug. 10 to the entertainment "
at Bethel, ''The Irish Detective"
Mildred Holland Of Rochester has been a.
spending a few weeks with her grandpar. :
epts, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Chamberlin. :,
Mrs. H. L. Waters entertained two
nieces last week, Edith Jaycox from Leb-
anon, N. H., and Barbara Bowles from
Woodstock.
Burns l. 0sgood expects to leave about
the middle Of September for Little Rock, he
Ark, to attend the national convention
Of rural letter carriers. Bt
Mrs. Lora Bond and two children and
Susie Guernsey Of Winchester, Mass, W,
visited their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar.
tin Wyman, Saturday. @
Homer Waldo Of Wallingford came last
Thursday TO spend a few days at J.. A. o.
Chedel's, returning Tuesday to his home,
accompanied by his life.
Linus Abbott and daughter from Mt. ~
Va, visited relatives and friends
in town last week Tuesday and Wednes- tii
day. He had not been here for 81 years.
Recent guests st E. P. Boutwelps, Rev. an
w. Robbins and Mrs. Harriet Robbins
Of Welchulle, Me-, A. l.. Dinsmore Of vii
Bethel, Mrs. Anna Sawyer and Rev. c.
Hatch. II