Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-10-17
Bethel Local Intelligence.

George Flint has moved to So. Royaltol
Mrs. VIC. Lattimer is sick with typhoi
fever.
Antoine Larma Of Ripton was in tow
Monday.
L.R. Adams returned to PHILADELPHIA
Saturday.
MI. Sheldon Of Boston was in tow
last week.
Mrs. v. E. Kimball has formed 9 class
elocution,
@. a. Kidder CARED for Boston Monda
1856 sheep.
Adam Eglin lie quite sick at bis home 9
River street.
John H. Kimball is visiting in Bosto
and vicinity.
There is some talk Of starting nev
drug storein town.
ELS. Rood is to move into tenemen
in the Childs block
James A. Graham OF Barre visited ri
father, A. J. Graham, Monday. s
Miss s. B. Simmons is spending weel
| in Pomfret and Lawrence, Mass.
Frank Kendall is visiting his sister, Mrs
j. H. Miller, at Springfield, Mass.
N. 8. Ripley and David Raymond wer
| in Burlington the first OF the week.
Miss Bessie Packard OF Lawrence, Mass.
is the guest OF Miss 8. B. Simmons.
Fred Nichols and Miss Julia Kennel.
were married Oct. 9Th at Granville.
Miss Sarah Walker Of Charlestown
Mass, is visiting friends in this vicinity
Wallace Slack and VIII Bradbury ar,
spending week hunting at Rumney, N
George Johnston has moved into tn,
house OF Fred N. Chapman on Church
street.
The bankrupt stock OF B. A. Rogers wat
sold by Assignee M. @. Stafford Friday anc
Saturday.
Adit. Gen. Horace Hunter of Provi.
dence, r. l., is the guest OF Fred Arnold
this week.
Miss Minnie Wallace went to Warren
Tuesday, where she will work in dress
makers shop.
Mrs. Louisa Cook OF Hartford, Conn.
has been spending several days with her
brother, VIM. H. Hartwell.
MIR. and Mrs. Stewart OF Lunenburg
were guests over Sunday OF Prof. F. p
Dawson, brother OF Mrs. Stewart.
Harry B. Davis OF Mendon and Miss
Lille M. Daley OF Sherburne were mar
ried by Rev. V. W. Blackman Oct. 18th.
The first game of football will be played
Saturday, October 10, between the Ran
dolph and Whitcomb High schools. Adj
mission, Is cents. Ladies free.
P.B. Hadley and friends of Marion,
Mass, are spending two weeks in this vi.
cinity hunting, making their headquar-
tiers at French's hotel in Barnard.
Mrs. c. L. Sanders, Mrs. A. D. Sanders
and Miss Wilson are ION a carriage drive
to Poultney this week, where they will
visit the family OF DR.. E. A. Burnett.
Mrs. Samuel Howard was called to New.
port, N. H., last week by the serious ILL
ness Of Mrs. Dora Jordan. Mrs. Howard
returned home Saturday with Mrs. Jor-
dan.
Mrs. Livermore will give her famous
and popular lecture, The Boy OF To- day."
at the townhall Wednesday evening, Oct.
30. The profits will be spent upon new
books for the free library.
Nv .Marston is moving his goods from
the Sylvester block into the store owned
by CD. Cushing south OF the Bethel mills.
GeorgeI l. Abbott of Gaysville has rented
the Sylvester store and will take posses.
sion next spring.
Mrs. Martha Upper, widow OF the late
Royalton H. Upper, died at the home OF
her son, Postmaster G b. Topper, Wednes-
day OF last week, at the age of 76 years.
Funeral services were attended Saturday
by Revs. T. Hubbard Of Rochester and
Virgil William Blackman OF Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Kimball returned
Friday from a visit of several weeks in
New Jersey and have moved from the
house Of d. T. Dyke to the house former.
ly occupied by Paul Gay on River street.
Mr.. Gay and Elmer Bradbury have moved
into the new house built by Mr.. Gay on
River street.
Miss Lois Smith has presented seven in
teresting old volumes to the free library.
There are three volumes of John Wesley's
Sermons, published in London in 1888,
three years before the death of the auth
or; two volumes OF John Wesley's Journal
and two volumes Of Bangs History OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, published in
New York in 1889. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. c.
have given to the library
handsome two-volume edition of "Mar-
celia, and the popular novels, "Trilby"
and "The Manxman," are the gift OF Miss
Mary Leonard.
The w. H. s. Football eleven defeat
ed the Bethel Shoe Shop last week by a
score of IA to IL. The "shop" fellows were
much heavier than the W. H. SIS but
they lacked the practice. Only one acci-
dent has yet happened and that not se-
rious one. Arnold, 49,, who plays left
guard on the second eleven, in scrim-
mage sprained his wrist. The lineup was
as follows:
VII. s. ISIS.
Waterman, Reed, G.
Greene, r. 8. Whitney, Wilson, l. z.
Spaulding, r.t. Wheeler, Wynn /, {.
Chadwick re Cla1in l. e.
Soper, e. Newton. n 2.
Savage, ]. :. Wheeler, +. I,
Aiien, 9. ellison, r, 9.
4. wilson, q.b. Wheeler, q. b.
=; Mlso1. + s. b. ,. chadIis stI: = s.
The Boston Herald Of last Friday con-
tains the following OF interest in regard
TO former Bethel resident and wife Of
Frank Carroll:
Providence, R. I..has become the Gretna
Green for Boston Chinese laundrymen
wishing to take white wives, and Rev.
Charles j. Plummer, a retired Cong'l min
lster, IS their accommodating friend. This
afternoon Rev. Mr.. Plummer married
couple IN Lawyer Lycurgus Sayles' office,
Tor the reason that Mr.. Sayles is the If.
torney for the Chinese OF this city. The
groom was Moy Fook, 80 years Old and
resident OF Boston and by Occupation
The bride was Anna Abba
Carroll, ~ years old, daughter OF John
Dunbar, a Peterboro or Petersberry IN.
81 j constable. This was hor uocorX 49,