Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-23
Bethel Local Intelligence.

L. B. johnson OF Randolph was in towr
| Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Kidder spent Sun
day at Rochester.
| Miss Alice Hatch OF Randolph is stay
ing with Mrs. b. g. Bundy.
| L. q. Seymour OF South Hadley Falls i.
visiting at Fl. Alvin Hatch's.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Burnett OF Poultney
are visiting friends In town.
| Miss Sarah M. Gay OF Boston is staying
with friends In this vicinity.
Miss Belle Wynn is visiting her brother
Dennis Wynn, in Burlington.
The summer school at Springfield open
ed with about 80 in attendance.
John E Bentley, excursion agent OF the
e. v. X. r., was In town Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Daniel G. Jones was in
town Tuesday on official business.
Mrs. ]. B. Trevett returned to her home
Saturday from the Waterbury Retreat.
Miss Gertrude ellison Of Orange, N. ].
is staying with her uncle, H. H. ellison.
TIE Bethel Cornet band gave a very
pleasant street concert last Saturday even
Foster H. Moore has recovered from his
recent illness and returned to Bethel last
week.
Louis Fisher 81 Burlington is spending
few weeks with his grandfather, Edwin
Fisher.
George Edison OF White River junction
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. L..
H Edison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Bryant OF
Raleigh. N, c., are at their summer home
in Lillieville.
Mrs. John Jackson and children Of
Burlington spent last week win the fam.
lily OF e. 8. jackson.
Allen Stearns OF Medford, Mass, son OF
VIC. Stearns, is spending the summer
with Mrs. G. G. Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Perley OF Bellows
Falls are staying with Mrs. Perley's
mother, Mrs. r. N. Smith.
Miss Ruby Waldo entertained her young
friends last Tuesday afternoon, the occa-
sion being her sixth birthday.
L. A. Rood has been making some very
desirable Improvements upon the barns
on his premises on the Gaysville road.
E. E. Harlow has bought OF Beman
Campbell the farm lying southwesterly Of
the James Kidder place, and has gone out
OF the ice business.
Miss Florence Soper returned last week
from the national Y. p. c. U. convention
at Jersey City and speaks OF the meetings
as being very interesting and enthusiastic.
The heavy rainfall OF last Monday even
ing raised the stage OF the White River to
such point that the Fall Mountain Pulp
Co. at once began floating logs down the
river.
dance was given last Thursday even-
ing in Cushing's hall in honor OF H. 4.
Upton, who left town last week, and a
similar dance was given for Harry, Nose.
ley Monday evening.
DR.. X. M. Chase and Myron g. Stafford,
ESQ, wele out on row boat on Lake
Ausel last Sunday. Each lays it to t'other,
but somehow the boat capsized and both
men were in the water.
Dogs have been making havoc with the
sheep OF s. G. Durham kept In his pasture
near Elisha Davis. Mr. Durham has
missed eight sheep In all and has found
/ he carcasses OF three OF them.
Miss Annie Clarke, former teacher In
he Whitcomb High school, has been
spending several days with the family OF
VIM. r. Adams. Miss Clarke is now in
structnr In music at Chico, Cal.
Seven mem oers OF the Junior Order. OF |
American Mechanics went to East RAN
dolph last Saturday evening and, In com.
pany with the lodges from Randolph and |
instituted branch OF their |
order. u
Rev. E. w. Sharpe is taking hts vaca-
ion In Massachusetts and Nova Scotia. |
Rev. l.. N. Moody OF Gavsville preached |
asst Sunday and Rev. c. E. Flint OF South |
Royalton will preach next Sunday at the
N. E. chapel.
The members Of the Y. p. 8. c. T.. espe-
Tally invite all their friends to their
Meeting this evening in the Cong I church,
1t which Miss Jessie Chadwick will give
ler report OF the Washington convention.
The meeting will be led by Miss Maud
Durham. rsi
In the crowd attendant upon the With
'rell Il Dowd circus last week q promi-
tent Democrat lost a valuable watch.
The managers OF the show were notified
hat the watch must be forthcoming or
here would be trouble. The next day
he watch was returned from Woodstock.
There will be a summer opening OF
rounds and new carriage house at Mrs.
Il. E. Harrington's Saturday evening,
uly %, to which all are cordially invited.
fireworks and dancing, with side show
i ice-cold lemonade, will fill out the
vening's program. Accept this as an in
itation.
A very delightful excursion has been
ranged by the G. v. r. r. for Monday,
uly 9th, from all points between Wind.
or and Bethel inclusive Ths fare for
he round trip from Bethel is only S1.00;
hildren, Soc. The train will leave Bethel
I 8:lS a. M, arriving at Burlington at
:38, where the steamer Reindeer will
AIRY the party to Isle La Motto and Prov
dence Island, through the most pict-
RESCUE portion OF Lake Champlain.
hose desiring can stay in Burlington
nd witness the baseball game between
he Plattsburgh and Malone teams.
'hese teams are rivals for the leadership
I the Eastern international league. This
J certainly the excursion OF the year.