Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-10-08
Bethel Local Intelligence.

Mrs. P. p. Wynn is in Brookfeld, Mass
! FIG, Cox OF Boston is in town this
week.
NJ Stafford is in Springfield, Mass.
this week.
Representative Elect Lee Cady went tC
Montpelier Tuesday.
There was no preaching at the Cong
church last Sunday.
Mrs. c. c. Shaw is spending few weeks
with relatives in Boston.
Richard c. ID. L. Ives was the guest o.
w. II. Dreamer last week.
Mrs. Elbridge Twitchell is visiting
friends in Brookfield, Mass.
Frank Putnam and family OF Pittsnelc
visited friends here last week.
Ben Noble has taken an extensive job al
carpentering.at North Hartlanaor
John Marshall Shaw, aged 81 years,
husked 81 bushels OF corn last week.
j.. w. Case OF Providence, r. L., was at
Hon. Fred ArnoId's several days this week
| Tewis Tatro had his collar bone broken
last week while blowing for A. ID. Lam
son.
Mrs. Frank Ladue was called to Lynn,
Mass, last week by the sickness OF her
/ sister.
| w. II. Dreamer WIS Chlith w l'oot'h AfoN
week by the death Of his uncle, Abbott
Walker.
The Guild of the Episcopal church met
"Wednesday of last week with Mrs. q. IL.
Kimball.
M. N. Kendall is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. j. II. Miller, in Springfield, Mass,
this week.
Ned Wheeler OF Bellows Falls is spend
ING two weeks with his mother, Mrs. e.
n. Smith.
Mrs. L. A. Horton OF Quincy, Mass, has
been spending the past week with Mrs. X.
s. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kimball are visit
ing the former home of Mrs. kimball at
East Walpole, Mass.
B. V. johnson has bought out a tailor
shop at Claremont, N. H., and will go
there the middle OF this month.
Leon Richardson is supplying John
Kimball's place in g. II. Kimball's mar
ket while he is away on his vacation.
Several persons interested in forming a
Chautaudua circle met with Mrs. Walter
Webster Friday evening OF last week.
Miss Carrie Heath went to Concord, n.
H., Monday, where she will make her
home with her aunt, Mrs. 5. n. WEIGH.
Miss Emma Clafin has resigned as
bookkeeper at the Bethel Shoe company's
office and Miss Annie Graham is filling
her place.
Mrs. w. A. Nudge has opened dress
making establishment in the part OF the
T.. F. Wilson BLOCK formerly occupied by
E. P. Fisher.
Morgan Sullivan has moved from the
tenement house OF w. II. Hartwellin SAT-
fordville to the new house OF Will Parsons
on Church street.
Miss Annie Kimball went to East Wal
pole, Mass, Saturday, where she is to
have charge OF the advertising department
OF F. w. Birds Sons.
Miss Mary Ann Todd, who has been
spending the past month with her sister,
Miss Jane TODD, in this village, returned
to her home in Boston Monday.
Dea. s. c. Durham, who was so badly
injured at the Church street crossing last
month, is improving and his eventual en-
tire recovery is confidently expected.
Among those who went to New York
on the excursion last week were DIR. l.. Nj.
Greene and Mrs. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
f. Lewis, James Manix, Miss Belle Manix,
John Keleher, George Marsh and Henry
Thayer.
Miss May Spaulding attended the state
convention of c. Z. societies at Rutland
ciety. She will give her report this Thurs
day. evening at the close OF the usual
prayer meeting.
A new time table went into effect upon
the &. V.R.R.last week. The only change
in the arrival of passenger trains at Beth
eli is that the Chicago express is due at
5:02, instead Of $40 as formerly.
David Bros. of Mortified have recently
placed a large aud handsome granite
monument over the grave of the late
Gardner Wheeler in Cherry Hill ceme-
terry, which is pronounced by good
judges one of the best, If not the best, in
that cemetery.
NJ. Magiff of st. Adams was in town
last week in the interest of the Central
Vermont railroad. Mr.. Magiff inspected
in particular the dangerous crossing at
Finley bridge. Ii is the desire OF the
railroad management to adopt some plan
that will do away with the dangerous
features of this crossing, at which within
a few years past one man has been killed,
another badly injured and several teams
hit by locomotives with no serious re-
suits.
T. f. Wilson left here Monday for Con.
cord, n. H., where he is to make bis fu.
ture home with his daughter, Mrs. S. n |
WEIGH. The travelling public of some
years ago will remember Mr.. Wilson as 1
the genial host of the Wilson House and /
many traveller will remember with de.
light the delicious food prepared by Mrs. /
wilson, the motherly matron who presid-
ed over the culinary department OF that /
famous hostelry. Although nearly SO /
years of age Mr.. Wilson retains his men
tai faculties to remarkable extent and I
with perfect clearness upon any /
subject. We are sorry to have him 90 /
away. Although not financially fortu.
nate he was always true, good friend,
rusty and honest, and we trust that his
declining years may be filled with the
happiness that mis- faithful life has earned /
for him.
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