Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-11-30
Bethel Local Intelligence.

Ex..Gov. 5. T.. PlDgree was III tonh 'a9
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Walker went to
Windsor Monday.
Pearl Wilson OF franklin, N. H., was in
town the first OF the week.
The Ten Pin club met Tuesday OF this
week with Mrs. j. A. Graham.
/ Mr.anJ Mrs. s. It Coy of Bellows Falls
visited at A. j. Davis last week.
( Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Read OF Concord, N
H., are visiting relatives In town.
! John Burnett is at home from Concord
I N. H., for the Thanksgiving season.
Irving Barrows and wife of South
Royalton called at o. N. Barrows' Sunday
E.y. Austin left Tuesday for a week g
vacation at his former home in STAFFORD
c. P. Coy was called to Glens Falls
Monday as a witness in government
suit. tf
Oliver N. Barrows has engaged to drive
the milk cart OF c. s. Davis for the coming
year.
Mrs. A. J. Davis returned Monday from
Wilder where she has been the. past
month.
Miss Jennie Hodges OF Randolph was
the guest last week OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Graham.
Geo. Ingalls, is at home from Conway,
n. H., where he has been working this
summer.
E.A Davis, F. l.. Martin, @. II. Topper
and ]. p. Marsh were in Boston last week
on business.
CIR. Noble has so far recovered from
the results OF severe fall as to be IN the
village again.
Mrs. John Bysm returned Thursday
after two months stay in Boston and
Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. s. A. Storrs is spending the week
at East Bethel with Aaron Storrs and
Miss Della Storrs.
Chas. f. Bibber OF Boston was in town
over Sunday on business in regard to the
w. r. V. E. r. X. Co.
Mrs. II. Il. Paige and son, Raymond, Of
Randolph were in town several days last
week visiting friends.
Frank LashaWay who has lived in the
Chatfeld house owned by A. A. Brooks,
has moved from town.
Harry c. Kerr has bought OF Miss Ella
WEIGH her house on North Main street
built by f.. g. Carpenter.
At the regular c. f. meeting tonight
special Thanksgiving service will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Wilmond Warner.
There will be a football game Thanks.
giving afternoon between the Bethels and
Goddards at Athletic park, Bethel.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Keleher has been seriously i'll the
past week with stomach trouble.
Last Sunday the bi.monthly commun
ion service was observed at the Methodist
chapel, Rev. f. g. Rainey officiating.
Sheriff Romaine spafford OF White River
Junction and U. s. Marshal Luke Parish |
Of Randolph were In town last Saturday. |
Rev. G. B. johnson OF Burlington will |
officiate at Christ church next Sunday at |
he usual hour and will administer com
o. A. Dean found dead deer on the |
Myrick lot Friday OF last week. The ami !
nal had evidently been killed either by |
logs or men.
Bert owen broke two ribs while logging |
asst Friday and Tuesday Wilfred LaRoek |
had the misfortune to break his leg while |
Engaged in the same business.
Members of the Shakespeare club and /
my who are interested and would like 10 |
DIN are requested to meet with Mrs. W
I. Fish Monday evening, Dec. 4.
Rev. Wilmond Warner preached at
springfield last Sunday and the pulpit at |
be CongI church was filled by Rsv. Mr..
richardson of Hanover.
The next whist party for the benefit OF
he free library will be given by Ms. A.
z. Stearns and Miss Mary Stearns Thurs
ley afternoon OF next week-not this
week.
The Ten Pin club met last week with
Mrs. Il. A. Davis. Mrs. G.. H. Tupper
cad a gkafQh On fha IA ~ 4 tnanlr A I
Mrs. r. A Davis gave description OF the
'reat streets Of the world.
Five Indred and nineteen gross tons
4 rails and bolts etc., were advertised to
'e sold at the freight depot Tuesday, but
be sale was continued with the expecta-
ion that the matter will be arranged.
Mrs. L. r. Adams OF Middlebury is at
". r. Adams over Thanksgiving and
diss Stella Adams has returned from
outh Weymouth, where she has been
working the present season in a millinery
hop.
There was a large attendance at the
Whist party given by Mrs. l.. NJ. Heath
asst Thursday for the benefit OF the pub.
ic library. The first prize was a tie be-
ween Miss N. M. Adams and Miss Jen.
lie Hodges. The tie was played off and
Von by Miss Adams.
Miss Eva Hoisington, daughter OF Mr..
nd Mrs. Q. II. Hoisington, died at the
ZONE Of her parents In Lowell Sunday OF
consumption. Miss Hoisington was a
ormer popular member OF the Whitcomb
high school and had many warm friends
n Bethel who sympathize with Mr.. and
1rs. Hoisington in their great affiiction.
Drs. L. NJ. and o. ID. Greene performed
N operation upon Mrs. Edison Emery
saturday, taking away an ihcipient can.
erous growth on the left breast. The
operation was very successful and the
dangerous growth seemed to have been
ntirely removed and Mrs. Emery is doing
veil. Miss Emma Bruce, a trained nurse
rom Burlington, is caring for her