Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-26
Bethel Local intelligence

d. W. Estabrook was guest last weel
of W. L. Fish.
E. C. Mcintyre has moved to No rowr
for the winter.
EFT. Arnold left Monday for business
trip to Kushequa, Pa.
Allan Durham spent several days il
Middlebury last week.
Miss Ida Rice OF Stoneham, Mass, il
visiting at Henry Rice's.
Mrs. Kate Soper Of Randolph called on
friends in town Saturday.
r. Lamb, the noted New York artist
is at Echo Farm this week.
Mrs. vi. Fish and children are visit
1 ing at her old home in Sherburne.
/ C.H, Kidder CARED Monday 100 sheep
t41.2to cts.) and 20 calves Is cts.)
Mrs. Sarah Abbott French died at War
rem Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
! John Garland OF Marlboro, Mass, is
visiting his father, Barney Garland.
| Mrs. Calvin Morse Of Rochester visited
| her cousin, Myron Morse, last week.
There will be Poverty dance at Cush-
| ing hall Friday evening OF this week.
Teddy Bowen went to Waterbury, Ct,
Wednesday for ten days visit to rela-
tives.
I Archie Wallace went to Randolph
Tuesday to work in the electric wiring
business.
Julius Messer and wife Of Rochester
visited relatives in this town the last OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Spencer OF Marsh
field were in town a few days the latter
part OF last week.
John ID. Wheeler reports two Guinea
hens that laid 240 eggs in 40 days between
May u and Sept. IA.
Mrs. Ed Morse and her sister, Mrs
Bingham, visited at James Bakers in
Stock bridge last week.
Miss Jessie Hamilton has returned from
Sutton, p. O., and has entered the milli-
merry store OF Mrs. Rood.
Miss Annie Harry OF the Whitcomb
High school spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends at Burlington.
Patrons OF the Harrington creamery re-
ceived % cts. for Septem Der butter fat and
10 per cent churn increase.
The many friends OF Mrs. A. Lee Cady
are glad to see her on the street again
after her recent severe illness.
Rev. E. A. Read will be pleased to see all
his people, both old ana young, at church
next Sunday morning. A grand rally.
At the meeting OF the creditors of Win.
fred Perkins, bankrupt, at Windsor last
week, Willis Paige YVES elected trustee.
Miss Ida Rice, who has been visiting for
the past two weeks atlher fathers home In
this village, has left for StoIeham, Mass.
DIR. r. NJ. Chase was in Montpelier last
week conducting the ex mination OF den.
tai students. There were six candidates.
Mrs. Allen Chadwick OF Randolph and
Mrs Clinton Hewett OF Somerville, Mass,
visited their uncle, T. A. Chadwick, last
week.
B. F. Bowman, former Royslton boy,
now OF Ipswich, So. OAK, where be holds
the position OF registra, is visiting friends
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Wesley Baker went TO Boston last
Wednesday TO visit her son, Walter Baker,
who is engaged in the freight business on
the Fitchburg r. r.
Mcs. Lyon for the past year the efficient
cook at the Wilson House, completed her
labors at the hotel last week and returned
to her home in Middlebury.
There will be union temperance meet
ing at the Cong4 church next Sunday
evening, which will be addressed by Rev
q. w. Morrow,of the Anti-Saloon League.
Mrs. M. N. Kendall went to Springfield,
Mass, Monday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. John Miller, after which she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Z. p. Coy, in Brook
Ign.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Marsh have been
spending several days with relatives at
Woodstock. During the absence OF Mr.
Marsh, Harry Tower took charge OF his
store.
Rev. Jos. B. Trevett, former rector OF
Christ church, has come to Bethel to make
his home and is living in the tenement
house OF w. II. Edmunds on Pleasant
street.
There will be a special meeting of Home
Rebekah lodge, No. 10, Friday evening,
Oct. q, for the purpose OF rehearsing the
work. Light refreshments will be served.
Every member is requested to be present.
George Wight and wife started on their
wedding tour Immediately after their
marriage last Tuesday, extending as far as
Allan Dunham's, where they spent their
honeymoon.
Monday was visiting day. with the
four lower departments OF the Whitcomb
High school. Several OF the teachers
made an official inspection OF the Mont
pelier schools.
Prof. Chas. Denison of Ann Arbor uni
versity is deserving OF the deep gratitude
OF the farmers in this vicinity. During
TINS season ne mas Oeen the means OF
killing 56 woodchucKs. His number last
season was IS.
Geo. II. whitcomb of Topeka, Kan, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo. Chedel, at
Pittsfeld, passing through Bethel Tues
day and calling on old friends. Mr.. Whit
comb was law student in the office OF
Hunton q Stickney in the early sos.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Havens, who
have been spending the summer with For
rest Southland, returned TO their home in
Somerville, Mass, last week. Mr.. Ravens
la loud in his praise of the benefits OF the
Vermont climate for asthmstic troubles
There will be morning service with
Holy Communion at Christ church next
Saturday at l0:45 a. m, Rev. q. b. John
son officiating. Lay reading Sunday,
Oct. 18th at lO:45 a. m; evening services
at p. M, Rev. Mr.. johnson officiating.
Harris Holland OF Stockbridge brought
in the head and hide OF a deer Tuesday
that beat the one brought in the day be-
fore by Bert Boutwell,. Mr.. Holland stated
that the carcass weighed three hundred
pounds and il was estimated that the
deer was six years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. |
George Wheelock and Mr.and Mrs. Henry
Cox OF Saratoga, Mimi, are visiting
friends and relatives in this vicinity. Mrs
Lyman Cox and Mrs. George wheelock
are sisters OF Mrs. Edna Archer OF this 1
town and Henry Cox is her brother.
Bert Newell brouobf 70 ga. in