Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-03
Bethel Local Intelligence.


staying at Aaron II. Wilson's.
George Chase was camping last Weel
with friends at Greensboro pond.
Mrs. Porter OF White River junction
was at w. S. Chase's over Sunday.
The Rochester railroad has settled will
Amos Leavitt for S160 for damages.
George Edison and son OF White Rive
Junction were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. A. H. Bowen has been staying tn,
past week with her husband at Windsor
A. B. Gay of Randolph had a smashuI
: Sunday while driving on Christian Hill
Miss Bradbury OF the Lebanon, n. H..
, postoffice force was in town over Sunday
John Rourke OF Boston spent Sunday in
town with his family at Peter O'Connell's
W. J. Bradbury has returned from a
months trip to Keene, N. H., and vicin-
ity.
will Markham returned Thursday OF
last week from months haying in Barn
ard.
c. II. Benedict OF New York is spending
the summer months at Mrs. G. Z. Gra-
hams.
Rev. and Mrs. r. A. Greene and son Of
Lowell are guests OF his brother, DR.. o. ID.
Greene.
Leon and Lester Morse of Elmwood, n.
H., are visiting their aunt, Mrs Albert
Bradbury.
Mrs. w. F. Perley Of Bellows Falls is
spending few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. f. n. Smith.
f. b. Markham and wife visited In Barn
ard Monday with Mrs, Asa Adams, moth
er OF Mrs. Markham.
Mrs. A Der Flower OF North Venedier, r.
Lis spending the summer with her sister,
/ Mrs. Lewis Burrelle
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Barrows OF South
I Royalton we're at o. n. Barrows', his
/ brother, over Sunday.
Fred Williamson left Tuesday for a
short visit to his daughter, Miss Lizzie,
who is in Salem, Mass.
| Mrs. r. M. Chase and Miss Susie
\ Chase leave today for months trip to
Nantasket and Cape Cod
A fine elevator has been placed in posi-
ton in the new additions to the Brooks &
LaDue department store.
Mrs. Mary Chamberlin and Miss Lyla
Putnam OF Randolph are visiting at the
Maple Grove farm OF Z. f. Waldo.
G. S. Wright, principal of the Whitcomb
High school for the coming year, was in
town Monday, coming by bicycle.
Mrs. j. II. Waldo is nursing wounds
caused by being run into by bicycle at a
village crossing Saturday evening.
N. t. Flagg is acting as porter at the
Bascom House in the place OF Ned Pippiu,
who has gone to work in the tannery.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Cowen OF Lebanon,
n. h., arrived on the paper train Sunday
TO spend few days with A. l.. Stearns.
Ernest Sargent OF Brookfield has en-
tered the employ OF Brooks Il Washburn
as clerk. He has formerly been employed
at Lebanon,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hickey of Lyn-
donville are staying for a few days at
Dennis Hickey's Maple View farm on
Royalton Hill.
At the Methodist communion service |
Sunday three mem bers were received by /
letter and four from probation. Eight |
persons were baptized. -,
Brooks & LaDue are very busy this /
week invoicing and completing repairs, /
also making changes IN the several de
psrtments OF their new business. .
Mrs. Ida Hsight OF Palm Beach, Florida,
is visiting her cousin, DIR. X. NJ. Chase.
Mrs. Haight is the daughter OF Levi Reed,
a former resident OF South Royalton. 81
There was a hearing Thursday before w.
b. Wall and Robert Noble, arbitrators in
the matter OF damages caused by the
Rochester railroad passing through Mr. 1
Morse's farm. haaI
George Brainerd OF Montpelier, adjuster
for the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Co., was in town Tuesday and adjusted
the loss caused by lightning to the barn
of II. W. Davis.
Owing to the crowd that will be at next
Bethel Woodstock game the
wish to announce that there
can be only limited number OF carriages
to the grounds.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. sprague Reed and Mrs.
John Lavelle have returned from Concord
n. H., and have gone to keeping house in
the dwelling formerly owned by Mrs.
Reed on st. Hyaeinth street.
Rev. W. M. Newton, principal OF Mont
pelier seminary, made a short call on his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Newton, last
week on his way home from Middletown, |
Conn.,, where he had been spending a |
ID. S. Phillips horse, SENATOR f." is !
entered in the 1882 class at the trot al J
Rutland this week He will be driven by
X M. johnson. Several OF the sporting
fraternity OF Bethel are in Rutland this
week to see the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jewett OF ALBANY.
y. Y, are visiting Mrs. Z. N. Querin,
sister of Mrs. Jewett. Mr.. Jewett is man I
ager OF the Car Service association and is =
engaged in tracing lost cars, which some !
times stray all over the continent.
The statement of the 'Lympus Co-opera- :
tive creamery for % days in June is as fol- :
lows: Milk received, So, 031 pounds; from
which 2,573 pounds OF butter were made;
received for butter, f463.36; cost to manu-. :
facture, &c. per pound; paid patrons 16c !;
per pound for butter; average test. Ala.
There have been received for the Roch- /
ester road eighteen car loads OF 30-foot
rails. Those received earlier were so foot 4
rails. For this route the 30-foot rails
would have been preferred throughout, {
but 1t was possible to purchase the 60-foot
rails at less price az they had been made
Tor another road and not taken. c
II Is estimated that there are about four Q
hundred workmen now employed on the 9
Rochester railroad between here and
Gaysville, and almost daily one OF more of
hem are injured in some way or other.
some are hurt In handling the heavy rails, I
others while at work blasting and moving
the large stones and others on the derrick. q
Cards are out announcing the approach.
ing marriage OF Miss L. Katheryn Green l
10 Ebert o. Haskins, which will take
place Aug. 9Th at Grace Episcopal church, +
Conn. Mr.. Haskins is we'll