Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-05
BET HELL.

BETHEL.
ID. 5. Reed and family, who
moved some weeks ago to Concord,
n. H., have returned aud are oc-
cupving their former quarters on
Hyacinth street. Two weeks ago
Mr.. Reed suffered kind of shock
from which he is still quite feeble.
a party OF dozen young ladies',
chaperoned by Mrs. f. &. Carpen-
ter, campcd at Silver Lake this
week, occupying the Marston cot
tagc.
Mrs. Fidclia (Brown) Corey,
whose death was noticed last week.
was native of the part of this town
III which she died. Her husband,
Narsel Corey, who died some years
ago, was brought up in the same
locality, where they played together
S. years ago. The Browns were I'm
English family which was split into
two sections after coming to tins
country, the Massachusetts branch
getting most of the large property
Mrs. Corey's health had been excel
lent TIL the day before her death, at
the age of So years. The surviving
children are Henry Corey, where
she made her home, Mrs Charles
Blodgett and Mrs. Norman Lille of
Randolph, Mrs. l.. J Paige Of Bur
lington, Mrs. George Brooks and
Mrs. Arvilla Morse OF this town.
Mrs Corey generally visited all of
her children during the wear.
5. +. Brown, whose serious con-
dition resulting from horse rake
accident was mentioned last week,
was still alive the middle OF this
week and was thought to be some
what better. His three brothers are
with him, one of them Leonard II.
Brown of Hartford, formerly of this
village.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. kimball are
at East Walpole, Mass, and Walter
Webster of South Royalton, is head
clerk temporarily at 6. II. Kim
balls grocery.
The Odd Fellows excursion We'd
ncsday was we'll patronized by
Bethel people, about 90 tickets being
sold. The Bethel band furnished
music. The excursion was to Bur-
lington by rail and Wcstport, n. v,
by stca mboat
The Bethel base ball team was
much clated by its success in Wood
stock last Saturday. The return
game at Athletic park this afternoon
should draw large crowd. There
is no discount on John kelehcr as IL
base ball manager.
Guy T.. Richardson of Lowell,
Mass, was a guest of his uncle.
George +. Clark, early this week.
From here he went to visit friends
in Montpelier and the Province of
Quebec.
Samuel Howard has leased his
house for six months to Arthur \.
Cram, construction superintendent
of the electric railroad. Mr.. How
ard moves to Montpelier where he
lately bought house.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. J. II.
Waldo was accidentally Il rown
down on one of the Main street
crossings by Charles Pccor on his
bicycle. She was Il good deal
shaken up but received no serious
injury.
About IS car loads of stone have
been unloaded for the abutments of
the electric railway bridge. The
heaviest teams in town are dong the
hauling.
E a Davis and p Marsh re-
turned Thursday afternoon from a
days fishing in Sharon with a 81
pound string of as handsome trout
as We're ever seen here. Mr.. DAVIS
has share in the lake from which
they were taken.
Mrs. "A l. Cady was seriously i'll
Wednesday. There were some
fears Of appendicitis, but she was
more comfortable Thursday evening.
The pupils of Miss Abbie Clark
are preparing for musicale to be
given at the town hall early in the
fall.
III ! Chadwick is ut home after
two months work among the White
Mountains
Rollin Gibson is rcnovating his
River street tenement.
Mrs. II Nj Chase and Miss Susie
Chase left Thursday to speud some
weeks ut the beaches.
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