Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-19
Bethel Local Intelligence.

c. D. Cushing and family are in camp
at Silver Lake, Barnard.
Lucinda Bingham was at James Baker s
in Stockbridge over Sunday.
The Paul Gay house on River street has
been sold to RoysltOn Upper.
Mrs. L. NJ. Green was with friends in
Rochester the first OF the week
Mrs. @. L. Stow OF Chelsea spent last
week with her son, E. A. Davis.
Mrs John Rourke OF Arlington is visit
ing her father, Peter O'Connell
Rev. w. Fl. Davis of Newton, Mass, is
visiting his brother, e. A. Davis.
Principal G. s. Wright OF the Whitcomb
High school was in town last week.
Miss FIorine Tucker OF Gaysville
is spending some time at o. N. Barrows'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Barrows OF South
Royalton were at o. N.BarroWs' over sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy stesrns are stopping
with A. L. Stearns for two weeks vsca-
ton.
Miss Elizabeth Bird OF Boston is spend
ing vacation OF two weeks at W. r. Ad-
ans.
Peter Parrott is mourning the loss OF "a
I fiue chickens caused by the visit of a
skunk.
nlLbs hhADEd hlDI5b 10 HDSHuluE Aule
week with relatives and friends in Stock.
bridge.
The steam launch, Lucy c., is now run.
ming on Blue Hill lake. A. B, Brooks is
skipper.
Miss Jane Todd is keeping house at NJ.
II. Lncoln's during the illness Of Mrs.
Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Harrington and
children have arrived at Mrs. NJ. e. Har-
rington's.
Mrs. Elizabeth Child left last Thursday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Sarah Collins, at
Taftsville.
Misses Bertha and Martha Mcpherson
OF Concord are visiting at Mrs. Martha
Cushiugs.
Miss Maggie Cloran OF West Hartford
spent Sunday in town with her brother,
John Cloran.
Mrs. Julia Hills OF Washington, d. c.,
was in town a short time last week at E.
NJ. Weston's.
Mrs. J. H. Miller and daughter, Miss
Katherine Miller, are guests OF her father,
NJ. n. Kendall.
Miss Charlotte Tsrbell, former teacher |
in the village schools, visited friends IN /
town last week.
Miss Evelyn Blanchard OF Boston is /
Sarah Chapman.
Miss Addie Bradbur OF Lebanon,N. H.,
was at her home in this place on Satur.
day and Sunday.
Mrs. M. E. Chase OF Roxbury was in
town several days lately with her .daugh.
ter, Mrs. M. II. Dickson.
Mrs. A. A. Smith OF Randolph and Wal
ter Smith OF Palatka, Florida, were at A.
L. Stearns' Wednesday.
Bert c. Rogers and family went 10 Bran
don the first OF the week to be absent IN
til the first OF September.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Clough leave today
for an extended trip to Portland and Au-
burn, Me-, and other points. .a.aa.
Mrs. w. A. Warner has been with
friends in Hubbardton and other points
across the mountain lately.
John Wilmington OF Randolph is occu-
plying the house in Bethel 'Lympus bought
by John Buttles of c. K. Noble.
NJ. A. Moody has painted the inside OF
his store and is now painting the outside,
making a decided Improvement e S..
j. w. Hebard lost a valuable COW last ,
Tuesday, caused, Mr.. Hebard thinks, by ,
,ating the leaves OF the wild cherry.
There are unclaimed letters at the Beth |
j postotfice addressed to Miss Sarah Nc {
Kay, Fred Rothlis and Thos. Suitor.
Mrs. Virginia Kimball. former teacher
n the Whitcomb High school, was the
Iuest OF Mrs. Austin Emery over Sunday. !
The ladies OF the Episcopal church will
lold guild with Miss II. Z. Wilson and ,
iiss NJ. f. togg next Saturday AFTERNOON. I
Miss Ferguson, matrou OF the Boston :
Dung Woman's Christian association, is Z
pending the summer at W. K. Adams. ,
Mrs. Fannie Eimbsll OF Cleveland, o., {
nd Miss Annie Mead OF Randolph were /
uests OF @. II. kimball Thursday OF last
1eek.
Robert Coy OF New York city and Chas.
}. Coy arrived in town Wednesday Of last
leek. c. P. Coy has closed his labors at
hanover.
Father Russ OF Woodstock held Catholic ,
srvice last Sunday in the absence Of Fa- :
her Drouin, VINO is in Europe on three =
lonths' trip. !
The next regular meeting OF the Rising q
tar grange will be held next Saturday 3
vening, July 2lst. The program will be Z
night.
Chas. B. Simons, who has been employ
1 IN the tannery, mas gone to Newark, n. )
where be has employment in large tan
ing establishment. $
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller and son, B
ny Miller, Of Detroit are spending the -
ster OF Mrs. Burnett. q
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Heath and Miss Eth. " "
ynd Heath went to Lebanon Monday to %
tend the funeral of John Ryle, a grand !,
ephew Of Mr. Heath. o0'
T. II. Vintor OF Vineland, n. j., arrived N
st week, stopping one day with Mrs. NJ.
. Harrington and then passing on to his
INNER home in Stocgbridge. a,
A large party OF young ladies from this In
llage are going into camp atSilver Lake, bi
next Saturday under the chap us
onage of Mrs. John Kimball. WI
The Whitcomb farm on Stockbridge hill, tn
tely occupied by Dallas Solger, has been W
Id through the agency OF Guy Wilson to "a
-anklin n. Davis OF Stock bridge. &C
Miss Eunice Whitlock and daughter. -
iss Luna Whitlock, Of Manchester. Y.
., spent several DAYS last week aud this
it'll their cousin. II. c. Rice, and with
rs. II. II. ellison.
Mrs. 9. Il. Dutton, wife Of Rev. {. H.
ltton, former pastor OF the CongI
urch, was in town last week. Mr.. Dut-
n has lately accepted a call to a pastorate
New Haven, Vt.
John Maxheld, New York broker has
nted the C. r. Noble cottage in Bethel
VmDug for the gnaaOu Mrs MawnaEa