Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-29
Bethel Local Intelligence.

j., where he mas employment.
The Ten Pin club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. John Kimball.
Mrs. G. s. Durham has been sufferin
with a severe attack OF the grip.
Mrs. L. NJ. Heath suffered a severe fal
on the ice last Saturday evening.
Rev. w. H. Ryder OF Gloucester, Mass
was in town the first OF the week.
Henry Rice went to Mortified Tuesda,
to visit his daughter, Mrs. John Foley.
W. II. Dreamer, formerly manager o
the Bethel Shoe Co., was in town Monday
Alonzo Emery has rented his farm K
Edwin S. Tewksbury Of South Royalton
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva r. Mack returned t
their home in Bedford, N. H., last Friday
John Lavelle has returned to visit hi.
family after an absence OF nearly two
years.
Mrs. Ella LeBRrron returned to her
home in Woburn last week after spending
some weeks with her sister, Miss Emma
Wood
Misses Laura and Louise Paige are
spending a few weeks with friends in
Boston.
Miss Carrie Curtis and Miss Olive John
son are at home from Lancaster, n. H., for
a week.
Miss Mary Washburn entertained few
friends informally with whist Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. +. b. Markham spent day recent
! ly with her mother, Mrs. Asa Adams, in
Barnard.
Miss Emma Wood has broken up house
| keeping and gone to board with DIR. l..
Willard Clough.
F.E. Ladue is moving from the Kit
| tredge house to the house OF j. II. Waldo
on Church street.
Frank s. Strong OF Norwich university
Is spending the Easter holidays with Mrs.
M. +. Harrington.
The next meeting Of the local grange
will be held on Saturday, April 17rh, in
stead OF this week.
Miss Emma Savage and Master Frank
Wallace Of Hartford we're recent guests Of
Miss Mary Wilson.
Edison Emery was summoned to Tun-
bridge Sunday to attend the funeral OF his
niece, Miss Lyman.
Miss Julia Fisher OF Cabot is visiting
her sister, Miss Harriet Fisher, of the !
Whitcomb High school.
There will be a public whist party at
Mrs. II. II. Gilson's this afternoon for the |
benefit Of the free library.
Miss Stella Adams has gone from Bos- /
ton to North Attleboro to work during /
the spring millinery season.
LETTERS Richardson left the 22d for Phil !
adelphis, Pa, where he will spend a
month with NJ. II. Harrington.
Last Sunday was communion day at the
Methodist chapel. The evening services
were led by Rev. Clayton Bowen.
Mrs. f. A. Read will deliver an address
next Sunday evening at the Universalist
church on the "Iatluence OF Literature"
Misses Lillian and Mae r. Chadwick OF
West Brookfield spent last week with
their uncle, I. A. Chadwick in this place.
Miss Kate Davis entertained a few OF
her friends with Whist at the home of
Mrs, W. G. Shaw Thursday evening OF
last week, /
Mrs. o. P. Shaw gave a whist party last
Saturday in honor OF Miss Susan Brown
of Gaysville. Mrs. Ellen Gibson won the
royal prize. L
George e. Wyman, a cattle buyer from
n. H., was in town last
week and bought quite number Of new
milch cows,
Horace Lobdell leaves for Boston this
week where he has situation. He has
hired the Chester Clark farm for one gear
and Mrs. Lobdell will remain on the farm.
The ladies of the Universalist church
will gave a supper at the Harrington par
lOrs Wednesday, April 4, from six until i
eight O'Clock. New maple sugar will be
served with the supper. .a II
The special town meeting called to give
the jurisdiction OF the state to Constable
b. Z. Rogers vas incorrectly stated last
week to be called he 2lst of March. The
true time is March 3lst.
Miss Addie Bradbury, former popular
assistant in the postotiice at Bethel, but
nov performing the same duties at Leba-
anon, spent the first OF the week with her
father, Albert Bradbury.
The grip is quite prevalent and there
are some severe cases, Among its cap
lives are MIR. and Mrs. o. p. Northrup,
Mrs. e. II. Kidder, Mrs. VIII Smith, Mrs. 4
Edwin Fisher and e. p. Fisher.
LOUIS Burrelle, whose death was report.
ed in last weeks issue, was the son of
Louis and Louise Burrelle and was born
in Narrenne, Canada July 18th, 1916. He
had lived in Bethel since 1863. He 10 sur
vived by his wife and five children.
William ID. Sexton, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sexton, spent last week with his
parents after an absence from Bethel OF
seventeen years. Mr.. Sexton is now en-
gagged in business in Cincinnati, o., where !
he is president of the Queen City Box Co.
The bridge gang of the c. V. R.R. were
here from Wednesday OF last week until
Monaay ana unloaded fourteen cars OF | !
steel to be used in the building of the new [
bridge over the third branch of White
river near the passenger depot this sum
ner.
The funeral of Orlando Mack was held /
It the home OF Il. W. Davis on Christian
lliil Wednesday, the Dist, Rev. Wilmond |
Warner officiating. The bearers were
Herbert Trask, Edgar Trask, Louis Conant ,
and Fred SanDOrn. The floral offerings / 4
we're numerous and appropriate.
Last week Friday Rev. 5. A. Parker at.
.ended in the Congl church at South
Royalton the funeral of Mrs. Henry !
Doubleday, who died in Somerville, Mass,
aged So years-a former resident of South e
Royalton. The next day, Saturday, he at
ENDED in Barnard the funeral Of Norman !
Hudson. He was buried at East Bethel
Mrs. Z. Z. Perry OF Rutland is his only .
,hild. [
Miss Hattie Stiles returned this month
rom Manchester, N. H., in somewhat
improved health, but yet not well BY any :
means. last Oct. oath she suffered an I
Incident and since then has been in hos
Dital or under doctors care all of the time. +
The exact nature OF her trouble is in doubt b
ls one medical authority tells that ii is
rouble with the sciatic nerve, another