Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-06


over Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine French went to Char
lotteville, Va, Monday.
John Sinclair OF Waltham, Mass, called
on his uncle, d. NJ. Rix, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Foster of Windsor
spent Sunday with friends in Bethel.
Myron E. Savage does not gain in
health as his friends wish he would.
Smith Hodges OF South Pomfret was in
town two days last week on business.
Miss Stella Stoddard is visiting her
brother, Dana Stoddard al Woburn, Mass.
Mrs. Henry w. Davis is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jufus Mack at Goffstown,
n. II.
Mrs. w. B. Clark and son OF Waterbury
spent last week with her brother, H. b.
| Lease.
Mrs. Clatlin and dsughter OF Providence,
X. l.. have been recent guests of J. r.
Marsh.
/ The rite OF baptism was administered
to one candidate at the Congl church last
I Sunday.
Mrs. A. ID. Lamson met with a severe
accident last week by splitting some hot
water upon herself.
Mrs. D. S. Philips goes to Penacook, N.
H., this week, where she will have charge
OF millinery store.
Irving II. Potter OF Barre, classmate of
George b. Chase, was at DIR. K. NJ. Chase's
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Chambeelin left Sat
urday for visit to Orrin Hood, father OF
Mrs. Chamberlin, at Corinth.
George ellison, wife and son, Carleton,
OF Fort Edward, n. Y, spent last week
with his sister, Mrs Dan Xix,
The Bethel base ball team defeated the
Woodstoeks in a game at the latter place
last Thursday in a score OF to 5.
Miss Mary Ann Todd who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Jane Todd, for
the last month returned to Boston Fri
day.
Chester f. Foster left Wednesday after
noon to join his wife at Wilkesbarre, Pa, /
where they will make their home in the
future.
son was recently born at the Spar
hawk Sanitarium in Burlington 10 Mr.. /
and Mrs. Fred A. Nichols, formerly OF
Bethel.
DR.. Fred Julius Fassett has returned to
Kirksville, Mo-. where he will occupy the /
chair OF physiology in the Osteopathic /
college.
Sidney A. wyman aud Miss Stella NJ.
Newell, both OF Stockbridge, were mai
ried at Bethel Aug. 18th by Rev. S. A.
Parker.
Mrs. w. c. Baker and Mrs. F. o. Rob-
erts are absent this week on a trip visit
ing friends at Hartford, Woodstock and
The Family and descendants OF Arson J
March held pleasant reunion at the old
home Sept. 1st Four generations were
present.
Mrs. Martha Arnold returned last
krFp Il
ing with her her two children, Donald and
Josephine.
Mrs. John Sabine Smith, W ho has been
visiting friends in Bethel, Randolph and
Montpelier, returned TO her home in New
York Monday. a-
The check list for the September elec-
ton contained so votes. 10 1896 the
November list contained 6i2 and the Sep
.ember list 575.
Miss Ada Gilehrist, who has a situation
n the telephone Office in Montreal is at ,
BONE for a short vacation after an abb
ience OF two years.
A son was born Aug 10th to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Clark OF Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Clark will be remembered in Bethel
is Miss Mary James.
The apple crop this year is the largest
or many seasons-so large that in some
flNhaAAe INV tultnE HUpico kOluk "
OF for want of market ~ II
The Martin Joiner farm in Royaltou has
)een sold.through the real estate agency !
II Guy Wilson for its owner. John Wild, !
% Miss Emma Hale OF Stowe.
Hon. X. j. Flint has been appointed ad-
OF the estate OF the late James t
:. Burnett, and Robert Noble and L. NJ '
Wood commissioners and appraisers.
Isaac Thsyer died at East Bethel Sept. !
81 OF apOplexy after an illness OF two l
ears. Mr.. Thayer was born in Bethel in !
s29 and has resided most of his life in /
iethel.
Frank p. Markham has three handsome g
moss agates found where the excavation v
vas made for the Rochester railroad near 5
be junction OF White river and the third 2
ranch. q
Rev and Mrs. j. .. Bennett and son OF I
1. Adams made a short visit to friends in I
own last week. Mr.. Bennett was for.
nerly pastor OF the Bethel Universalist {
hurch. a
Whitman Dean, one OF Betheps aged /
esidents. died Sept. lst, aged 80 years. '
he cause OF his death was bronchitis, but B
lis health had not been good for five r
months. /
Free transportation will be furnished t
lext Saturday afternoon to those wishing
o attend the guild meeting at Lake An
Ell. barge will be at the park at y. m.
o carry people. c
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. s. Philips expect 10 !
freak up housekeeping in Bethel soon.
dr. Philips has entered the employ OF G.
l. Grimm & Co.of Rutland as salesman for '
he Grimm range.
Hon. Jefferson NJ. Leavy. Congressman
rom the 18th New York district. and Z !
Huber and family, who have been stop 4
ling at 5. B. Days, returned to their homes
n New York Monday.
There are letters at the Bethel postoffice
Unclaimed for the following persons: -
hrs. Elsie Bull, Miss Grace Burnett. John
5ollins, Miss Minnie l.. Goodman, Mrs. i
\. L. Spiller and Mrs. c. 5. Whitney.
Rev. ;. A. Parker, the veteran Universal 6
slist pastor, formerly in charge OF the
3ethel church, has probably a record I'M
quslled for continuity OF service For
hirty years be preached without missing
Sunday.
Bethel did not know Il had such rood 2
and timber until II listened to the music
furnished by the hastily organized band
hat furnished music at the two rallies :
asst week, under the direction of F. n.