Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20
Bethel Local Intelligence

Mrs. Mills Spooner is quite seriously Ill
Mrs. w. s. Chase is stopping with
Horace Young.
Hon. d. C. Denison of Royalton was in
town Wednesday.
Glen Gilman is suffering from a severe
run of typhoid fever.
Miss Laura Kelsey OF Middlebury is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. g. j. Wallace Of Concord, N. H.,
arrived in town last week.
Paul and Gladys Wilson are recovering
from severe attacks of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mis-. Scott Gillette returned
from their bridal trip last Saturday.
Harry e. Adams Ind Miss Stella Adams
are at home with their father, William r.
Adams.
Guy Smith went to Moores, N. Y, last
week where he will work on the farm OF
his uncle.
Special Christmas services and sermon
will be held at the Uniyersalist church
next Sunday.
James Mcbride has moved into the
dwelling OF Miss Jane Todd on South
Church street.
Miss Addie Bradbury is assisting in the
store OF Brooks q Washburn during the
holiday season.
Mrs. /. M. Frost was down from Mont
pelier Friday of last week visiting her
father, George e. Clark.
Mrs. e. N. Quirin left for Albany, NY,
the first OF. the week to spend the Christ
mas season with relatives.
Rev. F. G. Rainey VIII preach an appro-
pirate Christmas sermon at the regular
afternoon service Sunday.
Rev. W. A. Warner will preach a Christ
mas sermon next Sunday morning from
the topic, ''The star that never dims."
Miss Annie KimbaIl returned Tuesday
from Boston where she has been working
for several months in a millinery store.
The four lower departments of Whit
comb High school held some very pleasant
Christmas exercises Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Markham were called
to Barnard Monday to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Asa Adams, mother of Mrs. Max
ham.
Whitcomb High school closed Tuesday
for a two weeks vacation, which the
teachers are spending at their various
homes.
H. o. Smith OF Norwich University was
In town Monday and Tuesday examining
the methods Of the Whiteomb High
Monday morning was the coolest so far
this season, being from is to 20 degrees
below zero, according to whose Their
you went by.
DR.. l.. NJ. Greene was in Waterbury
Friday and Saturday of last week on
business connected with his duties as
supervisor Of the insane.
A divorce has been granted to Mrs.
l~larencs White by the present term OF
Windsor county court. John j. Wilson
vas attorney for Mrs. White.
DR.. l.. M. Greene, L. NJ. Heath, W. J..
Bradbury, DIR, X. NJ. Chase and Il. A.
at Montpelier Friday evening of
asst week.
The next regular meeting OF Rising Star
will be held Saturday evening,
December %. As this Is the annual meet
ng for the election OF officers, 1T is desired
hat every member be present.
Work on the Rochester railroad, under
he management of Ward a. Douglas, the
resent contractors, is progressing quite
asst. 1t Is expected that rails will be laid
nto Rochester village by the last OF this
1eek. (
Martha Mcpherson, who is attending !
be w. II. s., left on Monday for Nashua, I
!. H., where she is to spend the Christ /
las vacation with her parents. They !
ave recently moved to Nashua from
]
For the present, the Methodist Sunday
,hool will meet at 1:30 and the preaching
srvice will be at 2:30. This is to accom-
the people from a distance.
ubiect OF evening address at 700, "The
hrlst Ideal" n
Harry Stafford, grandson OF the late Paul r
lynn OF Bethel, dice at Topeka, Kansas, =
ne evening OF Thanksgiving day at the
20 OF "A years. Mr.. Stafford was a p
Of the Kansas legislature aud 3 n
" partner OF Congressman Curtis OF :
ansas. v