Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-07
Bethel Local Intelligence.

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Mr. Ellen Gibson has been quite sicl
The past week.
X. W. Reynolds of Boston is visiting
friends in town this week.
Mrs. John Vail OF Cambridge, Mass, Il
visiting at q. NJ. M1iler's.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Hermon T. Douglas May 2lst.
Gardner Wallace, IT., returned from
New London, Conn, Saturday.
A. ID. Lamson has sold bis heavy pair OF
grey horses to +. Y, Hassam for s230.
Mrs. Lucinda Bingham is visiting
friends in Kesne, n. H. aud vicinity.
James Smith Of Brandon has moved
into q tenement in the Sylvester block.
Mrs. f. n. Smith spent several DAYS the
past week with her children al Bellows
Fails.
LIS Bird and Z. E. Foster have gone
South to sci. maps for the National Pub
fishing Co.
Herbert Trssk has left the employ OF
Clayton l., Sanders after working nine
years for him.
Mrs. Fannie Young returned Monday
from a months visit to her sister at
Grange, y. II.
Mrs. f. W. Rogers OF NorthieId was the
village last week.
Plummer Martin Of Rochester spent
several days last week with his sister,
Mrs. W. j. Brooks.
Mrs. Peter o ConueI left last week for
O visit TO Der daughter, Mrs. John Rourke,
~ Arlington, Mass.
Prank l. Martin is improving his block I
With coat OF paint. The work is being
done by Markham & Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Dickey have been .
atsent several days visiting his sister,
birs. +. J. Tillotson, at Waitstield.
Mrs. VIII Foster and daughter, Miss
Maud Foster, OF Middlebury spent a few
days last week with relatives in town.
Samuel Howard OF Montpelier was in
town over Sunday and Is having some re-
pairs done on bis house on Main street.
Mrs. f. c. Maynard left Thursday OF
last week for Holyoke, Mass, where shs
viii be with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Gil
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Haskins returned TO
Philadelphia Thursday after spending
several weeks with Mrs. NJ. E. Harring
ton.
Rev. Wilmond Warner preached the
baccRlaureate sermon Sunday before the
graduates OF the South Royalton High !
school.
The Whitcomb High school nine were
defeated by the Roehesters 10 a stiff game
n the latter place Memorial day in a score ]
u 10 to II.
Miss Lucy Wells, clerk in the Barre
postottice, was the guest OF Mrs. G. II. =
MN ball Sunday in company with her
brother, Rev c. II. Wells
The condition of health OF Mrs. Nelson y
Ellison, who has been falling for some .
lime, is very critical and it is not expected e
That she can survive very long. :
Drs: L. M. Greene and r. NJ. Chase r
cave Bethel June 10Th for their European a
mp, sailing from New York the 30th. Il
They expect to return Aug. 18th. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Alouzo Emery expect to 3
etnrn from Washington on the adjourn b
nent OF Congress. They have rented the Ct
3 A. Webster place on Pleasant street Il
Cards are out announcing the marriage Il
y Roy Stearns OF this town and Miss 81
tnoy White OF Springfield, VT, which Of
COX place at the latter town June 9th. ~
Miss Alice Alyord, formerly assistant ~ y
rlncipal in the Whitcomb High school. / a
; acting as substitute principal for four Il
lass.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Graham took y
arlage drive to Ludlow last week to be ~
resent at the graduation from Black -
0Fer academy of their neice, 81 ISIS Annie ~
rBdley. SC
Arthur n. Cram has gone to Bolton AT
BIS where he has charge of the con- re
traction work being done BY the Consol- he
isteed Light company OF Montpelier on ri
Ia dam. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Mayo and Miss OF
iRDnah Mayo went to Barre Monday 10 co
lend the golden wedding anniversary OF er
leF uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. liz
armand. co
z. 3, Jose OF the firm of Jose, Parker & %
D. OF Boston was In town last week on IN
atiers connected with the White River y
9iley Electric Z. r. This firm owns W
400 OF the bonds OF the road. as
Frank Wallace aud w. ]. Bradbury ~.
ught a monster mud turtle below the ye
IN IN the village, Friday. Il weighed ~
oct twenty-five pounds and measured Or
'oat eighteen inches long and neaaly as se
Arthur II. Adams returned from Florida 81
eunesday night OF last week. He is a.
zen ulsgustec with that state and states III
al even the natives consider il only good Ca
cir money in" ~
The Whitcomb High School Alumni We
sociation has decided to defer the ban be
- Tor this year. The third annual ball do
~ be given in the town hall Friday to
eningi June Sth, Immediately after the DIT
exercises. wi
oWing TO the occupation OF Cushing ball IN
saturday evening, the 18th, the regular wi
ght Tor holding the grange, the meeting ou
hl % postponed until Monday evening. IN
me 18th. We hope to be able to give 81
'ogram for meeting next week. -
Carl Pippiu went woodworking in ~ ~
ocE bridge Monday with a 3s-calibre ~
II cooking revolver. The weapon went
accidentally and Unexpectedly. the
lssile passing through the middle Of Ell
?. Pippin's hand and infiicting a severe 70
1und Ne
A series Of Roman Catholic services will ia
held ia Cushing hail morning and ch
ening, commencing Wednesday even. an
8 June 10, and continuing till the fol. BE
wing Sunday, conducted BY Rev. Henry on
'rgmann OF the order OF Redenlptorists co.
5aratOgs, \. Y. rel
Mrs. A. +. Colburn and daughter. Mrs. ~
ien Hutchinson, IT., Of Chelsea, Mass. -.
guests % Mrs. David Tolles and Mrs. -.
srtha Arnold. Mrs. Hutchinson will be -
,ssRntly remembered by Bethel people ~
Ms Jessie Whitaker, granddaughter -
Chas. p. Webster. 70
e.. $. A. Parker preached a week ago saf
! Sunday az East Leupster. y. H his cor