Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-21
Bethel Local Intelligence.
Fred Blackmer is on the sick list.

DR.. Frank Everett is visiting friends j
town.
Lynn Chadwick of Windsor was in tow
over Sunday.
Chas. Whittier has been a recent CUES
of j. p. Marsh.
Miss Bertha Burnett is visiting in Rut
land this week.
Mrs. Stella Clark OF Montpelier was il
town last week.
W. II. Creamer OF Lynn, Mass, was il
town over Sunday.
Mrs. George Wight visited her son il
Windsor last week.
Mrs. Kate Soper OF Randolph visited in
this village Monday.
Clark Reed is visiting friends in Mont.
pelier and Plaindeld.
Mrs. Joseph Somerville OF Windsor was
in town over Sunday.
Miss Sarah NJ. Gay OF Boston is staying
with Mrs, e. c. Stearns.
Herbert Trask has returned from a
months stay in Boston
NJ. e. Savage has not improved as much
as his many friends wish.
Robert 5Oper has secured a position at
the asylum at Waterbury.
Miss Maud Durham is at home from
teaching school at Hartford,
Dan Remington returned to his work at
Newport, ". H., last week.
g. II. Rood OF Ware, Mass, is visiting
his brother, Lemuel A. Rood.
Il. l.. Steafns and wife returned to their
home in Springfield this week.
Mrs. Belle Perry of Barnard called upon
friends in this village last week.
Miss Ella WEIGH is presiding at the
soda fountain al the Rood store.
John Noonan has returned from a sew
eral weeks visit in Massachusetts.
Dell Dyke, wife and daughter were with |
friends in Washington over Sunday.
Mrs A. Lee Cady has been spending a |
few weeks with relatives in Rochester.
Frank Kendall has returned from the |
south, where he has been selling maps.
A 9-pound girl was born Tuesday, the |
18th, IN the family OF George A. Marsh.
Miss Mary ellison has commenced
course in millinery at Mrs. E. s. Rood's.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Chadwick recently
spent few days with friends in Brook
field.
Miss Florence Bowen closes very suc-
cessiul term Of school in Braintree this
week.
Mrs. f. N. Chapman has been confined
TO the bed with sickness the past two
weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. j. II. Blaisdell Of Laeonia.
~ h., we're guests Of Austin Emery over
Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Tucker and Mrs. Chas.
Tucker are visiting friends at White
River Junction.
Vernon Pitridge Of Brandon is painting
and papering the interior OF the residence
OF b. .. Rogers.
The Sunday school OF the Cong'l church s
observed Children's Sunday with appro- :
PIRATE exercises. {
DIR. X. NJ. Chase has given up his con. ]
templated trip to Europe and the Worlds :
fair this summer.
Mrs. Henrietta Freeman and children 7
Oh New YORK are guests OF her aunt, Mrs. !
Sarah Sturtevant. !
{. W. Marston OF South RoyaIton has a
been IN town the past week looking after :
repairs on his block. :
Fred Whitney and son, Charles, spent a \
week recently fishing at Lake Dunmore 4
md Lake Champlain. n
Mrs. George Whyte and daughter. Miss il
Lucy, spent Sunday with her son and q
laughter in Windsor. q
Mrs. George Sawins OF this town was Y
granted divorce from her husband at =
Woodstock last week. !
Miss Carrie Curtis has returned from a
lancaster, ". H., where she has been Il
eaching The past year. d
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Beckwith OF Ind Il
ow visited at t.. A. Maxham's Thursday Ii
nd Friday Of last week. d
Mrs. John Bradley OF LUDLOW is stop. n
ing with her sister. Mrs. G.. H. Tupper. "
nj other relatives In town. u
The present indications are that there \,
,ill be IN this section this season unusu.
lily heavy crops Uf all kinds.
Several childrea in the Eaylor family.
wing IN the tenement Of Mrs. Rodney ca
heddi are sick with measles. 10
William Billings, the old-time stare q,
river for years between Bethel and CO
woodstock, was In town Friday.
Although Mrs. Merrick is slowly recov. u
ring from her recent illness, II is not so A
'st as her many friends wish IL might be. y,
+. 5. Rood has been laid up the mast n
eek by reason OF having dislocsted his =,
nee while doing some Carpentering
'ork. ~
Mrs. Merrick Sylvester is improving II
ON her recent sickness aud her son. DR., A
'. +, Sylvester, has returned to New az
ork. Nh
Mr.. Holden Hatch is very low and her
20 daughters, Mrs. Dan Remington and q,
-Aa4AaA AAAAAAAH AAN kUAA Al nome Gazing -
" her. III
In the item in regard 10 heavy tsxpav- ~
= last week the list OF DR.. %. ID Greene \
iould hHge been g, 900 instead Of $4,000. f-
stated. 10
Guy Wilson and wife are taking a cross. m
'untry drive TO the Episcopal conven- IS
on, which is 70 be held 1t St. Johnsbury /
is week. Il,
Thus far only a few small and feeble
ecimens OF the forest worm have put In
appearance a. the last Of a universally
spised race.
Mr.. snd Mrs. J. NJ. Caldwell have con-
yed 70 Arvin ID. Angel a half-interest De
their farm situated on the stage road eel
tween Bethel and Barnard. Ne
D. W. Davis, civil engineer aud mining n
pert o. New York city, spent several It
- In town last week looking over the
ming interests Of B. G. Rogers vi
Jonstabies b. g. Rogers and Ed. Kent "
vo been canvsssing The farms In this To- ~
ity for the Mccormick Machine Co. ~
sold four moving mschines Monday. -
Mrs. Perkins Ward. who lived between Tor
ihel and Barnard, passed away last en-
ek. For the past 90 years Mrs. Ward re-
. been an invalid snd confined 20 Der "a
Z Tor 81 years. Of