Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-31
Bethel Local Intelligence.

DR.. W. K. Sylvester OF New York was
in town Saturday.
Lawyer NJ. NJ. Golden OF Barre was in
town over Sunday.
] Miss Jane Todd has moved back to her
house on Church street.
Mrs. W. r. Adams visited friends in
Randolph one day last week.
Miss Ellen Pember visited friends in
Springfield the first of the week.
C. w. Marston Of So lth Royslton was
in this village on business Saturday.
George Chase was at home from God
Gard Seminary the first OF the week.
Mrs. Ellen ellison has been confined to
the bed with sickness the past week.
E. n. Quirin returned Saturday night
after three weeks absence in Boston.
RoIlir ellison returned from Boston
last week, accompanied by Kittredge Bas-
com.
John Il. Senter OF Montpelier was in |
town Monday consulting with S. c. Dun !
ham.
w. II. Dreamer, the former manager OF !
the Bethel Shoe Co., was in town last I
week.
Miss Ida NJ. savage and son, Ernest, Of
Royalton, visited friends in town last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. N. Bsrrows spent Sun
day at Mr.. Barrows' home in South Roy
alton.
Office OF the HERALD AND NEWS at Ran
dolph.
Nathaniel Whittier of Barre was in town
the first Of the week visiting at J. ?.
Marsh's. &
Miss Mary E. Waller has returned from
New York, where she has been spending a.
the winter.
Mrs. Nettie Curtis Davis went to Ian
caster, ~ H, Tuesday, to visit her sister,
Miss Carrie A. Curtis.
Henry Chadwick CT st. Adams was in b
town over Sunday visiting his mother, a
Mrs. Jason Chadwick. C
Mrs. Alonzo Emery is slowly recovering. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery expect to be In il
Bethel in few weeks. n
Mrs. f. A. Markham attended the funer. y
al OF her sister, Mrs. NJ. 5. Adams, at q
South koyalton Tuesday. =
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel ii
post office addressed to Miss Jessie Girls n,
void and Mr.. Lewis Morse. n
Warren Cram, son OF A. n. Cram OF this 81
town, graduates at the Worcester, Mass, y
Military school, next week. "
Mr. and Mrs. Abbott and son, George, n
we're in Pittsfield last week, where Mr.. CT
A bbott made good haul of trout. 60
II. 5. Haskins of Philadelphia and Frank ~
Strong OF Mortified have been recent ~
guests of Mrs. Mary E. Harrington. W
Miss Jennie o. p. Long OF Boston ne
Irrived in town last week and will spend he
ne summer with Mrs u. f. traham. hs
The Ransom E. Dickey stable property M
las been sold to r. M. johnson, who will
an the same in connection with the
Bethel Tavern.
c. E. Clsfiin, the Rochester stage driver, %
las been laid of from duty by sickness, NJ
nd the stage has been run by Charles ~
Hint the past week. u,
new coat OF paint put on the house OF ~
.. NJ. Heath by Messrs. Markham and ~.
Vood has made 1t one of the handsomest ~,
uildings in the village, n s
The bal teams OF the Whitcomb High We,
,hool and the South Royalton High me
,hool will cross bats at Bethel next Satar- wi
ay. good game Is expected. - ais
Christ church has recently received a tee
ew set OF altar linen, gift through wa
ishop Hail from the Altar Guild OF the chi
athedral OF St. James at ST. Louis. off
The work on the new tannery is pro- 10
-essing rapidly under the direction OF c. seu
. Cushing, superintendent OF the build no'
g, the leach house being nearly COM
eted.
The W hitcomb High School nine played g
e South Royalton High School nine rec
Iturday and were beaten by a score OF q
to 8. Wafer and Lattimer were the N
sthel battery. bet 80
Mrs. James Mcbride with her three ~ =
lildren left Monday for Sidney, n. u, -
here she will visit her brother before n
lining her husband, who has work in a sur
nnery at Binghampton.
Lyman Emery, the brother OF Alonzo and
merry, is dangerously i'll, his friends
wing but little hopes of his recovery Say
2 had tumor internally and is new a
fering from blood poison. Nj.
The DIS and F's are TO furnish the tables q
the meeting Of Rising Star grange Ro,
Saturday evening next, when a class Of Rtr
veral candidates will be instructed in u
e third and fourth degrees. Ro,
The baccslaureate sermon OF the grad sist
ting class OF the Whitcomb High g
nool will be preached next Sunday Hol
ening In the Universaiist church by ws,
". c. II, Wells Of Christ church. 5,
We have seen it stated in some OF the ing
1rnals that this town will support Frank way
ntion. 1t may be so, but Colonel Has was
MS will have several votes, IL not more ly.
The &. V. X. r. bridge gang left last
EEK for Sharon, where they are putting
short bridge over the highway about NJ
10 miles below Sharon village. From a.
ere they go to Winooski to put in a snn
idge. oun
The play. STRANDED in Gaysville.p 81 -
-itten by r. q. Cox, which has been ia Sun
eparstion for presentation by local W
lent, has been Indefinitely postponed Wit
ring to sickness and other unavoidable c.
uscs. men
L. P. Gee, having completed his contract NJ
: remodelling the old Wilson House in ars,
the new Bethel tavern, returned to his
me in Clarendon, accompanied By his %
lighter, Miss Daisy Gee, on Wednesday nou
last week. Fl
w. NJ. Fisher leaves this week for san mao
ltonlo, Texas, TO attend as a delegate Gnu
pm New England, the national couveu w
N OF railway mail clerks. he expects pho
be absent about month and to take a CT
p 10 Mexico city before his return.
John Cloran, who was at home on &C. -
unit OF illness for the last two or three over
'eks, returned to his work last Wednes- dies
y but was so unfortunate as to have took
'ge iron weighing 100 pounds fsII ana niue
Ike ope OF bis knees Thursday morning. writ
Miss Grace Tunnar ia bo,,a sro., O. ~.