Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-11

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Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Thsyer OF Chic
opee Falls, Mass, are visiting at ). b.
Days.
Miss Winnie Stiles of Manchester, NH,
is at home with with her father, Frank ii.
Stiles.
Fred Blackmer and Miss Anna Hatch
were married by Rev. Wilmond Warner
Oct. 3.
Miss Lillian Buck spent Saturday and
Sunday at East Roxbury with her grand
mother.
Mrs. George Wyman OF East Walpole,
Mass, is the guest OF her father, y. ii.
Kim ball.
Jerome. F. Shaw and Miss Bertha Edison
we're married Sept. 8 by Rev. Wilmond
Warner.
Miss Margaret Davis OF Glens Falls,
n. Y, is visiting her aunt, Miss Minnie
ID. Marsh.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Stoddard Of
Woburn, Mass, are visiting an Daniel
Stoddard's.
Miss Louisa Austin was called to
Lyndonville last week by the illness Of
her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Gillette recently
visited their daughter, Mrs. K. A. Shaw,
at Mortified.
Miss Mary Stickney has returned to
pursue her studies at Wheaton Seminary,
Norton, Mass.
Horace Young has moved into the tene-
ment in George Marsh's house formerly
occupied by w. S. Chase. Il
Mrs. E. A. Davis has been absent the
past week visiting her sister, Mrs. john
Rourke, at Arlington, Mass.
j. ]. Lewis gave his illustrated lecture
on the Passion Play at the Universalist
church last Sunday evening.
There are unclaimed letters at the
Bethel postoffice addressed to Mrs. w. {.
Cushman and Charles II. ingalls,.
f. II. Hundley has moved from the DIR.
Steele farm below Gaysville to the house
OF Bingham Caswell in Lillieville.
The Y. p. c. U. OF the Universalist
church gave very pleasant social at DIR.
.. ID. Greene's last Friday evening.
Z. II. Kidder has bought the Orlando
Smith farm situated on Mt. Hunger, for
merly occupied by John l.. Johndro.
Eaton NJ. Wolcott and Master Harold
Wolcott OF Rochester we're in Bethel last
week, stopping with Mrs. II. II. ellison.
Mrs. II. n Chapman went to Boston last
week for trea.me in the hospital. Mr..
Chapman and Or. l.. M. Greene are with
her.
Willie Rix, aged five years, picked up
ten bushels OF potatoes in three hours re-
Gently. He has picked up so bushels this
fall.
j. B. Regain has moved from the house
OF Mrs. Sarah ellison to the cottage OF
Mrs. Mary E. Harrington, both on River
street.
Mrs. A. Lee Csdy has been seriously i'll
the past week with an attack of peritoni-
rs but was reported more comfortable
Monday. .0.
The meeting Of the Grange last Friday
night was quite an interesting one. -Four
candidates were instructed in the first
and second degree.
Mrs. A. L. Stearns entertained last
Friday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. y. c.
Bagley, party of ladies', former friends
and neighbors OF Mrs. Bagley.
A. c. Blake and family have moved from
the Markham store building to South
Royalton where MIR. Blake will carry on
the farm OF his mother.
c. s. ellison and E. A. ellison of New
York are visiting their brother, II, II.
ellison, and sisters, Mrs. NJ. Sylvester and
Mrs. Sarah Sturtevant.
Mrs. f. N. Smith and Mrs. w. j. Brooks
will give an afternoon whist at the home
OF Mrs. Smith this Thursday afternoon
for the benefit of the free library.
Mrs. B. c. Bsgley OF Yankton, S. d.,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
l.. stearns, has gone to Randolph to stay
with her sister, Mrs. A. A. Smith.
F. J. Greene OF waitsfield visited friends
in town over Sunday. Mr.. Greene leaves
this week for Palatka, Florida where he
has position in the East Florida Savings
Bank and Trust Co.
Mrs. W. c. Baker went 10 Rutland the
first of last week to visit her daughter,
Mrs. James Kidd. Saturday she was
Joined by Mr.. Baker, both returning to
Bethel the first OF the week,
Work was hegun this week grinding
bark at the tannery and the other portions
OF the tannery will be in operation as the
work advances ana the buildings and
machinery are completed or ready for use.
Edward Morgan, cashier OF the First
/ National bank of Jamestown. n. V
made short call on friends In town last
week. he is son OF the late Isaac T.
Morgan, who practised law in Bethel
about fifty years ago.
Chaplain Warner officiated for the first
time in the House this morning and made
a decidedly favorable impression. Ger
tainly every member must consider that
the hnal choice was most happy one
/ Montpelier Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Reed were in
| Williamstown last week with their son.
Victor Reed, who is selling maps in that
town. Victor Heed came back to Bethel
over Sunday when be united with the
Congregational church.
The officials Of the c. V. r. r. PASSED
through Bethel Wednesday on an inspec-
ton trip. Included in the party were Sir
Charles Rivers Wilson, president OF the
Grand Trunk, and f. n. Fitzhugh, geper-
al manager OF the G. V. r. r.
Members OF Home Rebekah lodge are
requested to meet 81 their hall next Fri
day evening at 7:30 O'Clock to rehearse
Tor degree work. The degree will be con.
ferred upon candidates at the regular
meeting next Tuesday evening.
The Windsor county conference NJ
Congregational churches will be held AZ
Norwich October 9 and 10. The delecates
elected from the Bethel church are GEORGE
NJ. Miller, Mrs. Martha Graham. Mrs
Emeline Fisher, Miss Ann Sargent.
The sO-called Carpenter lot on Christian
Hill, owned by Ernest NJ. Carpenter of
salem Mass, hss been sold through the
real estate agency OF Guy Wilson to Allen
A. Priest Of Randolph and Wflfred 4
lRkock. Il consists OF about $50 acres Of
and rod faaa