Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-20
Bethel Local Intelligence,

I0NG uttA WIZ nISA VA N@-AANN -
one day recently.
Mrs. Hattie Angel is visiting her sister
at Cambridge, Vt.
George Johnston of South Royalton was
in town this week.
c. d. Cushing is improving Bethel Mills
with a coat Of paint.
Fred Edmunds is clerking in the store
of Topper & Graham.
Hiram Scott of Elgin, H., is visiting
friends i'm this section.
W. ID. Adams OF Boston made short
stop in town June 18th.
Mrs John Foley and daughter Of North
field are at her fathers, II. G. Riee's.
Quite a severe frost was experienced in
some parts of the town Monday morning,
joel B. Putnam OF Randolph has been
spending several days with friends IN
town.
Robert Burnett and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burnett visited relatives in Rutland last
week
win Bowteu Of Bellows Falls was the
guest over Sunday Of his friend, Rollin
Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Olmstead have re-
turned from East Barnard and are at H..
c. Bice's.
q. r. Rasbeck of Hannawa Falls, n. ",
was In town the first of the week, looking
for "A farm.
Theodore Blodgett, George Loyett and
Allie Loyett were guests Of b, c. Rogers
last week.
Hon. and Mrs. r. J, Flint left Saturday
for ten days trip 10 Springfield and Ann
herst, Mass. 1bHh . th+
Alick washburn attended the gradua-
tion exercises at the Randolph State Nor
mai last week.
Mrs. A. A. Sanford and Mrs. Jenness
Wheeler of Maiden, Mass, visited at VIM.
II. Adams last week.
Miss Carrie Curtis and Miss Olivia
johnson arrived Saturday at c. w. Curtis
for the summer vacation.
f. b. Howard of Montreal was in town
last week Mr.. Howard is interested in
the gold mines up White river.
The Grammar school mines of Bethel and
Rochester crossed bats last Thursday, the
Bethels winning in score Of "A to s.
Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Duer and daughter,
Elise, and Miss Littleield of Boston
arrived at II. X. Wings last Saturday.
Mrs. II. c. Allen and Carl Allen went to
East Barnard Friday and from there ex-
pect to go TO Lebanon to join Mr.. Allen.
Bishop Hall will make his annual vista
ton TO Christ church parish Sunday, June
30, and will preach at the 7.3O p. m.service.
Egbert Sheldon OF Stock bridge was in
town Saturday, attending a hearing in the
matter OF the estate OF the late Nj. II. Lin
coin.
Allen Durham has leased bis farm to
John larock and has moved upon and
will carry on the farm Of his father, 5. c,
Durham.
After eleven years absence John l..
Moody OF Ellsworth, Wis, is visiting his
bar NJ A ATnnHVr In, fhfu nd
other relatives.
Rev. Homer White Of Randolph and
Miss Georgia White of Bellows Falls |
visited Mrs. Aurora Rogers, sister of Mr.. |
White, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Hopkins |
arrived Saturday from Boston and have /
taken possession of the John Robinson /
farm bought OF G.. II. Waldo.
White River Valley Pomona grange will |
hold a straw berry exhibit at South Royal /
ton June 10Th. All who raise straw berries |
are invited TO compete for prizes.
The reunion Of the Veterans Association I
Of the Windsor County G.. A. Il. will be 1
held at Silver Lake. Barnard, Saturday,
August II. This is Old Home Week.
Windsor county court took a recess
from June 18th till Tuesday, June 18th, at 1
9 a. m, at which time all civil cases stand .
ing on the docket for hearing were for |
trial.
There will be no morning service at
Christ church next Sunday owing 70 the \
anniversary services at Upper Bethel, but |
evening prayer viii be said as usual /
at 1880.
Miss Katherine Davis, daughter of w. J. |
Davis, formerly Of this town, but now |
resident Of Glens Falls, n. Y, is a member \
Of the graduating class at Wellesley college 4
this month.
The condition OF Gladys, the young
daughter NJ Royal y. Topper, wss some
what better the first Of he week. She is i
being attended by Drs. o. ID. Greene and
W. ID. Huntington.
j. II. Waldo came home from Concord,
n H., Friday and was summoned to
Boston on the night train TO work for the
B. q NJ. railroad. Mrs. Waldo accom-
panied him 10 Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Heath Of Warren
and Mrs. McAllister Of Marshfeld were in
town last week to attend the graduating
exercises Of the Mhiicomb High school
stopping with l.. VI. Heath.
Mrs. ID. S. Phillips OF Waterbury was in
Bethel over Sunday visiting friends and
looking over the ground for a millinery
store. 10 is understood that Mrs. Phillips
has made arrangements with DIR. r. 81.
Chase Tor his house on Main street, where /
she viii open first-class millinery store
this fall.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George r. Guernsey Of
Windsor, Mrs. Fred Burke Of Barnard.
Miss Mellish Of Woodstock and Miss
Carrie Heath Of Concord. \. H.. were
guests last week OF Miss Naude f.
Cady, coming to town 20 attend the
graduation exercises Of the Whitcomh
II igh school.
The nth anniversary Of the consecra-
ton q Old Christ church in Upper Bethel
will be- held next Sunday al II O'Clock. and
gives promise Of being largely attended
The two Randolph parishes, with their
rector, Rev. Homer White. are 70 unite in
the services, with the congregation of
Christ church in this village and some
members Of the Royalton parish. Morn
ing prayer viii be said, at which Rev. &,
H. Wells viii preach and the holy com
munion will Be administered.
Nav I'D last samuel Williams OF Boston
fled petition for the sale Of the Whit
River Valley Electric T. r., upon which
petition Judge Wheeler has made the fol-
lowing order: "June II, 1901. Let this
petition stand for hearing on Monday
june 2ith. instant, at 2.30 O'Clock al tn |
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