Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-30
Bethel Local Intelligence,

Miss Ella WEIGH of Boston is at home
visiting her mother.
Rev. and Mrs. f. A. Read spent last
week at Orange, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Jane Granger is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ID. T. Dyke.
5. c. Durham is recovering from a
severe attack of pneumonia.
&C. Abbott of Underhill spent Sunday
with his cousin, Rollin ellison.
S. B. Day and Mrs. Josephine French
were in Greenfield, Mass, last week.
Mrs. George Brooks went to Greenfield
Wednesday for visit OF four weeks
Miss winnifred Chadwick was in town
Tuesday, a guest of Miss Mary Gibson.
Charles II. Kidder is confined to the
house with severe attack OF the grip.
Miss Emma Moses Of Randolph visited
her friend, Miss Hattie Fisher, saturday
Mrs. Lucy l.. Abbott of Pittsfeld is
spending a few weeks with her son, u. l.
Abbott.
Miss Annie Chadwick of Someryille,
Mass, Is spending few weeks with rela-
tiyes in town.
Rev. +. A. Read preached the Memorial
sermon before Baxter Post at Gaysyille
last Sunday
Rev. Herbert Williams and family. of
New Britain, Conn, are visiting relatives
in this vicinity.
The 'Lympus cooperative creamery paid
its patrons i7bc for butter in April and the
cream patrons iSlc.
Glen Cox Of East Barnard visited his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Dyke,
the first Of the week.
{. r. Ciafin left Monday for a ten days
trip 10 include points in Connecticut, New
YORK tity and Boston.
Il. II. Kittredge OF Burlington has been
spending the past week with his mother,
Mrs. Edwin Kittredge.
f. L. Pippin is negotiating for lease Of
the Bethel Tavern TO succeed r. M. john
son, who goes out June list.
The team and farming tools OF the late
Levi Rindge were sold at auction in the
depot square last Saturday.
A daughter was born May sd to Mr.
and Mrs Frank Rhodes, who live on the
Blossom place on Royalton hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wight have returned
from Boston, having given up their em-
ployment to run farm for DIR. Celley.
James Mcbride has moved from the
house Of Miss Jane Todd on Church street
to the house Of Mrs. Sarah ellison on River
street
Mrs. Hugh Wilson was in Hartford
Saturday visiting Miss Richardson, a
former teacher OF the Whitcomb High
school.
A sister of charity from Burlington was
m town last week raising funds for the
Roman Catholic orphans home at Bur-
lington.
A large gang of Italians, who had been
working on the gravel train on the w. X
V. r. r., left for Boston on the express
Wednesday.
August Whitaker arrived in town
Saturday. He returned from his trip to
Germany about a month ago and has been
at Manuel, n. Y.
Miss Susie Fifeld returned from Will
Jamestown Friday, stopping with Miss
Bessie Shepard over Sunday She is visit
ing in Pittsfield this week.
Mrs. Augustus Carroll was in town few
DAYS last week, a guest OF Mrs. II. II. Gill
son and Mrs. David Allen, returning to
Roslindale, Mass, on Saturday.
F. G. Cox and family left Saturday for
their new home at Ashmont, Mass. They
were accompanied by Mrs. G. c. Buckman,
who win make her home with them.
A baseball game has been arranged for
J
field between the Montpelier High school
nine and the Whiteomb High school
nine.
DIR. and Mrs Pearl Ellis arrived in town
Friday from their western trip. Mr.. Ellis
went on to his former home at Pittstield
and Mrs. Ellis is remaining with relatives
in town.
viii Larock was down from Essex
junction Monday and moved his house
hold goods to that town where he is en-
gagged in carrying on farm for an uncle
OF Mrs. Larock.
Charles III. Brown, a former resident of
Bethel, has moved back to Bethel from
Braintree, where he has lived the past
year, and is now on the Train farm owned
by Cyrus Hurlburt.
Mrs. w. II. Creamer, Mrs. b. w. Cur
rier and Mrs. Frank p. Aborn OF Lynn,
Mass, arrived at the Bascom House Mon
day for weeks stay in town. Mr.. Creamer
is expected to join them the latter part
Of this week.