Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-16
Bethel Local Intelligence,

past week.
Scott Blossom is laying the foundation
for new barn.
George Buchanan is bookkeeping for the
Electric Light Co.
Mrs. Slack Of Randolph visited Mrs o..
r. Blossom Friday.
Mrs. S. Hendricks Of Woburn joined her
husband this --eek.
Mrs. Caroline Chamberlin of Rochester
was in town Sunday.
Mrs. George Whyte is in Windsor this
week visiting her son.
Mrs. Andrew Ellis Of Pittsfield called
upon O. ~ Barrows Friday.
Ed. Parkhurst OF South Royalton was in
town several days this week.
W. r. Markham visited his father at the
fish hatchery at Roxbury last week.
Miss NJ. L. Rogers Of Mortified visited
her brother, John w Rogers, this week.
Mrs. j. j. Wallace and George Gaffney
OF Warner, n. H., were in town last week.
Guy Young has taken the place Of
George Blossom in the Harrington cream
cry.
E. c. Maynard Of Holyoke, Mass, spent
the first part OF the week with friends in
town.
G. II. Upper is laid up with a painful
wrench, resulting from a fail from BIZ
cycle.
Chas. Webster has moved into the syl-
vester tenement over Abbott a Cady's
store.
Mrs. Aurora Rogers Of South Royalton
has come 10 reside with Mrs. Minnie d.
Marsh.
Samuel Morse Of Tunbridge has moved
into the Daniel Ravens house near the Old
church.
Guy Adams Of South Royalton is assist
ing Station Agent J. II. Carr at the pas
senger depot.
George Danforth has moved from Stock
bridge into the house OF w. II. Edmunds
on Pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman O. Somerville
of Fayston were in town last week with
view Of buying farm.
c. b. Hin arrived home last week and
will remain with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Hin, until about July lst
George Foster is laid up with painful
hernia and expects to go TO the hospital at
Burlington for treatment
Albert f. Bradbury is not rallying from
his serious illness and was in a very crit
ical condition Wednesday.
Edison Emery returned last week from a
trip visiting relatives at Newport, st.
Johnsbury and other points.
There will be a hearing Friday before
Judge Hoyt Wheeler at Brattleboro in re-
gard 10 the affairs OF the White River VAL
ley X. r.
Mrs. q. +. Lewis of Rochester was the |
guest Wednesday Of friends in town and /
this morning left to visit her old home at |
Paris, Me.
Il. n. Quirin arrived home the sth from
Dulfafp Maxf,a x.rknr h. L..
been engaged in the tannery business the |
past year.
Mrs. Euniee Lincoln and Miss Luella |
Lincoln have moved into the residence of |
the late Rev. 5. A. Parker and will care for |
Mrs Parker.
II. A. Putnam left Saturday for three /
weeks trip to include a visit to his son,
William, in Boston and relatives in
Springfield, Mass.
George Blossom has left the Harrington
creamery and is now working for c. O.
Hopkins, new owner of the old Robinson
farm on Royalton hill.
W. o. Blossom, who has for the last five
years been conductor on motor car in
Boston, came home last week to carry on
the Robinson farm with G. o. Hopkins.
Mrs. Dell Ray has moved from the house
she recently sold TO Win Smith to the
house OF j. p. Rogers and Mr. Smith has
moved into the house vacated by Mr.. Ray.
Mrs. Augusta Carroll of Roslindale,
Mass, was at II. II. Gilson's Tuesday
night on her way to Rochester to attend
the funeral OF her brother, Warner
Hodgkins.
Mrs. Henrietta Lincoln has been APP
pointed administrative and Egbert Shell
don and II. III. ellison, commissioners and
appraisers Of the estate OF the late Moses
Harris Lincoln.
The rummage sale conducted in the
Bethel Tavern last week by the ladies of
the Congregational Aid societywas a great
success and at times the attendance was
crowded. Between $50 and $50 were
realized.
Dorothy Cady, the young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs A. Lee Cady, fell from a
plank used as walk at the rear end OF the
Martin block Wednesday, receiving a
severe cash over the left eve II was
necessary to take three stitches.
Evelyn. the young daughter Of r. w.
Morse, lost a watch While out walking
Sunday on the high bank between the
farm Of Frank Lyman and the White
River Valley r. r. The watch had her
initials "E. NJ, engraved ON il.
Charles Hoisington has been appointed
on the force Of the fire department in
Lowell. Mr.. Hoisington was formerly
well known IN TINS section where he was
the manager aud sole proprietor of
''Hoisie's Aggregation the crack base
BAH team.
DR.. q. NJ Ceucy Of Boston was the guest
last week of Mr.. and Mrs II. X. Wing
During his stay in town the Doctor
enticed several good strings Of trout into
his basket. He has engaged Mr.. and Mrs.
sam Wight TO superintend his large dairy
farm near Boston.
Mrs. sarah Kershaw Of Lawrence, Mass,
Mrs. A. d. Colburn Of Chelsea, Mass,
daughters. and Mrs Eben Hutchinson,
Jr.. OF Chelsea, Mass, a granddaughter,
have been i'm town the past week, called
here BY the serious illness Of Charles p.
Webster Mr.. Webster has been improv-
ing and was thought 20 be ont Of danger
the drst of the week.
Phelps and Harrison are getting out
some sticks from the James Manix wood
lot for the construction Of drying frames
for hides. The method used for drying
the hides the past season has been by
putting them through a press with
enormous pressure and Il Is claimed that
this injuries the grain 81 the leather, SO
thew ars going back to the old method of