Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-13
BETHEL


visiting Mr.. and Mrs. &. W. Berry,
has returned to her home In Hyde
Park, Mass.
Mrs. Kate Soper and daughter
Florence called upon friends here last
week.
There was quite heavy frost here
Monday morning.
John Lattimer, who has been visit
ing bis uncle, w. G. Lattimer, re.
turned to his home in Columbia, Ia,
last week.
Geo. H. Topper and son spent last
week In Boston. -
In ordering a further supply Of
Maxham's Carbolized Ointment, a
noted physician of Boston says: 81
have used it for several years ard DO
not wish to be without it."
Nina Rogers is in Randolph assist
ing Mrs. NJ M. Wilson during the ILL.,
ness of her daught-r.
Miss Molly Kimball is to 60 to Bos-
ton Sooulo post herself on the latest
styles in ladies dresses. and upon her
return, Oct. 1st, will open dress
making establishment.
DR.. R. M. Chase is spending his va
cation in Boston and Nova Scotia.
DR.. Don Grout of Waterbury was
called here Tuesday by the severe
illness Of his daughter, Miss Josie
Grout.
F. c. Preston having secured po-
sition in Mortified, will move there
in October.
At it's meeting last week Thursday
evening the Christi n Endeavor 50.
ciety elected the following officers:
President and corresponding secre.
tary, Miss Julia Miller: vice president,
Miss Nellie Flynn; recording secre.
tary, Francis Sargent: trea aurer, Miss
Annie Graham.
Miss Bertha George OF Derry, N.
Fl vi tied friends ia this place last
Friday.
Upper & Graham have on exhibit
ton at their store corn stalk which
Is l33 feet long
Barrett Clark OF Waterbury visited
his uncle, H S. Lease, last week.
Mrs. r. NJ. Chase was in Waite
bury last week to attend the funeJal
of Mrs. G. II. Dale, sister Of Mrs,
d l.. Phillips, recently Of this town.
A. L. Currier, who drives the Gays
vile stage, has rented the house III u
T Dyke 90 Highland valley LOT 1ou.
years.
Miss Annie Grout, teacher in thu
Waterbury high school visited hci
sister, Mrs. H. S. Lease, last week.
Miss Susie Fiield, who has been
Williamstown for awhile, has return
ed and is assisting Mrs. George ii.
Marsh in her household cares.
Mrs. John Wade of Mlten, Mass.
is visiting her friend Mrs. \. L.
StearnS here.
E. II. Kitteridge is to resume his
position as salesman in the music
store OF Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston,
in few days.
Miss Minnie Degree Of Providence,
r. l., was a guest at w. /. FlSh's last
week.
The Universalist Sunday School pic.
nicked in Robert MOBILES Grove on
Saturday.
w. R. Adams is entertaining a sis
ter Of his wife Miss Minnie Davis and
Miss Eleanor Bissell niece Of his wife
botn from Hartford.
Frank Olmstead and son and bis
mother Mrs. Frank Roberts went to
New York cily on Monday to visit
sister Of Mrs. Roberts who is very
i'll.
Mrs. G. II. Marsh entertained her
mother Mrs. Egbert Sheldon Of STICK.
bridge last week.
Mrs. Mabel Henderson of FItchburg,
Mass, nea Miss Mabel Martin former
!y of this place, Is visiting her Of
nei2 hbOrs aud frieLds.
Miss Josie Glout who has beel
spending the summer with her listen
Mrs. Fl. B. Lease here, intended to
return to her home ia Waterbury, but
was prevented by illneSs.
Mrs. Sarah Chapman, Bethel's
smarJ old lady. celebrated her och
birthday on FRIDAY OF last week sept.
4th
Mrs. Minnie Maynard of Holyoke,
Mass, is visiting her friends Mrs O.
4. Blossom ana daughter Miss Mae
Blossom.
Our village schools began Monday
with the following board ana vL.ll
abiding places:
Principal George S. Wright board
at John H. Kimball'S.
Miss G. l. Souther, A. B., assistant
principal boards at Mrs. yelling.
tons.
Miss l.. z. Kelsey, grammar scho j,
boards at O. N. Barrows'.
Miss Lillian Buck, intermedia e,
boards at E. A. Maxham's.
Miss Lydia Atkinson, Pod primary