Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-05
Bethel Local Intelligence

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Mark Stiles has finished shingling his
house.
E.B. Kimball of Burlington was in town
Tuesday.
Rev c. H. Wells is boarding with Geo.
X. Heath.
Mrs. E. A. Roundy is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. z. n. Davis is visiting friends in
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Maria Jones Of Boston is stopping
at G.. II. Kimball's
II. c. Rice and wife visited friends in
Rochester last week.
Mrs. c. S. Soper left last week for ten
days visit to Cambridge.
Mrs. o. p Northrup is visiting her
mother in Bedford, p. @.
Mrs. &. r. Lamb Of New York arrived
last week at c. h. Mobiles.
Rev. w. A. Warner is in Lowell visiting
the parents OF Mrs. Warner.
There win be a dance at the Locust
Creek House Friday evening.
Mrs. b. NJ. Wade OF Boston arrived at
Mrs. Al. Stearns Wednesday.
G. II. Kidder sent carload of new mileh
COWS to Sterling, Mass, Monday.
L. S. Bartlett left Wednesday for visit
to his brother at Bondville, Mass.
George Chase will enter the medical de-
partment of Tufts college this fall.
r. b. Gilman and f. n. Young are re-
pairing the East Bethel schoolhouse.
A. d. Lamson has fine 4-months-old
colt that tips the scales at 460 pounds.
There was a large attendance from Bethel
at the circus in Randolph last Thursday.
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with the help Of Clark Turner OF Royalton.
c. II. Balloon of Lowell, Mass. was the
guest of Mrs. Edwin Kttredge last week.
Miss Helen Wallace returned Saturday
from a weeks visit to friends in Swanton.
d. G.. Remington has returned from
Boston and Monday went to Newport, \.
II.
Franklin Bell of New York has been a
recent guest at +. Munson's on Christian
Hill.
Miss Mary Wilson went to North Hart
land Monday to teach the fall term of
school.
Mrs. stockwell and Miss stockwell OF
Lancaster, n. H., are guests Of Miss Carrie |
Curtis.
Some one gathered large amount of |
fruit for E. E. spaulding one dark night |
last week
Mrs. w. l.. Fish, son and daughter re-
turned from two weeks visit in Boston |
last week.
Mrs. A. II. King and three children have
been visiting at st. Johnsbury, their for
mer home
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Flanders Of Con-
cord, n. H., visited friends in this village
Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Wight and daughter, Lucy.
spent Sunday in Windsor, visiting Mrs.
Nights son.
Miss Bryant, who has been spending the
summer at G. o. Hopkins, returned to
Boston Monday.
Miss Annie Kimball returned to Boston
saturday TO resume her duties in the store
OF Gross & Strauss
DIR. r. NJ. Chase cut his hand quite bad
lly last Thursday by the breaking Of glass
jar that he was carrying.
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Miller left Tuesday
Tor weeks visit to Hanson, Mass, the
old home of Mrs. Miller.
Miss Elizabeth Kimball went to Massa-
chusetts Tuesday to take a course in the
Bridgewater Normal school,
Mrs. NJ. L. Wilson is in Randolph this
week, called there by the serious illness of !
her granddaughter, Hope Wilson.
Rev. E. A. Read has returned from his
vacation and win conduct services al the I
Uniyersalist church next Sunday. \
The two prizes to be given at the public !
whist party next Tuesday at Mrs. E. n.
Quirin's will be OF Mexican drawn work. !
One person united with the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday and the rite of
baptism was administered to two children.
Alonzo Emery is boarding at the Baseom !
House. he does not expect to return to :
washington, ID. G., until about the first of !
November. I
There Will be no services at the Congre- ,
gational church next Sunday as the pastor. !
hev. Mlimond Warner, will be absent on (,
his vacation.
Mrs. Il. "A. Dewey and son, Ralph Dew |
sy' arrived Saturday at Lake Ansel. Mr.. I
Dewey is Of the firm of Benson & Dewey I
y the Daily News of South birmingham, /
Mass.