Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-04
Bethel Local Intelligence


L. B. johnson Of Randolph was in tow
Friday.
Miss Ethelyn Heath is visiting friend.
in Warren.
Mrs. 5. A. Parker is visiting her old home
at Hyde Park.
o. A. Dean has sold the Buchanan lot to
Chapman Morse.
Rev. c. H. Wells was called to Felchville
Monday by sickness.
Miss Luella Lincoln visited friends in
W. X. junction last week.
William Stickney is at home from the
Dartmouth Medical college.
Miss Carrie Blair OF Brattleboro is
boarding at Austin f. Gillette's.
Mrs. Josie Heath Gaffney of Warner,
n. H., is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. 5. A. storrs arrived Saturday from
Newport and is at John Wilson's.
c. w. Marston OF Montpelier was in town
on business several days last week.
Miss Ella WEIGH has oeen engaged as
organist at the Universalist church.
John NJ Burnett and family OF Concord.
n. H., are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. l.. W. Clough has returned from a
visit TO friends al Contoocook, \. II.
KIP. Stockwell was here from Worces-
ter, Mass, with his family over Sunday.
George Clark was called to Lowell sun
day by the serious illness of his mother.
Mrs. J. II. Waldo and Frank Ladue
returned from Lynn the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs r. j. McGoocb Of Rox-
bury, Mass are visiting OF John PARROTS.
Miss Florence Adams arrived at her
fathers, w, X. Adams, Thursday Of last
week
Miss Sarah Woodbury. is suffering from
a severe attack Of intiammatory rheuma
tism.
Mrs. f. n. Smith went to Bellows Falls
this week to visit her daughter, Mrs. w. +.
Perley.
Miss Mary Wilson has finished her school
at North Hartland and returned home last
Saturday.
The National White River bank declared |
July LIST its customary semi-annual divi- /
dend OF 2go.
Several members Of the local grange at /
tended grange meeting at South Royal
ton Saturday.
Miss Laura Marsh entertained party of
friends last Saturday evening, it being her
18th birthday
Charles Shepard and family spent sun
day at the home Of his father, j. F. Shep-
ard, in Royalton.
Rev. O. NJ Charlton, pastor OF the
Methodist church, is visiting relatives at
Gloucester, Mass.
Miss Mabel Dyke is home from teaching
school in Barnard and Miss Jessie Spauld-
ing from Gaysyille.
Mrs. Jane Alden, who has been in Mas
sachusetts, has returned and is working
for Mrs. Martha Arnold.
Miss Gertrude Brownell of South Royal
ton has joined the force Of employees at
the Bascom House as tablegirl.
Mrs. Barney Garland suffered a shock of
paralysis last week, Her condition yester- !
day morning was very alarming.
Guy Cole closed his engagement as {
porter at the Bascom House Sunday and 2
began working at the Bethel Tavern c
The Bethel Grammar school nine played {
a school team at Woodstock last Saturday
and were defeated in a score of "a To 6. I
VIM Brooks and Miss Edith Williams. |
daughter OF Amplias Williams, were mar 5
ried Saturday by Rev. Wilmond Warner. 3
Jeffers Richardson OF New York city, a !.
graduate OF the Whitcomb High school, =
class %, was In town the first Of the week. 1
Mrs. Mary Waldo, widow Of the late !
George w. Waldo of Fennville, Mich, is O
visiting relatives in Bethel and Royalton. n
Fred Townsend and a party of friends Z
rom Peabody, Mass. are stopping at his e
ather's, G. A. Townsend's, on Mt. Hum ! c
yer. IT
John L. Moody returned to his home at 9
Ellsworth, Wis, last week, after spending :
couple Of weeks with relatives in this vi !
Unity.
Album l.. Currier, the new stage driver y
II the "smalln route between Bethel and
iaysyille, entered upon his new duties
Monday.
The annual meeting Of the stock holders
i the Bethel Electric Light & Power Co
viii be held in Cushing hall the evening 4
II July 10th.
Bert Goss has been laid up the past
week With serious illness supposed to be u
cad poisoning from drinking cider y
through a lead pipe, =
AT Christ church during the months Of !.
July and August the Sunday evening n,
ervices viii be discontinued The usual Il
friday evening services will be held. =,
Mrs. A. Lee Cady left last Saturday Il
or Mortified From there she viii
20 with Miss Elizabeth Whitmsrsh for
months camping trip at Berlin Pond. W
Mrs. Frank LaDue has been seriously in t.
With peritonits al the home of her sister. z
lrs. Fairbanks, in Lynn, Mass Mr. La i
Due went to Lynn last week to be with his :
wife. m
Mrs. Horace Moore Of Hartford was tax |
II ANN4it AAlt AAhtl AZ AAA1 HAhAAAn EElNAA.
offering from heat prostration. Mr.. and
irs. Moore were on their way to Barnard o,
o play at ball. "
Friends went to White River Junction u
nd brought home to Bethel Mrs. Frank
ucker June 26th Mrs. Tucker was i'm a
cry weak condition but her ultimate re-
overy is expected.
Frank Wallace Sas taken IN Thursday
18th what is pronounced to be a mild at
EEK Of typhoid fever. He is being cared .,
Dr. at the home of his father, +. E. Wal j
zee on Christian hull
NJ. p Blodgett of Worcester, Mass, Is
he guest Of Mrs Mary +. Harrington this
eek Mr.. Blodgett is a native Of Barton
nd is making a trip through Vermont
sitting friends and relatives.
Fred A. Edmunds and George Chase
ave bought the soda fountain outfit OF r,
E.Adams and set up in business and are "
irnis hing ice cream in the X. NJ. Chase NJ
ore, south Of the Weston shop.
Town Clerk William r. Adams furnishes
le following interesting statistics as to
he average temperature Of June for the
,st six wears: 1896. 81. 1897. 50 ISssS So
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