Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-03
Bethel Local Intelligence

Mrs. Geo. freelan.
Mrs. Lizzie Mudgett is visiting her old
home at Tunbridge.
Mrs. W. c. Hanson Of Rochester was at
G. f. Emery's Saturday.
r. NJ. Johnson of Canaan, n. H., was in
town Friday on business.
Miss Nellie Adams suffered from a severe
attack Of neuralgia last week.
Alonzo spooner has raised over 100
bushels of onions this season.
#. n Chapman and Rix Williams were
at Lake Dunmore over Sunday.
Mrs. Della Putnam and Mrs F. B. Max
ham were in Barnard Saturday.
Guy smith is doing well and is now
being cared for at G. r. Chadwick's.
Postal Clerk Samuel Mccullough spent
Sunday at his home on Royalton hill.
Fred Edmunds returned to his studies
at the Baltimore Medical college last
week.
Miss Della Hodgzins called at II. II.
Gilson's last Saturday on her way to Hol-
yoke, Msas.
Z. NJ. Weston returned Saturday from
Buffalo, having taken trip to Chicago as
a side feature.
Rev. Wilmond Warner will preach at
Randolph next Sunday in exchange with
Rev. Mr.. Ladd.
Mrs. c. A. Greer has returned to Water
bury, Conn.,, after spending the summer at
T.. E. Cushman's.
Mrs Fred Lamb and son returned to
New York Thursday after spending five
weeks at Echo Farm.
Six cattle belonging to Alonzo Bryant
were placed in the town pound Thursday
by Edgar L. Dearing.
IL. c. Gilbert has been at his old home in
HI. Il -
vesting the corn crop.
Victor Reed has returned home and is
expecting to work for DIR. r. NJ. Chase in
his Mo Hair business.
James McBridge is in Winchester, n. !
H., where he has an engagement to work
in tannery for few weeks.
X. p. Stockwell has sent his household [
goods to Worcester, Mass, and Mrs /
Stockwell returned there Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Larock returned to |
Essex Junction Saturday after spending a
week with his father, John Larock.
Miss Sara Henry, who has been visiting |
her uncle Hugh Henry, at Chester for the /
past three weeks, has returned home.
Rev. Wilmond A. Warner was in Bar
nard Sunday as the speaker at a memorial 1
service in honor Of the late president.
Hon. c. w. Winters of st. Adams, at
torney or the G. V. r. r. was in town 4
Friday investigating the Buhr accident.
John Wheeler has engaged to work for
the firm of Edison q Chadwick of White i
River Junction.
DR.. E. c. Beckett and Mrs S. P. Wash
burn OF Boston were the guests last week /
of Hon. r. j. Flint.
Mrs. Martha Graham is moving her
household furniture to the X. P. Stock
well house, where she is to reside in the /
future.
Matthew Hussey and wife Of Rutland
and Miss Mary Chadwick and Miss WEIGH .
of the same city visited friends in town /
lart week.
j. H. Waldo has obtained permanent |
employment with the B. & NJ. r. h. and /
his family joined him last week at |
Gloucester.
1t is requested that all library books out |
be returned this week and no books will |
be issued Saturday as it is time to take the 4
inventory for the annuahstatement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Ingalls, and child |
arrived from Exeter, n. H., Wednesday |
of last week to visit his father, Alden In |
gals.
Faber Benedict thinks he can claim the |
prize on large potatoes. From one hill he /
dug eight tubers weighing eight pounds. /
beside several smaller ones.
Carlton ellison and family of Nyack, n. |
Y, are spending a two weeks vacation |
with his brother and sister, II. H. ellison /
and Mrs Sarah Sturtevant.
DR.. and Mrs. L. S. Breed and daughter. 4
Miss Luella, of Roslindale, Mass, were ia 1
town Thursday of last week on their way /
to their old home at Pittsfeld
Mrs. F. o. Roberts has returned from a
three weeks visit in New York. During
her absence she attended the funeral OF a
safa I, 4 i 81 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence bearing and two
children Of West Derry, n. H., are spend I
ing week visiting friends IN this town. l
They are stopping with G. L. Chadwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas I.Janes OF SPRING
field, Mass, are spending two weeks at
the Bascom House and visiting scenes of
Mr.. James boyhood, he being a native Of
this town.
Merton Dickerson has taken the job of
getting out the lumber on the Barnard +
wood lot owned by W. II. Edmunds, c.
ID. Cushing and G. II. Kidder. It is esti-
mated that there VIII be nearly a million
feet.
Charles II. Osgood is getting his materi-
ais and supplies into shape to do the con-
cretng work in this village. Many of the /
crossings need dressing over and the side
walks in many places are in need of re-
pairs.
Richard Wilson returned last week from
New York where he has been engaged the
past summer in civil engineering work.
Monday be went to Burlington to resume
his studies as a member of the senior class
at the L. V. NJ.
The next public whist party for the BEN
eft of the free library viii be given by
Mrs. II. ii. Gibson at her home next Tues
day. Oct. Sth. from 1880 to $3.50 p. m. All
are invited, young and old. There viii be
some nice prizes.
Principal G. s. Wright Of the Whitcomb
High school went 10 Cambridge, Mass.
Friday for Mrs. Wright. who has been i'll
with malaria at that city. Mrs. Wright
was unable to return with him, although
she seems to be recovering.
Rev. W. A. Warner, Dea. Alonzo Emery,
Dea and Mrs G. II. Miller and Miss Ann
Sargent were the delegates from the Bethel 1
church to the annual convention Of the