Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-27
Bethel Local Intelligence.
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J.H. Waldo is engaged at the R. r. de
pot at Concord, n II.
s. G Durham is visiting his grandchil-
dren in Walpole, y H.
George w Berry and family came home
for the summer last Friday.
Harlan p. Paige OF Boston iss visiting
his brother, Willis f. Paige.
Miss Stella Adams returned last week
from Hillsboro Bridge, y. H.
Miss Gertrude 6ilman went to Roxbury
last week to work in the hotel.
5. G. Durham left last week for visit
to relatives at Westmoreland, n. H.
Miss Grace Topper has been spending
the past week with friends in Barre.
Ned Cram, son of Arthur n. Cram, Of
Burlington is visiting friends in town
/ w. H. Edmunds was in Burlington last
week attending the G. A. r. convention.
! c. w. Hulett OF Rochester was in town
| Tuesday looking after his telephone line.
/ Dana Durham is at home from Rutland,
stopping with his father, w. A. Durham.
Miss Lillian Reeve Of Bridgeport, Conn.
| is spending the summer with Miss Kate
| Billiard.
Miss Josephine Grout of Waterbury is
with her sister, Mrs. II. B. Lease, for the
summer
Miss Sarah NJ. Gay returned to Boston
Tuesday after spending two weeks with
Mrs. c. G. Stearns.
Mrs A. Lee Gady and Miss Elizabeth
Whitmarsh were in Rochester several DAYS
the first of the week.
Horace Hood Of East Corinth is making
his home for the present with his sister,
Mrs. E. +. Chamberlin.
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recent severe illness and is thought to be
ont of immediate danger.
Miss Annie Lamson has gone to Leba-
non. \. H., to work in the family Of Mrs.
George Giles, her cousin.
Mrs. E. \. Smith intends to visit her
daughter, Mrs. ". F. Perley, at Bellows
Falls the last Of this week.
Rev. C. H. Wells was one Of the judges
at the prize speaking at Norwich /
University Tuesday evening.
Rev. W. A. Warner was away on |
vacation and there was no service at the /
Congregational church last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Gillette and Mr.. aud |
Mrs Scott Gillette are attending com |
meneement AT Norwich university this |
week.
E. y. Smith is at home this week from a
eanvassing trip in Massachusetts,. He
expects to start out again the latter part of
this week.
There will be a public whist party at the
home of Mrs. Z. Il. Cushman TUESDAY
next from to 5 p. m, for the benefit of
the public library.
George Chase came home from Tufts
college last week and is attending
commencement exercises at Goddard
Seminary this week.
Bishop A. c. A. Hall viii make his
annual visitation to Christ church parish
next Sunday at 80 D. m. The rite OF
confirmation viii be administered.
Mr.. and Mrs George d. Haven arrived
last week at Forrest Southards for che |
summer. They drove their own team
from their home at somerville, Mass.
G. II. Upper enters july / upon six
weeks engagement with the firm of f L.
Kahn of Hamilton, Ohio, introducing
their stoves through the state Of Vermont.
The new time table of the c. Y. R.sR.
went into effect last week. by which the
White Mountain express was added.
There is no change in the arrival of local
trains
County court at Woodstock adjourned
Tuesday morning TO meet again July %
for the purpose Of allowing the farmers
and members Of the legal profession to get
in their hay.
The post office department has awarded
to ID. ID. Howe the contract of carrying the
Woodstock and Bethel mail for four years
from next July /, at compensation of
s597.49 per year.
Children's Sunday was observed at the !
Universalist church last Sunday. There
was a large attendance. Three infants
were baptized and four young people
Joined the church.
NJ. r. Courser and son Of Townsend
have been spending several weeks with !
friends and relatives in this vicinity. Mr.. {
gourser has been in the hotel business at !
Townsend but has recently sold out.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. G. stickney and I
Miss Cornelia Stickney were at Norton.
Mass, last week to attend the gradaation ]
Of Miss Mary stickney at Wheaton {
They were accompanied home !
by Miss Mary Stickney. {
August Whitaker and Miss Annie Hill
were married last Sunday evening by Rev. |
E. A. Read. Mr.. Whitaker was in the
employ for many years of 5. B. Day but is q
now working for w. c. Lattimer, and
Miss Hill is employed in the house Of Mr.
Day.
NJ. d, Brown OF Lebanon was in town I,
Wednesday and has bought the NJohn
Booth sawmill property at East Bethel ,
Mr.. Brown takes Immediate possession
I ~ y III hloNt MS idHlllN from Lebanon. .
MIR. Booth will join his family. who are !
living at Maplewood, Mass !
Thomas c. Farndale, chief yoeman in I
he Y. ;. navy, died at Baltimore. Md, {
Tuesday OF last week. Mr. Farndale was a :
brother of Mrs. w. II. Creac.er and was a
frequent visitor in Bethel and was liked :
Tor his genial and winning manner He :
lad served on the Miantonomoh and
Nesuyius.
J. II. Carr, station agent at Bethel on the s
7, Y. X. r., was married at St Armand. p \
2, last evening to Miss Symlngton of that E
own. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr are in Quebec 4
his week and expect to be in Bethel the I
irst Of next week, Mr.. Carr has many 7
friends in town who viii congratulate tn a
ais new move. 3
Truman Henry Stafford, a former resi- a
lent OF this locality and more recently a u
professor in Williams college. died at v
" llllamstown, Mass, last week. Mr. Saf- c
ord. when young man, won consider il
lble notoriety in this locality BY his Won Il
iertul gift for figuring and will be well c
emembered by the Older inhabitants.
Relatives IN town Of Mrs. Frank T,1cl-a, n