Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-24
Bethel Local Intelligence

Bethel Local Intelligence
Mrs. Clara Jackmsn has gone to Mon
tague, Mass.
Miss Susie Fifeld is visiting relatives in
Williamstown.
Miss Clara Baker is visiting friends at
Lebanon, N. ID.
Mrs. 8. T. Coy OF Bellows Falls is at Al.
Davis this week.
Mrs. j. II. Waldo is confined to the
house by illness.
Miss Lulu Lincoln has been visiting
friends In Barnard.
A son was born 10 Miss Lizzie Smith OF
Bethel 'Lympus Jan. 9TH.
Miss Nellie Cloran has been visiting
friends in West Hartford.
c. r. Noble returned last week from a
months trip to New York.
Albert Degognieux is intending to go
TO Providence, x. l., to work.
VIII sherlock is in charge OF the lower
section on the Rochester railroad.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
w. Clifford OF East Bethel Jan. Is.
Miss Daisy Diamond OF Tunbridge has
been a recent guest OF X. 8. Adams.
Mrs. J. W. Hebard has been confined to
her bed with sickness since Christmas.
Mrs. Geo. E.Clark Is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Irving NJ. Frost, at Montpelier.
Frank Strong OF Norwich University
visited Mrs. NJ. r. Harrington this week
Mrs. Richard r. Robinson OF Randolph
is boarding for the winter at the Baseom
House.
b. c. Rogers has received from Sheriff
ID. &. Jones the appointment OF deputy
sheriff.
H.F. Woods and F. b. Markham are up
the river painting buildings for the w. X.
v. X. X.
Mrs. Royal Upper and children have
returned from a months visit to friends
in Rochester.
Mrs. Sarah Chapman, Bethel's oldest
woman, is confined to the bed with
bilious attack.
Mrs. j. A. Graham is assisting In the
store OF Topper Il Graham during the in
ventory season.
Lynn Chadwick was off duty few days
last week by threat Of a quinsy sore,
which was averted.
Clinton Merrill OF Royalton is running
the meat cart OF Bert Sargent during the
illness Of the latter.
Mrs. w. Z. Waldo is in Lebanon this
week, called there by the sickness OF her
sister, Mrs. Hosmer.
At the Uniyersallst church next Sunday
Rev. f. A. Reads subject will be 1.-The
Forward Movement"
Additional grip patients are F. Scott
Blossom, Mrs. B. Il. Davis, Mrs. +. A..
Read and VIII Larock.
Catholic services were held In Cushing
hill laa Aundav Eof nrOnUhin nf
Woodstock officiating.
J. II. Waldo, who is in the employ OF
the b. and Nj. r. r. at Gloucester, is at
home Tor short vacation.
The date for the Blasdell orchestra con.
cert has been changed from Saturday to
Friday evening OF this week.
Frank s. Merrill, formerly night watch
man at the tannery, has entered the em-
ploy OF the Rochester railroad.
w. II. Chilson, constable of Sharon, ac-
companied by Mrs. Chilson, was the guest
OF b. C.Rogers last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Lille left Thursday
for Westford, N. Y, where MIR. Lille has
position on the street railway.
q. II. Upper has returned from his
trip TO Boston and other points. Mrs.
Topper will not come for few weeks.
Rev. @. b. johnson OF Burlington win
oiiieiate at Christ church next Sunday at
the usual hour and administer holy com.
munion.
Miss Esther Cook returned to her home
in Rochester Saturday after spending a
week with her aunt, Mrs. II. IT, Woods.
Among the recent sufferers from severe
attacks OF the grip are Mrs. c. Q. Stearns,
Mrs. James MaDix and Austin Lattimer.
Miss Edith Greene is sick with the grip
and detained from her duties as musical
Instructor in the Whitcomb High school.
Mrs. Frank Sylvester and son, William,
are visiting at NJ. Sylvester's. She is now
making her home with her father in
Keene, N. II.
Miss Elizabeth Richardson, a teacher
in the Whitcomb High school last year,
now has position in the public schools
OF Minneapolis, MIN.
Capt. A. w. Thomas, ga man OF myster-
les" gave entertainments in the town
hall last week under the auspices Of the
local lodge OF Odd Fellows.
Will Ellis OF sWanton called on friends
in town Saturday on his way to Pittsheld
to visit his father, Andrew Ellis. Mr..
Ellis successfully engaged in the harness
business at Swanton.
Alonzo Bryant, whose arrest for cruelty
to animals was noted in last weeks issue,
has been released on bail which was fur
nished by John Morse, Sr. The trial will
not come until June.
Cold weather, hot fires, chimneys burn
ing out has been the sequence OF affairs
that has caused excitement lately in the
households OF j. q. Sargent, ID. G. Rogers,
Mrs. r. Z. Child and F. L. Martin.
c. w. Marston, formerly a merchant IN
town, has lately located in Montpelier
where he has small notion store, the
only one in Montpelier. He writes to 9
friend In Bethel that he has a rushing
trade.
Married, at Randolph Jan. 10th by Rev
F. q. Rainey, pastor OF the Nj. f. church
Mr.. Walter Eugene Chamberlin, son Of
Geo. L. Chamberlin OF this town, anC
Miss Lena Mabel Cole OF Rochester, siste
OF Will Cole Of Bethel.
w. ID. Whitaker OF Keene, N. II.
brother OF w. q. Whitaker OF this town
has presented the Bethel Free Library
with a copy OF "Museum OF Antiquities
by L. w. Yaggy and t. L. Haines, a verl
useful look and one that will be mucl
appreciated.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Cong