Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-23
Bethel Local Intelligence.

Mrs. w. II. Smith is seriously i'll.
e. II. Kittredge OF Burlington was in
town Wednesday.
Ex-Gov. 8. f. Pingree of Hartford was
on the street Monday.
E. A. Davis went TO Boston Thursday OF
last week on business trip.
A nine pound son was born May l1th 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Maddren.
b. c. Noble OF Windsor spent Sunday
with his brother, G. =. Noble.
Mrs. Lyman Child fell last Saturday
night and fractured her left arm.
Miss Gertrude Ellis of Pittsfield visited
at Mrs. ID. r. Blossoms Monday.
c. w. Marston of Montpelier made a
business trip to Bethel last week.
Frank Olmstead of East Barnard spent
Sunday with his family in this town.
Mrs. II. H. Paige OF Randolph made a
short visit TO friends in town Thursday
Albert Bowen came home Saturday
from Windsor, where he has been at work
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Pollard Of Bellows
Falls were in town several days last week.
Frank Bowman OF New Ipswich, So
Oak, is in town with a view OF locating
here.
In turning his horse loose recently F. II.
Chamberlin received severe kick in his
hand.
G. II. Kidder has much improved his
residence on River street with a coat OF
paint.
The Harrington creamery paid Zoe. for
butter fat and lSc. for butter during
April.
John Keleher is engaged in extensive
repairs on his dwelling on North Man
street. "a
Employees of the Empire View Co. Of
New York are taking photographs OF local
scenes.
r. II. Sawyer, receiver Of the White
River Valley Il. r., returned from Boston
Monday.
F.P. Bowman is employed in working
up attendance TO the Pan American eX-
position.
Deputy Sheriff B. G. Rogers was called
to Montpelier on business several days last
week.
Dr. Don d. Grout of Waterbury visited
his daughter, Mrs. Harry b. Lease, last
Saturday.
Mrs. Godfrey Sumner OF Warren has
been a recent guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ly-
man Child.
Horace Hood OF East Corinth has been a
Chamberlin
Col. e. A. ellison of New York city ar
rived last Saturday to spend a few weeks
in this town.
II. Wing is laying the foundation Of
a farm barn, i0Ox6O feet, on the John
Wheeler farm.
Mrs. Markham OF Hancock has moved
into the tenement house in the rear of the
Bascom House.
Miss Annie Whitcomb of Gaysville is
employed in the dressmaking rooms Of
Mrs r. s. Rood.
Mrs. w. II. Adams is fast recovering
from her recent severe attack OF acute
Bright's disease.
Mrs. Adna Adams OF Randolph has
been the guest the past two weeks of Mrs.
r. A. Chadwick.
G. Il. Claflin received severe hurt on
his hand Thursday while coupling cars on
the Rochester R.R.
The goods of w S. Chase were moved
the first OF the week TO Franklin, N. H.,
his present residence.
Mrs. Bertha Dean returned to Brattle-
boro Monday after two weeks visit to
her father, "A. II. Gillette
f. H. HundIey and Miss Lizzie f. Smith
were married May 18th by w. g. Whit
lakert justice OF the peace.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. l.. Messer were called to
Royalton Friday, to attend the funeral of
Bert Lyman, brother of Mrs. Messer.
Chas Osgood, who bought the Ben
Abbott place in Stockbridge, moved from
Canaan, \. H., to his new purchase last
week.
Miss Lydia Atkinson, organist at the
Methodist chapel, was presented by the
society with handsome teachers bible
Sunday.
Town Clerk w. X. Adams reports that
has rain gauge indicated total fall Of 81
inches of rain from Friday to Monday in
elusive.
Arrangements have been made for ball
game Saturday on Webster's field between
the Bethel and Rochester High school
nines There are some excellent ball
players in both mines and an interesting
game is expected.