Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-11
BETHEL.

De nc ELL.
Miss Mae Savage closed a success.
full term OF school at Rochester We'd
neSday OF last week.
Miss Ella Mosher of Rochester Wis
tied at Miss May Blossom IS last week.
Miss Gertrude Hopkins Of Somer.
vile. Mass arrived 70. her fathers
c. o. Hopkins last >,.Aday.
Miss Alice, Bryau. Ut Revere, Mass,
is visiting her uA.le, 9. o. Hopkins.
Mrs. H. E. Grant has been quite
sick the past week with an attack Of
pneumonia.
Earl Rice was at home from Stone.
ham, Mass, at his fathers over Sun
day.
Perrin Whitaker who has been at
work in the asylum at Waterbury is
at home.
Delbert Dyke has closed his meat
market in the Bethel Tavern block
and is working in Claremont, N. ii.
Percy Adams is somewhat recover
ing from his long and severe attack of
rheumatism. 1t was six years ago
July It'll when he was compelled to
give up work. A new treatment OF
massage is being administered by his
brother, Arthur Adams to which his
improvement is ascribed.
Mrs. John Cairns Of Quechee visited
friends in town last week.
W. T. Rogers and c. H. Kidder
lost COW apiece by lightning last
week.
Earl Blossom Of Middlebury visited
his grandmother, Mrs. o. r. Blossom
last week.
Master Bonnie Taylor Of Woodstock
is visiting his uncle, W. T. Rogers.
Mrs. VIM. Merserve, daughter and
grand daughter of Buffalo, N. Y, are
visiting relatives in town.
If E. J. Allen and Mrs. Frank AL.
len of East Barnard had had a 25c,
bottle Of MaXham's balm their horses
would not have died of collie last
week.
Edward Bowen the young lad i'm
plicated with burglar Merrill is one of |
our brightest and srnartest boys and is |
out of one of our best families, much |
sorrow i; felt for the boy and mis-. pa
rents and family by the people. Mr..
Bartlett has the reputation OF always |
having been an excellent citizen and
upright man while, 1t is now thought |
that Merrill has cussedness enough
wrapped up in him to stock a whole !
neighborhood. He has been the |
night watch man at the tannery; it
now appears from keys found in his
possession that his watching has been
mostly done along the village streets
and the engine room of the tannery.
We learn tnay considerable properly
stolen from the railroad station and
other places was found at his house.
Master Orville Reed of Somerville. I
Mass, is at G. O. Hopkins this sum
mer.
Miss Addie Bradbury is quite fee.
BILE from nerve weakness brought on
by the recent death Of her father and
The dwelling house Of Ruel Mills in
The east part Of the town was struck
by lightning on Friday evening but
fortunately but little damage was
oone' '.a1.
Many Of our farmers are suffering
from the continued unsettled weather
Tor haying, more or less hay lying ex.
posed to the storm.
George E. Clark and wife attended
the funeral Of his mother at Lowell.
Mass, last week having been called
there sometime before BY her illness.
Mrs. Frank Olmstead does not re.
cover from, her illness as fast as her
many friends wish that she might.
The celebration Of the Glorious
Fourth IN this village was quite
pleasant one. The procession Of the
Trades People although not so long
IS that OF two years ago containe d
'ome excellent features. G. D. Cush.
ng as usual had pretty thing in his
loaf carrying bis miniature odd ,
Mill" Upper and Graham had a
pleasing representation of their ,
plumbing business" J. P. Marsh
lad tine ideal sketch. The prettieSt
eature of which was couple of Indi. |
N girls not exactly true to life as thev
we're much prettier than any native {
ndian girl that we have ever seen. S
1. Z. Grants truck wagon decked in
he National emblemS was transform. !
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