Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-12
Bethel Local Intelligence


land, Me.
Judge c. H. Markham of Pomfret was in
town Monday.
Capt. j. w. Simmons of Brandon is in
Bethel this week.
E. n Davis is visiting relatives in
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Lulu Graham, teller at the bank,
spent Tuesday at Pittstield.
Mrs. b. G. Davis went to Methuen, Mass,
Tuesday TO join her husband.
The /. O. B. G. club met with Miss May
belle Greene Tuesday evening.
Mrs. II. F. Woods returned Monday
from weeks visit at Rochester.
Elbridge f. Twitchell is reported quite
i'll and threatened with pneumonia.
Dennis Hickey has built nice new hen
house on his farm ON Royalton hill.
Mrs. r. w. Morse visited her father,
Newell Byam, In Mortified last week.
George /. Abbott, Jr.. is on the road TO
recovery from his recent severe illness.
Mrs. Ernest Maynard Of Holyoke Mass,
WAS in town last week visiting friends.
Mrs. X. p. Stockwen of Worcester,
Mass, arrived at +. p. Fishers Tuesday.
Hiram Owen went to Chicopee, Mass,
Wednesday to visit his son, Eugene Owen.
Miss Mollie Kimball has gone to Boston
for a weeks stay to study the fall styles OF
dressmaking.
Willis r. Edmunds has gone to Rutland
where he has position in the Combina-
ton Cash store.
Mrs. Grace Smith Of Springfield, Mass,
arrived last week to visit her niece, Mrs.
Hannah Wilson.
A slight frost was experienced by some
of the farmers Sunday night, but very lit
tie damage was done.
Mrs. Mary A. Parker returned Saturday
from Hyde Park where she has been
spending the summer.
Rev b. c. Roberts OF Barre viii officiate
at Christ church next Sunday in exchange
with Rev. c. II. Wells.
Miss Lucy Wells of Barre was the guest
of her brother, Rev. G. IL. Wells, Thursday
and Friday of last week.
Mrs. F. II. Hundley joined her husband
at Montpelier last Thursday, where they
will reside in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Belding returned to
Northampton Wednesday after spending a
month at Frank r. Burnett's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Smith of Pawtucket, !
II. l., visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Morse /
at Cedar Park farm last week.
Thos. Arnold, clerk for C. w. Marston |
at Montpelier, is taking a weeks vacation |
with friends and relatives in this vicinity |
Miss Mcpherson Of Concord, n. H., and !
Miss Howe of Nashua, n. H., have been |
recent guests of Mrs. Martha A. Gushing. |
George Marsh is moving his stock of /
grocery goods into the rooms in the Bas-
com House block formerly occupied by
Green Bros.
Mrs. A. j. Davis has returned from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Henderson, at
Fitchburg, Mass. Mrs. Henderson ac- /
companied her home.
c. Haynes, the South Royalton ice man,
has exhausted his supply of ice and is now /
supplying his customers with ice from the /
Lake Ansel ice house.
About twenty-five members OF the con- \
gregation OF Rev. c. II. Wells held a very \
enjoyable picnic on the farm of Aaron /
Wilson last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elver Hoisington returned I
to Boston last week after spending
month with his father, Sayles Hoisington, I
and with other relatives.
Dennis Hickey and daughter. Miss I
Florence, are in Middlebury this week at I
tending the annual fair Of the Addison 4
County Agricultural association.
Guy Smith has returned from Mooers, 4
n. Y, where he has been spending the /
summer, and viii work for DIR. 0. ID. /
Greene and attend the Whitcomb High |
school.
Miss Allie Pearsons OF Emporia, Kan, |
was the guest Of her uncle, Edison Emery, /
the first of the week She went to Ram /
dolph Wednesday with Mr.. Emery to Wis |
it relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Lewis of Rochester |
were in town Monday. Mr. Lewis has |
closed his engagement at Granville, where /
he has been running cream separator |
this summer.
c. S, Emery, A. Lee Cadv, F. L. Martin, |
f. A. Davis, DIR. w. d. Huntington, H. H. |
Cushman, w. NJ. Fisher and Chas. Martin 1
attended the Fish and Game banquet at 4
Isle La Motto last Friday.
Mrs. G. w. Eaton of Geneseo. H., Mrs. |
Loves, her daughter, and grandchild are
guests Of Hon. r. J. Flint, brother of Mrs. I
Eaton. This is Mrs. Eaton's first visit in I
her old home for twenty-one years
The following officers have been elected 1
for the Christian Endeavor society :-Miss 1
Julia Miller, president; Miss Nellie Flynn, 1
vice president; Francis Sargent, recording /
secretary; Miss Annie Graham, treasurer. +
w. II. Wright, owner Of the farm at /
East Bethel formerly owned by L. NJ. 4
Wood. arrived in town this week from his I
home in Groton, Mass. Mr. Wright is
picking up stock TO send to Massachusetts. 4
Deputy Sheriff B. c. Rogers has been 4
doing considerable OF the sheriff work OF .
High Sheriff ID. c. Jones, who is seriously 4
ill., Mr.. Rogers was in Brandon, Rutland .
and other points on the west side of the I
mountain last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Burney Martin of Wash
ington. ID. c., were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard j. Brooks last week on their way +
to Rochester, their former home Mr.. /
Martin has a position in the census de-
partment at Washington.
Word has been received of the death at
st. Adams Monday Of the infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry l.. Chadwick, for
merlv of this town. The remains were
brought to Bethel Wednesday for inter-
ment in Cherry Hill cemetery.
A. L. Currier. mail carrier between Bethel /
and Gaysville. has found that his present
a bode in Lillieville makes somewhat too
much travel and will move to the village
and live in the ID. T. Dyke house on Church
street, formerly occupied by Delbert II.
Dyke.
Prof Peabody Of the Massachusetts, In
stitute OF Technology and Mrs. Peabody /
and Miss Jones, who have been spending
ing the past month at G. II. kimballs, left +
Friday They are to be in Barnard this
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