Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-11-21
Bethel Local Intelligence,
George chase Is in Boston.


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o. p. Shaw is slowly recovering from
severe sickness.
Abbott went to Boston last week
with a car Of potatoes.
Up. Marsh has been confined to his
house this week with sickness.
New steps and platform have been erect
ed in front OF the postotiice block.
r. b. Southworth is working in the
blacksmith shop of James Manix.
Abbott a Cady have been earring pota-
toes to market the past week, paying soc.
FIR. TYLER has obtained the situation of
superintendent of a tannery at Lima, Ohio
j. Wesley Miller is living in Gaysville
where he has charge Of the NJ. f. church.
Mrs. Kate Kimball Webster was in town
last Friday visiting her father, G. II, kim
ball
h. f. Harlow has moved from Bridge
street into a tenement in the Sylvester
block.
Miss Waldo Curtis Of Canton, Mass, is
spending two weeks with her uncle, {. +.
Waldo.
August Whitaker has engaged rooms in
the Fasssett block and viii go to house
keeping.
Hugh Wilson went to Boston Monday
to enter the employ OF the Boston Elevated
r. K. Co.
Mrs. ID. c. Remington and Mrs Fred
Blackmer Of Newport, n. H., were in town
this week.
Mrs. Susan T. Jones Of Barre is spending
few weeks with her granddaughter, Mrs.
Harry Lease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler OF Springfield
are spending few days with his mother,
Mrs. Il. n. Smith.
Miss Mary Gibson returned the first of
the week from five weeks visit with
friends in New York.
Mrs. A. Lee Cady returned Tuesday
from weeks stay in Rutland with Miss
Elizabeth Whitmarsh.
Miss Celia Brooks and Chas. Brooks re-
turned Monday from weeks visit to rel
atives in Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. Melissa Neif has moved to Gays
vile, where she will make her home in the
future with her daughter.
Dana H. Morse of Randolph, deputy in
spector OF oranges, inspected Rising Star
grange last Saturday evening.
w. A. Chatfield was the delegate of the
Methodist 5. s. at the Sunday School con-
vention at Nergennes recently.
Rev. Il. A. Read viii preach special
ing at the Universalist church.
Evelyn, daughter of Roscoe Morse, has
been quite III with tonsilitis, which deyel-
oped into a painful quinsy sore.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
postofIice addressed TO Miss Carrie NJ. An
mis-, Alanson Judd and Mr.. Stone.
The ladies of the Universalist church
are making extensive preparations for
their coming fair the 18th OF December.
Miss l.. Mayo has moved her dressmak-
ing establishment from the Bascom House
TO the tenement in the house of Mn. Ken
dali.
Miss Maybelle Greene is acting as SUBJ
stitute for Miss Harriet Fisher in the pri-
mary department OF the Whitcomb High
school.
The ladies connected with the Methodist
society gave an excellent chicken pie sup
per at Gushing hall Wednesday evening of
last week.
Mrs. Read win give an address at the
Uniyersalist church next Sunday evening.
Her subject will be, "our average, here
and there
Robert Noble has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate OF the late Nelson
Ellison and J. G. Sargent and VIM. r.. Ad-
ans, commissioners.
II. + Grant has been laid off from duty
on his truck team for several days on ac-
count OF stepping on nail. Frank Rice
has been driving his team.
W. c. Coifman of New York. a mining
EXPERT, is in town this week. Mr.. Coffman
is engaged in looking up the mineral de-
posts in Tweed River valley.
Mrs. Jane Alden, who has been house.
keeping for Mrs. Martha Arnold the past
year, has gone to join her daughter, Mrs.
Bixby, who lives in Massachusetts,.
G. F. Lewis, formerly of the firm Of
Martin & Lewis Of this town, has been APP
pointed postmaster at North Chester
where he is now located in business.
Abbie and Cora TYLER gave a Joint birth
day party last Thursday evening to their
young friends. Abbie Tyler is thirteen
years old this month and Cora eleven.
Edward Pippin received word last week
that his son, Harold, had nearly severed
the middle and first fingers of the left
hand while playing with circular saw.
Employees OF the New England Tele-
phone Co. were in town last week and in
stalled In the Bethel tavern a slot tele-
phone, similar to that in the Bascom House.
The Tuesday club met this week with
Mrs. +. y. Chapman. The program con-
sisted Of a study of the life OF the late VIM
Shakespeare and a discussion of current
events.
Mrs. J. Al. Fisher OF Cabot spent last
week 10 town caring for her daughter,
Miss Harriet Fisher. teacher in the Whit
comb High school. who has been in with
tolsilitis.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage Of Leon Baker, formerly 81
this town and a student OF the Whitcomb
High school and Miss Matte Bemis Of
Glens Falls, n. Y.
Mrs. Haanah Wilson left Friday for
Springfield, Mass, where she win make
her home ia he future. Her son. Rufus
Wilson, will Join her soon. Aaron Wilson
expects to 90 TO Colorado about Dec. 1st.
The regular annual inspection OF Daniel
Lille post, 10. 81. G.. A. r., viii be held
next SATURDAY evening. The attendance
of every member is requested. An oyster
supper will be served after the business
meeting.
Samuel W. Bowen has brought suit
against Nathan A. Dastin for personal in
juries, allegi z 500 damages. This Is the
outcome Of discussion held Sunday, the