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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-14

Mrs. Harrison asked him If he recog-
nized her and he replied that he aid.
At noon Of the same day he recognized
his aunt, Mrs. Newcomer feebly greet
ing her as "Aunty" when she came to
his bedside.
In the sick mans dellrlum which last.
ed from late Sunday night until he be.
came totally unconscious Tuesday az.
ternoon, his mind wandered back over
the great scenes Of his life. Now he
was the soldier charging with his
column and again he was the states.
man speaking before the convention
that named him for President
A DEATH MASK TAKEN.
fndianapnlls March 14-Late this AZ.
ternoon John II, Mahoney, the sculptor,
% tn.B city, TOOK "a plaster cast for a
death mask of Gen. Harrison.
ALL STATES NOTIFIED.
Indianapolis, Ind. March 13.-Acting
on the instructions Of Gov. Durbln
Charles Il. Wilson, his private secre-
tary, today sent kilograms to the gov
ernors OF every State and Territory in
the Union, informing them that the
body OF Gen. Harrison will lie In state
In the Indiana capitol Saturday, that
the military display Of the State will
be made on that day aud that the fun
eral on Sunday will be of a private
nature.
Acting on an order OF the governor,
Adlt, Gen. Gore issued an order calling
out the entire State militia, consisting
OF thirty-two companies and three bait
terles OF artillery The troops viii ar
rive Friday night and Saturday morn
ing and viii remain until Sunday even
ing.
1t was arranged TO have the body
lie In state from u noon, or shortly be-
fore that hour, until 10 o'clock Satur-
day night when II will be returned TO
the Harrison home, where IT, will re-
main until time for the funeral SER
vices Sunday afternoon, The militia
Will form, under the command of Brig.
Gen. Mckee in Washington street in
front Of the capitol. at 10 o'clock Sat
urday morning and will move TO the
Harrison home, Promptly at II o'clock
the body will be taken from the home
and placed In the funeral car to be
taken to the state house. In addition
" N'NNf' Va wv SNaiu Nit tbtDTl
viii be made up of several grand army
posts. The Seventeen Indiana regi-
ment, to which Gen. Harrison be.
longed. will be the guard Of honor
marching Immediately in front of the
funeral car Immediately ahead of the
regiment will be the Grand Army posts
and I'm front Of them the State troops.
The same arrangements as prevailed
at the time the body Of Gen. Lawton
and again when the body Of Gov.
Mount lay In state in the capitol, will
prevail Saturday.
While the body Is lying In state IL
VIII be guarded by detach1ents from
the artillery battalion
AN EMBARRASSING SITUATION. |
Indianapolis, Ind, March li.--An en-
barrasslng condition has been caused |
by the fact that the st. Patrlck's Day
parade Is set to take place at the same
time as Gen, Harrisons funeral 2 |
o'clock Sunday afternoon. It has been
thought that perhaps the managers OF
the st. Patrck's Day celebration will |
change their plans. They will make
final decision tonight.
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SEED FOR INDIANS.
Those in Southern Utah Soon TO be
Supplied.
Especial to the oNews.ol

Especial to the 'News")
Washington, D, c.. March 14.--sen-
ator Kearns called at the Indian office
this afternoon 10 see the commissioner
about having seed sent TO the Indians
in Southern Utah. He stated to the
commissioner that $500 will be sufficient
to supply the Indians seed who are now
In need. Mr.. Jones said that he would
be able to let the senator know in a
few days If he could grant the request.
IDAHO NATIONAL BANKS.
The abstract Of the condition Of the
National banks Of Idaho at the close of
business on February 5, as reported TO
the comptroller of the currency shows
the average reserve held al 80. Is per
cent against IS. 10 per cent Oh December
H. Loans and discounts Increase from
$1,S5l,O59 TO 1892, 256 Gold coin de-
crease from 1856 go TO s224,9S Total
specie from 1927 .OO3. to 1901 9l6. Lawful
money reserve from $397.570 to 1886 7O4,
Individual deposits from 1886, 500 to
50. 70i,6 62.
PENSIONS.
Pensions granted-Idaho, original.
John Rhodes, Boise, So Wyoming,
widows. Sarah NJ. Hoagland Embar,
IS.
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NO FORMAL RECESS.

There was no formal recess In the
House this noon. The members Just
walked out and were In their places
again at O'clock A number OF re-
ports were received at that hour,
among which was that allowing the ap-
Precipitation OF $4,000 for the Industrial
school.
Under suspension Of the rules House
bill No Pa a substitute for No. ll3, by
the committee on municipal corpora
lions was read the first and second
times The bill allows heads OF police
and fire departments and subordinate
officers a hearing before their commits
sioners I'm which cause must be shown
before they can be removed from their
positions.
The report on Senate joint memorial
M 6. by Sherman. for the creation OF
forest reserves was adopted and the
men orial passed.
Under the head Of third reading OF
b,lla Senate hill No. "a. by Murdoch,
defining the duties Of the dairy COM
missioner. was first called up. Mr.. VIII
liams explained the few immaterlal
changes in the bill from the existing
law. and the hill was passed unanl-
mously Senate bill No. l22 by the com.
mittee on judiciary, was the next bin
acted on. The purpose Of the bill IL 10
amend the statutes concerning notice
OF intention to lew local assessments In
cities. The committee report was ac-
cepted and the bill passed.
House bill No. 2H was then read for
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CHILDREN ARRIVE.
GENERALS LAST WORDS.

The last ineligible words spoken by
Gen, Harrison were TO his wife Tuesday
afternoon. shortly before he lapsed into
total inconsistencies. At that time
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-15
WASHINGTON.

Mrs. Ella Spencer has returned ifoz
Gardner, Mass.
A son was born to Mr.. and Nm 9. i
Parker Thursday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Seayer Of williamsioWn all
ed on friends here last week.
Mrs. J. T. Walker Is visiting her diaga-
ter, Mrs. Justin ketchum IN BARR.
v. w. Curtis Of Waliham, Mass .
visiting his parents for a few weeks
Mrs. Hiram. Biesotte and Mrs. Jessli
Mayott have returned from Palmer AA'a
Alma Clough accompanied By two %, ri
friends, was AZ home from East Barre ~
day.
Hon. John c. Pope Of Minnesos :
visiting friends here after an absehN g
40 years.
J. +. Calef and family and Mis. ny
Calef are attending the Pan-Amefiesh ~
position.
Miss Allie Tiliotson has returned -.
Elgin, MIMI, where she has been 'sAiHs
for several months.
Walter Underhill and Miss Elsie Ap9 y.
OF Chelsea were united IN marras. 4"
week Monday evening BY ReY. T. >
Briggs.
The trustees Of the Uniyersalist ehlissl
have secured Rev. Grant Van biaioom -.
New York as pastor for the year w.
mencing Sept. LIST.
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SHARON.

Mrs. Chas. Roberts Is on the SICK ~
c. Jones is to move into Geo :"
house.
Miss Persis Follett OF Portland Ne
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. DIR. Phelps Of Littleton, y h-
visiting al II. {. Bruce's.
Fred Sawyer and family Of Enos'D's-
Falls are visiting In town.
Mrs. WIN Heath and infant arc VIE =
parents. j. Evans and wife. -
Carl Jones and wife went 20
Wednesday for Old Home Week
Herbert Dow and wife Of ClaIeln'9c
spent last week with her pAfep'''
Wheeler and wife. =
The ladies Of the Baptist society i I,ss.
hold lawn party with Mrs Saii
Wednesday evening, Aug. 2lst. =
Misses Lily and George Mosl .s--.sd.
Claremont. n. H.. are visiting tnti
parents, Smith Bartlett and VIE Z
The marriage OF Mrs. P. W. pe1 s,-r,sf
this town and Rev. Mr.. Coos y, a.
pastor Of the Baptist church, mas wv
nounced at Townsend, Mass.
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NORTH poMFRET

Mrs Victor Bushway remains about ID,
same
=. l. Warren has sold his farm ton. ".
Roberts.
i Arthur Leonard Is home from W.liaz,
college on vacation.
Mrs. Bassett Is stopping for swhisuA
X. StetsOns.
Scott Harrington and family spent san-
day IN South Pomfrct.
A little girl arrived At the home o. H.
and Mrs. r. L. Davis one day last week
Road Commissioner Leonard i repsflas
the roads this week.
Fred Mosher Of south pamifst vsa
Sunday with his mother here
Those who attended the Pan-Amsfian
exposition last week give a very gioslag
report Of the same.
A. r. Roberts OF Kcene, y. H., 4 Watt
ing friends and his father Ia this place
+. W. Burch was at home from 4s
Barnard over Sunday.
Miss Winifred sieison Of Massleha-
sets Is at home ON q vacation.
Miss Mary Heard Of waiiham. Mass, :
at Obed Mhipplc's for the summer.
Misses Bessie and Rena Adams uiunsi
to their home in East Barnard last wssk
:. T.. Livingston died e. biz laie hs1s
last week. the funeral being held q -
house saturday afternoon. The hera7si
family have the sympathy Of their usi'
friends.
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EAST BETHEL.

Booth, the photographer, viii be in
/ Bethel Tuesdays at the studio formerly oe-
cuDied by j. II. Edison
". w. Fowler was in Tanbridge Satur-
day.
Henry 6 eene Of Boston was in the
/ place last wee's.
Fred, Ben, Ida and Gladys Russ VS.
tied in Rochester last week.
/ c. P. Whitney of Fitehburg, Mass, was
at c. c. Whitneys over Sunday.
d.. Chas Hutchinson, specialist, of
Waterbury was in the place last week.
nv. and Mrs. Charles Dean OF Sorth
Boyalton visited Miss II. c. Whitney
lately.
d.. and Mrs. G. E. Greene from Card
ner, Mass, were at Fayette Greene's re-
Gently.
Fred Fowler aud Pansom Buck played
with the Randolph band for the excursion
Friday.
w. l. Hammond entertained his friend
Edwin L. Darling, OF Boston a few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clifford started last
week for carriage drive to the north part
OF the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Fowler of randolph
are visiting Mrs. p. {. House and Others in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Bowen returned
from their visit to Rochester, Ripton and
Middlebury last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Whitney and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Cushman drove to Mid
dlesex last week to spend few days.
DIR. Fish was called early Monday morn
ing to see Mrs. G. c. Whitney. He pro-
nounced her trouble sciatic rheumatism.
Mrs. p. C. House cut Hubbard squash
Aug. 9th that was grown in 1900, which,
when cooked, was as nice as il would have
been last winter.
Mrs. Ellen Rogers, Miss Florence Bos-
worth, Misses Laura and Grata Rogers of
Dixon, ILL.,, and Miss Laura Walker OF
Milwaukee, Wis, are stopping with their
cousin, Mrs. II. w. Fowler. They are
daughter and granddaughter of Horace
Paine, who used to tend a store where
VIM. p. Smith now trades. He also built
the house now used as hotel here.
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BETHEL 'LYMPUs.

b. A. Buttles was in Randolph Saturday.
Charlie Vail spent Sunday with his
brother, Toyal.
Miss Leila Gillette OF Westheld, Mass.
is visiting at the Echo Farm.
Quite a number from here attended the
social at c. Z. Mobiles Wednesday night.
AFRO Allen is visiting his brother, L. p.
Allen, and his sister, Mrs. M. +. Whit
taker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilmington OF Ii
conderoga. y. y, are visiting his father,
John II. " Ellington.
Oren Holbrook, wife and three daugh-
tiers from Randolph visited his uncle, Ed
son Holbrook, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eiver Hoisington and
Miss Lyman OF West Bedford, Mass, are
boarding at S. A. Bowenis.
Mrs. L. r. Goddard and son. Bonnie, of
Stockbridge visited her brother, +. O.
Twitchell, and other relatives the first of
the week.
Perry and Harris Maxfield of Bloom
field, \. j., Joined their mother, sisters,
brother and other relatives at the Echo
Farm last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Poor and three
daughters, Inez, Bessie and Sadie. from
Williamstown spent few days Of last
week with her sister, Mrs. Edison Hol-
brook
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PlTTsFIELp.

Mrs. Dan Fish is seriously i'll.
Mrs.Cleveland isquite illwith erysipelas
joseph johnson from sherburne was In
town saturday and Sunday.
Nj Ely was in West Bridgewater a day
last week.
Miss Mabel Mills has returned from
Gaysyille.
Gay Durkee was in Rutland Saturday
and sunday.
Dr. c. W. Brigham and wife have
returned from Ended, y. II.
c. o. spaulding aud wife OF Rochester
were at q. II. Morrill's Sunday.
Mr.. Flint from Bethel Is in town survey
ing land for the international Paper Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker from Otter River,
Mass, are the guests Of her daughter, Mrs.
c. L. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Taylor were in
Rutland the first OF the week to see Mrs
johnson, who is quite ~.
Dr. Lucisn McCollom and wife from
Flushing, y. ", are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCollom.
Mr.. and Mrs George Sanborn from
Mortified are in town, being called here
by the illness Of Mrs. Sanborn aunt, Mrs.
Cleveland.
Mrs. Harry Hitchcock from South
Hadley Falls Mass, who is spending
some time at ler fathers Joseph Johnson's
in Sherburne. was in town several days
last week visiting friends
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GRANVILLE

a new meat cart has be-, 49,.
road by Walter Scott. wen put ontb.
Nh. and Mrs. Huntle, h..
their daughter in Roxbnrv Vsen ylsitih,
hrs. Hayes and little ne,bo
few days in Eipton last weet 'ue" spent,
A party OF ten from the Rro.sr
dinner at the Central House TBe. "a too
Glenn Osha and brotbe,
braintree We're in town 4 dav -. ell' q
Miss Flora Sawyer ana verloa a. res.'
spending o'd Home Week IN Mon 9e1 an
Miss Ellen Clifford Of Hoebas,s-l.li''
lev DAYS with Miss Lillian Hrbbs'l pssil 4
The annual meeting Of IL.
social Circle has been postnoes5 ''.als ..
The friends OF Miss Jennie Bna.
her surprise Tuesday evening }, ssis
ner birthday - y btilg
Miss Florence Kendall VIII
spending several dpys with ,. 9as assr
Bethel, has returned home ''l' "a
Albert Burgess and Herman Fo,s
nave been attending the PAN Arf.' 10
exposition, returned home FridaT, '''''',Ah
AT the dance Friday ovenin, a
cleared for the library and from ~ q. 6 va
cream and cake the Social Circle sls,.,i
o. ID. Stuart and his mother. Mn NJ
stuart, OF New York came last Tbo-.s'l
10 spend their vacation with relsi.ssY
town. ~
Mrs. Jerrs LaEock, Henr. Ws,s.,
family, Wilile Waters and George w.
OF Forestdale were the quests 4, ~
Jerome French last week. a
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Neglect. Not Murder.

Tue hearing in the Dumas inianl,..
case Al Granville last week We6ass,.
resulted IN the respondent, Mary Du-,.
being bound over to county court rsl.
80 bail the charge being reduced 4 =.
OF simple neglect on the PAT III 4.
mother. Justice +. r. Briggs p,g.s.S
states Attorney Donoway renfessn.ss n.
state and \. l.. Boyden Of handoI6s n.
respondent. The medical tesilmonr g,.e
By Dr.. w. NJ. Huntington aad y
Richardson Of Rochester did no, -
beyond reasonable doubt that ths ess
was born alive and was then mur8srs y
the respondent, Il was conceded tss, +
the blood ciois found Ia the interior n A..
skull might have been produced 4 1
natural birth. There was no aIrs
evidence against the respondent
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

Anna Rutz has been working at Erwin
Heath's.
Mrs. Fits, Mrs. c. S. Halls mother, is
visiting her.
Minnie Rutz OF Roxbury is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Guy Durkee.
Charles Croker OF Maiden, Mass. visit
ed at John Clarkeis recently.
Helen Stanley returned to her home in
Chelsea Sunday after weeks stay here.
Ralph and Bertha Soper Of South Royal
ton visited at g. w. Blodgett's recently.
Mrs. Adelbert Carpenter OF Massachu-
sets visited at ID. ID. Moultons last week
Martin sanford slipped off a wagon
wheel one day last week and broke a rib.
G. o. Stanley slipped while going down
stairs last week and cracked two ribs. DR..
Scott attends him.
Elwin Farnham, wife and children OF
Tunbridge visited at Lorenzo Kibbee's and
q. w. Blodgetts recently.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Cone, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Z. Sargent and Miss Louise 4. Taft
started for Buffalo Monday.
Mrs. Alonzo spooner Of Bethel has been
visiting at her sons, VIM. Preston's. She
returned to her home the first Of the week.
The piles that annoy YOU so will be
quickly and permanently healed IL you use
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Beware Of
worthless counterfeits. Bailey q Allen,
Randolph.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH.

George Greene is quite feeble
Monroe Deering is very sick with q
stomach trouble. M
Mrs. Jennie Judd was taken in Frisav
morning with what came near being hear,
failure. She is now nearly well again.
Ut. Henry Greene, druggist. of Boston
came last week Tuesday to SPEND his
vacation with his father, George Green. '
Lillian and Louise swasey of Milford
Mass, came Monday to spend Their
vacation with their aunt, Mrs. MA. Csmn.
Mrs. I. 5. Greene and son. Ralph. from
i DsoIeh ester Mass have been stopping
with Mrs. Bragg for two weeks. 1heS
return home Friday. A"es
Mr.. and Mrs. silas w. Jewett Of Corn
wall visited at II. P. Riford's from Fri5sv
Pchs s,,olaay' returning home by way OF
Willard Camp, wife and child ,ro,,
L! Le DAMON \. H., came Tuesday OF last Vyeet
70 :, VISIT r. ID; Camp and other relatives
Barnard. " way OF
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EAST RANpoLPh.

II win soon be tllne TO an silos. II voa
are ~ need OF cutter o. carrie ie as
lalk with Won. We have shc Ross. I've
ONO end Baldwin critters.
A. G. osoooD a 60.
Rev. G +. Davis left Monday on his an
nuai vac zion.
No. caIl II. Moaies is visiting relatives
~ Stale Line, y. II.
Miss Ella Blaisdel is taking care of
Iullius Adams boy IN Psndolph.
Ms. Pieces mother, Mrs. Sargent o.
Tunbridse,is visiting at the hotel.
Flank Durlsee Is at work for D.1ICamn
Geo. Lombald hayi Y finished bis labors
Mrs. Z. {. Jenness went Tuesday mofa-
ing 10 visit relatives AID friends In Green
deld, Mass.
Ms. A. w. Emery aud Ina. who have
beel visiting Mrs. Geo. L. Davenport In
bath \. H., returned to their home last
Nonoav.
There was a d. ace 10 CAMPS hal last
Frioay night with supper at he botel.
quite $ood ow ! was ont aud all rcsort
a good time.
+. NJ. Barney, who has been preaching
m the Uuiversalist church for the past
few weeks. returned TO his home IN Hever-
ly, Mass, Monday.
John Sullivan, who died Monday. Au0
2tb, was buried IA the cemetery at East
randolph the following Wednesday.
Several members OF the G. A. II. post we're
present.
Beaten again. Score IS to IL. Sucb was
the story the boys had TO tell after the baIl
game With Tunbridge Saturday on Kfbbee
Held. The principal features OF the game
were the batting OF Davenport, who made
the Longest bit ever seen ON the ball field
and the dirty ball put up by some menu
bers OF the Tunbridge team In the first
tart OF the game. The last part of the
gline was very close and interesting. The
return game viii be played next SATURDAY..
Score h.- tr,s,....
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BETHEL GIlEAD.

Mrs. Hattie Call works a part of this
week for Mrs. David owen.
Ira Ellis and wife of Chicago are visiting
at his fathers, Lorenzo Ellis.
X. w. Morse, wife and daughter of
Barre were in the place the first of the
week.
NJ. W. Edison and Chas. Call have
bought the grass on the Howard farm in
Rochester and secured the same.
Myron W. Edison caught two young
rabbits last week and brought them home
for his little grandson, Myron II. Call
f. p. Owen of Addison, Chas. Owen.
wife and sons of Boston are stopping al
their parents, David Owens, this week.
Oliver Bowen is quite smart. but his
eyesight is nearly gone. He walked down
to NJ. w. Edson's a few days since, his
wife leading him.
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LILLIEvILLE.

John Dulsett has been stopping with his
father several days.
Rev. c. NJ. Charlton called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Sayles Hoisington recently.
The friends and neighbors of NJ. E.
church held very pleasant social at {. f.
Mobiles Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Greene and Miss Lula
OF East Bethel were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sayles Hoisington Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. c. Hoisington and lit
tie son, Mortimer, Miss Edna Lyman. a
nurse, from West Medford, Mass. are here
for vacation. Mr.. Hoisington has been
in the real estate and insurance business
in Boston for 10 years. His father. Sayles
Hoisington. Is seriously i'll.
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ROCHESTER HOLLOW.

Elbridge Holman is cutting the hay on
the Flint place.
Mabel Martin and f. P. Slack spent
Sunday in Brookfield.
Herbert Whitaker of Rochester visited
Pearl Bowen Sunday.
AFRO Bowen Of East Bethel visited at
George Nichols Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kidder visited
their daughter, Mrs. Pearl Bowen. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith Of Braintree
Hill visited their son. Eddie, Tuesday Of
last week.
Mabel Martin and Eva Pember attended
the teachers examination at Raudolph
last week
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Bethel Local Intelligence


Frank H. Chamberlin is building a fine
silo.
Mrs. o. P. NorthTup is visiting friends
in New Bedford, P. q.
Mrs. Hollis Town of Newport, n. H.,
was n town last week.
Mrs. Julia G. Hill of Washington, d. c.,
is visiting at e. NJ. Weston's.
Mrs. Nellie Doyle of Royalton speat last
week with Mrs. 4. l.. Messer.
"Eillie" Brooks has moved into tene-
ment house of Miss Lucy Paine.
An extension to the height of the Young
laundry building is being made.
A. NJ. Marsh is in very poor health, hav-
ing some trouble with his stomach.
Willis Davis is compelled by illness to
take vacation from his farm work.
Miss Georgia White OF Bellows Falls was
at Lake Ansel Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. e. p. Fisher and two daughters left
Friday for week visit in Washington.
Mrs. Herbert Adams Of Claremont, n.
H., was the guest of Mrs. F. d. Angel last
week.
Most Of the Bethel delegation to the
Buffalo e. position returned home last Sat
urday
Rev. w. II. Rider Of Gloucester, Mass,
was at G. H. Tupper's the first OF the
week.
Robert Tyler is clerking for George
Marsh during the dull season in the tam
merry.
Mrs. E. n. Fisher left Tuesday to spend
Old Home Week at Cabot, her former
home.
L. A. Markham is in South Stock bridge
"a Hg1af u with lu1fua
Davis.
john Pa oft and Moses Clukey are inn
proving heir residences with coats of
paint.
A. J. Diseher, business man OF Brook
lyn, n. Y, was the guest of c. w. Curtis
last wee.
There was whist party at In. Heath's
Tuesday afternoon for the benefit of the
public lib arv.
Nj. and Mrs. c. H. PEI body of Brook
line, Mass, are spending the month at
Geo. III. X imbalps.
VIM. j. Bradbury went to Portland, Me-,
last week, where he has a month work
dressing mil stones.
Rollin NJ. Adams returned to Boston last
Thursday after a weeks stey with his
father, VIM. +. Adams.
Mrs. }. IL. Davis and Miss hunt of
South Stoc 'idge called on friends in
town Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fay, Mrs. Yale and
Miss Mary Yale OF Meiden, Conn, are
stopping at the Bascom House.
Harry CPout and Il. L. Lease of Water
bury and Mrs Susan Jones of Barre have
been recent guests OF II. B. Lease.
Mrs. r.. Scott Blossom and son are
spending two weeks with friends and rel |
atives in Barre and Williamstown.
A large number OF Bethel people are in |
tending to go to Rochester Today to help /
in the celebration of Old Home Week.
Mrs. Wimond Warner and Miss Ida
have returned from a months stay with I
the father of Mrs. Warner at Colchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hickey Of Lyndon
vile have been visiting his parents, Mr.. /
and Mrs. Dennis Hickey, the past week.
Mrs. f. 3. Kimball OF Burlington and
Mrs. Alice Sherman Taylor of Methuen,
Mass, spent last week at G. H. Kimball's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Heath left Thursday
Of lest week for three weeks trip to visit
friends in Morrisvile, Barre and Mont
pelier.
George Edison and daughter OF White
River Junction came up on the paper train
sunday to visit his mother, Mrs. !. II.
Edison.
Ernest Howard has engaged to work for
Il. X. Wing for the coming year and will
i've in the old Ausel Burbank house near
lake Ansel. I