Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-24
Bethel Local intelligence

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r. w. Bundy of Keene, y. H., was in
town the first Of the week.
Mrs Geo Abbott was in Waltham, Mass,
last week visiting friends.
L. G. Fish of Middletown Springs has
been visiting his son, W. L. Fish.
Miss Kate Billiard is visiting her cousin,
+. p Billiard, in Springfield, Mass
II. II. ellison is making some very desir-
able improvements upon his house.
Mrs. G. II. Upper visited her sister, Mrs.
John Bradley, in Ludlow last week.
Lyman Flint Of Randolph has bought
the r. r. Neff farm in Bethel Gilead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Miller OF Pomfret
were guests last week OF G. ID. Cushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Clark of Hanson,
Mass, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Nj.
Miller.
Rev. T.. A. Read was called to Tunbridge
last Saturday to attend the funeral OF A.
+. Salter.
G. II. Davis returned Saturday from Put
ney, where he has been working the past
summer.
Markham and Woods are painting the g..
+. Graham house recently bought by l..
NJ Wood.
Mrs. Hattie Angel recently received a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Harrington, Of
Cambridge.
Mrs. w A. Nudge returned to Boston
Monday, after spending a week with Mrs.
Adam Eglin.
Miss Julia Miller is spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. b. +. Davis, in Me-
thuen, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Clark OF Chicago
made a short call last week on Mrs. Eliza
beth Burnett.
J. w. Miller has left the employment of
his father, g. NJ Miller, for whom he has
been clerking.
George Foster Of Rutland has moved in
to the house on Camp Brook owned by
Alonzo Emery,
Mrs. Geo. Wyman and Mrs. Chas. Bird
OF Walpole, Mass, were recent guests at
q, II. Kimball's.
Henry Upper entertained a number OF
his playmates last Monday evening, it
being his birthday.
Chas. H. Osgood of Stockbridge has been
engaged the past week in repairing the
concrete sidewalks.
Mrs. Geo. II. Kimball returned Wednes-
day, with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Wyman,
to East Walpole, Mass.
BIG. and r. w. Bundy have sold their
farm in Lillieyile to Clyde Washburn, pos
session TO be given next spring.
Il. II. Perkins OF Hartland, former
popular singing school teacher in this
vicinity, was in town Saturday.
The attention is called of those interest
ed in the Bethel Free library, that the an
nual dues of II are now payable.
James d. Wheeler and Miss Fannie
Dwyer, both of this town, were married
Oct. u by Rev. Wilmond Warner.
Arthur Adams has been assisting at the
Harrington creamery while Guy Young is
absent on the excursion to Boston.
Milton Paige, superintendent of public
building in Boston, and Mrs. Paige have
been guests this week of II. X. Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Wing were called to
Chittenden last Thursday by the death of
Henry Perry, brother in-law Of Mr.. Wing.
Fritz Ottman came on from Minnesota
last week 10 visit his sister, Mrs. Eide Buhr,
who expects to return to Minnesota with
him.
Z. Il. spaulding and sister, Miss Jessie, !
attended the funeral OF their uncle, Thos |
Broughton, in Tunbridge Sunday of last |
week.
Mrs. Harriet Bird has sold her farm in
Lillieville through the Wilson Real Estate |
agency to A. B. Brown. Possession given |
next spring.
X. p. Stockwell of Worcester, Mass, |
was In town last week, called to Roches- |
ter by the serious illness Of his father, |
james p. Stoekwell.
c. II. Kidder went to Waterbury last |
week with a fine looking drove of cattle, |
which he had sold for the use of the state |
asylum of the insane.
Mrs. Bridge, who has been spending |
several weeks with her son, Irving Bar |
rows, returned to the home of her son, O. /
y. Barrows. Saturday.
Roman Catholic services were held in 4
Gushing Hall by new priest from Wind /
sor Sunday. The rite Of baptism was con- /
ferred on two children.
Robert Putnam and +. ]. Greene Of Ham /
over, n. H., were guests at J. G. Sargent's |
Sunday. Both OF these young men are en- /
gagged as clerks at Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Flanders OF ROYAL 4
ton called on friends in town Monday.
Mrs. Flanders viii be remembered in /
Bethel as Mrs Elwin Savage.
The ladies Of the Uniyersalist church |
VIII give their second supper Of the season |
al Harrington parlors next Wednesday 4
evening, Oct. 39th, from 6 to 7:30
E. L. bearing put in the pound last week |
two colts belonging to J. A. Bryant, found /
NNAAts Nhliia-H On the ldEEl. MT. bryant i
redeemed the horses the next day.
The condition Of Miss Mary Waller. who \
has been quite seriously in, is improving. 1
though she is not out OF danger. She Is /
attended by Miss Ethel Campbell Of Bur 1
lingtOn.
The Tuesday club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. W. >. Brooks. The pro- /
gram included readings from the Mer- 4
chant Of Venice and a discussion Of cur /
rent events.
Mrs. Ida Savage Flanders, administrators |
Of the estate q the late Edwin Savage. has
sold 10 Miss May Savage and Miss Ellen \
Preston the premises on Church street. 1
owned by the estate.
J. Wesley Miller will supply the NJ f /
churches in Bethel village, Bethel 'Lympus I
and Bethel Gilead, made vacant by the /
going away Of Rev. G. NJ Charlton, until l
the next meeting Of the conference, next /
April
d. W. Estsbrooks WIS married Oct. 18th /
TO Miss Elizabeth MAY Sutherland ~
Somerville, Mass. Mr.. Estsbrooks for 4
nerly lived in Sherburne and is a brother
q Mrs. VI. L. Fish Of this town. He =
nov proprietor Of Hotel Greenleaf at I
Quincy, Mass.