Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-03
Bethel Local Intelligence

the bed by grip.
Geo. Bellyille is visiting friends in the
northern part OF the state.
Glenn Gilman is recovering from a Sc
we're attack OF typhoid fever.
Walter H. Preston is working In a ma
chine shop in Hartford, Conn.
The Tuesday club met with Mrs. James
A. Graham Tuesday afternoon.
Several from his place attended dance
at Rochester Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Rodney Shsdd is laid up with the
results OF bad fall on the ice.
Miss Ellen Woodland OF South Royalton
visited friends in town Monday.
Clarence Burnett is visiting his uncle,
Herbert Locklin, at East Barnard. M
The Rochester X. r. has bought a piece
|. OF land OF the tanDery tract for q Y.
X. w. Morse Is transfer baggage man
between the O. v. and Rochester railroads.
e. Winslow, treasurer, and John Button
selectman OF Royalton were In town last
friday.
The village schools resumed the winter
term Wednesday after holiday recess OF
two weeks.
Mrs. Susan A. z. Hoyt has returned
from a four weeks visit to relatives In
Troy, N. Y.
| MIS-. ElllOL TtluTutu iabb Wtck
from months visit to friends at Nor
wood, N. Y.
Rev. w A. Warmers subject next Sun
day morning will be "fhe hope OF the
new century"
Geo. B. Chase returned to Tufts college
and Fred Edmunds to Baltimore Medical
college Wednesday.
Master Ralph Shaw visited his uncle, b.
| G. Sterling, at Warren from Friday to
Monday OF this week.
Miss Caroline B. Weymouth, teacher at
East Bethel, has been recently visiting
friends in this village.
Harold Sturtevant and bride OF Hartford
Conn.,, have been spending the past week
with Mrs. Sarah Sturteyant
John Psrrott is making some desirable
improvements on the Interior OF his
dwelling on North Main street.
Miss Gertrude Richardson, a former
teacher in the Whitcomb High school, is
visiting friends in town this week.
DR.. l.. W. Clough took premiums on
Barred Plymouth Rock cockerel and on a
dog at the poultry show at Barre last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Foley of Mortified
we're in town the first OF the week, stop
ping with IL. c. Rice, father OF Mrs.
Foley.
Geo. Whitney, class of 1890, W. Il. s.,
now attending Cornell university, is |
spending few days with friends in this |
vicinity.
Mrs. Josephine M. French was called to |
Greenfield, Mass, last Friday by the seri
Gus illness Of her aunt, MIS-. Josephine
Develin.
Mrs. Carrie e. Greene OF Gilbertville,
Mass, accompanied by her adopted |
daughter, spent last Friday at Rev. 8. A. |
Parker's.
Frank Weston, who is attending the |
Albany Business college, is speDdiDg the
holidays with his mother, Mrs. Jennie
Boutwell,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene f. Spaulding of
Mohawk, N. Y, have been spending the
holidays with w. J. Rogers, father OF Mrs.
Spaulding.
Miss Maybelle Greene is teaching the
grammar department OF the Wbitcomb
High school this week In place OF Mrs.
Hugh Wilson, who is i'll.
Mrs. Edwin Davis OF White River juno.
tion and Miss Bertha Smith OF Middle
town, Conn.,, were guests at Mrs. Q. G.
Stearns' the first of the week. b.
The annual business meeting OF the
First Congl society is warned to be held
In the vestry next Friday at 2 O'Clock p. m.
ALI members are asked to be present.
The annual meeting Of the Universalist
church will be held next Monday evening
at the store OF VIM. K. Adams. That OF
the CoDg'l society will be held Friday OF
this week.
Thanks to the public spirit OF Henry
Rice, the town clock, so-called, located In
he steeple OF the Universalist church,
Is again n inning after vacation Of about
six months.
Mrs. james Mcbride and four children
came from Rock Lake, Pa, last week and
The family is now keeping house in the
dwelling OF Miss Jane Todd on South
Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Lease visited their
home in Waterbury over Sunday. MIR. !
Lease returned to Bethel Monday. Mrs.
Lease will remain In Waterbury for visit
OF several weeks. 8
The next regular nesting OF Rising Star |
grange will be held next Saturday eyen- l
ing. The question for consideration will
be "He was born In Vermont; why did he I
ever leave the statef"
Rev. 8. A. Parker went to Springfield !
and officiated at the funeral OF the wife OF
Rev. q. W. Bailey, who died on New G
Years morning. The funeral was on
Thursday OF this week.
There are unclaimed letters at the post
office in Bethel addressed 20 Miss Lula K.
Bruce, John LYMAN, Mr.. II. G. Phillips,
.sao NE - ohohoAdf uitcb huuC hcDcCCd =
Torrentt, care Geo. r. Shepard.
Rev. =. A. Parker was called last week !
TO attend the funeral OF Thomas j. =
Blanchard OF Norwich. Funeral services :
we're held in the Universalist church at :
South STAFFORD, his place OF worship. /
VIM. r. Adams recently received a very n
pressing letter from Carmel, Me, asking I
the whereabouts OF E. P. Clifford. As the
sender did not affix his or her name 1t will
probably be quite time before an answer /
Is received. v
E. n. Fish went into his barn Saturday
mig BIT after dark to attend to his chores
End in the poor light was struck by the
horns OF one of the creatures, the blow
landing between the wrist and elbow, 7
breaking one bone OF the forearm.
The New Years ball given under the I
auspices OF the Crescent club in the town
hall be evening OF Dec. 3lst was a great
success. Fifty ball tickets were sold, be-
side many admissions to the hall. Music .
was furnished by Gilson's orchestra.
Leila and Irene, children OF @. ID. Cush- T
ing have been quite seriously i'll with
acufa brOurhifia and MouAa., aua,fr-. |