Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-11
Bethel Local Intelligence.


Earl Rice was at home from Stoneham,
Mass, over Sunday.
Miss Sarah Storrs was in East Bethel
the first OF the week.
George w. ellison is at home from the
University OF Vermont
Mrs. John Cairns of Quechee visited
friends in town last week.
One and three fourths inches of rain
fell last Saturday evening.
Miss Ellen NJ. Preston spent Monday
visiting friends in Rochester.
Frank Currier OF Boston arrived at
George W Berry's last week.
Adelbert Town OF Oklahoma is visiting
ms brother-in- law, C. 5. Davis.
Master Bonnie Taylor of Woodstock is
visiting his uncle, w 7. Rogers.
Miss Ella Mosher of Rochester visited
at Miss Nav Blossoms last week.
Miss Alice Bryant of Revere, Mass, is
visiting her uncle, G. O. Hopkins.
W.T.. Rogers and c. II. Kidder lost a
COW apiece by lightning last week.
Frank Greene has returned from Florida
and was at J. q. Sargents last week.
Miss Lucy Washbun is visiting the
family of A. n. Cram at Burlington.
George Arnold has gone to Buffalo, n.
Y, where he has q position In hotel.
Mrs. II. e. Grant has been quite sick the
past week with an attack OF pneumonia,
Perrin Whitaker, who has been at work
in the asylum at Waterbury, is at home,
The tannerv shut down last week over
the Fourth, from the Sd Of July until the
Earl Blossom of Middlebury visited his
grandmother, Mrs. o. r. Blossom, last
week
Miss Gertrude Hopkins of somerville
arrived at her fathers, c. o. Hopkins, last
Saturday.
Ernest NJ. Savage is spending a time
with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Nj.
Il. Savage.
Miss Mae Savage closed a successful
term Of school at Rochester Wednesday of
last week.
Ernest Savage. son OF the late Elwin
Savage, is visiting his grandfather, Myron
r. Savage.
John Keleher has leased his steam
launch on Silver lake for the season to
Henry Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Rood returned last
week from two weeks trip to Massachu-
sets and Maine,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Farnsworth of
Hartford, Conn, arrived at Z. E. Cush-
mans last week.
Mrs. VIM. Meserve, daughter and grand
daughter Of Buffalo, y. Y, are visiting
relatives in town.
Mrs. Josie Heath Gafiney of Warner, N.
H., is visiting friends in town. stopping
with Mrs. John +. Pease.
Delbert Dyke has closed his meat mar
ket in the Bethel Tavern block and is
working in Claremont, n. II.
S. T.. Hendricks. foreman in the finish
ing department OF the tannery, visited his
family in Woburn last week.
Bert Goss is out again after serious i'll
ness supposed to be poisoning, caused by
drinking cider through a lead pipe.
Victor Reed is at home with his father,
Clark Reed. after being two weeks in
charge Of drug store at Hardwiek.
Orison Briggs and T.. n. Hemenway Of
Granville and Milton Chadwick of Ran
dolph were in town on business Nednes-
day.
NJ. II. Harrington and son, Arthur Har-
rington, of Philadelphia arrived at his
mothers, Mrs. Mary Z. Harrington's, last
week.
Miss Laura Paige has accepted a posi-
tlon as teacher In the 9Th and It'll grades
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Guernsey and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert A. Bond OF Hudson,
Mass, are visiting their cousin, Mrs.
Robert Noble.
+. b. Southworth Of Topper Lake. n. ",
arrived Monday to attend to the haying
on the II. b. Hatch farm, purchased BY
him last spring.
Frank Smith, former summer resident
OF Bethel, and music teacher. arrived last
week at the BascOm House where he will
spend the summer.
Miss Josie Shepherd Of BROOKLYN. Mass.
a young lady OF only ten summers. came to
Bethel alone last week 10 spend the sum
mer at II. X. Wings.
Lewis Gibbons OF South Randolph had
a watch and chain stolen from him July
Ath, supposed to have been done while he
was somewhat OF color.
Warren w. Read instructor IN English
literature at Mt Beacon military academy
al Fish Kill on the Hudson, IS spending
the summer with his father, Rev. Z. A.
Reed.
W. A. Murray, claim agent Of the e. Y.
X. r., was IN town Monday looking up
evidence in regard TO the car let loose from
the siding upon the main track last
spring.
Mr. and Mrs. @. W Blodgett Of Boston
arrived last week az Mrs. e. c. Stearns'.
sister Of Mr.. Biodgett. He Is in the en-
pioy Of the Continental Clothing Co. Of
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark returned
from Lowell the first Of the week after
attending the funeral 81 Mrs. Elizabeth
Clark. mother Of Mr.. Clark, whose death
occurred last week.
Rising star grange voted TO extend It's
sincerpst sympathies TO Miss Celia Brooks
and Win Brooks in their great sorrow,
caused by HE loss ~ their mother Mrs.
Elizabeth Corey Brooks.
Frank RI Burnett had large pitchfork
fali upon him "Wednesday 81 last week,
striking him on the head. Alsrge amount
81 blood flowed but il Is thought that no
serious results viii follow.
Assistant Postmaster W. {. Waldo and
family. accompanied hy his nieeo. Miss
Inez H0smer 81 Lebanon. left Friday for a
week carriage drive 90 include Middle
bury. Brandon and lake Dgnmore.
John Noonan has finished his law studies
al Knoxville. Tenn. and Is stopping 81 Or.
l.. N. Greene.s. Mr. Noouan SAYS be Is
glad 70 get back into Goods country,
and that he viii settle in the North for the
practice % his profession.
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