Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-17
Bethel Local Intelligence

Mrs. II. H. ellison was in Randolph last
week.
Mrs. w. @. Baker was in Rutland over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blackmer have gone
TO Derry, n. H., to live.
Mrs. d. q. Remington has returned 70
her home at Newport \. II.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Angel visited FRIENDS IN
Claremont, n. H., last week
Mrs. w. G. Lattimer entertained party
Of her friends at dinner Monday.
Over rs tickets were sold at this station
for the Boston excursion Tuesday.
Mrs. G. o. Hopkins has been visiting her
former home in Charlestown, Mass
Dr. p. l.. Ellis has gone to Vergennes to
practice his profession OF dentistry
Adam Eglin passed away last Friday
Funeral services were held Monday
Miss Ella Welch leaves this week for
Boston to pursue her musical studies
PIP. WYNN killed four months old
calf last week that dressed 80 POUNDS.
Mrs. u. S. Rood spent last week in Bos-
ton getting the latest styles in millinery
Mics Naurine Thayer was in town last
week, the guest Of Miss Bessie Shepherd
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Clark OF Hanson
Mass, visited at G. NJ. Millers last week
Frank Lyman is engaged IN putting a
new roof over the pump OF the hre us
trict.
S. Day has rented the tenement house
OF J. II. Waldo, recently vacated Dy r. r.
LaDue.
The next regular meeting Of Rising star
grange viii be held Saturday evening OF
this week.
Flocks OF wild geese passed over the
village Thursday and Sunday heaoeu
southwark.
Chas. Gero Of Manchester has moved in
to the house near Finley bridge, owned by
John Larock.
Miss Mary ellison has returned with
her uncle, G. S. Gilson,to Nyaek, n. ",
for a short visit.
George Arnold has returned from Buiia.
10, n. Y. where he has had employment
the past summer.
Edgar l.. bearing impounded in the
town pound Friday, three horses Delong-
ing to j. A. Bryant.
Frank Tileston Smith, who has been
spending the summer at the Bascom
House, has returned to Boston.
Mrs. John Wallace was called to Rutland
OF her mother, Mrs. Spaulding.
win Eubar and Miss Lydia Reed were
united in holy matrlmony on the 10Th
inst. by Justice VIM II. Adams.
Rev. A. n. Bryant Of White River juno
ton was the guest Thursday and Friday
OF last week OF Rev. &. III. Wells.
A fine four year-old buck was received
by Fish and Game Commissioner 4. A.
Davis last week from Braiutree,
Rev. r. F. FELTON, OF Cotton, n. Y, ar
rived Tuesday on a business trip to look
after his farm on Christian Hill
Miss Jane Todd has finished working
for Mrs. A. l.. Stearns and is now with
Mrs. r. n. Querin, who is quite ILL.,
II. c. Cheney, conductor on the Rutland
II. r., has been spending the past week at
his old home in Barnard and with friends.
Rev. Wilmond Warner, pastor of the
Congl church, preached at Tunbridge last
Sunday in exchange with Rev. Mr.. Alden.
One hundred and twenty-five tons OF
apples were CARED from this station last
week by Abbott a Cady to Bucksville, n.
Y.
DIR. c. b. Jordan of Boston arrived at
DIR. RIM. Chase's the first OF the week. DIR.
Jordan is in Vermont on weeks hunting
trip.
Peter O'Connell was laid of from work
Monday by being hit in the back by a
board thrown from the saw in Weston
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Hubbard OF
Pomfret were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A,
l.. Currier, parents Of Mrs. Hubbard, re-
Gently.
+. c. ellison and friend, Mr. Hand, re-
turned to New York Saturday night after
spending a few days with relatives in
Bethel
The ladies Of the NJ. Z. church held 8
very successful sociable at w. G. Brooks
on Christian hill Wednesday evening Of
last week.
Charles II. Staiford.a former stage driver
between Bethel and Woodstock. but nov
living in Windsor, was declared bankrupt
Sept. 26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Rice are spending
ten days with their son, Earl Rice, a
stoneham, Mass, and with relatives il
fitehbureL
A party Of young friends gathered a
the home OF James Wilson Thursday even
ing 81 last week, 10 help celebrate hi
18th birthday.
Rev. CHI. Wells j. taking a vacation an,
there viii be lay reading Friday evening
of this week and AZ the morning and even
ing services Sunday.
There was a husking al Henry Davis
recently. Fiity-eight people husked Il
bushels hy ~ p. m. and then followed
dance until morning.
Ernest Sargent. the popular clerk 70
Brooks & Mashburn ID this village. wa
married 10 Miss Mary Mcintyre of Ran
dolph on the 10th inst.
Mrs. Mary f. Waldo. who has. bee
spending the summer with relatives {
this vicinity, returned last week to ht
home 90 Fcnnyille. Mich.
There win be a public whist party I
Cushing hall "Wednesday evening. Oct 23t
from to H. There viii be two prizes. on
Tor men and one for women.
F. b. Gilman was At work on the Ia,
Bethel schooihouse last week when n
staging gave sway. Mr. Gilman fell Quit
Assistance and received a sprainod ankle.
+. B. Southworth and family arrive
from Topper lake, y. Y, last week an
have taken possession Of the Mary Hate
farm recently bought By Mr.. Southwortl
e. r. smith has moved from Random
70 the farm Of Bentley J. Fisher in Giles
Arthur Potter, the former tenant. has r,
turned to Massena, y. ", from whence
came
III. n. Peck. deuutr sheriff from Viii