Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-23
Bethel Local intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

Mfhs Ellen hlAhoh anu AAhlAAh 1AAap"
are absent on trip to Underhill.
Mrs Samuel Livingston Of Randolph
visited at Louis Tatro's last week.
Guy Wright went to Charlotte Monday
to visit his daughter, Mrs. Williams.
Miss Fannie Raymore Of Randolph is
visiting her brother, Louis Raymore.
Mrs. o. r. Blossom had a severe attack
OF neuralgia in the stomach Saturday.
Don Wilson lost valuable horse Satur
day evening, il being hung on the halter
w. A. Chatfield is in Morrisville this
week attending the state $. 5. convention.
Mrs. Elmira Spaulding went to Bristol,
today 10 visit her brother, Charles john
son.
Miss p. s. Fogg returned last week from
a trip Of several months TO visit her sister
at Chicago.
Pearl Cox OF National City, Cal, is
spending few days in town with his sis
ter, Mrs. G. s Soper.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. G. Brooks attended
the district Sunday school convention at
Hancock last Saturday.
J. f. Moreland OF Troy, n. v, arrived
last week 20 spend a few weeks with his
sister, Mrs. John KimbaIl.
Mrs. l.. NJ Greene and Mrs. c. d.
AannAAE aIN ~ NAbiiN tAlNIA AhAn hNtA
attending "Ladies' week.
Speaking Of large turnips, Mrs. Frank
Markham pulled one in her garden last
week that weighed 10 lbs.
Several Of the ladies boarding at the
Bascom House gave a private hop in the
hotel parlors Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Il. Mack returned last
week to their home in Manchester, NJ H.,
after spending several months In town.
Mrs. Sarah Chapman, since her Tooth
birthday, Sept. 9th, has knit three pairs of
mittens and made a pair Of large pillow
cases
Myron Morse found one Of his most val
liable cows dead In the pasture last Satur-
day, it having been killed by some stray
bullet.
Perley spaulding suffered from bad
sore on one OF his hands last week which
was jammed and then poisoned with ensil-
age juice.
Mrs. Hattie e. Waite, who had been
spending some weeks with her niece, Mrs
II. b. Lease, returned to her home in Bar
re last week.
Judge VIM. g. Ewing Of Chicago is to
lecture on "Christ an Science Ia Ran
dolph at Dubois q Gays hall Friday even
ing, Oct. 3lst, at $ o'clock.
In Dist No. in Bethel there are is
households, but, strange to say, only seven
married couples, the other households be-
ing composed OF single persons.
Il. II. Scott, Manager for the National
Publishing company, with headquarters
at Fitchburg, Mass, is in town for a few
days, stopping with Geo. Abbott.
Thursday OF last week Mrs d. Il. Dyke
entertained family party, consisting Of
her three sisters, Mrs. Jane Bowen, Mrs.
Franklin Parsons and Mrs. Amanda
Morse
II. +. Jennings, who has been living
IN the upper tenement OF the
+. y. Chapman house on Church
street, moved TO Burlington the first OF
the week.
Mrs. A, L. Stearns returned Sunday from
two weeks trim 10 points in Massa-
chusetts and New Hampshire and in
Guiding visit to her son, Roy Stearns.
at Springfield, VI.
supt. Lawton OF the Brattleboro Retreat
writes that J.. b. Rowe is in very low
condition. lie has been in a state Of
high excitement for a long time and This
is beginning TO tell on him
Rev. Wilmond Warner has not sufficient /
~ recovered from his illness to resume his
duties as pastor of the Congl church. 4
Key. Mr. Richardson Of Hanover, n. H., |
tANAANN.A w Nun AhHA auNuhNs
The condition Of w. II. Bliss. whorhas
been ~ failing health for some time. be- I
came 80 serious the first Of the week that
his brother, ID. w. Bliss, and Mrs. ID. ~. I
Bliss We're summoned TO Middlebury.
Representative McFeeters of Enosbury
introduced m the House last week q bil
granting charter 10 the White River n 1
*. 20. This bill IS intended TO effect the
reorganization OF the railroad between
Bethel and Rochester.
Mrs Mary +. Harrington will entertain
the Village Improvement society al her
home on River street Wednesday evening
on next week, Oct. 18th. There viii be
whist playing and other entertainment
furnished. All are invited.
The many friends Of Ned Wheeler will
be interested TO know that he was mar
ried in Bellows Falls Oct 21th ;o Miss
Lucy MAIDEN, and the happy coupIe ar
now enjoying two weeks trip 10 Mon
treal and other northern places.
w. e. Clifford, manager OF the Wood
bury Granite Co.'S works in this town ,
was Joined this week by his wife and
daughter rom 1astine, Me. They expect
70 remain in town during the winter
and are boarding al the Bascom House.
ID. G.. Brown, who lives on the Gillette
farm on Camp Brook. Is suffering yzifb !
very painful sore on his hand supposed
70 have been caused in the f0li6Winy
manner: While berrying this fan. ne
back 81 his hand was scratched bv
blackberry thorn and be thinks thai ~
was bitten ia the sore By an insect.
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Chase Of rstr,i,
Mich, are spending few weeks al Robert
p. Burnetts. Mr. Chase Is the son ia
George =, Chase, a former resident ~
Bethel. he left town about twenty wear.
ago and has since been Is the employ 81
the Michigan Central railroad. Ills close
application to his work has been too arliu-
Gus, 80 thet his physician has advised a
vacation for rccuperation.
Mrs. A. Z. Wallace. widow 81 the late
Albert = Wallace, a former resident ~
Bethel, living on The farm now owned -
II. NJ. Barrett, and her daughter. Mis-
Mabel Mailaca, returned % their home la
salem. Mass. last week after surnfire tvgr,
months at Elroy p. Wallace Aha1f 81
years have elapsed since the family moved
from town.
p W. Eaton of Dorchester. Mass. Vas
in town this week. taking possession ID
the Jeremiah Morse farm lately bought =
&. 5. Davis. ~. ]. Jennings. Who Ia.