Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-28
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

Roscoe {. Mace of Burlington is clerk
ing for J. G. Sargent.
win d. Adams of Boston is visiting his
father, VIM. X. Adams.
Frank Magivney and family OF Roches-
ter were in town Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. II. w. Holden of Rutland
are visiting at A. F. Gillette's.
Miss Elizabeth Whitmarsh left today for
Rutland to be absent three weeks.
George Marsh is able to be in his store
again after his recent severe illness.
Mrs. Frank Burnett is moving to North
ampton this week, her future home.
Edison p. Billiard OF Springfield, Mass,
visited his father, L. p. Bullard, last week.
John d. Wheeler OF White River june
tion visited in town Sunday and Monday.
Miss Florence Kim ball OF Brandon has
been staying two weeks with her uncle, B.
G. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W, Ellis Of Ticon-
derOga, n. Y, spent last week al his
uncle's, Lloyd Johnson's.
Miss Jeanette Billings OF Rochester,
n. u, is spending a few weeks with her
aant, Mrs. Ann Wellington
Horace Moran of New York returned
home Monday, after spending few days
with his family az Echo farm.
Parker Harding leaves this week for
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the Michigan Central railroad.
Mrs Zenas Cady Of stoekbridge visited 1
her ter-in-law, Mrs William Magivney /
and Mrs. George Rowe last week
Mrs. 5. A. p. Hoyt has returned from a |
two months absence with relatives in l.
Burlington, st. Adams and Plainfeld.
DR.. Edward Whitney OF New York is
at G. II. Wells this week, stopping over
on his way 70 Montreal, where he is to
be married.
Misses Elizabeth and Sarah Turner,
who have been at T.. f. Cushman's.
returned to their home in Dighton,
Mass, Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Davis OF Hardwck has
been the guest of Mrs. NJ. d, Marsh lately.
Mrs. Davis was formerly wen known here
as Mrs. Laura Nelson.
Rev. W. II. Rider OF Gloucester, Mass.
and Mrs. Rider and Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
King of Albany, \. y, have been recent
guests at q. II. Tupper's.
Mrs. Marion Goodwin Of Boston was
at r. l.. Martins few days last Week,
also MIR. and Mrs. W. W. Campbell and
two daughters of Napoleon, o.
win q. Brooks OF this town and Miss
Alice Newton Of Rochester were married
at the latter town last week and are absent I
this week on trip to Massachusetts.
There are unclaimed, letters at the
Bethel postoffice addressed to Prof Frank
Z. Dawson, Roy Dustin, q. ID. Taggart.
Miss Annie Taylor, Mrs. Emery Whitney.
Mrs. l.. S. Bird is in Rutland this week
making preparations to move there in
the near future. Her son. Robert Bird !
viii enter the business college at Rut- i
land this fall. 4
DR.. and Mrs. Roland Freeman of Clare {
mont, N. H., and William Taylor, owner a
and proprietor of the St. Denis hotel of Z
New York, have been recent guests of Mrs. I
Sarah Sturtevant. a
II. +. Morse, executor Of the estate of
Alexander Morse, has sold to Nelson !
Chapman the wood lot owned by the es- I
tate situated near Camp Brooks and con- =
tanning about 10 acres.
Mrs. Martha Cushing accompanied by 4
her friend, Mrs. VIM. Roberts, attended 4
Old Home Week celebration at Chelsea. i
after which Mrs. Roberts returned to her 4
home in Lowell, Mass. +
Miss Lucy Washburn is engaged to Il
teach IN the Putnam district in Barnard, c
Miss Mollle Abbott in the Morgan 4
district in Barnard and Miss Mary Wilson s.
m the Mountain district in Bethel. {,
Dir. and Mrs. William Brooks OF Provi- a
uence, X. l., arrived last week at the home n
OF NJ. III. Durkee, father Of Mrs Brooks.
They were accompanied nome by Miss
Hattie Wood, who had been visiting
them.
There win be special excursion train 7
from Rochester Saturday to give people a q
chance to see Pres. Roosevelt and attend @
the Republican rally. Il win leave Roch- Z
ester about noon and return after the !,
speaking. u
Mrs. Nettie Wills has rented her house z {,
70 Marshall Bannster OF Randolph Center -
and VIII move the arst Of September to =.
White River junction, where her son, =
George Wills, is to engage in the meat 4
market business.
Il Is authoritatively announced that b
President Roosevelt win make a short ~
stop at Bethel next Saturday afternoon. "
his train leaves White River Junction at r
4 so p. M, and a stop Of about five min n
utes viii be made at Bethel Il
Miss Ella Welch will give a piano recital al
IN Gushing hail Wednesday evening Sep
tember ID, assisted by Mrs. r. NJ. Chase. Il
soprano. Both of these artists are too well II
aud iavorably known to need any intro III
duction 20 a Bethel audience ~
Mrs. Sarah Tinkham shatto Of Minpesp- al
Oils was the guest Of J. q. Sargent last y,
week ana IS now visiting relatives in 81
Braintree. Mrs. Shatto was the daughter II
OF Milan Tfnkham. a former Bethel resi- u
dent and neighbor q Mr. Sargent. q
Miss Belle Garland is spending vsca- g
ton with her father. Barney Garland II,
III ass Garland, who Is a graduate OF the
Nhitcomb High school. has employment -
as stenographer and bookkeeper for a -
lumber firm at Great Darlington. Mass. -
There Is a fly in every dish Of cream. III
Not long ago farmers were CONCENTRATING d.
themselves on fine potato crop, but now In
they ind that the tubcrs are rofting badly. n,
G. r. Chadwick dug four bushels and was d.
able TO save only one bushel Of sound pota- OF
toes.
Republican rally will be held in depot
square next saturday afternoon at $3.50 D.
M. The speakers viii be Gen. John e.
Mccullough. the Republican candidate o
for governor, Congressman Kittredge lh
Haskins and F. {. Archibald of Msnches- 4
ter. A good hand viii be- in attendance. =
us
The Electric Light company has a force ev
OF men az work under William smith. "a
building stone and log crib 10 protect IN
The land on the rear % River street A he
protection viii b built from the Graham e
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