Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-25
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY Wilson, Local Editor.

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Mrs. II. X. Wing has been seriously il
the past week.
JOIN Hartwell went TO Boston Tuesda,
to visit relatives.
Edison Emery made a short trip t
Montreal last week.
o. n. Barrows was in Woodstocl
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Stow Of Chelsea is visiting
her son Cashier f.. A. Davis.
Miss Evelyn Morse is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. n. b.. Byam, at Northtield.
Miss Kate Chamberlin Of Philadelphia
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Scott Gillette.
Mrs. j. +. Hobart OF Randolph was the
guest of M. a.. Hodgkins Wednesday OF
last week.
General Manager c. r. Clafin OF the
Rochester railway is confined TO the house
by illness.
Lewis H.Abbott left Monday for Smiths
Ferry, Mass. where he is to take charge Of
n DAIRY farm.
Mrs. J. II. Carr and children expect to
soon leave for st. Armand, p. q, to spend
several weeks.
Miss Grace Topper is at home from Cam-
bridge, Mass, where she is a student at
Radcliffe college.
Conductor n. c.. Cheney Of the Rutland
railroad has been visiting friends in this
vicinity the past week.
Mrs, Harriet Sanders left Monday for a
few weeks visit to relatives az Northamp-
ton, Mass, and vicinity.
Mrs. James Manix was summoned to
Essex Saturday by the serious illness of
her daughter, Mrs. King.
Mrs. Henrietta Lincoln left Monday Tor a
several months trip visiting friends and
relatives in Massachusetts,.
Miss Mabelle Greene entertained a few
OF her friends Monday evening. All en-
toyed a very pleasant evening.
Mrs. Clarence f.. White returned to
Windsor Monday after spending a week
with her brother, Mark Stiles.
G. W. Blodgett is helping in the store OF
Il. G. Rogers and intends to move from
Christian Hill into the village soon.
Children's day will be observed at the
Congl church next Sunday evening at
1880 O'Clock. All are invited to attend.
. Mrs. w. C.Clifford went Monday to Cape
Rozier, Me-. the home of Mr.. Clifford,
where she expects TO remain this summer.
Mrs. Geo. Gaffney, formerly Miss Josie
Heath of this village, Of Warner, y. H., is
the guest this week of Mrs. A. l.. Stearns.
A slight fire in the shoe shop building
Wednesday Of last week was put out
by OH. Topper with his fire e%xtinguisber.
Miss Mabel Dyke has just completed her
2s4th week Of school teaching and has /
been granted a lfe-eertiicate according to {
law. d,
Mrs. Frances Welsby n son. Charles, ]
OF North Adams, Mass. are stopping with 5
her sister, Mrs. F. L. Martin, for a few a
days. e
The Methodist sunday school observed j
Children's day, June IA, with a large audi \
a good Program and pretty decora- I
tions. .
Samuel Abbott returned from Middle '
bury college Tuesday and will spend the
at the home Of his father, g.. /.
George Chase entertained a number Of /
friends at the home of his father, DIR. r. NJ. \
Chase, on River street Friday, il being his o
birthday. :
James Thurston cut off the end Of the !
thumb Of his left hand in the splitting +
machine at the bobbin shop Wednesday +
)f last week. &
Miss l.. NJ. Allen leaves today for her I
ZONE IN Bradford, accompanied by Miss +
=. l.. Souther, who will spend several B
weeks with her. y
Fred Chapman Of Maine. has rented the Il
in the house OF W. II. Hartwell q
nd will work for the Woodbury. Granite 4
20. as a carpenter. al
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel T
1ostotiice addressed to f. II. Harrick, W. y
Mills, Mr.. Levi P. Pierce. Maurice d. O
Young and Leon Yeaton. y
G. W. Marston has returned from his
trip to the South. He is going a
to work on repairs on his block, the n
irst move to be a new coat Of paint. i
Harry f. Adams has been appointed adj Il
of the estate Of his late father, Ii
William r. Adams, and G. s.. Davis and X. n
Z. Flint commissioners and appraisers. f.
John T.. Aldrich has received from the b,
'ermont Mutual, through GUY Wilson, ~
gent, a check for $50 to cover his loss OF 81
cows killed by lightning June 10th. ar
Mr. and Mrs. Wvman of Gaysville spent -
unday with her sister, Mrs. Robert No
lie, attending grange meeting Saturday
and Masonic exercises Sunday.
Mrs. Dennis Hickey left Saturday for an tn
trip, intending to visit her son, Ii
at st. Johnshury and her sister in Ia
perhaps relatives at Science
ldy, y. Y.
The summer schedule of the c. V. Rv. ~
into effect last Sunday. There are II
lite a number of important changes. The
w schedule for Bethel appears at the
cad ofthis page.
James S. Freelan Of Royalton was in
Saturday and decided his farm in
sthel 20 his daughter, Mrs. Elvia Wood
orth, and her husband, Andrew J.Wood-
orth, both Of Royalton.
J. Weston OF Derry, y. H., was
town Saturday and closed the trade for
e sale Of the so-cslled Brigham farm on
e stage road between Bethel and Barn
d TO Morris r. Hunt. late Of Barre.
Rev. r. NJ. Fuller, field secretary Of the :
ate Sunday School association, spoke in
e Cong1 church Sunday morning on 80
nday schools, showing the pressing ~
cd in this state Of more earnest work By Aer
E churches in this good cause.
Mrs. II. W. Preston has been in the Re-
spital at Burlington some time and Nh
1nday il was decided that an operation Mr.
.uid be beneficial. Ii was quite success an,
and thirty-four gall stones were re- Ne
wed. some of quite large size. Mr.
-hildren's day will be observed at the Ms
iiversalist church next Sunday morning
the usual hour OF service with a con
{ bv the Sunday school. entitled "Sum- a
r Enthroned." All are invited to this am
ct interesting service Of the year. vii
The marriage Of Charles ". Wilson and sui
- Ellen Pember was an event Of mu-h kid
crest to a large circle Of friends IN this no.