Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-30
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

james O'Nel went to Boston Monday
and Miss Eva Gay Wednesday.
Mrs. A. II. King and son, Ben, are in
Portland, Me-, for a three weeks stay.
Miss Marion Parker of Northampton,
Mass, is visiting her uncle, Arthur Elliot.
Mrs. c. p. Coy and F.. f. Coy arrived
Saturday and are stopping at NJ. n. Ken
dall's.
The Bethel town baseball team defeated
the Randolphs last Saturday by a score OF
7to3.
Osmer Raymond and family OF New
York are visiting his sister, Mrs. John
Parrot.
Miss Mabel Dyke returned last week
from a two weeks trip to points in Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. John Haynes and three children of
Boston are stopping at &. o. Hopkins for
the summer.
Miss Mabene Greene returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit with Miss L. NJ. Allen
al Bradford.
Mrs. Mary a.. Hodgkins is on duty
again at her store after a five weeks alb
sence nursing.
DR.. W. L. Paine Of Royalton was in town
Tuesday IN the interests OF q C~hautauqua
Reading circle.
The Tuesday evening prayer meetings at
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and attendance.
Mss Fassett, a teacher in the Lancaster,
n. H., public schools, is visiting Miss
Carrie A. Curtis.
Mrs. j. II. Carr and child have returned
from a several weeks visit at their former
home in Canada.
Mrs. c. f. Hayes, formerly OF Roxbury,
is very,low with uric poisoning at her home
on Bridge street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson of St.
Adams are spending a weeks vacation
with Mrs. j. j. Wilson.
Mrs. E. L. Harrington and Miss Evelyn
Harrington Of Philadelphia arrived at Mrs.
NJ. E. Harrington's Tuesday.
Frank Lyman, A. b. Brooks and d. c.
Rogers went to Hardwick Monday on a
two weeks carpentering job.
Mrs. Hiram Kimhall of Vineland, n. j.,
has finished her six weeks visit at G.. II.
Kimball's and gone to Burlington.
A. ID. Rindge entered a plea OF guilty OF
intoxication before Justice r. j. Flint
July 23d and was fined IS and costs.
j. w. Warren OF Lebanon has moved to
town and is living in the Peter O'ConnelI
house at the lower end OF the village.
The item in last weeks COURIER about
VIII Blodgett's clerking in Bethel was IN
correct. It was G. W. Blodgett instead.
DR.. Otto V. Greene has decided to re-
main in own associated with Drs. L. NJ.
and o. ID. Greene IN the practice OF medi-
cine.
DR.. Julia E. Foster and children, Vera
and Julian, Of Butler, Pa, have arrived in
town and are stopping with DR.. Z. j.
Child. J
Mrs. Gilmore Ward Bryant and two A.,
sons, Max and Gerald, OF Durham, n. c., !
arrived Monday and are stopping at c. E.
Nobfe's. :
In his remarks last Sunday evening. Rev.
j. Hall Long, pastor Of the Congl church, {
took occasion TO eulogize the late Pope 5
Leo XIII. /
{. b. Hill arrived at his mothers Satur- |
day from Nova Scotia, where be has been a
in the Great American Tramp" 7
company. {
Mrs. Ellen Sanspra went to New London, :
Conn, last week to join her sister, Mrs. 4
Charles Bayard, with the possible prospect !
remaining in that city. !
Mrs. George Reed came.Monday for her
OrvIlle. who had been stopping at c. Z
Hopkins and returned TO her home at v
Someryille, Mass, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Heath returned Sat !
urday from a months absence in Roxbury, :
and other towns. The condition y
Of Mr.. Heath's health Is much improved. !
An operation was performed on Mrs. L. =
Xix at the Mary Fletcher hospital al \
Burlington, July 20. AT last report, hopes
were entertained OF her ultimate recovery.
Bentley ]. Fisher Of Boston was in town
week and made a sale Of his farm IN u
iilead to Gale Morse. Mr.. Morse will
not move TO his new purchase until next =
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Aside from the usual collection at the
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collection after the sermon viii be
for the Congl Sunday School and Il
Publishing society.
The funeral OF Miss Annie hanson last e.
Thursday was attended BY many Bethel
including members OF the grange 3
nd Of the class OF 1903, Whiteomb High
chool, of which she was a member. e
A meeting was held last evening al the !,
resent club rooms TO organize q Business
liens club TO advance thu interests Of the
Illage. There Is an ~unbounded field for !.
uch an organization TO work in cleaning u
u back yards, fixing lawns, etc.
The work OF finishing granite began =
fonday in the shed Of the Woodbury. Z
company with two men. Mr..
1ihord, the manager. expects TO add Z,
-eadily TO the force until the full compile VI
lent Of one hundred men IS al work. u
Rev. A. y. Bryant Of White River juno n
WIS AAt guest AAAAeAAN DA AAeN week IN
I Rev. Forrest Blunt. SIR. Bryant has re- y,
.gned the rectorate Of the Episcopal G.
lurch az White River junction after six M
ssrs' service and goes 70 Nova Scotia. III
Members Of the Le0minster. Mass. c. &C
/. r.. post were in town the first Of the
eek examining the case Of Charles Wild -
!, who was q member Of thst post. Mr.. -
'ilder has been troubled with eve diff vi
llties for several years and lately has hr
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ken to the Soldiers Home at Chelsea. ~
ass. tn,
The heavy wind storm Of "wednesday Of ~.
81 week did considerable damage q The re.
crops and orchards and played o..
me funny pranks. Il seemed to come q,
gusts something like q Western tor -
do. This wind entered the house Of :. Or,
/. NEshburn, opening two doors, and ~
possession Of the family clock which -
turned around aid stopped the works. vi