Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-22
Bethel Local Intelligence,
Guy Wilson, Local Editor.


on the street Friday.
The harvesting of ice on lake Ansel
was begun last week.
Glen Gilman and Miss Anna Rix were
married last Saturday
Mrs. f. N. Smith of Bellows Falls is Wis
iting at Willard j. Brooks.
Miss Argene Kenney is assisting in the
dressmaking rooms OF Mrs. Flora Chase.
Frank +. Wallace has returned to live in
the village in the Gardner Wheeler house.
Miss Cora Mcdonald OF Cambridge,
Mass, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. +.
n. Chapman.
w. c. Quimby died in Lynn, Mass, Jan.
9th. He was a brother OF Frank Quimby
OF East Bethel
Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. Clark Of Waterbury
were recent guests OF Mrs. Harry b. Lease,
sister Of Mrs. Clark.
Rev. r. Waldron Evans OF Chelsea,
Mass, viii preach at the Uniyersalist
church next Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Gillette and Miss Jessie
Spauldiug were in Randolph Saturday and
Mrs. i. b. MaZham Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lincoln have been
spending several days with their daughter, 4
Mrs. y. N. Hemenway, at Granville.
The daily papers contained notices last
week OF the death OF Rev. Joseph b. Trey-
cit, former rector OF Christ church.
Mrs. Mary Spencer and daughter, Miss
Carrie, of Marshfield have been guests the
past week Of her cousin, Mrs. Guy Wilson.
Roscoe Mace, the courteous clerk in the
employ Of j. q. Sargent, closes his work
IN Bethel next month and returns to Bur-
lington.
Miss Maud Adams, who has been work
ing Tor 9. II. kidder, returned TO her {
home IN ard Iaot. !
sickness.
Richard Wilson returned Saturday from
Michigan, where he has been engaged in 4
engineering work on the Michigan Cen
trail railroad.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
postoiiice addressed to Mr.. ~ j. Wells, 4.
Mr.. George Gains, Mr.. Lynn LaFrancis, :,
j. r. Wells. =
The bridge gang finished their work on
the Findley bridge Friday and went to y
Braintree. The bridge is all complete, y
save painting.
Frank Lyman and wife leave this week =,
for Elgin, ILL.,, where they expect to re-
main this winter. They may permanent Il
ly locate there. y
DIR. II. M. Chase has sold to Mrs. Martha al
J. Lavere the dwelling house owned by re
MIN situated on Main street between the VI
Marston block and the Weston shop PI
Constable b. c. Rogers was in St. so
Albans Saturday on business connected m
with the detection OF the persons who m
broke into the freight depot this month. r.
The board OF civil authority met Mon u'
day for the purpose OF correcting the
check list TO be used at the special free
mems meeting Feb. Sd to vote on the
referendum. VI
First Seleotman r. J. Flint is still con
lined TO the house with illness. He was RI
recovering from the grip when an attack
of Jaundice appeared with which he is y,
now confined TO the bed.
The w. 9. T. U. will meet with Mrs f. y
4. >Nesser next Saturday at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. Laura Kezer, president Of the Wind a.
and make an address. All ladies are in
vited.
Arthur g. Wright and Miss Kate May
Flint, both of Gaysville, were married Pl
Tuesday at Bethel by Rev. Il. A. Read. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright left on the mail
train Tuesday morning for weeks trip N,
20 Massachusetts. Upon their return +
they will reside in Gaysville, where Mr..
Wright is in the employ of j. +. Stafford. @
AT the annual meeting of the Crescent 2,
club last week the following officers were y
elected james r. Marsh, pres; W. q.
shaw, vice president; Aleck Washburn,
secretary and treasurer; and the following
board Of directors, the president, II. A.
Davis and DIR. r. NJ Chase ladies' is
night is TO be held Jan. 2sth and the an
nual masquerade about month later. Of
The effort 10 induce the Barton society
20 release Rev. Wiimond Warner from his II
engagement TO them has failed, and Mr..
Warner is now moving to his new home =
at Barton. Il is rather peculiar incident =
that since October lst the Uniyersalist .
church, the Episcopal church and the
Cong'l church In Bethel village have all g
lost their ministerial supplies.
II was recently announced in the city
papers that Henry Burrelle, one OF the 81
best baseball players that Vermont has I
ever produced, had been killed in a rail-
road wreck at Kalispet, Montana lie
has several brothers and sisters in this viii
iage who were feeling very much grieved n
over the news, but they were overjoyed +
the FIRST of the week by receiving a card 4
from "Our Henry" telling them il they :
heard any stories Of his death not to be- 4
iieve them. h