Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-29
Bethel Local intelligence.
GUY Wilson, Local Editor.


w. +. Baker is confined 10 the house b.
severe attack OF jaundlce.
Willard ]. Brooks is assisting in tn
store Of Upper 81 Graham.
b. W. Morrill, Of Barre is working In thu
harness shop of &. 5. Soper.
Mrs. s. b. Ives OF Lynn, Mass, is visit.
ing at Mrs. q. II. KimbalPs.
Miss Annie Messer OF Randolph is with
her brother, T.. l.. Messer, this week.
j. Pierce OF Middletown, Conn, vsite
at Levi kidder's the first OF the week.
Chester Dana OF Waitsfeld is in town
visiting friends and look ing for deer.
Rev. A. NJ. Walker OF Barnard and Mrs.
Walker returned from Boston Tuesday.
Miss NJ. l.. Allen was called to Boston
Monday by the serious illness OF a friend.
b. r. Lilley, clerk in the Sargent store
IS visiting at his home in Orwell this
week.
Rev. +. w. Miller and Mrs. Miller re-
turned last week from their wedding
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos stoddard OF Wind
sor are visiting his father, Daniel Stod-
dard.
Fred Rogers has secured employment
At the Wilder paper mills and viii reside
there.
Miss Minnie s. Davis Of Hartford,
Conn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eudora
Adams.
Miss Mabel Waterman, daughter Of Mr. |
aud Mrs. r. ). Waterman, is critically ia /
with diabetes.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Ellis ofTiconderoqa.
n. y. are spending this week with their
uncle, Lloyd johnson.
/. A. Rood went to Boston Monday.
where he viii spend the winter with his
son, T.. 5. Rood.
George II. Davis, a street car conduc-
tor y Boston, was In town last week
visiting his family.
Burton &. Spooner has improved his
buildings with fresh coat OF paint and
a slate roof on the dwelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bowen were absent
last week on carriage trip to Ripton and !
other towns in that vicinity
Mrs. T.. l.. Messer was called TO Royal- Z
ton on Monday by the passing away of
her mother, Mrs. Chas. Lyman. \
G. w. Marston, manager OF the Boston !
bargain Store, is in New York this week :
buying goods for the winter trade.
One OF the large team horses driven on /
the standard OIL delivery wagon died Sun
day from collie, with ensuing rupture.
Jas. l.. skellie OF the Jerome B. Rice
Seed Co. OF Cambridge, Mass, spent sun
day with his friend, Rev. j. Hall Long. 4
Ed Putnam of Barnard and Abbott q n
lady are earring potatoes this week to =
cars. y
Recent guests at "The Elms" were
Mr.. and Mrs. Birney Pratt OF Randolph "
and Mrs. Geo. z. Curtis OF stoughton. Il
Mass. 'V'' 1,
Chas. stimmett OF Long Island has u
bought Allie Drinks farm situated on OF
MI Hunger, IN Barnard and will occupy v
the same. F' hi
Married, Oct. "A, by Rev. George +. W
fortier, at the home OF the bride. Mrs. =
Belle ". Field and William Rahue. both "a
OF Bethel. '" W
L. Lambston, cutter in the Woodbury. NJ
sheds, has moved his family from Con- 90
tredge block. "a 70,
M. NJ. whipple is improving the an.
pearance OF his residence on River street in
6,y the addition Of wide piazza, Chas. wi
Ford doing the work in
A. Z. Powell, in the employ Of tbe tn
Vaughn Machine Co., is at work putting on
IN 1--WE new teaches at the tannery and mt
repairing five old ones. LED
The preparations are completed for a lal
,rand fair to be held in Bethel the 18th and w
! OF November for the benefit of the ~,
N"Ah'AAA NulffnH
There are unclaimed letters at Bethel ma
'ostoiiice addressed TO Mr. Thomas Baird AM
~. Allen Bowen, Miss Sarah CLARK. Mr. w,
'lheau chisholm, Mr. Seth johnson. j
Mrs Mary Morse returned 10 somer- PET
INC saturday after spending several vic
,eeks with her brother, {. o. Hopkins Sol
ier niece Miss Gertrude Hopkins, accom- Ell
anied her. On
Chas H. Atwood went To the Mary Ell
fletcher hospital az Burlington Tuesday one
nave work done on his jaw, which was the
month ago. pro
A. l.. Dinsmore OF HartIand and Mrs an
ugusta q Eglin Of this place were mar osl
"a Oet, 9th at the home OF T.. p. Bout mi,
en- m taysville by Rev. p. G. Lord Of fan
orth Shrewsbury. ''
There viii be a Hallowe. en- dance and 1Otl
asket picnicat the town hall. Barnard nov
y the benefit OF Mrs. A. c. Moore on alw
lipay evening, Oct. 30. Music, Moore's her
ehesira, Come and have good time. fort
Alonzo Emery has received an appoint- in
emf gs messenger in the House of Repre- She
natives at Washington and has been Bat
'ttheu py Congressman Haskins 10 he
hand Tor the extra session that com
mes next week
The Young Peoples Social union win -
Fe halloween social Friday evening ~
4A@li stoh parlors. Everyone h re- ION
estea 70 bring jack o-lantern. A \,
re VIII be given for the best one l., !
Investments will be served tbe
A. Brooks is making extensive re- #,
~ ana alterations at the Chatheld 81 \
use that was Quilted by fire last wear Mar
addition Is to be built and the roof ri,
sed, making very desira Sic residence, der
lrk. 'He A.,
Judge g h. Markham has been in Al
IN The past week looking after beef hun
TIE Tor the Waterbury asylum. Mr. OF h
'Nham Is paying about three and three Il
irths cents per pound for good beef gooC
e or &c. delivered at Waterbury. Fr
Rev. George F. Fortier has been spnoin, one
by the Vermont Universalist couyentic,, hAro
trict missionary over northern Wfndsor
ithern Washington and southern Orsns,e Jaw
antics. The district includes an Uni. 20 y
-saiist parishes and isolated families - -
m shsron TO Waitsfieid. Dayl
he working force In the Turner a -,
aham store has been crippled the ,esr