Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-12
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

few DAYS with her sister at Northneld.
George Ford of Brookfield is assisting
in the Photographic studio OF W. r. Ora
ham. ,e,, /,
town Wednesday looking for posrdihs
Bert c. Davis of Methuen, Mass, is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs clark D
Senator Curtis Emery of Chelsea was in
town Wednesday, the guest OF T. A.
Davis.
Mrs. Ella Thatcher of Penaeook, n. H., is
visiting in this vicinity for three or ioui
weeks.
There is an unclaimed letter at the
Bethel postoffice addressed to MI PAU
Cuffey.
Bethel lodge of the |. o. o. +. demon
strated the first degree last Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Fred Ray goes to Burlington this
week for treatment at the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
Frank Jones recently killed an eighteen
pound coon on the farm Of Eben Winslow
n Royalton.
Abbott & Cady are sending car of pota-
toes 10 the market every week now, paying
from 40 to 45c.
Samuel Williams and +. P. Jose Of Bos-
ton are in town this week to attend the
railroad hearing.
Mrs. e. {. Buchanan and granddaughter,
Madelin Cox, Of Boston are stopping at G.
w. Curtis this week.
George Freelan has moved to Gaysville
from the Warren F., Preston farm lately
sold to George Roberts.
Mrs. Daniel stoddard was called to
Windsor last week by the serious illness
OF Mrs Amos stoddard.
Miss Emma Wood returned Tuesday
from three weeks, visit to Mrs. Hollis
Town at Newport, n IL.
The Epworth League Of the Christian
Endeavor held a soeable at w. q. Brooks
Wednesday evening OF last week.
John T. Rogers has moved from the
Markham block to the farm dwelling OF
Faber Benedict on the East Bethel road.
The /. 90. f. hold their eighth anniver-
sary with banquet at the rooms in the
Bascom House block Friday evening OF
this week.
Elder c. II. Bowen was the preacher at
Cushing hall last Sunday afternoon. Next
Sunday the bi-monthly communion serv-
ice will be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Goss have moved
from their home to the dwelling on
Church street formerly occupied by the
ldlt MISS S+fdu w oOuuuENs
James Manix and John Foley have
entered into partnership in the black
Hmithing business at the stand occupied
for many years by Mr.. Manix.
The second team of the Whitcomb High
school defeated the second team of the
Randolph Hugh on the Bethel home
grounds Tuesday by score of 33 to 0.
Sylvester Atwood and nephew Of Hills
boro Bridge, N. H., returned home
Wednesday after a ten days visit at Mrs.
+. ID. Angeles and with friends in Bar
nard.
Mrs. W. A. Durham was called to Rox-
bury Tuesday by message that her
mother, Mrs. David Mudgett, OF Braintree,
who was visiting in Roxbury, had suffered
a shock.
Tyler Strout, a granite cutter, has
moved from the upper tenement IN the
Gardner Wheeler house into the tenement
in A. l.. Stearns' house, formerly occupied
by Fred Rogers.
ID. l.. Child has sold to Nat A. Dustin
his wood lot situated in the western part
OF the town near Chas. Wilson's. 1t COM
prises about 40 acres and was formerly
owned by Nath. Clark.
o. f. Greene leaves this month for
Glen Cove, l.. l., TO assume the duties Of
superintendent of the dairy farm of G. NJ.
the Standard oil magnates.
Principal Wright returned from Boston
Saturday. having left Mrs. Wright at st.
Margaret's hospital. He returned to Bos-
ton again the middle OF this week, accom-
panied by DR.. l.. NJ. Greene.
Warren f. Preston has sold his farm to
George Roberts, who has taken possession.
This farm Is situated on the rural free de-
livery route about two miles westerly OF
H.. . III
BY reason Of the men Of the Universalist
church and OF the Congregational church
setting the same evening for a chicken
pie supper, the mon Of the Congregational
church have postponed their supper with
out certain date.
Miss Catherine Souther, assistant in the
high room. took last Thursday and Friday
as visiting day and studied the methods In
the schools at Lebanon. n. H., and Ran
dolph. There were no sessions OF the high
school those days.
John A. Cross, Of the firm Of Cross
Brothers, prominent granite manuiac-
turers, II. G. Cady Of the Savings bank
and w. A. Shaw, all Of Mortified, took a
trip to Bethel Tuesday to inspect the Chris
tian Hin granite quarries.
Rev. /. 5. Yerks Of Rochester was in
town Tuesday, the guest OF his friend. j.
NJ. Townsend. Mr.. Yerks was on his
way to attend the convention Of the st.
Adams district Of the Epworth League,
before which he is to preach the conven-
tiOn sermon.
School in the Flynn district closed Fri
day, Nov. g. Ellen Preston, teacher. Num-
Der Of pupils, 10: average attendance,
12i-49. Those having no absent marks
were Lucy Wight, Flora LaRock. GLADYS
Morse, Hazel Hastings, Clark ;. Davis and
Ernest Savage.
Chas. Crandall, a former resident Of
Bethel, called on friends in town Tuesday
and was in consultation with Rev. ia. l.
Penders in regard 10 the proposed Catholic
church 10 be built here next year Mr..
Crandall is an architect with headquarters
at Woodstock.
The condition Is improving OF Miss Lou
Wood, who was injured By slipping on a
banana peel AZ White River Junction the
first Of the month. Her sister. Miss Rose
Wood. of Brattleboro il caring for her
Her place IS table girl al the Bascom
House IS being filled b. Mrs. Bert Valley
Robert Fleet wood Was arrested Tuesday.
charged with intoxioation on a second
offence. he pleaded not guilty and de-