Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-15
Bethel Local Intelligence.


aJaeku Robinson OF Providence X. l. IL
visiting friends in this vicinity
Miss Kate Cole is working in the mlll-
merry rooms OF Miss Julana Sylvester
Rev Ora Boyce Of East Roxbury visited
at How'd Johnson's the first OF the Week
Mrs. r. q. Sterling OF Warren has been
a recent guest OF her sister, Mrs W. u
Twin sons we're born at Royalton, Oct.
atm. to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cliley Of TINS
town. ..o,-oa 20
Randolph Saturday by I'd Gibson IA ms
barge.
Misses Ella and Mabel ellison OF Nyaek,
NY, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Sturtevant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers went to WI
der last week, where he will remain Il ne
obtains work.
The Sunday evening service at the
ConpI church will commence at o CLOCK
until further notice
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Church Of Royalton
Hill are visiting relatives at their former
home, Potsdam, \. y.
The Village Improvement society VIII
meet with Mrs. Sarah Sturteyant this ait
ernoon All are invited.
Mrs. Ellen ellison and son, kolin til
son. were absent last week ON a VISIT 70 q
c. Abbott at Underhill.
Henry Kempton Of Northheld has
opened a livery stable IN the barns con
nected with the Bethel Tavern
fhe standing committee of the Cong
church viii meet for short session after
the SUNDAY morning service, Oct. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Eames OF Prospect, Me,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. FRED
Chapin. who lives IN the Hartwell house.
Delegates from the state c. p. conven-
ton viii give reports at the regular
meeting of the q. r. society TINS evening.
Four candidates were advanced in the
first aud second degrees at the meeting
OF Rising Star Grange last Saturday even
ing. -,
at the Randolph State Normal, spent
Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. w. u
Fred Cooley of the Cooley Mfg. Co. of
Waterbury was with his friend, j. M.
Townsend, OF the Bascom House Monday
and Tuesday.
Fred r. Hopkins and daughter, Caroline
Hopkins, returned to Boston Tuesday al
ter visiting his brother, c. o. Hopkins, on
Royalton hill.
Section Boss Harry Henderson deserves
credit for the natty appearance he IS giving
passenger depot,
Miss Grace Upper has been appointed
assistant teacher in the primary school
taught by Mrs. ID. l.. Chadwick, who has
over 60 little ones in her room.
A yearling bull belonging to Alfred
parrott strayed upon the tracks OF the
Central Vermont railway Saturday night
and was killed by one Of the night trains.
August Whitaker has moved from the
Flower house off Church street to the
farm OF s. B. Day in Royalton, where Mr..
aud Mrs. Whitaker will work for Mr..
Day.
DR.. l.. w. Coughs fox terrier, Empire
State won first in novice, limit, open and
winners classes at the Brattleboro fair
last week q. l. Abbott and Dr. Clough
attended.
DIR. r.. NJ. Chase goes to Boston next
Tuesday to attend the annual convention
OF the Northeastern Dental association.
DIR. Chase gives a clinic before the associ-
alton the sd inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin OF Boston re-
turned home Tuesday after spending sew
eral DAYS at II. II Dinsmore's They were
accompanied by Mrs. Dinsmore, who goes
to Boston for few weeks visit at her old
home.
The Y. p. S. c. E. Of the Congl church
will hold a sociable at the yestry Wednes-
day evening, Oct. Il. A cordial invitation
is extended 10 all. Each one is requested
TO bring some article, the initial OF which
is the letter {.
Eight candidates will be instructed in
the first and second degrees at the meet
ing Of the grange Oct oath. The mem-
bers of the marching class and the officers
OF the grange are requested TO meet at
the grange hall Friday evening, Oct. Is,
for rehearsal
There are uncalled for letters at the
Bethel postofiice addressed to Rev. l.. L.
Barton, Walter 5. Edison, T. b. Garoup,
Miss Maude Ladue, Mrs. L. T.. Ladd, Miss
A. NJ. Smith, Box 2ls, Mrs, Josie Taylor,
Master Elroy d. A. Wheeler, Miss Flora
+. Woodward
There Was lawsuit Monday before
Justice r. J. Flint, Matte Bowen being
Plaintiff claimed $3.50 due Tor services.
Judgment for plaintiff for $50 and costs.
NJ. NJ. Wilson for plaintiff, John j. VIII
son for defendant.
Perrin Whitaker, who had been spend
ing several months with his father, W. G..
Whitaker, returned Tuesday TO his duties
at the Middletown, Conn. State hospital
for the insane. He was accompanied by
Miss Mary Norton, who has secured em-
ployment at the hospital.
e. ID. Gibson had carload OF iron pipe
arrive last week. He IS engaged in bring
ing water from his springs on the Sexton
premises and Wing farm to the village.
Az present Mr.. ellison has a supply from
these springs, bat by q pipe not large
enough 10 III the demands for water.
Rev A. l.. Cooper, d. D., conference
evangelist will hold communion service
at the Iympus church next Sunday at
1880, and viii preach at Gushing hall at
2.31 The various mid-week services Of
the local Methodist parish will be omitted
but all the sunday services viii be held As
usual.
Rev. O.. J. Sutherland will hold services
at Christ church next Sunday morning at
the usual hour with communion. In the
evening he will address a union meeting
at the Cong church upon the subject OF
bis work among the mountain whites OF
North Carolina, and an ofiertory viii be
taken 10 aid this work.
Dr. Don Grout Of Waterbury vas in
town Thursday Of last week and Tuesday
Of this week 10 see his daughter, NJ iss
Annie Grout, who Is living with her
sister, Mrs. II. B. Lease, ana attending
the Nhitcomb High school. Mrs. Lease
entertained over SUNDAY her cousin. Miss
Ellen Grout, OF Montpelier.