Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-11-26
Bethel Local intelligence
GUY WILSON, Local Editor

Mrs. D. w. Shaw r. confined to the
house with a severe attack Of the grip.
The East Bethel, Christian Hill and
Flynn schools will commence Nov 30.
GUY Wright went TO Charlotte Monday
to visit his daughter, Mrs. II. A. Williams
There will be no services in any Of the
local churches this year on Thanksgiving
day.
Mrs 0. W. DensmOre is suffering from
the result OF a foreign substance lodged
in her eye. -1aa.
The younger people took great comfort
in some good skating on the river the hrst
OF the week.
Miss Lou Wood, table girl at the Bas-
com House. went to her home IN Brattle-
bOrO last week.
Miss Mabel Dyke returned Saturday
from teaching very successful term OF
school at Cabot.
George Davis leaves tomorrow for Bur
lingtOn to enter the medical department
OF the L. V. NJ.
Married Nov n, by Rev. George +. For
tier Ethel Osmer Of Quechee and Charles
Soule Of Bethel.
The Congp people are planning to give
a Christmas concert on Sunday evening
prior 10 Christmas.
Mrs +. Scott Blossom is laid up with
an injury 10 her eye and her son, Clyde,
is sick with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter O'Conncl went TO
Boston Friday TO visit their daughter,
Mrs. John Rourke, a few days.
Miss Black of Maine is staying with
her sister. Mrs. W. G.. Clifford, and attend
ing the Whitcomb High school.
Mrs. f. Addie Shcdd Of Havdenville.
70 faf
weeks with Mrs. Rodney Shedd
J. G.. Sargent is making numerous
excavations into the earth trying to
locate a leak in his water system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyman left Tues
day TO be absent a week visiting relatives
at Claremont, n. H., ana vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Valley went to Ian
caster, n. H., Tuesday, called there by the
Illness Of the father OF Mr.. Valley.
Miss Mabel Dyke goes to Vergennes
next Monday, where she has a situation
as teacher In the Industrial school.
Dana Torrey, accompanied by George
TOrrey OF Malcom Iowa, recently visited
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Torrey Of Panton.
Mrs. Agnes King went to Boston Tues
day, where she will spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. viii Blossom.
Mrs. George Pecor went to Newport,
N. H., last week expecting to bring home
with her, her mother, Mrs. John Wright.
o. w. Densmore moves next month
from the Kinney house on Christian Hill
TO the kittredge farm owned by r. p.
Byers.
Clayton T.. Durham has been drawn
to serve on the petit jury at the coming
term OF Windsor County court that begins
Tuesday, Dec. LIST.
1 l. E.-ffr. IT
were at Gaysville Friday evening and I
made addresses before the Union Sunday
school convention.
A special train Tuesday carried from /
Bethel 10 Rochester a large delegation OF /
Masons and friends 10 attend the funeral /
OF DR.. VIM. Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chadwick OF .
barnard and Mrs. Martha Chadwick of |
West Hartford were guests this week OF .
Mr. and Mrs. r. S, Adams.
The fair held for the benefit Of the
building fund OF the Catholic church /
last week was great financial success
and about Sl65 was added to the fund.
Pearl Savage has been doing a large
business in mounting deer heads, having
had eighteen heads in his care and In
addition has tanned nine deer hides for
mats.
The children living in the neighbour
hood OF c. l.. Sanders on Christian Hin |
held Thanksgiving tree at the home OF /
MT. Sanders Wednesday evening OF last
week.
George W. ellison Of lynn, Mass. is
visiting relatives in town. He is in the
employ OF the General Electric COM
psny, having special charge Of the matter
OF testing.
A football game has been arranged to
o. played this Thursday forenoon be-
tween the WhitComb High school eleven
aud team composed OF the alumni of
the school.
Among those home to spend Thanks
giving are William Stickney from Boston.
clarence Burnett and VIII Markham from
Norwich University and Charles Wilson
from the U. " NJ
Bethel Universalist church, George
fortier, minister. Morning worship al
lo'A5i Sunday school al II as a. M: even
ing service AZ z; subject, 1.-THE Disinherit-
GO All friends OF liberal thought invit-
A force ofC. V. Ry. men have been en-
gagged the past week IN moving back the
granite Curhing by the passenger depot
w hich was considered too near the track /
Tor safety. The former distance was two
rect ana eight inches and the curbiug has
been set back four inches. The steps Of /.
tAr liaN1tiEer coaches extend about two
feet and six inches from the rail
Next weeks COURIER will contain
comprehensive write-up OF the Bethel
granite development, with many facts
not heretofore published II will be well
Illustrated with new cuts. from special
views taken Tor the purpose. Everybody
VIII want copy and many will desire
eAtfa copies to preserve or send away.
10y can be- procured at the COURIER
once OF at Adams news stand.
Bert Valley has found an owner to the
purse containing Si05 found by him In
'front.' Of the Bethel Tavern lately. A /
woman from Royaiton put in an appear
anee and claimed the same. She gave
very good description Of the purse and its
contents and Mr. Valley was convinced
that she was the loser and delivered il 10
her. The woman was so full OF gratitude
to Mr.. Valley that she donated 25e. 10 MIN
for his honesty.
Postoiiioe Inspector F. NJ. Birdseye
made an official visit 20 the Bethel post
Office Monday. NJ. Birdseye directed
postmistress Arnold that the regulations
% the department now strictly demand
that the lobby OF the pgstoflico be closed
Sundays when the postmaster Is not Ia
and this rule viii hereafter be followed At