Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-23
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY Wilson, Local Editor


terms will be made to purchaser. There is
great demand foT board in Bethel and this
house Is just fitted for that purpose and
could be readily filled with boarders.
m2w GUY WILSON, Bethel, Vt.
&c. Sargent was in Burlington over
G.I. Abbott Is relaying the foundations
60 his house.
Mrs. G. l. Abbott is visiting friends in
Barnard this week.
Miss Josie Reed is spending few weeks
at Essex Junction with friends.
Mrs. r. p. Baker OF stockbridge visited
friends Wednesday Of last week
Rural Mail Carrier II. f. Grant has had
d relapse and is critically i'll again.
Harry Stafford, son OF NJ. G. Stafford Of
Sutton, p. O., is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Warren z. Preston has bought a
tine new Prescott piano OF d. NJ. Strong
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Berry arrived at
their summer home on River street last
Mics Edith Smith Of Randolph Center is
stopping for a time with Mrs. c. f..
Frank Tueston Smith arrived last week
and will be at the BasC0m House for the
summer.
william Thurston went to his former
home al Littletou, n. H., Monday for
short visit.
Mrs. Nellie Amos, a trained nurse from
Burlington, came last week to care for
Mrs. l.. NJ. Heath.
Arthur Adams and w, d. Adams OF Bos-
ton spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs.
William r. Adams.
Albert Washburn and George /. Abbott,
'Jr., are camping out on the farm Of q. /.
Abbott in Royalton.
Mrs. Margaret Bennett OF Windsor Mills,
T.. O., arrived Tuesday to visit her brother,
christopher r. Noble.
VIM. Brooks has moved the barn on the
John Williams place to position in the
rear OF his wood shed.
Lewis Edmunds OF Rutland spent several
days IN town last week at the home of his
tsther, VIM. H. Edmunds.
BIG. Howe of Bennington was in town
a few days last week, stopping with his
daughter, Mrs. w. T. King.
r. @. Fisher has been in Gowanda, n.
", the past week where he has recently
purchased an interest in a shoe store.
James, Joseph and Paul Wilson left
Monday on a vacation bicycle trip to cover
various points in Vermont and New Hamp-
shire.
George L. Chatfield and Miss Lucy A.
Dumas both OF Stock bridge, were mar
ried on Monday last by Rev. George +.
Fort Ter.
Mrs. E. c. Waldo and three children
have arrived at "The Fins" for a several
weeks stay. Mr.. Waldo viii join his fam
lily in July.
Every old soldier in Bethel and else
where will be interested in DR.. Gardner
Cox's "reminiscences OF the days of '63
printed on page s.
+. l.. Eaton Of Boston, owner Of the
Jeremiah Morse farm on the Randolph
road, has been in town the past week
looking after his farm.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
postofice addressed to Mr.. Felice Beau
scsge, w. =. Carpenter, Mr.. Arthur Colly,
Miss Estella b. Stfack.
Coming in July-the Rev. L. Grant
Houston, lecturer on Bible lands, Illus
Irated with specimens ahd curios from all
the noted places Of Palestine.
Episcopal church. There viii be morn
dnE prayer and sermon next Sunday at
iO:45 A. NJ, Rev. Enoch Thompson Of
Washington, ID. c., officiating.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Greene will give whist
party Tuesday afternoon Of next week at
Der home on River street for the benefit Of
the Village Improvement society.
Mrs Merton Richardson OF Roxbury at
kended the graduation exercises Of the
Whitcomb High school last week, stop
ping with Mrs Lucinda Bingham.
prof. w. r. shipman Of Tufts college
called on friends In town Monday on his
way to attend the commencement eXercis- !
es this week at Goddard seminary.
Warren L. French writes from South
Omaha under date Of June 18th that he has
bssen very sick al his sons home since May
nth and is not out yet, but is better.
a son weighing ten pounds was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webster of Royal
ton June 21st, being a grandson to Mr..
snd Mrs. q. III. Kimball OF this town.
Married, June 18th, al the home of Fred
q button on Pleasant street, Miss Jennie
i Dutton and Carl NJ. Hunt, both OF Bar
uard, the Rev. j. Hall Long officiating.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
Lena, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs George 4. !
Rowe of this town, and Mr.. Armi l.. Ma
son, which will take place at Bethel, June
goth.
Miss Maud Rogers went to st. Johns
bury Monday, where she has employment
for The summer. She accompanied Mas /
tiers Ben and Trot King, who go for visit
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Ravens Of somer-
vile arrived at Forrest Southard's last
week, having driven their team from
home This IS the fifth season OF Mr.. and 4
Mrs. Ravens at the Southland farm.
Conpl church, preaching next Sunday /
morning and evening by the minister. The 1
order 81 Free and Accepted Masons viii be .
present at 7:30 p. m. Everyone welcome. 1
Mrs. Chase and Mr.. Lilley Will sing al
each service. Preparatory lecture Friday,
July LIST, at ? p. m.
The train and men that have been grad
1nx this end Of the Rochester railroad .
from tine gravel pit al the mouth of the .
Third branch Of the White river, left this .
week for the upper end, having completed /
their work here. They will now take fill- 4
aug from the pit on the farm Of Crosby .
Martin az Rochester.
Milo Robbins has purchased a portable .
ssaW-miIl and will install it to work upon
the farm bought by him last year Of Sell .
gten Morse in Stockbridge. Mr. Robbins I
estimates that there is about years work /
szatting of one million feet Of bass, cherry, .
ash and maple. The lumber viii be CARED ,
AT Stock bridge Common.