Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-30
Bethel Local Intelligence.


Mrs. c. A. Spaulding and son are visit
ng her parents at Shrewsbury
The young son OF o. n. Barrows has
been quite sick with dysentery.
Miss /. NJ. Allen OF Bradford was the
guest OF Mrs. Mary Hodgkins over sun
day.
S. Nj. Washburn has completed the im-
provement of his house by fresh coat OF
paint.
Mrs. Roy stearns and son, Albert, Of
Springfield arrived at Albert Stearns' last
week.
Mrs. Fanny Howe of Chicago is visiting
her sister, Miss Z. S. Fogg, at Bluehillside
farm.
Miss Carrie Curtis aud Miss Olivia john
son returned from Lancaster, n. H., last
week.
Misses Violet and May Sheffield Of Bos-
ton are guests of their uncle, II. II. Dins-
more,
Fred Kelsey Of Lowell, Mass, visited
his sister, Mrs. Harrison Powers, over
Sunday.
DR.. Don. d. Grout of Waterbury was in
town last Friday visiting his daughter,
Mrs. II. B. Lease.
Mrs Foster Wing OF Rochester has been
staying a few DAYS al II. II. Gilson's and
W. e. Iattimer's.
Miss Grace Upper arrived home last
week from Warwick, Mass, where she
bad been teaching.
Mr. aud Mrs. n. +. Clark and Mrs +. G,
Baker OF ST.. Adams were IN town over
Sunday, stopping at d. l., Child's.
Miss Laura Kelsey OF Middlebury, a
Gormer teacher IN the Whitcomb High
school, is, visiting at John Wilson's.
Tbomas Moore of Plymouth was in
Bethel last week and bought OF the Bethel
Printing Co. printing press and onttit.
The summer timetable OF the e. Y. Ry.,
went into effect last Monday. The revised
schedule is given at the head of this coli
umn.
Chas. Howard Of Maiden, Mass, a eous-
a % Mrs. Aaron Hoisington, was in town
this week to attend the funeral OF Aaron
Hoisington.
Mrs. Arthur Quimby was quite severely
injured by being thrown out OF the wagon
Tuesday morning while turning around at
the creamery.
z. II. Bigelow was fifty years old
"Wednesday of last week and number OF
Ais neighbors gathered at his home to hell
him celebrate.
Mrs Charles Hoisington returned to
Lowell, Mass, Saturday after spending q
couple Of weeks with frienos and relatives
In this vicinity.
Mrs. Hattie Coy OF Brooklyn, N. V, and
Mrs. Mabel Henderson formerly Mis-,
Mabel MARTINI and son OF Fitehburg
Mass, arrived In town Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Trotman OF Bisbee, Ariz.
formerly Mildred Keller, is visiting he
father, Chad. d. Keller, accompanied by
heE uine-months-old daughter.
j, B, Richardson, United States consu
Tor several years at Utilla, Honduras, hal
been the guest the past week OF e. A
U1yil, former classmate at ST. Johns
bury.
The state has entered a nolle prosequi il
Ehp Liquor case against Wesley Granger o
Randolph, who was convicted at Bethe
last spring of furnishing liquor without
license
C. n Rowell, engineer at the Woodbur.
shed in this village, went to Hardwicl
East week TO assist in the starting OF al
electric light plant just installed by tn
Woodbury. Granite company.
Harry Brooks returned to his home i
stock bridge last week Tuesday. lie
continually making repairs on his hous
and will superintend some work befor
going abroad Chris Hall Hccompanie
him,
AT the Congl church there will be
preparatory lecture and business meetin
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Sacramen
% the Lords Supper next Sunday morning
az 10:i5, At 7:30 p. m. the subject will b
patriotism"
Miss Lucy washburn is entertainin
her friend, Miss Alice Parker, of Duxbury
Mass Wednesday, Miss Washburn an
Miss Parker accompanied Ben Nashbur
20 Hanover to. attend commencement a
Dartmouth college.
Much interest is being displayed owe
Ehe wax candle IN the window of th
King clothing store. The candle is thre
and one half inches in diameter and fly
feet tall, and the question is how long wi
10 burn. The guesses SO far range froI
eight TO five hundred hours.
Normandeau Brothers OF Barre hay
taken a contract Of L. NJ. Heath, receive
OF the Bethel Electric Light and Powt
com pany. to relay the fiume walls at th
power station which have been badl
twisted by the ice. The new wall will
laid Of granite, cemented and dowelled.
Clinton Hatch returned to his home !
Bellows Falls Monday after visit of
week to his father, u. X. Hatch. who az
Compauied him for trip of several week
visiting at Bellows Falls, and with
daughter, Mrs. r. II, Weeks, at Keene,
H., and with a son, Howard Hatch,
shirley, Mass.
school IN district No. s, taught by Jos,
uhine Emery, closed Friday. The pup
50 fun attendance and with no marks We
Mabel and Glenn Dustin, MILDRED AZ
Dorothy Spooner and Elsie Shattuel
Bertha Derby, Rix and Eta Williams ha
no marks during their school member
ship. Gail Brewster had no absent mari
during the term. Number Of pupils eI
r1tled, u.
Or Fred Edmunds and Miss Achsa
Esuuey Of Pittsheld were married at Il
home Of the brides father, Harris g. RAJ
ney, In Pittsiield Wednesday, June 2
DR. Edmunds Is a son OF William II. IL
nuuds, a graduate Of the Nbitcomb His
SC laol and later OF the Baltimore Medic
college. Mrs. Edmunds has been for q
past two years a student at the Mhitcon
High school.
Aaron Hoisington died June 25th at
houae in this town Of an organic disea
u the heart. Mr.. Hoisington was near
~ years old, having been born in Rochest
July =, 1872. he was the son OF sayl
and Abigail Davis Hoisington. on