Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-02
Bethel Local intelligence.
Guy wnsov. Local Editor.


wears. For further particulars call on Guy
Wilson or write Mrs Lois A. Xix, Penn
broke, n. H., care Truman Gibson. aett
Miss Freeman went TO New York cts
Wednesday.
ATrs. Rose ellison OF New York recently
visited her sister, Mrs. Lois Xix.
Mics Susan Lamb Of South Royalton
called on friends iu town Monday.
Lieut.. Leslie Elmer and Mrs. Elmer were
guests Sunday OF Mrs. George 5. Wright.
Air. and Mrs. G. w. Berry left Tuesday
to spend the winter at their home IN Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Mary r, Harrington has returned
from Philadelphia, accompanied by Miss
Flint.
Mr.. aud Mrs smith Marsh Of Burke, n.
", have been recent guests Of Rev. T.. +.
EeltOn.
Mrs. C. d. Cushing has been assisting
the past week in the Office work at the
Bethel Mills.
Ernest Bishop Of Lisbon, N. H., is coming
the last Of the week to clerk ia the store Of
}. q. Sargent.
a.. H. Upper vas in Montpelier last
week 10 attend a meeting OF the Mobiles OF
the Mystic Shrine.
alA NH Auh anne lfAhIUth 10 IhhANl SAT
urday after spending a week with her
gather, r.. S. Paine.
National Bank Examiner Z. L. Fish was
~ town last week on his last official visit
90 this section this year.
Hugh Whitaker has sold horse to o.
n. Burrows for use by the latter on the
rural free delivery route.
"a. Moriarty went last week 10 Windsor
where he will spend the winter with his
daughter, Mrs. A, n. Bowen.
The state board Of railroad commission
crs we're in town last week on an official
inspection Of The Rochester railroad.
The family Of A. H.. Jcbb left Saturday
Tor Milford, y, H., to join Mr.. Jebb, who
has secured position Ia the taaHefy In
Milford.
ID. o. Washburn, stonecutter, has
moved TO Bethel from Newark and hired
be house OF Mrs. Henrietta Lincoln on
River street.
The condition Of Alicll Washburn con-
tinucs % improve ana unless Unforeseen
troubles develop his recovery seems prac-
ideally assured.
Mrs. Nelson Wallace had the misfortune
East week 20 fall from portico, iujuring
her knee 30 that now she has to make use
Of two crutches.
y NJ n Ha
was In town last week TO attend the funeral
~ ". II. Cole, remaining over until Mon
day Of this week.
A. Brooks entertained on Saturday
Homer Waldo Of Wallingiord, VI, who
WIS a cousin OF the late Asa Brooks, father
OF A. A. Brooks.
Game Warden p. G. Tinkham was in
town Saturday looking up illegal deer
hunting. lie found two does killed but no
trace Of the slayers.
Connections have been made on the
Farmers Telephone line Of G. d. Gushing
by John Kelehef at house and store, +. n.
Chapman and Nelson Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Hamilton were
IN town Tuesday. Mr.. Hamilton has closed
mis- connection with the T.. b. Ellis CO. and
came here to pack up his goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NJ. Hunt left on the
northbound express Sunday for sacra-
mento, Cal, where Mr.. Hunt expects TO
follow his business Of a stonecutter.
Austin Hayey, foreman at the Ellis
quarry, has moved from the tenement
house Of James ID. Wheeler To the tene-
ment In the house Of Mrs. Harriet Sanders
vacated by A. +. jebb.
Mrs. Mary A. Quimby has moved from
abe house % Mrs. Rodney Shedd TO live
with Mrs. sarah Baker this winter. l.. Il.
Whitney viii occupy the tenement vacated
in the house Of Mrs. Shedd.
Mrs. W. l.. Fish, r. n. Chapman, Rix
Williams and Miss May Blossom attended
the district sunday school convention at
Pittsfeld the first Of the week as delegates
from the Bethel Cong'l church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Kimhau re-
turncd Friday from bits Of six weeks and
Two weeks respectively with their daugh-
ters, Elizabeth. az Medford, Mass, and
Mrs. George Myman, at East Walpole
There is unclaimed mail matter at the
Bethel postoiiiee addressed 10 Mr. William
}. Bath, MIR. Oskar Hcind, Mr.. John Linz
ton, Mr.. Charlie Milne, Mr.. samuel McCln-
ton, Mr.. John Mccormick, Mr.. Ernest W.
Nav.
Ben Byam injured his hand last week
while cutting meat. The injured member
Began % swell and became very painful,
40 that saturday be went 20 Montpelier
FOR treatment.
Guy Cole, who has been carrying on the
Mccullough farm, b. 30 go 20 work at the
quarry. Harry Munsou will carry on the
Mccullough farm and the place ~ Mr..
Munson on the farm Of e.. ". Curtis will
b. taken b. Frank j. Olmstead.
The remains were brought here oct. 18th
81 Arnon Z. Putnam and the iutermeut
was made IN the Barnard cemetery. Mr.
Putnam vas resident in Bethel about
twenty-five years ago, living on the urem-
isos now owned by John W. sharpe.
Russell Woodard % Randolph bas sold
% HoracC Lane The farm in Bethel Giiead
known a. The A BAL Woodland farm. u COM
talus about - acres aud the price paid was
IN the neighi5orhCod 90 t2.010 Thls farm
vas formerly owned By Justin L. Chud.
Deputy sheriff }. q. Davis % Sherburne
passed through towu last saturday on his
way to Waterbury, O. which town be was
cscurting a ndEeu johnson. johnson e.
Capcd some time ago from the state hlsui-
cal and We laeaiGd at the home % BIS
brother ln Fitfsatld.
UEher Oscar Maynard son % Mr. and
Mr- Adam Maynard. and Miss Lizzie.
a. lE htEr 90 ErH3 Williamson. ndth - this
town. we're married 40 Woodstock 0et E
a. krF. Hs j.. Garfield. Nr. esd Nrs
Maynard via reside Iu Bethel Hnd have
ere best wishes af uaaY friends.
Mr.. LOIS a. Eir has cIosad haf farm
h5asc Tor the autrr and DO present 1.
stopping uitu her laurlicr. Nfs Glenn
Gilman. In BeYaliuu. Aloli forts of har
uid friends and ngIEhtl-s mes atth hF
lat Friday evening Cake ard coffee abr.
served and all had pleasant uuae.