Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-06
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GuY w1IsoN, Local EdItor.

The stallion Robert Falconer, +. {. Nc
Intyre manager, will stand at Pittsteld at
II. q. Ranney's stable Mondays, IN Roeh-
ester at Oscar Martins stable Tuesdays,
in South Royalton at Blake's stable Fri
DAYS and the remainder OF the time at my
stable in Bethel. CIV ae w. Ii. EDMUEDs
For SALE:-The well known Clark
Chamberlin and the Paul Dean farms Ia
Barnard, containing about so acres OF pro-
ductiye tillage land and $50 of pasturage
and woodland. Estimated over a million
feet Of hemlock, bass, ash and other hard
wood lumber. As good farm as can be
found in the vicinity. Easy terms TO pur-
chaser. Address, II. Q. Cheney, Rutland,
VT, or G. T.. ellison, Bethel, VT. 4w ae
John w. Rogers is working for DIR. p.
L. Ellis.
Miss Lena Allen is visiting Mrs. M. A.
Hodgkins.
Miss r. S. Fogg returned Saturday
from trip TO Chicago.
Mrs. John Lavelle has resigned her posi-
tion at the Bascom House.
George w. Berry and Mrs. X. M. Chase
left for Boston Wednesday.
Mrs John Rourke of Arlington, Mass,
is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. A. l.. Stearns left Sunday TO join
her husband at Springfield, Vt.
The T.. &. Fisher 90. has sold one OF its
fine pair OF driving horses to h. ID. ellison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenbrook OF Connecti-
cut are visiting their cousin, Miss Ann
Sargent.
Joel b. Putpam, Esq, was the guest over
Sunday of ms brother in-law, Dea. Alon-
20 Emery.
Mrs. William Blossom of Boston is
spending the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Agnes King
Miss Grace Upper is at home for the
summer vacation from her duties as teach
er at Tyngsboro, Mass.
Miss Mabel Miller has returned for the
summer vacation from Grafton. n. H.,
where she has been teaching.
The ladies OF the Village Improyement
society will serve ice cream and rake en-
the common Monday, Julw4O.
f. n. Chapman, William Briggs ana
George Ingalls, went TO Quechee the ith TOD
assist the Randolph Cornet band. 4
Quite a number went to Sharon's
Fourth Tuesday. Bethel defeated Sharons
ball team IN an interesting game, 8 to 2.
Louis II. Whitney has moved into a
tenement in the Howard house on South
Main street, recently bought by Il. s. Put
nam.
Miss Mabel Dyke returned Monday
rum pEAthnus ME-, NntTe sht mas a POSI- Y
ton as teacher in the State School for
Boys.
Mrs. Mary Quimby went Saturday to
visit her son, Wesley Quimby, who has a
position in the machine shops at SPRING !
field, VT.
Miss Mary ellison entertained party |
Of young lady friends Saturday evening /
IN honor OF her guest, Miss White, OF /
Burlington.
j. A. Nckerson, clerk at the tannery,
has been Ioined by Mrs. Nickerson and /
daughter. The family are stopping at 4
the Bethel Tavern.
Miss Winnifred Munroe OF Wakefield
and Miss Mary Ferguson OF Somerville,
Mass, have arrived for the summer at
Forrest Southsrd's.
King X. Lille, clerk in the store Of J. G.
Sargent, left Saturday to spend his vaca-
ton with his sister at Quechee and at his
former home an Orwell.
Lewis b. Bates closed his service June
3Oth as mail carrier. between Bethel and
Gaysville and the duties were assumed by
the new carrie Hugh II. Whitaker.
The Bethel cornet band gave very
agreeable street practice and parade Mon !
DAY evening, They were dressed in their
new uniforms and looked very .natty.
Claude Blodgett fired homemade can
Ii
badly burning his face and hands and 8
giving him quite painful experience.
Among the honors announced at Dart
mouth college last week was an honorable
mention for sophomores in German to
Benjamin Martin Washburn of Bethel.
A son, Haven Milton Greene. was born
July LIST to DIR. and Mrs. o. V. Greene. \
The young man is a grandson of DR.. l.. {
M. Greene and great grandson OF Mrs. 3
Ellen Gibson. +
Mrs. Merrick Sylvester has sold to v
X +. Fassett a building lot of fifty feet :
front, situated between the premises of r
y. :. Putnam and the stable building on /
the Sylvester premises. d
Misses May Blossom and Jessie spauld- J
ing left Monday evening for Baltimore
Nd, to attend the 22d international con- 7
vention OF the Christian Endeavor society, I
which meets from the 5th to 10th, inclu-
siye. Q
Monday, the selectmen appointed E. s. !
Putnam and Will II. Smith as special po-
lice Office and with Constable Cushman
the new officers looked after the preserva-
ton OF public peace and private property '
the night before the 4lh. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin II. Durkee passed !,
the forty-fiith milestone OF their married I
life July Bird and their relatives and q
friends gathered at their home in the :
evening to help them celebrate the occa-
sion and left several substantial tokens
OF their esteem.
Clarence &. Chadwick was taken Satur- \
day night with an attack Of hiccoughing /
from which be is unable to be relieved
by medical aid. Mr.. Chadwick is under (
the influence OF opiates, but is not
quiescent Mr. Chadwick is a member Of
the ]. o. o. +. lodge Of Randolph.
The Woodbury. Granite Go. has just Sc
cured the contract for furnishing cut
stone for a $4,000 bank building at Pitts
burg, Pa. The contract calls for Wood
bury granite and the stone will all be I'm
ished 81 the Bethel cutting sheds, insur-
ing wOrk Tor the remainder Of the year for
about SIXTY men.
lhs executive committee OF the Windsor 1
, uuptY Veterans association held a meet !
ing AZ Bethel Monday and adjourned to :
meet some time next week Al the call Of I
the president, X. {. Hagar. The next !
meeting will he held at Rochester TO meet +,
the local committee 20 further perfect
plsus for the rousing reunion 10 DC held
August 10th at Rochester.