Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-21
Bethel Local intelligence.
GUY WILSON. Local Editor.

three years Olu. run Bfolhef ana sister,
kind and gentle and make a handsome
team. 3t8 Mrs. W. c. LATTINiER. Bethel.
Owing to IN health Of owner. the d. NJ.
Xix farm in west part part Of town must
be sold. Contains about 100 acres OF fertile
soil. A nearly new house costing $500 on
il, also fine orchard OF grated fruit yield-
ing several hundred bushels in average
years For further particulars call on Guy
Wilson or write Mrs. Lois A. Xix, Penn
broke, n, H., care Truman Gibson. aetf
Mrs L. S. McKesser is visiting friends
at Keeseville, n. "
Mrs. Mary A. Hodgkins is in market
this week buying new goods.
Rev. j. Hall Long was called to Dainty,
VT, Wednesday to oficiate at funeral.
Carlton ellison Of Nyack. n. ", is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Sarah sturteyant.
L. f. Billings and family returned last
week from their automobile trip to Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Markham were in
Roialton with relatiyes Sal lrday and sun.
dsy.
Mrs T. II. Hamilton cam from Worces-
ter, Mass, q spend Sunday with her hus-
band.
sam Lee Abbott he's entered the employ
OF the L. G. Fisher Co. as bookkeeper in
its Office.
Mrs. y. NJ. Lord started Monday to join
her husband at san Francisco, going by
way OF Montreal.
Harold Packard Of Neponset, Mass,
who has been visiting Elmer Dinsmore
returned home Monday
Rev George Biodgett Gilbert and Mrs.
Gilbert of Middletown, Conn, visited
friends IN town Tuesday.
Mrs W. L. Fish, Miss Ruby Fish and
I 4.
from their visit to Boston.
The Bethel branch OF the International
Sunshine society will meet with Mrs. Will
Dart Wednesday Sept. p.
Miss Florence Clukey has returned from
her vacation and resumed her duties as
waitress at the Bascom House.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Rice were in North
field he first Of the week visiting paphro
u. Pike, brother in-law of Mrs. Rice
Perrin Whitaker and Willis Whitaker
leave next Saturday for Albany, where
they will both be students in the Albany
Business college.
Mrs. Dwight Davis, daughter OF Henry
Brooks Of Stockbridge. was operated on
Tor appendicitis last Friday in New York
and Is doing nicely.
j. II. MacRae OF Montreal OF the firm Of
Ross y MdcRae, contractors on the con-
struetion Of the Bethel Granite Ry., was in
town the first OF the week.
Mrs. Caroline Scott and Mrs. Caroline
Written returned last Thursday to their
home at Wellesley, after spending the
summer at L. +. Cushmans.
Mrs. w. l.. Fish and Mrs G.. NJ. Miller /.
are delegates from the Bethel Cong1
church TO the Windsor county Sunday
school convention at Quechee this week
Mrs George II. Kimbali left the first
OF the week Tor visit to her daughter.
Mrs. George r. Wyman, at East Walpole,
Mass, and with reiat yes in New Jersey.
The Right Reverend Arthur c. A. Hall,
ID. D bishop OF Vermont, will preach at
Christ church, Bethel. on Sunday next at 4
the p m. service. A cordial invitation .
IS extended to everybody TO be present.
5. L. Abbott came home from New York
last week. He was accompanied home by
Miss Inez Stevens of Amherst, Mass, a
cassmate in the class OF 1905 at Middle
bury college.
Miss Grace Huntington, former teacher
in the AhitcomD High school, accompa-
MED by her sister, Miss Florence lurking
ton, is spending her vacation in town,
stopping at the Bascom House.
George B. Chase was in town from Bos-
ton TO visit his parents, DIR. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Chase, from Friday till Monday Mr..
Chsse IS IN the employ Of the Boston q
Maine r. r. Co. in the Office OF the tracing
department.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
postoitice addressed to Mr.. Anthony
Bogues, Mrs. Charles B. Fowl, Mrs. j. r.
George, Mr.. r. X. Manning, Mr.. James
Savage, Mr.. Charles Scruton and Mr.. VIII
liam +. Hall.
The college students residing in Bethel
have returned to their duties. Ben Wash
burn to Dartmouth, Charles Wilson to the
University Of Vermont, John Mccormack,
Joseph Mccormack and George Waterman
TO Middlebury college.
Mrs. II A. Chadwick, Mrs. L. NJ. Greene,
Mrs. e. p. Coy and Mrs. NJ. n. Kendall
escaped the watchful ewes Of their respect- s
i've husbands last Thursday and, securing
a team, drove TO Rutland, where they were
located attending the fair.
The Z. B. Ellis Co. sent last week to
New York eight large samples OF their
granite. The company has entered into
the competition for securing the contract
Tor furnishing the stone for the new
grand central railroad station Of the
New York Central in New York city.
The contract calls for over one million
cubic feet Of stone and will take seven
years 70 complete. Only the rough stone
is called for.
Harold Vincent Allen and Miss Halle
May Green, both Of this town. were united
IN marriage al East Randolph Sept. 10th
by Rev f. G. Clarke, pastor OF the Free
Baptist church. Mr.. Allen is native Of
the town Of Chittcndeu in this state, is
drum major Of the Y. y. g. and was for
merry IN the regular army. For the past
two years he has been an engineer at the
Bethel qgarries. first for the Woodbury.
Granite Co. and later for the r. b. Ellis
Granite Go. The bride IS a daughter 81
Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Greene Of East Bethel.
DIT. Fred A. Edmunds left early in the
week Tor Waterbury. where he has taken
the practice Of DR.. Don ID. Gr0ut Dr.
Edmunds has a host Of friends who are
glad 10 see him enter this larger field
Hc was born 10 1S7s and graduated from
Tbs WhHcomb High school in 1899. He
began the study Of medicine with Or.
r. NJ. Chase and later entered the office
OF DIR. L. n. Greene. He graduated from
Baltimore Medical college IN Ial3 and At
once located in Pittsfieid to practice,
~ here be has remained up to the present
time. He has been superintendent OF
schools at Pittsfield and is member Of
Nsnnue No on. q and A. NJ.