Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-13
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

Elanos ana organs ali kllun ol Elapno-
phones ana musical supplies. Write toi
ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel.
The stallion, Robert Falconer, Z. {. Me
lntyre manager, win stand at Pittsield at
II. q. Ranney's stable Mondays, IN Koch
sister al Oscar Martins stable Tuesdays,
in South Royalton at Blake's stable Fri
days and the remainder OF the time at my
stable IN Bethel. 6w ae W. Il. EDMUNDss
W. c. Clifford went to New York on
business Tuesday.
II. II. Dinsmore and family returned
from Boston Tuesday.
Miss FIorian Tucker Of Brsttleboro is
stopping at o. y. Barrows' this week.
Mrs. French OF Springfield is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. William NJ. Fisher.
Mr. aud Mrs. George Farr Of Hancock
were at John Foleyis the first OF the week.
Mrs. Emma Davis Of ThompsonviIle,
Conn, is the guest Of Mrs. ". G. Latti-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Abbott Of Rutland
were guests recently Of his brother, George
I. Abbott.
The summer school for Windsor county
viii be held at Windsor this year, Begin
ming July a.
Mrs. Flora Chase has returned from
Woodstock, where she had been the past
two months.
Dir. and Mrs. W. 5 Chase OF Franklin,
n. H., were guests several days last week
at r. W. Morse's.
Miss Neva Ketchum OF Penacook, n. H.,
has been visiting her father, 5. 4. Ketch-
um, at o. c. BoYee's
The Ladies' Aid society OF the CongI
church met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. f. T.. Cushman
NJ. j. Corliss left Monday for bis vaca-
tion 70 be spent at his former home at
Bradford and vicinity.
Mrs Wellsby Of North Adams, Mass,
and son are guests this week Of her sister,
Mrs. Frank L. Martin.
Mrs. \. NJ Lord Of san Francisco ar
rived last week to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. ". Morse.
Mrs. Hugh Wilson and daughter,
Geraldine, Of Westford, VT, were at Mrs.
J. J. Wilson's last week.
Bert G. Rogers was called to Forestdale
last week TO attend the funeral OF his
mother, Mrs, Geo. Rogers.
Miss Harriet Munson left Saturday for
an extended trip to visit relatives at Win |
throp, n. Y, and vicinity.
Eddie Campbell Of Boston and Orvile |
Reed 81 Somerville, Mass, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. &. o. Hopkins.
The new Silver Lake creamery at Bar
nard viii begin taking cream and milk
next Monday morning, July 18th.
Mrs. Ernest Sargent and daughter of
Woodsville, n. H., have been guests the /
past few days Of Mrs. Z. c. stearns.
Victor A. Grant was one Of the success
ful candidates who took the pharmsceuti- /
cal examination at Montpelier last week.
Miss Susie Dumbleton and Miss Elsie /
Rogers OF Springfield, Mass, are spending +
few weeks with Mrs. Nancy II. Shaw.
Miss Anna Grout and Miss Mollie ABB |
bott have been working Ia the store of I
Miss May Blossom during the absence OF I
he latter at Baltimore
jerome +. Shaw has sold to W. H. Ken
dali the home premises occupied by Mr.. .
shaw, situated in Bethel Gilead aud T
known as the Methodist parsonage prem
ses.
Miss Lizzie Kimball returned home
Monday for the summer vacation. Miss
Kim ball has been engaged the past year as
teacher in the graded school Of Mediord,
Mass.
W. G. Shaw has sold to Tony Morrill,
building lot adjoining the railroad and
the Highland Park lots recently sold BY
A. d. Gilley. Mr.. Morrill, has already the
frame up for dwelling house.
A COW pastured by S. {. Durham in his
back pasture and belonging to {. II. Kid
der got out of the pasture one day last
week and onto the track Of the Rochester
railroad and broke its leg so that it had to
be killed
Charles Greene OF Stockbridge had
horse die while on the way to attend the
circus Monday. Mr.. Greene was driving
a span Of horses and did not notice any
trouble until be had nearly reached the
village, when he saw that one horse was
acting peculiarly, and as soon as the
White river bridge had been crossed the
horse fell dead.
letter received from A. Lee Cady
tuesday announced his narrow escape
from death in a confagration in New
York Sunday night Mr. Cady went 10 ,
New York last week 70 take a course iu
the school Of embalming and was stopping
at the boarding house on East 44th street
OF Mrs. Charles p. Coy, a former Bethel
resident and sister of Mrs. NJ. y. Kendall {
Mr.. Cady escaped by swinging from
window on the second story to a window :
IN an adjoining building, losing only his
watch. One poor fellow, Arthur Neeiy Of
chicago, Jumped from the fourth-sforv
window and, striking the pavement on his
mead was instantly Killed