Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
Bethel Local Intelligence,
GUY WILSON. Local Editor.

ester at oscar Martins stable tuesdays
ia South Royalton at Blake's stable Fri
days and the remainder OF the time at my
stable IN Bethel. 6w ae w. II. EDMUgDs
FoR sALE:-The well known Clark
Chamberlin and the Paul Dean farms in
Barnard, containing about 30 acres of pro-
dnctive 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 ia the vicinity. Easy terms to pur-
chaser. Address, II. e. Cheney, Rutland,
VI, Or g. Z. Gibson. Bethel, Vt. Nv ae
Mrs. B. NJ. Wade OF Boston is visiting
Mrs. A. L. Stearns.
L. S. Marshal c. c. Graves Of Waterbury
was in town last Friday.
4 daughter was born June 18th to Mr.
and Mrs. John +. Aldrich.
F. f. Ladue OF Boston called on friends
10 town several days last week.
J. r. Albee Of Springfield, Mass, is vis-
iting his uncle, Hon. r. j. Flint.
Fred aud Peter Miller OF Boston are vis-
iting their brother, Henry Miller
Miss Bessie Dubois went Wednesday to
visit at her former home at 0gdensburg,
NY
John s. Kimball and George Kimball,
Jr., took pleasure trip to Boston last
week.
Samuel Abbott is a member OF the grad
uating class at Middlebury college next
week
4 daughter was born June 18th, weigh
ing thirteen pounds, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
mot 4. Root
Carl MeAllster, Pullman car conductor,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Stearns Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Quimby was called to East
Bethel the first OF the week hy the death
of Horace Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. George d. Ravens OF SOM
erville, Mass, have arrived at Forrest
southard's for the summer
There Is unclaimed mail matter at the
Bethel postotiice addressed to Mr.. Walter
!. Abbott, Miss Mamie Dasonie.'
Scott Blossom and family started last
Thursday for carriage drive 10 Chelsea,
Williamstown, Barre and Montpelier.
Mrs. II. s. Kent returned Monday from
q i've weeks stay al the womans hospital
N koxbury, Mass. much improved in
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Wilson OF SPRING
tield, Mass, have been spending the past
week 10 town with relatives Of Mr..
Wilson.
Daniel MePhee of the Fisher tannerv
force left last week for two weeks, vaca-
friends.
Miss Cornella CLANCY. teacher in music |
and drawing at the Randolph High school, /
was the guest last week of Mrs j. A. /
Graham.
Chas, F. Partridge and sister, Mrs. Al
vlra Severance, OF East Middlebury are
visiting at the home of their nephew,
Henry {. Rice, this week.
Owing to a shortness in the number of
AZ "a D. 10 Ff \
and Fred L. Fowler were summoned to
woodstock Monday to serve.
J. q. Como, engineer at the quarry. went
20 Concord Tuesday and expects to bring
back his family with him and occupy a II
portion OF the house OF Dan Sulle.
George Tuckerman OF Potsdam, n. Y.
has bought Of G. o. Hopkins the we'll
known John Robinson farm on Royalton
hul now occupied by Mr.. Hopkins
The Gre company gave its first practice
wednesday of last week About 700 feet
OF hose were laid and a stream thrown over
the steeple OF the new Methodist church. 4
Mrs. George Derby died last Friday at
the home OF James Kill in Barnard, with
whom she had been making her home for
several years past. Mrs. Derby formerly
lived in Granville.
Lee Cady Is in Concord this wee ap-
pesring as witness in behalf Of the state I
the habit OF defrauding their clients in /
making collections
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Carter. daughter
and nnrse OF Lebanon, n. H., were in
town Friday and Saturday, stopping with
=. A. Davis, making the trip on a 20 $
horsepower Elmore automobile. )
In addition to the teachers mentioned
last week, Mrs. Il. L. Wills. teacher OF
ths Glead school, will exhibit a class in !.
geography at the town district union :
hall.
The annual reports OF the whitcomb :
High school and its prudential committee q
may be obtained az the store 81 Upper 4 /
Graham by all those having right to it
button. 9
Miss Laura Kelsey, former teacher in Z
the Nhiteomb High school, was the guest 4
last seek Of Mrs. John j. Wilson, on the 5
way home to Middlebury, from Long 7
Plains, Mass, where she has been teach :
ing the past year. 5
George C. Robbins Of Natick Mass, Is a
with his sister, Mrs. Clinton 2
Cabin. Mr.. Robbins is a carpenter, and
= short time ago fell from the roof OF
bs doing, suffering severe injuries, from
which be is slowly recovering.
Mrs. sarah Baker, administrators OF thu q
estate Of the late Wesley +. Baker, has /.
sold &c Royal +. Fassett the so-called .
wEchard lot situated on the westerly side =
81 Church street, nesrly opposite Harm
ton creamery. The premises contain about :
i've acres, and are favorably situated for
desirable building lots.
The cantata, 'sCinderella in Flower
Land given by the pupils OF the fifth and !.
siKth grades in the Town hall last Satur
dag evening was q great success. The
FL was crowdef and the pupils showed /
me results Of very painstaking drilling
given BY Miss Curtis, who had tie matter :
10 charge. Miss ingerson closed the
entertainment with q wonderful exhibi- /,
sion % the possibilities Of club swinging.