Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-04
Bethel Local intelligence,
GuY Wilson. Local Editor.

Ntnn AAA1 VIVA
Mrs. Josephine NJ, French went to
Boston Monday.
Miss Abbie Gokey Of Pittsteld is visit
ing Mrs. Lois RiN,
William, youngest son OF Mrs. Lois
RiX, is seriously III with grip,
Mrs. Lynn T, Chadwick went Saturday
TO NiUdsor to visit at her former home.
Carl II. Welch u Waterloo, p. O., has
been a recent guest at the home OF A, ID.
Rindge.
A daughter was born sept. 9th to Mr..
aud Mrs. John Gordon, Mr.. Gordon Is
quarryman,
NJ. NJ. Whipple is newly printing his
house on River street with +. Il. Markham
doing the work.
Mrs. Fred Parrott OF Montpelier was
the guest over Sunday OF her sister, Mrs.
ID. Lynn Chadwick.
Patrick Mccormack is moving back TO
has house on Mountain avenue, lately oc-
cupied by John Wallace,
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. A, Greer of Waterbury,
Conn.,, arrived Monday for a two weeks
stay at +. +. Cushman's.
Mrs. T.. A. Thatcher OF Penacook, n. H.,
is spending the week with friends and
relatives Ia this vicinity.
a
laid up with foot severely jammed by
stone falling from derrick.
Clinton Clafiin has sold his handsome
pair OF bays to NJ. II. Faulkner OF Wood
stock and New York for $500,
A son, Clarence Alfred, was born Sept.
2Slh to Mr.. and Mrs, John W. Sharpe
and grandson OF A. A. Soper.
MIR. and Mrs. f. NJ, Young were in
Royalton Saturday to attend the funeral
OF their niece, Miss May Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White Of Under
hill were IN town over Sunday, visiting
Mrs. Isabel Ellis, sister OF Mr.. White.
The regular meeting of Rising Star
grange will be held Saturday evening,
Oct. 9Th. A good program is expected.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Gibson of New
\ ofk arrived Saturday for short visit at
the home OF his aunt, Mrs. Sarah ellison.
The ladies' of the Uniyersalist church
gave one OF their famous suppers at Har-
rington Parlors Friday evening OF last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Williams re-
turned to their home in Brighton, Mass,
Monday after spending two weeks at E.
Il. Cushmans.
George A. Waters suffered quite painful
burns Friday afternoon while handling
a gasolene torch used in connection with
his automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Z. Burnett left
Tuesday for two weeks trip. They will
visit Frank Burnett at northampton,
Mass, and Rev. w. ii. Rider at Gloucester.
Louis +. Billings and family expect to
go to Boston to reside this month, where
Mr.. Billings will push the sale of the
Young stone saw, in which he holds an
interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Jewett OF Boston
made short call at their Cousins, Mrs.
III. {. Rice, last ", elk, being on their re-
turn to Boston from visit to their old
home at Rochester.
J. $. Young is greatly improving his
premises at the head of Church street.
lie Is laying culvert to drain the gully
and covering the gully up and grading
even with the street.
Sylvester M. Spooner has sold to Lewis
III. Abbott building lot off the southerly
end OF his farm and on the main highway
adjoining the Benedict farm. MIR. Abbott
expects to build next season.
Benjamin Henry Thurston OF Lebanon,
n. H., quarryman and Miss Josie Mabel
Greene, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Luman
l.. Greene Of East Bethel were married
sept. 10Th by Rev. G. +. Fortier.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Waldo returned
from Minneapolis Monday. They left in
their trip took in Austin, Mimi, Chicago
and points in Michigan, where the peach
tire SONS
lass Irene Cushing celebrated her
elb AN birthday anniversary Friday even
Tx ny SWING party to her young
frlenas. portion of the entertainment
consisted OF an automobile, Jack-O-
Lantern parade.
Frank A. Porter of Stock bridge ane
MISS Carrie Il. Tucker Of Barnard were
married Wednesday, Sept. rs, at the home
OF Rev. j. Wesley Miller They will liv,
IN Bos on, where Mr. Porter is conductor
on the Boston Elevated.
The winter timetable of the C. V. Rv
VIII go INTO effect next Monday, Oct. Sth
The northbound passenger traip due nov
at 7:O5 will be about an hour later ant
the evening southbound passenger will
be about an hour earlier.
+. B. Smelling, who is to have charg
OF the photo studio of Il. N. Smith, is il
town renovating the studio for occupancy
MI smith was In town last week lookin,
the ground over. He is to conduc
studios at Randolph, Bethel and Soutl
Royalton.
Miss Mary Hunter, who spent las
winter and part OF the summer in Bethel
died at the hospital in b ston Sept. 25 a
pneumonia Sne had just passed her 1st
birthday anniversary. She was taken I
koyalton and laid in the cemetery besid
her father, Horace Hunter.
Rev. George X. Goodwin. the ne,
pastor OF the Cong'l church. arrived 1
town october first His family are ey
pected this week, The Cong,l society hq
peen making extensive improvements O
the parsonage and has put in a furnat
IN anticipation OF Mr.. Goodwin's comm,
Louis Il. Billings has sold his premis,
on church street to John S. kimbal
VINO VIII take possession this month. III
premises now occupied by Mr.. Kimbal
situated in the rear OF the east side ,
MAN street and owned by the estate
harriet II. Smith, have been sold to job
Mrs. Mary Bowman of Royalton Hi
has sold her farm to Truman e. Mead
Royalton, who will take immedia
possession. Mrs. Bowman and her siste
Miss Jenison, expect to 90 to Graz
Rapids, Mich, to make their home. ri
sale was made through the Galusha re
estate agency. ~
Many Bethel people have been attepdir
the fairs given in the neighborine towI
THIS TALL. A former official Of the Viii
River Agricultural society reminds us tn,
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