Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-02
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY wILsoN, Local Editor.

Gay Young is visiting his tather, r. y
Young. -,
A daughter was born July Both to Mr..
and Mrs 4. II. Washburn.
Miss Mary ellison went TO Burlington
Saturday for a two weeks stay
Mrs. Jane Tolles left Friday to spend
month with relatives at Chelsea, Mass
A a. Briggs went TO Bolton Thursday
OF fast week where be has employment.
Miss Edna Lawrence OF Essex spent
Sunday with the family OF A. Lee Oady.
Miss Amy Wilson left last week for York
Beach, Me-, where she has employment.
daughter was born July oath to Mr..
and Mrs John Morrill, Of ST. Hyacinth
street.
q. j. Wiley is plaun ing to close out his
store in Bethel and move mis- business TO
topper & Graham have Installed nice
steam heating plant at the residence Of
Guy Wilson.
The itinerary Of Candidates Clement and
Pane gives August 18th a. the date 10
speak IN Bethel
William A. Fisher has bought the cot
tsge OF Charles W Marston at Silver Lake
park at Barnard.
A party of young people made very
pleasant excursion 70 Mt. Tom in Wood
stock last Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. B. Regain and Mr.. and
Mrs M II Regain went TO st. Adams last
week to visit relatives.
Miss Ruth Littleheld OF Boston arrived
Monday TO spend two we ks with her
friend, Miss Kate Rindge.
Mrs. Edwin Kittredge and Ernest Kit
tredge OF Boston came up Monday for
two weeks vacation IN town.
Pearl Dyke Of Bellows Falls has arrived
at the home of his grandfather, Frank
Lyman, for a two months visit.
Miss Emily Bradley Of Newport, r. l.,
has. turned hons after passing week
with her friend, Miss Grace Upper.
Bagene Croisseant returned saturday to
Giens Falls, n. Y, where he has employ
ment on the big dam at spiers Falls.
Mrs Lois Xix and Lyman Xix have
opened tn house on the old ID. NJ. Xix
farm and are attending 70 the cutting OF
the hay.
AIRS. Fred A. MAYO went Thursday OF
last week to the Mary Fletcher hospital at
Burlington, expecting TO have an opera
tion for gail stones.
Miss Ellen Pennock Of Morrisville ar
rived last Thursday for the summer
months. She is rooming with Mrs.
Melora Morse and boarding with Mrs.
q. Q. Stearns.
Mis-. Charles A. Young and daughter,
Helen, of Chicago, Mrs. Robert Miller OF
Detroit, Edwin Miller Of Chicago and
Miss Ruth Warren OF Springfield, Mass,
are spending few weeks with Robert u.
Barnett.
Dr. Fred Edmunds has resumed the
practice OF medicine at Rutland, where he
has entered into partnership with DIR.
Townsend. The household goods Of DIR.
Edmunds were moved to Rutland the first
of the week.
a party Of young people from Philadel-
a. y -
Sunday, and the first OF the week Il. ID.
ellison took the party to Barnard, where
they will spend few days at the cottage
of Mrs. Harrington.
Loran II. Washburn, only son Of Road
Commissioner Harry l.. Mashburn, aud
Miss Gertrude a. Rogers, second daughter
of Don Carlos Rogers were married at the
brides home ON River street Saturday
evening, July Is, by Rev. j. Wesley Miller. |
They viii reside in Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Graham and Miss |
Emily Bradley OF Newport, X l., drove 10 |
Ludlow yesterday TO be present at the
wedding Of Miss Annie Bradley, well |
Known in Bethel, and Mr.. Winfield Sar- 1
gent OF Rutland. Miss Grace Upper, /
who went to Ludlow Monday, is brides |
maid.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Whipple has received the |
sad news of the death of her niece, Mrs. /
NJ. ). Willard, which occurred July 2lst at .
1he home of her mother, Mrs. H. l.. z
Stevens, in Tacoma. Wash. Mrs. Willard I
will Re remember in Bethel as Inez |
Stevens. a former student IN Mhitcomh .
High school. The cause OF her death was
consumption, with which she had been III
Tor year.
The road commissioners began tins week
putulg in this years quota OF permarent I
road work. The work IS being put on the
Gaysyills road on the south side Of White
river, beginning opposite lands OF +. r.
Gus Imam and thence westerly. This piece
of road Is claimed TO be one OF the worst in
town, extremely muddy in wet weather,
and extremely sandy IN dusty and dry
weather, and in addition is one Of the
most extensively Travelled roads in town.
Walter, son Of Albert Bowen, met with
quite sn accident during the severe rain
storm Monday afterboon. He was help
ing draE lumber for l.. l.. Bass from the
A. 81. Marsh meadow near the upper rail-
road bridge, when the storm came up and
I he party crawled under the wagon to es-
cape the rain. A loud clap of thunder
frightened the horses, which started NJ,
and voung Bowen did not have time to
get 0ut 81 the way and the heavy wagon,
loaded Nith lumber, passed over his foot,
two toes.
Building operations in the vicinity Of
Be auar-v are going on space. John X.
Dearing has the frame up for a house on
the f0f he bought 81 Will Chatreld. This
ss Situated on the main road between the
Benedict house and the Chaiheld house.
Frank Lamuhere has began operations on {
tie house be is 20 erect this year on the {
T1sin cad between the Chatheld house
lze tte house Of Elroy r. Wallace. G. X. ,
-Zath intends to soon build two houses
pn tle lot be bought % sylvester Hpooner- :
Ihis IS situated neat the Spooner -Four :
Corners. M. Smith has bought the old
in the seymour district near .
Randolph Center and the old house on the
i Nak MoEley farm in Iunbridge and in
tends % use the lum Der from these build
ings Is the construction of his dwellings,
3 mdlnw this cheaper than buying new
Lam Der ~ the present high state q the
Iaraber market
CEonp instantly renewed. Dr.. Thomas' .