The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-10
BETHEL
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson P. Chamberlain OF
Barnard Married so Years.

H Barnard MARRIED so feaIs'
H Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
H r. Chamberlain gathered at their home
\ in Barnard Saturday afternoon and
evening, to congratulate them upon Their
fiftieth wedding anniversary. Refresh
ments were served to all corners and a
purse from the townspeople and church
friends was presented in the evening
Other features of the reception were
Chamberlain have spent most of their
lives in Barnard, where they were mar
ried Aug. s, 1864, by Rev. w. II. wight,
then Methodist minister OF the town.
Mr.. Chamberlain was born in Barnard
in 1887 and Mrs. Chamberlain was born
in Rochester in 1874. They have one
son, Perley N. Chamberlain, OF Mont
pclier. Mrs. Chamberlain has sister,
Mrs. Rosette Dean of Barnard, and two
brothers, James NJ. Atwood of Ram
doIph and Warren Atwood of Framing
ham, Mass.
Mrs. Herbert Luce is working at f.
f. McCullough's during the illness OF
Mrs. Isabel Donovan, Mr.. McCullough's
mother.
Randolph won the odd game from
Bethel. to ?, last Saturday, in as pref
| ty baseball contest as has been seen
on the local grounds this season. Nc
Laughlin slightly excelled Kent and was
better supported. Repeatedly high flies
in Bethel's half of the fifth inning,
Randolph outfield, Lamson excelling in
this department of the game The game
was half over before a run was scored.
T.. L. - AL,
Fowle drove a swift grounder past third
base and stole second; King hit past
third Fowlie advancing base, and
scored on a passed ball, King going TO
second; Kent then doubled, scoring
King with the second and last tally for
Bethel. Randolph came back sayagely |
in the sixth and scored four runs on four
singles, wild pitch base on balls and
steal Randolph added one in the sew
enth, when Cantlin, a pinch hitter for
Salisbury, doubled and scored on An
CELLS hit. The largest crowd of the
season saw the game. The gate money /
was divided, according to previous ar
rangement.
Mrs. Charles y. Brown is visiting her
sister in Norwich.
Leslie Spooner was arrested at his
home Saturday night by Constable John
d. Wheeler and locked up on a charge
OF striking an Italian who boards at
John Morell's, with a bottle near the
end of the covered bridge short time
before. The victim was taken to DR..
Greene's office, and four stitches were
required to close wound near his left
eye. The prisoner, who is married and
has three children, was to have hear
ing this morning.
John and Gordon Batchelder have re-
turned from spending the summer with
their grandparents in Cavendish, and
Mrs. Wallace Batchelder has returned
from shorter visit. She drove both
ways her Morgan mare Roxanna.
Joseph Bertain of Boston, who has
been manager OF cafe in that city, has
bought of Pasquale Russo the hotel
business OF the Bethel inn and took
Saturday.
There was a large attendance yes
erday morning at a service at the old
hurch in recognition of the ninetieth
The usual services at j
'hrist church, Bethel; st. Paufs, Roy
lton; st. Johns, Randolph; and Grace,
randolph Center, were suspended.
The preacher at the Methodist church
yesterday morning was Rev. Enos H. :
.apierre of Gaysville.
Clyde Davis of Andover, n. H.. is !
isiting his sister, Mrs. George +. Kim |
all.
Mrs. S. X. Darlington OF Hanson,
lass, visited Mrs. G. NJ Miller re. T
emily. I
George Sturk is laid off for few '
avs by getting piece of steel in one Z
'rist while working at the granite !
beds.