The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-24
BETHEL

Miss Lera Havey is enjoying a vaca-
ton from the Abbott store, having re-
turned Yesterday with her brother, Dr.
L. A. Havey, and family to their home
in Bridgeport, Conn, and after visit
with them she will continue her vaca-
ton at her former home in Sullivan, Me.
Heber Q. Maynard and family of Wind
sor have been visiting w. 7. Maynards
and on their return Miss Elizabeth May
nard accompanied them for a visit,
Leroy NJ. Merrill has position at the
Brigham creamery in Randolph.
Mrs. +. d, Brooks and Miss Gladys
Huntington of Royalton are spending
few days at Fred A. Chamberln's.
A. Lee Cady was in Rochester yester-
day on business connected with the es-
tate of the late George l.. Greeley.
Everett Smelling has resumed his work
in the Office of the National Acme Ma
chinery company, which he gave up when
called into the army more than year
ago.
Fred Whitney's health is better than
for some months and he has been down
town several times lately.
Dewey White is with his sister, Mrs.
c. w. Bowen of North Randolph, during
the haying season.
Norman Carr is the latest Bethel boy
to return from France. He was in the
motor service and saw some exciting
scenes.
Samuel j. Jebb, jr., has returned from
army service in France.
The Universalist ladies will hold a
food sale Saturday afternoon at +. l..
Martins store.
Curtis Avery of Randolph has bought
the Herbert Smith place in East Bethel
from Perley A, Hackett of Windsor, for
merly of this town.
Mrs. Ida Davis is visiting in Manches-
ter, n. H., and Newburyport Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl n Shuster of New
York, MIR. and Mrs Howard Poor and
Miss Marion Petrie of Hayerhill Mass,
'>are guests at Mrs. Lucy A. Gilmans.
Daniel f. Carney, until few months
ago a Bethel resident, died recently of
tuberculosis in Milford, Mass, his ma
tive place, aged 80 years. He is survived
by his wife and three children. His
health was very poor for a year before
moving from this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 5. Adams of De-
troit came yesterday to visit at DR.. V. Fl,
Eddy's. Mr.. Adams is employed at the
Ford motor works.
Miss Nellie Paine of Boston is guest
of her sister, Mrs Roy L. Persons.
W w. Perkins, the real estate agent,
recently sold A. H. Harrington's farm at
Gaysyille to p B. Daniels of Randolph,
who buys as speculation. The farm
has been a long time in the Harrington
family and is one of the best in the ad-
Joining town of Stockbridge Bolton,
Thompson & Co. of Montpelier have
bought Mr.. Harrington's mill at the out
let of Stony brook in Stockbrdge and
his timber lot, known as the Hassam lot,
A. E. Hastings of Claremont, n. H., a
former resident, with his daughter, Hell
en-, is visiting at G. G. Morse's.
Joseph p. Mccormack, teacher Of
mathematics in a New York City public
high school, is with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Mccormack, for part Of
his vacation.
The public service commission has
named Aug. as the date and White
River Junction as the place of hearing
to inquire into the causes of and respon
sibility for railroad wreck three miles
south of this station six weeks ago, in
which about Is passengers were injured.
Among the witnesses will be several sec
tion men from this village who saw the
accident.
States Attorney Ernest i. Moore of
Ludlow was here yesterday.
Miss Belle Wight of South Royalton
is with her grandparents, Mr., and Mrs.
George H. Wight, for her vacation
A very interesting suffrage meeting at
the Bascom theatre Tuesday evening was
addressed by Rev. Fraser Metzger of
Randolph, DR. Marion Horton Of Wind
sor, Mrs Lillian Olzendam and Miss Ann
Batchelder Of Woodstock.