The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
BETHEL

Mrs. Nancy Shaw has gone to q, y
Rogers to spend the winter.
Mrs Lucy Benedict is caring for Mrs
John Wells at South Randolph
| F. B. Southworth is in East Ran
dolph this week. operating his univer-
sal corn husker.
Mrs. Lyman Fifield and daughter OF
Middlesex are visiting at Harry w.
Mentley's.
The teacher training class has been
organized as literary club. Miss Mary
Zottman was elected presidents Miss
Blanche Smith, secretary; Miss Cylena
Morse, Miss Clara Paine and Miss Anna
Savage, program committee. The last
hour every Friday afternoon afternoon
viii be given up to literary exercises
Paul Marsigli drove to Richfield, n.
j., last Thursday with H. n Senay and
p. #. Rogers as companions. He was
employed TO drive back car which was
bequeathed to Mr.. Gilbert, but on view
ing the car decided it was not worth
driving home. The party reached Beth
el Monday on the return.
The finances of the Baseball asso-
ciation for the past season are as fol-
lows: Receipts-Donations by subscrip-
tion, first of season, 1927; gate receipts,
S43s.s5; dances, $09S6; total, s665.5l.
Fxpenditures--B Balls, bats, bases, S55.-
25 guarantees and expenses, S469.s0;
advertising, $3.50; tax, S64.72; tele
phone, 5000; miscellaneous, S20.34;
balance on hand, S270; total, $665.5l.
A masquerade ball viii be given by the
association on Monday evening, Oct. 30,
CAROLS orchestra of Barre furnishing
the music. The proceeds <ili be used
for washing the uniforms, which last
year cost about sl2, and for buying ney
caps and stockings, the purpose being
TO put the uniforms in first class condi-
tion for next season.
Rev. VIII C. Harvey. Fred c. Putnam
and Harold r. Perkins of Bethel and
Seth A. Pratt of North Weymouth,
Mass, who is visiting at John H. Pat
terson's, left Monday TO climb Killing
ton peak. First they went TO Bridge
water, where they met some of Mr..
Haryey's relatives from Newfane, and
from there proceeded to killington. |
They all took camping outfits and spent
the night on the mountain.
J. S. Davis and cons have leased Of
James A. Graham his meadow next TO
the river back Of Mrs. Mariette Cush-
mans, near the ice hdise of the Bethel
Coal and Ice company. They plan TO
erect mill for the manufacture Of
last blocks. expecting to employ 10 or
10 80, H. 1..-. -. ska l..f .fr.a1.. Il
a 40-horsepower steam engine. They
have bought more than 100000 feet OF
maple from the Norton Henderson and
Fletcher farms, and expect to buy much
more. They viii keep the mill on the
Graham lot as long as the supply Of
timber holds out
During the last four wears nine mort
,ages under the federal land bank act Of
1916 have been placed on Bethel farm
property.
Dogs were reported Monday as chas-
ing the sheep Of c. J. Rogers in the
Pond pasture. Seven sheep had TO be
killed because of injuries by the dogs.
That night a dog was seen and shot
It. but not killed. Watch was kept over
he sheep all night. but the dog did not
rturn. .Selectinan c. +. Noble went
TO apprsise the damages.
Charles Poindexter Is home for ten
lays from his work in Detroit
Clyde r. Church is visiting his SIS
cr in Morctown.
Pearl NJ. Savage grew several fine
Iweef potatoes from one which he
,lanted on Memorial day