Vermont Journal, Windsor, Saturday, July 19, 1884 Bethel Among those on the sick list we mention Dennis SHAW, Mrs. Ampelias WILLIAMS, Sam. CADY. Rev. J. R. ROBLIN of the Universalist church will be absent through the month of August on his annual vacation. The church will continue open, however, as the pulpit will be occupied on three Sundays onf the month by the following named clergymen: Rev. Mr. MAXHAM of Strafford, Rev. R. A. GREENE of Lowell, Mass., and Rev. L. L. GREENE of Bath, Maine. Alonzo DUBIA left town two weks ago, between two days, on in other words he ran away. Of course he left several unpaid debts behind. His wife soon heard from him and packed up and left also. Fred CLOUGH and wife of Rouse's Point, N. Y., are visiting at his father's in this town. Gardner WALLACE has sold the Albert MARSH house to James MANIX. Rolla GILSON is at home from Boston and will assist his brother, Ed GILSON, at the Bascom House. Transcribed by Ruth Barton -- Ruth Barton mrgjb@sover.net Dummerston, VT