Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-15
Bethel Local Intelligence


Miss Lila Martin is visiting in Norti
Adams, Mass.
A large party from Bethel went to Gays.
vile last Thursday evening to witness
: drama given by the Rochester Dramatic
Club.
A handsome new chandelier has beer
placed in Christ church, Episcopal, pro
cured mostly through the efforts OF thu
, Ladies' Guild.
Roscoe Morse was called to Brattleborc
last week by the serious condition of hi:
mother, Mrs. jeremiah Morse, whose
death may be expected at any time.
Susie and George Chase are spending
the week in Boston, the guests of CIV
Berry.
Frank Ladue of East Bethel is clerking
for c. II. Rood.
At a Wrist party held at M. N.Kendall's
last Wednesday evening Fred Arnold and
Mrs. M. G.. Stafford carried off the royal
prize, while M. G.. Stafford and Mrs. Ken.
dali took the "booby," Stafford thus re-
tanning both prizes in the family.
Will Chamberlin died of typhoid fever
last Friday after a very short illness.
Funeral services were held Sunday, Rev.
Van De Car of Gaysville officiating. The
deceased left a wife and two children.
Harry Adams has just closed a very sue
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land.
Mark Stanley has Just returned from
Baltimore, Nd, where he has been attend
ing a course OF lectures in the Medical
College. He expects to return there in
the fall.
One of the unfortunates who lost their
lives at the great Boston fire last Friday
afternoon was has. F. Odiorne, who was
a clerk in Bethel for G. I. Graham twenty
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with his eyes and though an operation
had been performed he could not see dis
tinctly. He worked for the boot and
shoe firm OF Redpath Brothers.
At the meeting Of the library association
last Saturday evening the report of the
building committee was made showing
that the finishing up of the rooms bad
cost about sos. The executive committee
was instructed to procure suitable shelves
for the rooms.
James A. Graham of Barre and Miss
Nellie Terry of Brattleboro are in town
this week.
A full line of lady's box writing paper,
the BEST and cheapest.
MRS. E. F. WILSON.
In the first primary school the attend
ance OF Esther Rogers was perfect during
the winter term. Nelson Parrot was ABB
sent but oneshalf day. Neither were tar
dy. Fannie Nj. Fisher was teacher
DIR. .R. M. Chase is in st. Adams this
week attending a meeting of the State X
aiming board OF dentists OF which he is
a member.
Just received; more new wells.
MRS. e. +. WILSON.
David Raymond had the misfortune TO
cut of the entire ball of bis thumb, while
working at the tannery n day last week.
s. w. Barrows has kindly donated sufii-
cient cherry lumber to the Library Assoc
citation to build new book shelves.
Adam Maynard has so far recovered
his late run OF fever as to be upon
the street again.
Harry Chadwick has left the shoe shop
and gone to Claremont, N. II.
Several couples attended the ball at Hart
land, Tuesday night.
Kimball still keeps that celebrated Hax-
-four.
Miss Lila Martin has returned from
North Adams.
Dennis Wynn has been sick and will be
laid up for tome time to come.
Look at our grips, hand bags and trunks
in latest styles, and best of all, at bottom
prices. s. Cady & Son.
Ed. Gibson, Frank ellison and Nellie and
Kit. Bascom went to a ball at East Bethel,
Tuesday night.
Mandehling Java coffee is the best, at
Kimball's.
Allie Damon has gone to South Royal
on to work.
Over three hundred volumes have been
already for the new library.
Canned goods Of all kinds to be had at
Kimball's.
DR.. Geo. H. spiller, optician, win be in
Town Monday and Tuesday, March 20 and
A regular meeting OF Col. Geo.W Hook
n Camp, Sons of Veterans, will be held on
evening Of this week. The an
lual installation of officers will occur at
time. Capt. f. W. Sault of West RAN
iolph will be the installing officer.
S. S.Longley has been reappointed game
md fish warden of ~Stockbridge.
Elephant, camel and rhinoceros trunks,
line in town. Call and buy at Cady
Z Sons.
Miner Furnham has been over to Men
Ion, fishing. We don't know whether he
anything.
Have you tried that wonderful 50-cent
Jap" tea at Kimballs.
A meeting oil the citizens interested in
he Bethel Library was held at Arnold & !
Wilson's Office last Tuesday night, and the !
library Association will give a social at :
he townhall next Wednesday evening. !
There will be an entertainment and re- !
reshments and a general good time. Let :
verybody turn out and max 1t a finan-
ial, ss well as a social, success. The OBJ
ect is a worthy n and everyone should
'e interested in the success of the library. a
FOR SALE.-A $500 Farm Mortgage, pay
BILE in gold. Value OF security, 1890. v
lime, five years. Rate, Z per cent guaran- q
eed. I
THE VERMONT INVESTMENT COMPANY,
144 College st. Burlington, VT. I
East Bethel.