Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-12-21
Bethel Local Intelligence.


Bethel friends OF Fred H. Kingsley viii
he panied to learn of the sudden death OF
Mrs. Kingsley, at Lowell, Mass, last
Thursday.
o. L. Lawrence and L. ]. Richardson Of
West Randolph spent several days in
town recently.
will trade good second band watch
for chunk wood. r. S. Adams.
Mrs. ArviIla Rogers, widow of the late
Alanson Rogers, died last Friday at the
home of Alvin Rogers on Camp Brook
The funeral was held Monday, Rev. Wal
ter Dole officiating. Mrs. Rogers was 81
years of age.
There are uncalled letters remaining at
the postoffice addressed to Calvin u. Phil
| lips and Samuel Davis.
We have the largest line of all varieties
OF lamps ever shown in town and at prices
that will surely makea sale. George I'll.
Upper d Co.
Mr.and Mrs. ID. II. Dutton are confined
to their beds with the grip.
Miss Mary Wilson startediast week for
New Orleans where She will spend the
winter with relatives.
| Miss Mabel Dyke. Who is teaching school
in Barnard, spent Sunday at home accom-
panied by Miss Bingham OF Shoreham
who is teaching in the Willis Paige dis
trict in Barnard.
Chas. p. Webster who has been spend
ing several weeks in Boston for medical
treatment for his eyes, has returned, the
doctors giving him no hope for any i'm
provement. At present he cannot see at
all with one eyeand very dimly with the
other.
Anything for Christmas present from
ladies gold watch ($16 to $3.50 to stick
nInS. charms f1Epfa m ~ TN OF n =
Adams.
The ladies OF the Cong'l ladies aid soci-
ETY. held their annual chicken pie supper
and fair last Wednesday evening. There
was large attendance and general GOOD
time.
Mrs. Edwin Harrington started Monday
for a three weeks visit to her sons in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bigelow of Barnard is spending
several days with her daughter, Mrs. Win
Waldo.
You can't tell what will make a good |
present until you come in and see George |
H. Topper g. Co.
John L. Chatfield died last Thursday
aged 70 years.. Mrs. Chatfield has been
very sick and their daughter, Mrs. Dutton
OF Springfield, has been in town taking
care of her parents.
OHTibtulHS cduuleb ana CnrlStfnaS candles !
at Martins.
The following is the standing of the
first ten in the Whitcomb High School for
The past fall term. On account of sickness
Of many pupils some OF the fall examina-
tons were postponed to the early part of
he winter term. Annie Kimball, 96.1;
Mary X. Washburn, 95.9; Inez E. Ellis, 3d.
|; Stella r. Adams, 92.7; Addie X. Brad
bury, 90 2; Nellie A. Miller, 92.1 Perley
5palding, 91.7; Arthur A. Adams, 91.5; M.
Nellie Bascom, Ola; John II. Noonan, 900.
Gold pens at Martins.
The NJ. E. church at Bethel Gilead was
dedicated November 18th, after extensive I
epairs. Rev. Mr.. Hamlin, former pas /
or, Rev. Mr.. Roberts, the present pastor, /
md Rev. CIV. Morrow OF West Randolph {
christian church, were present and :
arge congregation. The church has been /
lewly sclap- boarded and painted, new /
windows and doors put in, and newly pa '
'ered and painted inside and now presents
very attractive appearance.
New invoice of bill books and pocket
looks at Martins. !
John N. Taggett is teaching the upper a
apartment OF the school at Pittsfield VIII c
age.
A party Of young friends from ,the Twill {,
age called upon Miss Ella WEIGH on
hristian Hill, Tuesday evening OF last p
EEK and VERY pleasant evening was
moved.