Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-02
Bethel Local Intelligence

L. B. Bates expects to leave for Michi-
gan this week.
| w. j. Brooks and family, who have been
spending the summer at South Barnard,
are at home.
NJ. G. Stafford and F. L. Martin have
been appointed appraisers OF the estate OF
the late Ansel Burbank.
John Releher is visiting friends in Bos-
ton, and the lamented 'Hoisie' at Lowell.
Miss Esther Rogers celebrated her
eighth birthday by giving party to her
playmates Monday OF last week.
George Ingalls, is visiting his uncle at
Albany, n. H.
The Junior Young Peoples society of
Christian Endeavor held a picnic last Sat-
White River. ,. s.s...-s..
at the Universalist church last Sunday
evening, at which Rev. Virgil William
Blackman preached the sermon.
Julius Wakeman OF Dedham, Mass, is
the guest OF Mrs. j. +. Ainsworth at her
summer cottage.
NJ. A. Moody has been granted reissue
OF pension.
Albert II. Bowen is contemplating the
erection OF four-tenement house in the
vacant lot between his place and that of
G.. w. Berry. There will certainly be
lively demand for more shelter when the
new tannery is in operation. Even at
the present, it is almost impossible to find
tsnements in the village.
John II. Upper OF Rochester was in
town Monday.
Fred A. Fits Of Fitchburg is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Henry Rice.
mn
buckles are attracting lots OF attention at
X. S. Adams.
Nearly twenty carpenters have been at
work the past week upon the new three
story tannery building, and they have
the frame up and nearly covered.
son was born June 2sth to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Soper.
At the meeting OF the executive com
mittee of the Windsor county veterans
last week, it was decided to hold the re.
union at Bethel the 23d OF August, instead
OF the Goth as previously announced.
The boys will work mucn harder on the
farm, if you will step into r. s. Adams
and buy them watch.
I. H. Vintnor and family OF Nineland,
Nd, and NJ. ii. Harrington and family
are at Mrs. NJ. E. Harrington's.
Miss Grace Upper is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Bradley, at Ludlow.
Miss Anna Topper, former successful
teacher in the Whitcomb High school, is
at the home OF her father, ID. b. Upper.
Miss Ruby Waldo gave a party to her
young friends last Thursday, it being her
third birthday.
Eight day clocks, 1915, at X. S. Adams.
There are unclaimed letters at the Beth |
ell postotfice for Charles W. Allen, and
Mrs. Laura f. Davis.
Vail and Ruth Warren OF Springfield, |
Mass, j. b. Putnam of West Randolph /
and Edward ana Guy Miller, sons OF Cen |
eral Superintendent Robert Miller of the I
Michigan Central railroad, were guests OF
j. e. Burnett last week.
Benjamin f. Waldo OF Concord has 4
been visiting his brother station agent, |
j. II. Waldo.
Witnesses of ancient races, rare me-
MORALS of forgotten epochs, were dis
covered last week, while preparing the /
soil for tennis court upon the plantation
of Fred Arnold, consisting OF two flint /
arrow heads. they have been compared /
with the specimens in the State museum .
at Montpelier and have been declared by \
judges to be finer specimens
than any in that collection. The flint
points are about four inches long by one
broad and must have made very cruel
weapon, wildly recalling to the mind OF
the proprietor OF the plantation the time
when the painted savage hunted the bob
tailed cony over the present streets OF
Bethel; while his faithful squaw gathered
t he faggots for the fire, and the papoose
caught sinners out of the slow flowing
stream back OF j P. Marsh's.
FoR SALE.-House. barn and about
one acre OF land in Bethel village. Apply
to Guy Wilson.