Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-12-03
Bethel Local Intelligence.

John Wynn mas gone to Berlin, y. Ii.
to work.
Cbas. NJ. Davis was in Green field, Mass
last week.
Frederick Gay of Burlington was il
town Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. c. r. Noble are in New
! York this week.
John Wheeler is in Woodstock thi
week as jurvmin.
George Wilkins of Hartford, Conn, Wis
tied IN town Friday.
Miss Sarah Henry has been visiting
friends in Rochester.
L. p. Thayer Of Randolph was in tow
Tuesday OF this week. a,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Spaulding have
gone TO st. Adams to live.
Miss Ada Rice spent Thanksgiving Will
friends in W., X. Junction. sE
Carroll Atkins and wife visited his par
ents near Boston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.Fish spent last week
at his former home in Poultney.
A B. Bowen has sold portion OF his
river bank to Miss Lucy Granam.
p. l.. Aliard and Frank Kendall were in
Rutland and Mount Holly last wetk
Ernest Dean OF Windsor has been spend
ing few days with friends in town.
Henry Rice and son, Earl visited friends
! in Rochester and Hancock last week.
Mrs. II. S. Morse was confined to the
house by illness for several days last week.
Austin Lattimer and Will e. Markham
visited in Rochester few days last week.
The Harrington creamery paid its pat
rons 19c. per pound for the month OF 0c-
tober.
Emory King has gone to Bellows Falls
with the expectation OF finding work
there
J.H.Dean is to move from Alex Morse's
onto the Chas. Spaulding place on Camp
Brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Graham OF Barre
we're in town last week, staying with Al.
Graham.
George G .Sawins of Gaysyille has rented
the tenement in the home place OF e. 5.
Jackson.
James Broughton has moved into Mer.
rick Sylvester's tenement over Abbott d
Cady's store.
Elisha Williams OF Mortified has been
visiting the family OF G. b. Veazie, his
nephew, this week.
A daug liter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. A. Davis of Bethel and Bethlehem,
n. H, last Monday.
d. L Parker, who has been working on
an electric railroad near Coleraine, Mass
is spending his vacation at home.
Miss Susie Chase returned with her
brother, George Chase, to Barre last week
to spend few days in that town.
Miss Mabel brooks OF Royalton is TAX
ing Miss Bradbury's place in the posio Of
flee while she is away on vacation.
The c. c. Ainsworth premises were sold
at public auction last week to Mrs. +. f.
AiBsworth OF Dedham, Mass, for II 200.
Mr. L. II. ellison, assisted by Mrs. s. j.
Pollock, will open dancing school at the
Bascom House hall Saturday evening,
Dec. 5.
Guy E. Baker, son OF Gaius L. Baker OF
this town, has Just finished a three years
apprenticeship IN the Jones Il Lamson ma
chine shop at Springfield, where he is still
at work.
Lawyers A. p. Hunton, j. j. Wilson, W.
B. C. Stickney and Fred Arnold are in
Woodstock this week in attendance upon
the December term OF the Windsor coun-
ty court.
The infant son OF DIR. l.. w. Clough has
been very sick the past week With spinal
meningitis. Drs. l.. y. Greene OF Bethel
and Goodrich OF Randolph nave both been
called in for counsel.
special meeting 81 the former school
district No. 10 in Bethel Rochester Mt
will be held next Saturday evening for the
purpose OF raising a tax to defray the in
debtedness OF the district,
Miss Alice Sa Yyer who has been teach.
ing in the Whitcomb High school, has
resigned on account of i'll health OF her |
mother and her place will be taken the I
present term by Miss Lizzie Pratt OF Pom I
fret.
A county examination for teachers was
advertised to be held last Friday at the 4
Whitcomb High school building Prof 4
+. p. Dawson was on hand and remained I
all day to apply the necessary torture but I
no victims appeared.
The Central Vermont railroad has re
Gently placed two automatic electric
alarms at the Finley bridge crossings.
/ 400 feet from each crossing that rings a
bell placed near the crossing and the bell
continues ringing until the train has
passed.
Among the out-of-town people who
spent Thanksgiving in town were Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. V. johnson of Claremont at the
home OF Mrs. Dunbar, mother OF Mrs,
Johnson, DR.. II. w. Barrows OF Stowe at
). w. Barrows', MIR. and Mrs. NJ. M. Will
suH Ol hhuuDlpn at j. j. WILSON'S and
George Chase OF Barre at Dr.RM. Chase's.
Moses B. Sargent died very suddenly at
his home on Main street last week. The
funeral took place Saturday afternoon. Mr..
sargent haG long been highly res ected
armer in Bethel, formerly occupying the
arm now owned bv Niltred LaRoque
Mr.. Sargent lett two daughters, Miss Ann
sargent and Mrs. Julius Wilson, and one
ION, J. g. Sargent.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
3. Whitaker Z an invitation to their
numerous friends to attend a choir re
learsal at their pleasant home, but on
heir arrival the guests found tue taoles
lrawn out to their full capacity and fairly
,roaning under the coed things Mrs.
" hittaker Knows so we'll how 10 prepare
The evening passed pleasantly, all enjoy
ng the singing. The affair was genuine
urprise to the guests and was fully APP
'reciateu by all.
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