Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-12-10
Bethel Local Intelligence

Morgan Sullivan is spending two weeks
in Boston.
VIM Savage is recovering from his re-
cent illness.
Mr.. Foss of Hanover preached at the
Cong'l church Sunday.
W.O. Perkins of Boston is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Eglin.
Mrs. G. E. Foster is taking treatment
from DIR. Helmer at Montpelier.
Mrs. George S. Johnston OF burlington
is sick with bilious fever at A. j. Davis.
CARPENTERS commenced work upon ID. L.
DYKES new house on Highland Valley
Monday.
Miss Mabel F. Proctor OF Peterboro, N.
a., was the guest of Miss Addie Bradbury
last week.
Pearl Wilson. has gone to Otter River,
Mass, to join his father in the stove SELL
ling business. isi
NJ. q. Ssfford has moved into the house
OF Miss Lucy Paine and VIII 1--we there
through the winter9so
Henry Farr and wife OF East Middle
/ bury visited Mrs. Henry Rice and family
the first Of the week.
Herbert Trask, who has been very low
with typhoid fever at the house OF Z. l..
Sanders, is recovering
|. NJ. Frost has gone to EOfield, n. H.,
where he is experimenting the location
OF an electric light plant.
Mrs. L. IL Edison mas just returned from
a months stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Rood, at South Woodstock.
Leonard z. Seymour, who has been
spending the summer at II. A. Hatch re-
turned To Holyoke, Mass, last week.
Roy Stearns went to Enfield, N H.,
Monday, where he has an engagement 10
do some electric Work for few weeks.
w. II. Fairbanks and Miss May Fair
banks OF Clinton, Mass, have been spend
ing the past week at the Wilson House.
-Four Of the colored help left Wednes-
day for their home in North Carolina.
rhe Northern winters are too much for
them.
The Ladies' Social Union of the Univer-
sallst church viii give a supper al har-
rington parlors next "Wednesday evening
from 6 to ).
viii Kidder, former Bethel boy and
an empioye OF the shoe shop, is now mo.
torman for the West End Street Railway
company Of Boston.
Letters remaining unclaimed in this
office are for Mr.. Davis, ISIS Mary Nor
ton, Miss Bessie MJrrlll, Miss hirit r..
Slack ard G. q. Smith.
William 4. Adams has bought OF e. j. f.
Robinson the so called Bagley lot near
the head waters OF Camp Brook. The lot
contains about los acres.
A meeting OF the Cong'l society was held .
Monday afternoon To consider the hiring
OF new minister and il was decided not
10 hire any OF tue candidates who have
recently supplied the pulpit.
Rev. B. W. Jones Of Barre preached at
the UnIyersalist church last Sunday. I
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but the following Sunday the pu pit will .
again be occupied by Rev Mrs. Jones Of .
Barre.
The young son OF Dr. l.. w Clough is
sick With diphtheria instead 81 meningitis
as reported last week. The house OF DR..
Ciouga has Oeen q1ardntined ana the
doctor has not been able TO attend to his
patients for the past week.
Sam b. Day and sister left for New
York on Saturday last. Dir. Day was 10
sail for Galveston, Texas, on Wednesday
He and his sister aud two her heirs have
recovered large tract OF land near Aus
tn, Texas, ana have valuable real estate
near Galveston as yet uncovered and
Mr.. Day is TO look that up.
While chopping last Saturday neat
Charles NJ. Davis, Clinton Read was
struck aud caught by falling tree.
Tn-re were other men near Dy out several
otnef trees mao 10 De cut out OF the way h
before Mr.. Read could be released. Both 4
bones OF one leg we're broken and he suf-
Tered a good many severe bruises.
Tue press OF Vim. Il. Adams 4 Son has
recently issued very tasty souvenir OF /
Bstbei, containing twelve views OF Beth
els most prominent buildings and scenes,
the hree churches school house,
pas senger depot and town nall One OF
be prettiest views gives River street and
brooklyn" as it appears from the high
hill east OF Main street. The views are
made from photographs taken by j. II.
Edison.