Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-14

Bethel Local Intelligence.
W. Bradbury is in Bristol, N. H., This
week. 6TE
Principal F. P. Dawson is painting his
house.
w. ". Holden is in New Hampshire
this week.
Miss Julana Sylvester Is in Boston, buy
ing new goods.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. e.
Grant April 7th.
Clarence Mann OF Randolph was in
town last Friday.
Miss Mabel Hutchins left Monday for a
trip to New Hampshire.
Adelbert Dyke is working in the meat
market of g. II. Kimball.
Herman Allen OF East Barnard was in
town several days last week.
DIT. Dyke has sold his new house on
Church street to Alfred Blake.
Clark Reed is visiting friends in Mont
pelier and Plainfield this week.
Nath. Dustin is to occupy the Chamber
lin house vacated by e. N. Davis.
Mrs. J. Henry Chadwick of West Hart
ford was at X. 8. Adams over Sunday.
e. N. Davis has moved TO his farm on
Camp Brook, bought OF Lyman Luce.
William Stickney is at home for the
spring vacation from Dartmouth college.
Mrs. M. E. Harrington has returned
from visit OF several weeks at Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Taylor Of Woodstock has been wis.,
iting her brother, William T. Rogers, the
past week.
Elmer f. SpsuIding is to make extern
siye additions and repairs TO his house
this spring.
B. G. Rogers has sold to Rollin ellison
the old Paul Gay premises near the bridge
on River street.
Miss Kittie Waldo celebrated her Gig nth
birthday last Wednesday with party to
her young friends.
The Guild of the Episcopal church
meets with Mrs. c. G. Stearns Thursday
afternoon OF this week.
William Skinner and Eben Winslow,
listers of RoyaltoD, made an official cali
on people OF Bethel last Monday.
There were fourteen new members in
itiated in the first and second degrees at
the grange last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Addie Sylvester and Will Sylves-
ter OF Glens Falls, N. Y, are visiting at
Merrick Sylvester's for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Powers were
called to Woodstock last week to attend
the funeral OF an aunt of Mrs. Powers.
We are glad to see that Mrs. ID. W.
Bliss is SO far recovered from her recent
severe illness as to be on the street again.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
q. +. Whitney last week and a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. t. Rogers last Satur-
day.
Cashier +. A. Davis OF the White River
National bank and NJ. q. Stafford, manag
or of the tannery, were in Boston last
week.
J. ]. Bowen and daughter, Mrs. +. p.
Houston, of Medford, Mass, were recent
guests OF c. +. Waldo at Maple Grove
farm.
G. W. Spaulding and wife were called to
Woodstock last week to attend the funer-
al OF the sister OF Mr.. Spaulding, Mrs.
Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nichols went to Bur-
lington Monday, where they have en-
ployment in the sanitarium OF DR.. q. Z. e.
Sparhawk.
Mrs. Fannie Topper, who lived in the
c. s. Davis tenement house near c. w.
Curtis, died last Tuesday morning of con-
sumption.
The way freight was delayed at this
station several hours Wednesday after
noon of last week by two cars jumping
the track while switching. n
Christ church is the recipient OF hand.
some pair of brass vases in memory OF the
late Mrs. Z. w. Curtis, a gift from her
daughter, Miss c. A. Curtis.
Herm an Douglas and Miss Florence
Clukey were married last Saturday at the
residence OF the father OF the bride, Moses
Clukey, on North Main street.
H. e. Grant has moved into the house
lately vacated by G. j. Wallace and Mrs
b. G. Rogers into the house lately occu-
pied by ii. e. Grant on North Main street.
The Bethel dramatic association played
"a Legal Frolic' at South Royalton last
Friday for the benefit of the Village Inn
provement society and will play at Chel-
sea Saturday evening of this week.
The remains OF Mrs. Addie Pierce Bow
en-, wife of j. j. Bowen OF Medford, Mass,
were brought to Bethel last Thursday and
inferred in Hillside cemetery that after
noon. Mrs. Bowen died Feb. 9th of heart
failure.
Fast day wss celebrated by a large dele. |
cation of Randolph citizens by visiting |
the power station at the Bethel Electric |
Light and Power company at Blue Hill,
coming down on the afternoon express |
and returning at p. m.
The two horse team OF James d. Wheel. |
er ran away from the creamery last Tues |
day morning, demolishing the wagon |
somewhat and in its course causing the |
runaway of the team OF G. III. Kimball, |
doing considerable damage to the wagon |
in this case too.
Mrs. e. F. Wilson returned from New |
York Tuesday, where she hes been for |
new millinery. She has secured a first
class trimmer from the great wholesale /
stablishment of the well-known Hill |
Brothers, who will arrive the 18th. Just |
York styles.