Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-31
Bethel Local Intelligence

M. Sylvester is on the sick list this week
Miss Alice Sheldon spent Sunday in
| town.
Tuesday.
John A. Rogers returned from Wood
stock last week.
| in town last week.
Mrs. Henry Rice visited her sister in
Braintree last week.
John Byam has moved from the Paine
house to the Kittredge block.
H. e. Grant has rented OF Job Slack the
Wallace house on North Main street.
Miss Jane Todd has returned to Bethel,
after spending the winter In Boston.
Miss Caroline B. Weymouth spent Sun
day with her aunt, Mrs. Q. G. Stearns.
Mrs. II. F. Woods has been confined to
the house with sickness the past week.
Hon. C. H. Markham of Pomfret was the
guest OF Cashier e. A. Davis last week.
Frank Magiyeny will carry on the farm
of Alexander Morse the coming season.
LETTERS Richardson is at home for a two
weeks vacation from Norwich university.
Chas. Kloran OF West Hartford is visit
ing his brother, John Kloran, in this viii
lage.
At the Grange meeting last Saturday
night nine new applications were re-
ceived.
Mrs. Ida Cutler of Penacook, N. g., is
staying with her father, William
Magivney.
Wynn Savage and family have returned
to town and have begun housekeeping in
their mouse.
Mrs. James JENNIE and Mrs. Thos. Deal
OF st. Adams were guests of Mrs. Guy
Wilson last week.
Miss Ida Rice, who has been caring for
Mrs. Sarah Chapman at Royalton, re-
turned home last week.
Miss Carrie Curtis and Miss Olive John
son of Lancaster, n. IL are at Z. W. Cur
tis' for the spring vacation.
+. c. Bundy has moved from the house
in Lillieville, owned by his brother,
Robert Bundy, to Rochester.
Peter PARROT, ST., Of Plattsburg, n. Y,
returned home last week, after spending
some time with his sons in this town.
Robert Noble and James c. Burnett en-
tertaiDed many OF their friends last
Saturday with maple sugar and "fxins."
Mrs. Virginia Kimba OF White River
Junction, former teacher in the Whit
comb High school, was in town Tuesday.
+. G. Bradbury has conveyed to Paul
Gay the building lot situated between the
dwelling houses OF Paul Gay and the San
spra estate.
Bright's disease. His funeral was held
Monday, interment being made in the
Foxville cemetery.
Pearl Spaulding, Robert Wilson, James
Waterman, Fred Allen and VIII ellison
are at home for a weeks vacation from
the University OF Vermont.
Otis Hunt and Chas. o. Hunt of Royal
ton have hired the Emery farm, lately va
Gated by Gardner Emery, aud will carry
on a soap-making business there.
George II. Babbitt of Bellows Falls was
in town last week looking after the inter
ests OF Judge l.. NJ. Reed, who desires to
succeed w. W. CIRCUIT in Congress.
Lewis Parrott, owning the Cosno farm
on Christian Hill, and Lewis Burrelle,
owning place on st. Hyacnth street in
Bethel village, have 'swappedn homes.
Gardner Wheeler has been quite sick
lately with heart trouble, but was report
ed to be more com Portable Tuesday
morning. g
Roland Reynolds left last week for an
extended trip among friends and relatiyes.
Among other points he will visit Taun-
ton, Springfield and Williamstown, Mass.
Mrs. Emma Keith of Worcester, Mass,
superintendent OF the railroad mems de-
partment OF the w. Z. t. u, spoke SAM
day afternoon at the Nj. e. chapel.
James King, who has lived in the west
ern part of the town for the past year, bss
broken up housekeeping and sent his
goods to Minnesota, where he will make
his home in the future.
County Examiner K. II. Whitehill will
hold hlfQ aya mi I'M fQr TO n IN
the High school building Monday and
Tuesday, April 4th and 9th. The work
will begin promptly at Ia. m. a0t
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Whitcomb, who have
lived on Echo farm with @. K. Noble the
past year, have closed contract to take
charge of the clubhouse at Lake Mitchell
near Share for the coming season.
The many Bethel friends OF Walter H.
Baker, formerly freight clerk at this sta
ton, will be pleased to learn that be has
secured position as delivery clerk in No. |
at Boston.
H. A. Putnam of Barnard brought to |
this Office last week summer P,rter
apple In remarkably fine state OF preser- |
walton. MIR. Putnam evidently knows the
secret OF raising good apples and preserv
ing them as we'll.
Cecil and Clyde Washburn left Monday |
for Blackfoot, Montana, TO seels their for /,
tunes. They have been secured positions
as herdsmen by Elmer Pond, who return
ed to his home in Blackfoot early this
month, leaving his family with his father,
Henry Pond.
A sugar party, under the auspices OF the
Methodist ladies, was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Zebins SpauldiDg Monday evening.
Fifty persons attended, despite the threat.
ening weather. 1t was the eve of Mr..
SpauldiDg's SD birthday and he received
many congratulations.