Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-18
Bethel Local Intelligence.

c. A. Doscher of Brooklyn is at c. "
Curtis this week.
A daughter was born August 10 to hi
and Mrs. III. e. Kerr.
A new lot OF toilet or com mode sets jus
received at Marston's.
II is time now that you invested in
bottle OF Maxham's balm.
Miss A. A. Burke of Boston is the CUES
this week OF A. b. Brooks.
Rollin M. Adams of Boston is visitin.
his father, VIM. X. Adams.
Window screens and doors at cost tt
close them out at Marston's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. K. Wing OF Boston arr
| at Lake Ansel for two weeks.
Rev. w. H. Ryder OBLIGATED at the Uni
versalist church last Sunday.
Rising Star grange will hold its nexl
meeting Saturday evening, Aug. 20.
Wilfred LaRock is confined to the house
with an erysipelas sore on his knee.
@. H. Upper is to build a fine new
barn on his premises on River street.
Mrs. F. L. Martin left last week for a
visit to her sister at Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. G. C. Perry OF West Rutland Is
visiting friends in Bethel and vicinity.
Mrs. w. @. 5tearns and two children OF
Medford, Mass, are visiting at Mrs. G. Z.
Mrs. Maria Mccullough left last week
for Boston TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
Websterss unabridged dictionary, 79c !;
lot of paper bound books at SC. each al
Marston's.
Francis Joseph Sargent has returned
from a seven weeks visit to relatives In
Rochester.
Walter Clafiin OF Newton Centre, Mass,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. A. Lee Cady, at
Lake Ansel.
will Bradbury, Frank Ladue and Frank
Gilso1 went to Enfield, ". H., Monday on
fishing trip.
Mrs. Hollis TowDe, former resident,
but now OF MARROW, N. H., is visiting
friends in town.
party from the house OF William R.
Adams enjoyed a picnic on Rochester
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Paige have returned
from six weeks visit IN Cabot, Marsh
field and Monroe, N. ii.
Mrs. Arthur Burton and Miss Maud
Kittredge of Leominster, Mass, are visit
ing at Edwin Kittredge's.
Mrs. c. F. Waldo viii be at Silver Lake
park-Marston cottage-with her son, w.
c. Waldo, and family this week.
James A. Wilson OF Orwell has moved
here to work in the shoe shop and taken
a tenement in the Fassett block.
Friends and neighbors OF w. c. Baker
favored him with surprise party Mon
day evening, 1t being his birthday.
II. A. Hatch is absent on a weeks fish,
ing trip with New York parties in the
woods OF Sherburne and Chittenden.
Ransom Tucker, longtime resident,
died at his home on Camp Brook Aug. II
Of heart disease at the age OF 56 years.
Gardner Wheeler of Claremont, n. H.,
has been making visit OF two weeks TO |
Gardner Wheeler of Bethel, his cousin.
Preparations are being made for con-
,ert to be given by this young people OF
his vicinity in the town hall August %.
Don't forget the grand open air dance at |
south Royalton Friday evening, Aug. 10. |
Music by Moores orchestra, four pieces.
Noburn, Mass, are spending several |
weeks with the family OF John Weaver.
Miss Ida Gordon, who has been fore |
woman in the stitching room at the shoe |
hop, has left for her home at Salem, Mass. |
Oren w. Weaver, an employee in the |
government service at Washington, was /
be guest over Sunday OF his niece, Mis-.
:. A. Reed.
Miss Eta Clark OF Erying, Mass, As
pending few weeks in this town. Miss
lark is a nieCe OF Chas. Spaulding and
.ebina Spaulding.
w. Scott Ryder OF Boston is spending
he month OF August with John d.
Wheeler and Mrs. z. P. Ring OF Boston
rived Wednesday.
Frank Greene, clerk for j. g. Sargent
or the past year, closes his engagement
he eth OF September and will return TO
lis bone In Warren. ,esk
Mrs. Irving M. Frost, the present pop
liar clerk in the postoffice, leaves next
reek for White River Junction, where
he will have employment in the National
ank.
The town authorities have posted In the
list OF those entitled to vote
I the September election. 1t Is incum-
ent on every voter to see that, his name
} on this list or be will not be entitled to
ote this fall.
1t is understood that Meles and Aeur-
acb, the lessees of the tannery, have re-
onsidered their idea of leaving Bethel
nd they will remain in town. They are
ow stocking their tannery with hides
nd are buying bark.
The Bethel Electric Light and Power
ompany are negotiating for a wheel to
lace at the Blue hill station and furnish
ght for Bethel village. They are also
egotiating for fifty-horse power motor
D be connected with the Gaysville station
nd furnish power for the Bethel shoe
op and tannery.
Be not deceived. Cough, Hoarseness or Group
e not to be trihsd with. A dose in time OF shf
his Cure will save you much trouble. Sold by q
Black Co., South Royalton; Drew & Leonard,
andolph.