Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-28
Bethel Local Intelligence.

Mrs. r. M. Chase is visiting friends II
Boston.
Mrs. Herbert Chamberlin is in very
poor health.
Whitman Dean passed his ninety frs
birthday April 20tb.
Will j. Bradbury is suffering with an
abscess in his cheek.
There is to be no school 10 the Lille
vile district this term.
Miss Alice Sawyer of Randolph visited
frienos and relatives in town over Sunday
Rev. <. w. Sharp will begin his fourth
years preaching In Bethel next Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Mabel Hutchins returned Monday
from a three weeks visit in FitZ-
william, n. II.
The buildings owned by Robert Bundy
in Lillieville have been repaired to con-
siderable extent.
Some miscreant, unknown by name, has
killed the fine collie dog owned by F. o.
Roberts on Camp Brook.
Mrs Gaius Baker, formerly OF Bethel,
but now living with her son, Guy Baker,
at Springfield, Is quite sick.
Wynn Savage left last Thursday for the
Adirondacks, hoping TO have his healt b
benefited by the mountain air.
The preaching services in the Bethel
Gilead 81. Z. church will begin at 10:45
a. m, commencing next Sunday.
State Councillor l.. M. Cleverly OF Hart
land visited Gen. Custer council, No. -,
10 L. A. NJ, last Friday evening.
: Mrs. Henrietta T. Freeman, two chill
dren and a nurse OF New York are staying
with her aunt, Mrs. Edwin Sturtevant.
Quite a number OF friends called on @.
II. Kimball last Wednesday evening to
help him celebrate his tifty-hfth birthday.
Miss Annie Kimball, who has been
spending the winter at East Nslpole,
Mass, is at home with her father, q. III.
Kimbal.
W. Fowler chairman aud clerk and APP
pointed Rev. wilmond Warner superin-
lendent.
Eighteen members were initiated In the
third and fourth degrees at the regular
meeting of the Grange last Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Flora Dunbar, who has been at s.
B. Days the past winter, has gone to
Gsysville, where she will keep house for
II. L Dean.
George Abbott was six years old last
and in the afternoon entertained
aeout twenty OF his young friends in hon.
or of the occasion.
A. J. Graham has sold to Mrs. Mary ID.
Waller small piece OF land adjoining the
premises now occupied by Mrs. Waller on
South River street.
James Sections only COW died Wednes-
day OF last week. ais nelghbors and
friends have raised purse 70 enable him
TO buy another one.
The familiar form of Thos. Maddren is
- r.anl4
from Pennsylvania, where he has been
in tannery.
DR.. Luke A. Wilder entertained q few
81 his friends last Saturday evening at a
party in honor OF his adopted daughter,
who is staying with him Al The Bascom
House.
X. NJ. johnson was called 40 Brandon
last Saturday BY the announce OF the
serious Hines OF Patsey Powers, who for
merly worked for Mr.. johnson in the
Wilson House. af N y.
The state council OF khs J. ct. A. NJ.
will hold n district meeting WITH Gen
Custer council, No. ~ Pridsy evening,
May 9Th. Visitors viii be present from
East Randolph and Royalton
Rev. ]. B. Trevett and Mrs. Trevett
would like scholars In Lstin, Greek,
French or German AIMS methodl. Any
,ne language with slgebra, English liter
'ture, etc, Soc, three lessons per week.
Time to suit pupil.
Mrs L. A. cd died last Friday, after
, lingering illness. ~ the age OF hfty- |
.hree years. Toe interment was nj Rox- I
bury and the ofscisting minister was Rev. I
" ilmond Warner, pastor OF The Congre- /
rational church, OF which Ms. Rood was /
consistent member
A letter has Just been received from Ed
.on Emery. who Is still in National City, |
cal. Mr. Emery was expecting TO start /
ior Vermont the i4th, out the nth be was /
rouDdeo in the cheek by a stray bullet 1
The wound did not seem - be serious,
but the shock to his system vas such that /
be will he delayed some xhat In his
Quincy.
The schools in the town district began /
asst Monday with the exception of the /
East Bethel SCHOOL which VIII begin May
Ind. Miss c. B. Weymouth is the teacher
II East Bethel, Miss kangsland OF Bird
,ort on Christian Hill. Miss Hood st No.
/ church district, Miss Smith of Gays
TiIle at No :, Gilesd. Mrs Dyke At No. s,
Miss Cutler at No. and Miss Gillette st
No. u, Flynn district
n. B. Hanen, prosecuting officer OF the
Humane soriefy cf Ha-t forn acconps-
lied By Deputy Sheriff a. II. Peck. vent
o stock bridge Tuesday and caused the
Irresf of 10. killam Tor alleged cruelty TO
Ini1sls- The case claimed against kiliAm
ras that last winter he bad horse AZ the
soint of death and unsble to even stand
ID In the stall and that be hauled the ami
nal out and left 1t to perish in the snow
The listers have lodged in the town
'ierk's office an ahstract Of the list for
s9S TIE board will meet May 3rd 70
lear grievances and Il belongs 10 all who
lave snv complaint TO make about their
ist for this season TO be present then and
make their troubles known The quad
ennisl spprsissl OF the real estate dos
lot take place until later and does not
inter- into the tax list for the purposes OF
his year. From q cursory exa limitation OF
be abstract il would appear that the per-
oual estate had fallen OF some on the
rhole. wh1le toth Ire real estate and the
oils have slightly increased. 80 tnst the
ist viii not vary much from that Of ISL
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