Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-02
Bethel Local Intelligence.

john Rogers of Mortified is working il
the barber shop OF g.. f. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Upper spent Sun
day with friends in Burlington.
S. c. Cady fell on the ice Monday, in.
fiicting a painful wound on his head.
Mrs. Mary Hodgkins is in Randolph
Center taking care OF Mrs. q. H.. Temple
Rollin Goodell has moved into the hous,
on South Main street vacated by George
Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Jackson spent Sun
day with their son, John Jackson, at
Windsor.
George Reed has moved from the Rood
house to a farm OF Silas Howard in
Royalton.
Horace Young, son Of Fred n. Young,
has bought the laundry property Of Ar
thur Eaton.
Pullman Car Conductor Carl McAlister
was the guest OF A. L. Stearns Thursday
OF last week,
f. b. Merrill moved his goods the first
Of the week from the Sylvester block to
Randolph Center.
Mrs. Almon Morse of West Hartford
was the guest of Mrs. q. Ii. Kimball sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. F. L. Martin has sufficiently re-
IbNNIbh iIOAl nNE hLAhGh VI luG Bilp " re-
turn home from Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Fish entertained a
party of friends Saturday evening at their
residence on Church street.
F. II. Fisher OF Burlington was the guest
Of his mother, Mrs. Edwin Fisher, Thurs
day and Friday Of last week.
Mai. j. H. Mimms OF st. Adams was in
town last Saturday and bought a Reming-
ton Typewriter OF Arnold * Wilson.
Mrs. Webster and her daughter of RAN
dolph were the guests last week of Mrs.
o. p. Northrup, sister OF Mrs. Webster.
Charles H.. Wilder slipped on the Ice
near the postoffice last Saturday, falling
and breaking the small bones Of his ankle.
The ladies Of the CoDgregationalist So
ciety viii furnish dinner for the voters
town meeting day in Cushing hall from
IL to 2.
Last evening Mrs. John Kimball and
Mrs. W. j. Brooks entertained their
friends with a whist party at the home Of
the latter.
Mrs. Fred Raw has purchased OF G.. J.
the place formerly occupied by
Rollin Goodell n has taken possession
OF the same.
Austin Ward, who has been spending
the winter with his cousin, George Ward, /
returned to his home in Stark, n, H., .
Wednesday.
George E. Whitney of Enfield, N. H.,
was in town Monday. Mr.. Whitney is
one OF the largest wool manufacturers in
New Hampshire.
John Kloran began Monday bis duties
as night Waterman for the c. V. r. r. at
Hill. VIM. Rogers is day Waterman
at the same place.
The ladies of the Universalist church
rHII -Hw~w n nH~ AH,N-1Ua - a. r.
parlors from 3 TO s D.. m. next
Wednesday, March S.
Miss Mabel Preston is visiting at Hart
ford, Conn, with her uncles, Eugene
and Rev. Herbert Williams, pas.
tor of the Cong'l church.
Hon. r. J. Flint was able to be on the
'treet again last week after a confinement
TO the house OF several weeks duration
an attack OF the grip.
Rev, l.. N, Moody's readings at Cushing
ball Tuesday evening we're much enioyed
Sunday school cleared nearly five
dollars for its library fund.
Mrs. Kent, wife OF DR.. &. II. Kent, OF
Barre and Miss Abbie Whitcomb Of
stock bridge have been guests OF Mrs.
George Marsh the past week.
Miss Maud Durham has returned home
rom teaching in the Dutton district IL
- ~ NAN WA aAANAh TUT AOIUlAl .
chool this spring to renew her diploma. !
Rev. J.. O.. Bennett, formerly pastor Of
he Universalist church IN Bethel. nas I,
'een nominated for school commissioned !
" the Republicans OF the city OF 81. Al :
ans. &
Frank II. stiles has sold to his SON.
dark W. Stiles, the place on RoYaltou 5
now occupied by Mark. This is the J
arm formerly known as the Ira Bliss o
arm. u
The entertainment Of the ladies OF the q
congregational church Wednesday even I
ng OF last week for the benefit Of the
Tome Missionary society was fairly well Y
tended. o
Miss Edith PARROT, daughter OF Peter a
'arrott Of this town, and Dana II. Max Y
On OF Bellows Falls were married last v
EEK at the latter town, where they are to Il
lake their home. c
c. b. Kidder has sold to George Il. Wal .
o the well. known Robinson farm on !,
hill, occupied the past wear by l
j kidder. Mr.. Waldo buys for occu. :
ancy AID will take possession this spring. :
The subject OF Rev. h. A. Read al the "
.niversalist church next Sunday evening
i'll be after Marriage These Sunday
addresses of Mr.. Read are PROV \
lg very acceptable to his congregations.
Rising Star grange at its last meeting
lioyed a fine W~ashington's birthday
The next meeting will be held u
evening, March 4. After the r
hour there will be a spelling I
'hool open to the public.
Rev. Wilmond Warner, Z. A. Davis and q
M.Heath attended a meeting Of the No.
les OF the Mystic Shrine at White River "
junction. Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ives would like TO meet the ladies il
Christ church and all others interested
the church at Mrs. {. L. Stearns' al 3 I,
m. Saturday, March 4, for the purpose
devising means to raise funds to pay =
he parish debt. u
+. \. Quiren and f. l.. Pippin have !.
.nted the factory OF the old Bethel Nam d
featuring Co., in the rear Of the Wilson
lock, and will manufacture knife-sharp. 3
lers and other novelties. They will be- n
In in a small way but they believe they
ave a good thing snd il they do well will Z
llarge their work. 4
The Ten Pin club met Tuesday with
lrs. +. n. Chapman. The subject dis
used was the Indian question. There :
readings from Ramona. the novel Of u
ellen Hunt Jackson, dealing with the
ldisn problem in California, and Mrs. A
zee Cady read a carefully prepared arti-
on the treatment Of the Indians by the
. :. government.