Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-27
Bethel Local Intelligence.
Mrs. w. c. Baker is quite ill.

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The Shakespeare club met Monday with
Mrs. r. NJ. Chase.
Robert McElvoy spent Sunday in Swan
ton With his sister.
Miss Ada Rice is visiting her grand
mother in Braintree.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
/ E. p Fisher Saturday.
| Frank Blackmer is spending his vaca-
! ton at A. NJ. Marshs.
Mrs. d. M. Strong is assisting Miss Syl-
| veste- in her millinery store.
Miss Sara Henry is learning the MILL
merry trade at Miss Sylvester's.
Chas. Cum has moved to the w. II. Gil
more place owned by p. p. Wynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rix Williams OF Henni-
ker, n. H., are visiting relatives in town.
Marshall Wells has left the employ of
E. p. Fisher and gone to Bellows Falls.
James Aikens, section boss on the C. V.
R.R., is DO move to White River Junction.
Miss Mary Wsshburn is assisting Miss
Lulu Graham in the National White Riv-
er bank.
Comrade Edwin Blake OF South STRAIT
ford has been engaged to speak Decora.
ton day.
Mrs. o. d. Wood is quite i'll with pneu-
monia. She passed her sOth birthday last
Tuesday.
Chester Foster is at home and proposes
to move his barn to the rear OF its present
location.
J. p. Marsh has gone to Boston to buy
furniture and his store is being run by
Harry Tower.
John Foley has returned from South
NeWbury, having concluded il was not a
suitable place to locate.
Mrs Frank Roberts has been spending
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. /
james French, at Woodstock.
Mrs. Clayton Bowen returned to her |
home at Haverhill. n. H., Wednesday, ar /
ter a visit to her fFther, Aaron A. Bowen. |
L. NJ. Heath, E. A. Davis and c. W. |
Hulett attended the meeting OF the Mobiles .
Of the Mystic Shrine at st. Johnsbury
Friday.
Mrs. b. C.Noble returned Saturday from
Windsor, where she has been spending
the winter. Mr.. Noble is expected next
John B. Duckett Of Royalton has bought
OF Il. +. Twitchell the l., M. Atwood farm
In Bethel 'Lympus and takes immediate
possession.
Adelbert Dyke is to move from the John
Williams house to the house recently
bought by ID. T.. Dyke OF A. c. Blake on
Church street.
Miss Lulu Graham spent Sunday in
with her sister, Miss Annie
Graham, who is attending the Evans
business college,
Austin A. Emery acted as conductor
the past week on the Montpelier and
branch during the absence
Of Conductor William Hoy. Taf
L. p. Rullard left Saturday for Raleigh,
\. C., where be is to be Joined by his son,
lton Billiard. The latter expects to To-
ate permanently on farm near Raleigh.
The station agent received a telegram
notifying him to prepare for
unloading 80 car loads OF iron for the
Rochester electric road, work upon which /
will soon begin.
The selectmen have warned a special q
.own meeting to be held May Sth TO see il
he town will vote to exempt from taxa .
ion any manufacturing enterprise that
nay locate here.
Beginning May /, the Boston Herald,
Globe, Herald, Journal and Record and the
leW York World and Press will be on sale !
i the office OF VIM. r. Adams instead OF
It the postotfice as heretofore.
Friday was the tenth anniversary OF the a
nd in the evening about forty Of their 4
riends made a call upon them in a body, v
nd upon leaving left two comfortable q
hairs as mementos.
There was an suction Tuesday OF part Of
he property of the Bethel Shoe company.
here were several buyers in town from
ther shoe towns and about half the per- "a
onal property was sold, a large portion
4 it going to the South Royalton Shoe
ompany. =
The statement OF the Harrington cream
~ for the month OF March shows $500
BIS. OF butter made; ;l,32309 received,
iter deducting freight and commission :,
ost to manufacture, &c. per 10; paid for -
utter fat, 21c. per b., or 1sc. per 10. for
utter; surplus, 1865 per cent. c.
f. W. Baldwin, Ed. Nash and j. W. i,
hanks, officials OF the c. V. X. r., were in 4
own Wednesday OF last week and made
n inspection OF the deck bridge near the B
assenger depot. Ii is on the list OF the Il
abroad to replace this with an iron struc
ure, but the time may be deferred until d
mother season. n
The Ten Pin club has elected the follow ST
ng officers for the coming year: Mrs. Al
ohm Kimball, president; Mrs. Guy VIII q
on, vice president; Mrs. A. Lee Csdy,
ecretary and treasurer; Mrs. A. +. Reed
nd the above named officers were ap-
uAAANh Il " hEEhhkE a HEb- ] In
ram for the coming season.
The Bethel 'Lympus Cooperative n
association has elected the fol- &
lwing officers President. +. +. witch
II; clerk, John Morse, Jr.; treasurer, .,
Ohm Morse, Sr.; general manager, Ben =
Harlow; the above four and Will Dart, I"
irectors. The association starts out
18th paid-in capital OF 300 and a build q
lg donated to the association. b
E. +. Spaulding. W. @. Whitaker and
eorge +. Deeriug, the listers, have lodged
q the town clerks office the individual
SITS. They will meet at the town clerks n,
flee May next to hear grievances. All :.
{ which means that Il behooves all tax Is
ayers to see il their lists are all right aud b,
not to make complaint on the ID day OF fe
lay. >,
There will be an entertainment at the
lwn hall, Bethel, Wednesday evening,
isy 10, at S 80. Under the auspices OF OF
be ladies OF the Cong'l society, the closing ii
xercises Of the graduating class of 1899 OF n,
be Universal University OF Unsurpassed :,
understanding, located at Bethel Lynn u
US, will take place. A male quartet will "
lrnish music. After the exercises ice IL
resm and cake will be seTysdsaz ~ 80 =