Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-04-20
Bethel Local Intelligence.

' Lewis Edmunds is at home sick with
the grip.
Mrs. Clark Read has been confined tC
her bed with sickness the past week.
Miss May Savage has been caring fol-
Mrs. ". NJ. Edmunds during her sick
ness.
Eugene Tucker has taken the W. W
Williams farm on the Rochester mountain
road.
John Foley went to south New bury
Tuesday where he will open a blacksmith
shop.
Miss Jessie Hamilton is working in the
millinery establishment Of Mrs. E. 5.
Rood.
Miss Minnie stoddard Of Waterbury
visited at John Cloran's Friday and Sat
urday.
Miss Jessie spaulding began Monday
, teaching the spring term OF school at
Gaysville,
Mrs. 0. D. Greene went to Lowell, Mass
} Monday 10 visit her daughte Miss May
belle Greene.
Mrs. Bertha Morse Allen has opened
millinery shop in the Dickerman block at
J South Royalton.
Mrs. George H. Dale OF Waterb bury has
been the guest the past week OF her sister,
Mrs. d. S. Phillips.
Roy stearns has gone to Springfield
where be has a position in charge OF the
electric light station.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Fl. Dreamer and Miss
t ntIua lglioIu ielt ySsuay LOT CheIr
Wv uo'''' at ~ II" 'i"9''
r. o. Cox has rented the house OF DR.. Il
NJ. Chase no" occupied by. Phillips and
Emery, to take possession May LIST.
Miss Jane Todd has completed her
winters work at W. II. Creamer's and will +.
/ remain al her home for The present.
Miss Mabel Dyke will teach the spring .
/ Term Do school DO The same district where .
( she has been teaching 10 Rochester.
/ Mrs. q. ~. kimbau is visiting her
T daugnirfsr Mrs. Geo. /. Wyman ana Miss
NOBLE AlmoaiIf az East WalpOler Mass.
The ladies Of the Eniversalist church
Will give a supper I'D the Harrington
pafIoTs next Wednesday evening, April %.
Gardner Orton Of Calais was i'm town
over sunday visiting his brother. c. l..
Orton, principal of the Whitcomb High
school
me many trends OF Percy Adams are
pieaseu 10 see mat ne mes recovered from
uLs Iohs Illness enough TO be outdoors
"E,Ln, g., ,,,,,.
arthur H. hltney has secured a posi-.
&C warren at Watarh,r y and '9,i iii No. %,
tbere WIZ ''O'0
Mise NobaI II prost,, ,-o,,t 20 g,,,tt .
BARR. last vgeejr 10 here She has Dnsitin,
in tho ,-i,,ar,, 5o,,ar,.-Il, PS9''tIH {
Graded school.
MIC argi, f,h,s,, ,,,s,4 boz ,e4L hf-4L Y
dav Last SatIrda,, ,I,S ~, thl -,
enTnrised b,, esrl 49, Gas
Young friends and cIsssmotfs ~ VI "''
NV Niaa' '''7'
Mr., and Mrs. I'd. Whitcomb, who have f.
nau CuaIkt OF Ihe ciuo mousse at Lake ID
NlItCueII the past season, nave come to b.
VI VII. n.
Miss ktttie. daughter OF Station Agent 3
J. II. Waldo, was nine years old last Fri
gay ana celebrated the event by a party to
hef young Iflehos IN the afternoon.
Lebina Spaulding has moved from the
farm where he has resided for the past \,
thirty or forty years to the house south OF ~
the bank, owned by Mrs. Roy Persons
A.C. Blake has been in town the mast II
week and has moved his goods to South
ROyalton where he will reside in the fu. NJ
lure, having secured employment iu the
shoe shop. in
Tho p,ap,hars ,tho r., t,t,, ai..L -
he season Vo6nosgoI, ca III Siu CiIseu
,anonet Of the bo,,n -, NJ VI
ham m bicb tbojr ,antio,,,o, = 80 Ia
1rsre In gited '''H i''S"u7 vi
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owing 10 the pastors absence at con- in
erence, there will be no preaching at the
dethodlst chapel next Sunday, but the
'uhusy schooi AMI evening service Will be
leld as usual rr
Mrs. Laura Jane Terry Carpenter died ~
u apopleXy April IA at the nome OF c. w
'urlis at the age of 81 Years. Funeral -
ervices were held Monday and the in.
erment was made in Cherry Hul cem. to
tery.
Rev Wilbur Fisk Of Freeborn, Mimi, s.,
,Ir Fiek was a conrad - ~ Er,o-IS
n the civil war, both serving in 20. Eanc aaII
vas popular war correspondent for sew Of
IaI S'''e papers
"Jst"{ Its ~ III VI lasI week >. - Dun
bal took legs during the nigbt and dis 10
ppeared. MIR. Durham he's certain in. W
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