Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-09
Bethel Local intelligence.
Mr.. F. n. Chamberlin is quite i'll.

Mrs. F. n. Chamberlin is quite i'll.
f. N. Querin went TO Boston Monday.
Harry sanspra has gone to st. Adams to
work.
Mrs. Alonzo spooner had shock last
week.
Mrs. c. L. orion is visiting friends in
Boston.
Mrs. W. F. Baker has severe telon on
her finger.
Mrs. John Foley spent Friday and Sat
urday at Rochester.
Mrs. o. n. Barrows is confined to the
house with tonsilitis.
G. H. KimbaIl has received an increase
of pension OF e per month.
Miss May Blossom is having a severe
struggle with qulnsy sore.
Rev. w. II. Rider of Gloucester, Mass. is
at John Wheeleris this week.
A.V. Phillips of Moretown is the guest
OF his nephew, ID. 5. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Gowing OF Chester
are working for w. B. c. Stickney.
John B. Chase OF Providence, R. l., is
the guest OF Fred Arnold this week.
Mrs. Irving Weston will celebrate her
s4th birthday Saturday, March 18th.
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guest OF Miss Mary Stickney last week.
VIM. Boyle has gone to Waterbury
where he has employment in the tannery
OF Z. c. Warren.
Zebina SpauIding is reported to have
leased his farm on the Randolph road to
Harvey j. Kidder.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Cutler have employ
ment as attendants at the Massachusetts
state agVlupn at DanVprs Mass
II. q. Cole has leased the Myron Bur-
nett farm and stock of +. T. Arnold and
will take possession this spring.
Austin Ward has returned to his home
in Stark, n. H., after spending the winter
with his cousin, George L. Ward.
Miss Jessie Chadwick was at home over
Sunday. Miss Chadwick has a position
as forewomsn IN a shoe shop at Laconia,
y. h.
Mrs. A. l.. Gordon of Springfield Mass,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. }.
II. Waldo, returned home Monday accom-
panied by Mrs. Waldo.
Mrs. E. s. Rood and Miss Abbie Whit
comb went to Boston Monday to buy
spring millinery. They were accompanied
by Miss Annie Kimball.
George IugalIs returned to Madison, n.
H., last week after spending month with
his father, Alden Iugslls. Mr.. ingalls, is
following the trade Of painter at Madi-
son.
The town school district committee will
meet at the public library rooms in the
town hall Saturday, March is, at 10 a. IA,
to appoint the teachers for the spring
terms.
Mrs. r. NJ. Chase was called quite unex-
pectedly TO Boston last Saturday. The
sol nh N a = 10 Il
will take place the same as previously ar
ranged
Mrs. Mary Hatch has leased the Minot
W heller farm owned by her to Alfred Ste
Vel.s and has taken of Mrs. Belle Way q
lease OF the small place near Cherry Hill
cemetery.
Miss Jennie Wynn, who has been visit
ing her father, p. P. wynn, returned
Monday to Brockton, Mass, where she Is
keeping books in the general store OF
Besse, Baklr Il Co.
Rev. q. Bernard Clarke, formerly rector
OF Christ.church, Bethel, has recovered
from his serious illness and accepted the
rectorship of st. Johns church al Poult-
ney. It is a large field OF labor.
NJ. G, Stafford went to Gowanda, N. Y,
where he is to take charge II the hair de.
partmeBt OF Genusier Fisher a Co. rs sell
ing agent. This finn operates three tan-
neries and has a large stock OF hair on
hand.
The entertainment in the town hail last
Friday evening by Harry Lamar and
troupe, presenting "The New England
was far above the ordinary. /
The part Of the advanced woman Was tax |
en- byfMr. LAMAR in great shape and many /
Of the audience COutrasted Mr.. LAMAR I
very fsvorably vita Neil Burgess.
The Standard Accident Insurance COM /
pany Of Detroit, Mich, through the agen- /
cy OF W. Q. Waldo, has paid NJ. G. Stafford 4
ss5.7l for injuries received by burning his |
hands about month ago. Mr.. Stafford /
has 5000 claim, " hiCh gives s25 a week /
indemnity. The clsll as forwarded to-
the home office Ia Dg,rUit Feb. 9th and /
the check was received mere March 9th. /
just one week later, which shows the /
OF this company in paying |
claims.