Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-05-10
Bethel Local Intelligence.
e. n. Querin is in Boston this week.

Frank Griswold OF Randolph spent &
day or two with ii. @. Gilbert last week
Mrs. Greeley, who is stopping at Austin
! Emery's, is seriously i'll with pneumonia
Pneumonia caused the death OF DIR. r
M. Chase's fine Thought mare last Thurs
= day.
Mrs. Julius Messer Of Rochester stopped
at Henry Rice's, her brothers., over Sun
day.
John Kloran, brakeman on the G. V. r.
r., is at home laid off on account of sick
ness.
Hon. w. H. Bliss OF Middlebury was in
town over Sunday with his brother, ID. NJ.
Bliss.
Chas. Smith of BraiDtree has entered
the employ OF c. 5. Soper in his harness
shop.
Bishop A. c. A. Hall offieiated at Christ
church Sunday, preaching from st. John
xx,19.
John T. Rogers has moved from the
/ Cushing house to tenement in the Child
/ block.
! There is an unclaimed letter at the
| Bethel postoffice addressed to Miss Lena
| Leach.
Miss Ruby White of Springfield spent
last week visiting the family OF A. L.
Stearns.
S. b. Day, Esq, has returned from New
York where he has been the past two
months.
Adelbert Dyke is working for NJ. n
Kendall and not q. fl. Kimball as report
ed last week.
b. N. Smith started Thursday for Vir-
ginia to join Victor Reed in the map-sell-
ing business.
Alpha Messer Of Rochester was in town
over Sunday and visited the grange Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Albert Dustin, who lives in the
western part OF the town, is reported to
be critically i'll.
The A. @. Marsh pasture OF about 300
acres has been sold by w. q. Shaw to
Chas. Whitney.
Ransom e. Dickey OF this town and |
Miss Grace Peck OF Gaysyille were mar
ried last Monday.
Leslie Spooner, who has been working |
for W. q. Baker, has gone to Winchester, !
N. H., going afoot.
Miss Minnie Monkey, who has been in |
Massachusetts visiting, has returned and /
is at o. n. BarroWs'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Howard returned
last week from Barre Plains, Mass, where
they have been working.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tucker and son OF
Tnnbridge visited Mrs. Frank Lyman,
sister OF Mr.. Tucker, Sunday.
Will Bradbury is on the street again
after being confined to the house for two
weeks with a severe attack OF rheumatism.
Thomas Maddren has moved from the
tenement house OF W. n. Hartwell to one
Of the houses OF the Electric Light com
pany.
Mrs. e. +. Cushman has returned from
Conn, accompanied by Mrs.
Z. A. Greer, who comes to spend the sum
mer in town.
Miss Anna Chadwick left Wednesday,
for Someryille, Mass, where she will
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
+. W. Beckman.
Mrs. F. p. holden Of Penacook, n. H.,
has been spending the past week with rel {
ltives in this vicinity. She was joined by ,
Mr.. Holden Friday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. I
Jhas. Reed Thursday. MIR. Reed has {
'ented the Chatfield house owned by A. A.
Brooks near the dry bridge. i
Rev. James b. Sargent, pastor of the /
First Cong'l church OF Hampden, Mass,
was in town last week visiting his mother, !
Mrs. b. c. Harlow, and other relatives. :
Robert Soper returned home Saturday
rom the asylum at Dsnvers, Mass, where
40 had been engaged as an attendant. He q
s suffering with bad abscess in the knee. !
Miss Belle Chamberlin is teaching in r
he Neff district on South Hill in Stock I
bridge, Miss Mabel Dyke in Barnard on '
VT. Hunger and Miss Hattie Wood on the )
north road" in Barnard. j
Robert II. Church has left the employ of !
". l.. Fish, for whom he worked in the /
harrington creamery, and has gone to his
Tome in Randolph. George Blossom, ID
{ 70 king his nIQQp in he
MIR. and Mrs. Calvin Morse have moved '
o the Ed. Arnold place where Mrs. Morse
will continue dressmaking as before. I
The also has the agency for the Delsarte
orset sold so extensively here last fall. /
Mr. and Mrs. William Boyt were called
o Montpelier Friday TO attend the fune. )
al OF their daughter-in law, Mrs. James
'oyt, who hsd been confined to her bed :
With sickness nine months pIior to her
cath.
II. e. Adams has received the appoint. 4
lent OF census enumerator of Bethel and
Ion. II. J. Flint OF district No. 290, which
onsists OF the incorporated village of
Woodstock. The work is to be begun
une LIST.
The Bethel Electric Light and Power n
%. has just erected a metallic circuit tele- 3,
hone line connecting the house of W. b. ri
TALL and the depot at Randolph with the Ii
loA1 VI - - NurhAhb aLu th0 uNbAAluB OF
,. NJ. Heath. p
There will be a special meeting at the
'niversalist church next Sunday evening.
apers will be given and good music
lrnished. All members and friends Of
he church are cordially invited to be d
resent-7:3 80 is the hour of service. "
William Skinner, trustee in bankruptcy -
I ID. W. Allen, has filed his account for
nal settlement and there will be a hear
~ May 10Th before q. A. Davis at Wind / u
Of on the allowance OF the account and
D make final distribution of the estate. pi
W. H. and Agnes p. Hartwell have sold p
he land owned by them lying between :
be railroad and White river to &. ID. r
ushing, W. B. Wall aud L. NJ. Heath. Sc
bis sale includes the tenement house
rected by Mr.. Hartwell on Bridge street
The suit Of Hartwell vs.. Bethel Electric A
tight and Power Co., for damages result
~ from the flooding OF his lands and =.
uildings on account OF the height Of the u
ectric dam, has been settled. Messrs
ushing, Heath and Wall have purchased q
~ EO0 al the FarOrprfg involved