Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-14
Bethel Local Intelligence
.E. S. Jackson is quite i'll.

.E. S. Jackson is quite i'll.
q. II. Waldo has gone to New York.
Samuel Howard was in Montpelier Tues
day.
~. Wallace was in Concord, n. II.
last week.
A son was born March 9th to Mr.. anC
Mrs. F. b. Tyler.
Mrs. l.. II. Edison is visiting her son
George, in Lebanon, y. III.
Miss Mary Wilson is seriously i'll with
infiammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. /. NJ. Frost of Montpelier was a re-
cent visitor at @. +. Clark's.
Miss Abbie Whitcomb went to Boston
Monday TO buy spring goods.
VIM. r. Adams has been confined to the
house the past few days by illness.
j. r. Rogers is at home from a two
weeks stay at Broad Brook In Royalton.
Chapman Morse of Rochester has moved
to the tenement in the NJ. Sylvester block.
Miss Maud Booth OF Morristown was
the guest Of Miss Lydia Atkinson last
week.
Miss Stella Adams went to Boston Mon
day where she is TO work in millinery
store.
Chas Powell has returned from STAFFORD
where he has been working in the copper
mines.
Geo Potter OF Massena, New York, has
rented the b. j. Fisher farm in Bethel
Gilead.
Mrs. J. j. Wilson returned by the satur-
day night train from her trip to New
Orleans.
n. L. Sheldon was in town the first of
the week TO attend the funeral Of M. II.
Lincoln.
Miss Hazel Burnett returned Tuesday
from two weeks visit to relatives in
Swanton.
Miss Corelyn Dickey goes to Concord, n.
II. this month, where she has a position
in store.
Benefit insurance company, was in town
"Wednesday.
Bert Culver has made arrangements to
supply his customers with milk procured
from c. $. Davis.
Frank Currier returned to Boston satur-
day after spending three weeks with his
uncle, S. W. Barrows.
Mrs. Emma Durham OF Westmoreland. |
n. H., has been spending the past week |
with her father, 5. Q. Durham.
The engagement is announced of Arthur
II. Prentiss OF Lynn, Mass, and Miss Jes- |
sic Marie Chadwick of this town.
Engineers OF the G. V. r. were in town |
Tuesday making surveys of the dangerous
crossing at Finley bridge. photograph |
was also taken.
Geo. Buchanan OF Woburn, Mass, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. G. G. Buchanan.
He is just recovering from a fourteen
weeks attack OF rheumatism.
Frank Exposio of Bellows Falls has
rented the basement store in the j. G.
In cont hl..nlg lgr ~ q. |
and will open fruit store Apr. LIST.
There will be special meeting of home
Rebekah lodge mex. Monday evening and
they viii confer the degree Tuesday even
ing. All members are urged to be present.
Albert Dustin has bought of the heirs of
Moses Dustin the home farm and the Gull
yer place situated in the western part of
the town and containing about four hun
bred acres.
A new feature. What A chicken pie
supper served by the men of the Cong'l
society Wednesday evening, March 10Th,
at Gushing hall. Come and see how well
the men can serve you.
Henry Munson arrived from Massena, N.
y, Monday. In company with his father,
Mr.. Munson, he is to carry on the f. r.
Burnett farm on Christian hill lately !
bought by Rev. e. +. FELTON,.
Mrs. George Morrill, died Friday of !
puerperal commissions. Funeral services !
we're held Sunday at the Congregational ,
church. Rev. Wilmond Warner officiated /
and the interment was in Braintree. !
The ladies' minstrel troupe connected r
with the grange gave very well attended q
at East Bethel Wednesday (
evening of last week and substantial a
sum OF money was added to the treasury a
j. Hendricks Of Woburn, Mass, has !
AIKEN the position formerly filled by w. ]. !,
McGowern as foreman in the finishing d
shop. Mr.. McGowern, who lived in the
ieorge Marsh house, has returned to !
W oburn, Mass. 4