Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-02-28
Bethel Local Intelligence

w. L. Parsons OF Braintree was in town
Friday.
H. M. Dufur was in town on Blu sinesi
last week.
Giles Lsmson is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
H.K. Wing OF Boston was in town on
business last week.
VIII Preston moved his family to North
Randolph last week.
8. c. Cady is suffering from a dangerous
attack OF pneumonia.
Mrs. John Wallace and daughter visited
in Rutland last week.
Mrs. n f. Woods is recovering from a
severe attack Of grip.
Lawyer II. q. Southgate OF Woodstock
was in town Thursdsy.
The family OF e. o. Flowers has been
suffering from the grip.
Mrs. Kate Soper OF Randolph called on
friends in town Saturday.
Frank JENNIE OF West Lebanon called ON
friends in town Saturday.
Howard Edison OF Saxton's River visited
friends in town last week.
J. M. Flint and wife OF Chelsea visited
at K. W. Morse's last week.
Mrs. j. @. Sargent and Miss Jane Todd
are suffering from the grip.
Mrs. Ira Wheat and Dennis Hickey are
having run OF pneumonia.
Born In Rutland, February 20, son TO
DIR. and Mrs. II. w. Holden.
Mrs. James Smith is living In the Fiske
block with Mrs John Byam.
ID. NJ. Strong ia on the street again at
ter q severe attack Of the grip.
W. II. Smith is working in Granville
for the international Paper Co.
Miss May Haley OF the Randolph Nor
mai was in town over Sunday.
Mrs w. q. Shaw had severe attack OF
heart trouble Saturday night.
Dell Dyke made business trip to
White River junction Tuesday.
s. &. Cady has been suffering a severe
attack OF pneumonia the past week.
e. S. Paine has bought 200 bushels OF |
ashes to place on his Braintree farm.
Miss Hazel, daughter OF Frank X. Bur-
nett, is visiting relatives in Swanton.
There Is an unclaimed letter at the |
Bethel postoffice for Mr.. w. M. Dudley.
Miss Emma Bruce of Burlington is
visiting friends in Bethel and Royalton.
Mrs. Ruth Bagley is spending a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. A. L. Stearns.
George Rowe has leased the Il. A.
Markham tenement opposite the Bethel
Tavern.
w. {. Brooks has so far recovered from
a severe attack OF Iaundice as to be on the
street again.
Or. q. Il. Il. Sparhawk OF Burlington
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Mar
tina Graham.
The announcement is made that John
Gilman and Miss Nellie Pease are to be
msrried Feb. 27th
DIR. Claude NJ. Campbell OF Rochester
was In town Tuesday and Wednesday. a
guest at A. Lee Oady's.
Howard Edison OF Vermont academy at
Saxton's River visited his cousin, Miss
Lillian Buck, last Friday.
Postmistress Martha Arnold has been
confined to the house the past week with
a severe attack OF the grip.
News came on Monday that Clayton
5paulding, formerly OF this place, had
nied at his home in Windsor.
The Sunday school OF the M. K. church
we're treated to sleigh ride to So. Royal.
on Saturday by r. A. Roundy. +,
Clinton Rogers has rented his farm on /
lamp Brook known az the Obediah I
Lille farm to Cecil Il. Washburn.
EnliaOueT bakeF OF hOcne6ter is
dangerously sick with pneumonia at the G
home OF his daughter, Mrs. o. ID. Greene.
The Young Ladies' club, /. O. B. G., !
will give a whist psrty Thursday evening,
Mar. 18th, at Cushing hall for the benefit
II the poor.
George Foster, an employee in the !
anDery, has rented the rooms in the
!. /. stearns house formerly occupied by
.. p. Fisher.
W. z. Baker has sold out his newly ac- 4
luired milk route to Bert Culver, who ran !
be route for q. s. Davis before the sale !
o MIR. Baker.
Fred Dutton and Miss Ida Townsend OF /
barnard were married the 18th oy Rev. e
Warner and are to carry on the d
leo. Waldo farm ON Royalton hill the 4
ominE season. c