Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-10
Bethel Local Intelligence

Mrs. E. n. Querin is confined TO the osu
by illness. -,
Miss Florence Bowen is teaching schooi
in Rochester.
Miss Mary SticlSney is in Boston attend
ing private school.
ID. L. Child is placing granite curplhg
in front Of his block.
A. L. stearns went to Springfield satur-
dav to visit his son, Roy Stearns'
samuel Howard was here from Mont
heller on business the first of the week.
The Al Martz troupe played to a Wen
satisfied house in the town nail ffloay
evening.
William stickney was at home from
Dartmouth Medical college several days
last week.
The Kickapoo Medicine Co. left Friday
Gov Rochester after holding forth IN the
town hall for week.
samuel Mcintosh of Mortified, long
time resident of Bethel, visited triendsan
relatives here last week
Mrs. b. A. Roundy, who has been con-
fned TO the house by sickness the past
summer, Is again able TO ride out.
There are unclaimed letters at Bethel
nostoffice addressed 10 Miss Hattie Adams,
Mr.. Leonard Rodes and Louis Whltcohp'
Il. p. Fisher went to Springfield, Mass,
last week where he has procureda position
in the largest clothing establishment N
the city.
Abbott & Cady sent away two carloads
of apples last week, paying &c per ~ IDS
Thev were consigned to a firm I'm Bucks
M. and Mrs. NJ. H. Harrington and
daughter and Mrs. j.. l.. Harrington ana
daughter OF Philadelphia are guests OF
Mrs. NJ. T.. Harrington.
The annual meeting Of the Bethel Libra
nv association viii be held at the library
room Oct. 10Th at p. M. No books VIII
be given out before Oct. Goth.
MIR. and Mrs. Ransom Dickey have re-
turned TO Bethel from Canaan, n. II,
where they have been working for X. NJ
johnson the past six months.
Al the annual meeting Of the directors
~ tbe Vermont Valley r. X. held at Bel
lows Falls Thursday W. B. G. stickney OF
this town was elected director.
w. Edmunds is building house on
the Ellison lot on Pleasant street over the
cellar that he exeavated for q dwelling
several years ago "when the boom was
on
Ernest Sargent, who is to be married
today to Miss Mary Mcintyre OF Kan
dolph, has engaged rooms ~ the mousse q
hlFNs L. - 1AfhAh1 NAAN $50
Mrs. Stearns.
VIM. r. Adams is exhibiting fine look
ing growth Of peanuts raised on his home
premises from seed procured in New York
The variety raised by him is the busf
rather than the usual kind.
c. F. Shepard has moved from the tene
ment house of Rollin ellison on Nortl
Main street to the tenement OF Rollin Gil
son in the rear OF the Martin block, for.
merly occupied by Albert Bradbury.
While bicycling on the Gaysville road
few days ago Arthur Adams ran aeros
three deer, passing within about 20 feet o
them. The animals did not seem to ex
press much fear and leisurely moves
The board of railroad commissioner
have Amounted hearing for Friday, Oct
nth, at the Bethel Tavern to inquire mt
the causes that led to the death OF Ed
Buhr at the Finley bridge crossing las
month.
Dennis l.. Shaw has been laid up tn
past two weeks attending TO two yer
painful carbuncles. In the meantime
large part of his farm work has been don
by his father, John Marshall Shaw, age
- years.
Henry Chamberlin Of Burlington, tn
veteran conductor on the G. V. K. X
greeted his friends in this vicinity las
week on his way TO visit the old home
stead at Barnard, In company with hi
daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. pennock OF Rutland hay
arrived at the farm Of II. X. Wing o
Christian hill and win carry on the sam
during the absence in winter OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Wing.
The library whist party at Mrs. II. |
Gilson's Tuesday was well attended and
very pleasant evening was spent. The tir
rri7e was taken by Mrs. G. +. Clark, q
second by Mrs. =. l.. Martin and the thir
by Mrs. A. II. King.
The Ten Pin club held the first meetin
Of the season with Mrs, +. A. Read Tue
day afternoon. with the following PR
gram Roll call: responses. allow J spei
the Summer" review Of September Ha
per's, and one article read.
Elwin Bloodgood. a Young lad fro
Brooklvn who i living with Miss Wall
and attending the High school, has bee
seriously ill with brain trouble and 1t
feared that an operation VIII be necessar
His father arrived here last week.
b. Brown. former resident Of Beth
and proprietor Of the old Wilson Hcu.
is now living at Natcrtown, Mass. i
daughter. Miss Hermi0uo Brown. Is ma
ried - Francis Davis. Tho IS stath
agent at Waicrtown. Mr.. Brown Is e
press agent at the same place.
Deputy sheriff b. n. Adams Of Chefs
was IN town last Thursday and, with I
assistance Of IS. g.. Rogers. arrested Chr
topher Riley of Bethel Gnead ON q char
90 furnishing intoxicating liquor % Ter
Dustin at runbridge fair the day befo
Riley was taken 60 Tunbridge that q
and arraigned and pleaded not gull
He was left over night IN the charge
sheriff Rogers and next morning ca
INTO court and pleaded guilty. The q
and costs amounted 10 ss3.i5.
An unknown visitor made q call AZ
honse 81 Or. %. y. Greene one evening q
week during The absence 81 an the fam
rvcert Miss Mabel Woodwork. N
Woodwork was living on the sofa IN
room In which the lights were turned
when She heard some one Ia the rear q
house. The intruder passed towards
room in which Miss Woodwork was g
she uttered 8 CRY 90 alarm, upon which
visitor departed. The next norm
tracks were found coming and going
the rear % the house, but nothing q {
value vas missed.
A Woman Says.
.sThe FIRST bottle % the new medicl