Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-27
Bethel Local Intelligence
Grv WILSON. Local Editor.

w Brooks was in Boston last week
buying new goods.
In. Reagan is to occupy the Sarah ellison
house on River street /
II q. Gilbert spent the first OF the week
at his farm in Randolph.
Mrs. Henry Rice has been laid up with
severe attack Of rheumatism
Henry Cole spent Sunday with his son. |
Guy, at White River Junction
Mrs. Elizabeth Burnett has been CON
fined 70 the house by sickness
CIV Young is at home from strahord'
where he has been working IN a store
Miss Florence Kimball Of Waterbury
has been a recent guest OF b. Z. Rogers
Mrs. r.. Goss Of Wilder visited her sister
Mrs. A. J. Davis, few days last week
Mrs. S. b. Carpenter and daughter Of
Randolph visited at a. l.. otearns 0auuf-
day.
Miss Mollie Kimball is assisting in the
postofl G during the absence oil MIS- AT
mold.
Rev l.. L. Greene and wife OF Oneonta,
n. ~. are visiting his BROTHER Dr. l.. NJ.
Greene.
David Dyke has returned from his work
at WaitsdeId where he had been the past
three weeks
Mrs. Ellen sanspra has rented Of \. A.
Brooks the entire Kittredge house and viii
Miss Jane Todd has completed four
weeks work for MN. Wilson at Randolph
and is &C home
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
postofiice addressed to Sam Baker and
Dufiie Ramsey.
Jackson i confined to his bed by
sickness. His daughter, Mrs. Ihurston,
"a az home assisting in his care,
Mrs. Kate Durham has returned TO her
home in Kansas after spending nearly
wear with her son, Clayton Durham.
A. ID. Iamson has moved from the KIM
nav house on the James ID. Wheeler farm,
to the farm recently bought by him m
Royalton.
Mrs. Martha Arnold and children are in
Harrisville, n. l., this week at the former
home OF Mrs. Arnold for family Thanks
giving reunion.
The diphtheria quarantine has been re-
moved from the families Of A. II. Dustin
and d. ". Haraden and the sick ones are
rapidly recovering.
AT the library whist party at W. 4.
Adams Wednesday evening OF last week,
the first prizes were taken by oliver Bar
rows and Mrs Malora Morse.
Mrs. +. +. spaulding returned home
from Quechee last week and soon goes to
Mohawk, n. w., where Mr.. Spaulding has
purchased a restaurant business.
Help Of all kinds is exceedingly scarce.
The tannery and granite ledge nave picked
up about all that want steady employment
and Il Is almost impossible to hire man
to do an hours work.
Recent guests at T. A, Chadwlck's arc
Miss Ella Chadwick and John ChadWicS
and Mrs Julia Hunter and daughter q
Windsor, nephew and nieces Of Mr.. Chad
wick, and Mrs. @. +. Lewis OF Rochester
The following Bethel school teachers arr
at home for Thanksgiving vacations. al
belonging to the class Of 1907, W hitcomi
High school - Misses Lucy Washburn
Hattie Wood, Mollie Abbott and Chas
Wilson
George II. Davis, son OF Charles M.Dayi
OF this town, has been appointed a con
ductor on the Boston elevated railway. q
a class Of over one hundred that took tn
examination at the same time as Mr.Davis
only sixteen we're successful.
"Unole 81, comedy in four acts, wa
presented last Friday eveningat the tow
hail by the Randolph Dramatic club unde
the auspices 9th Crescent club. Their
WAS fair audience and much satisfaction
WAS expressed by the audience.
Gardner Emery has hired the upper ten
ement IN the r. 5. Jackson house on Rive
street. Mrs. Martha Graham viii NOV
from the StocSweil house ON Churc
street 20 the house Of samuel Howard O
Main street 10 be vacated by Mr.. Emery.
Fred Townsend Of Peabody. Mass, an
Miss lou Trask Of the same place wei
married yesterday aud are In this yicinii
for short time. Mr.. Townsend IS a FOL
mcr Barnard boy, son Of Charles Tow
send, and his many friends IN this vicinii
extend hearty congratulations.
The joint committee appointed 70 Wis
the state prison and examine EastwoC
and Dohcrty a. 10 their mental couditio
81 which Dr. \. nj. Greene is chairma
visited that Institution Tuesday and VI
repor, their findings upon the reassem
ling SO the legisla are next week.
Fred Putnam has been appointed edit
Of the Whitcomh High school not,
Those having items Of interest IN regard
the school and ITS students are request
o. communicate the same 70 him. 10
especially desired that news 10 regard
graduates 90 the school BE- given % hjg
Rev Robert +. Bisboe Of Milford. Mas
has been secured for his lecture on 1T
Man with she Hos which be- will give
the town bah next Tuesday eytnin
proats Cor the public library. Mr.. Bisl
d considered one 81 the best speakers
New England on social questions. Sea
nc Adams.
The fox season = an unusually proHtai
one - FAR Town Clerk Adams has %
the l1t county on thiriy-uuC foxes knl
since June 1st This bounty Is ia the 81
instance paid uy the town. which j. Isl
repaid by the state. George Goodrich
credUcd Nith seven foxes kiucd 50 q
The SKINS are En- extra demand. brinEi
about So
Ebtn A. Tucker and u. e. Cowdrgy 3.
cdlcted 8 swap Of real estate pr1ptrtI
hY Uhich Mr NowdrtY becomes fha oNi
of the q. M. Mhilcomb or Hiram is IDS
premises. situated On the GaysIile 3,
aaogt une mile from Bethel village 3
Mr Tucker 4 tHe owner q the small "a
in stuektridet about one mile So
Gaysgine.
The Rutland Herald offered urizas
sou f54 - and Is for the btsi ser
books containing clippings and mat
relatlre t1 Che liquor QUESTION. -
MsAham ~ tins viliaEe enierud the r