Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-16
Bethel Local Intelligence.
CO WILsoN. Loci EdItor.

GUY WILSON, Local Editor.
Eggs for matching. r. c. R. l. Reds
Soc. for 13.
am Mrs. o. n. BARRows, Bethel, VT
FOR SALE OR To RENT The John
Fisher place in Bethel Gilead. Inquire OF
j. p. Marsh. Bethel. 3w
Hubbell and Randolph plows cheap for
cash, Hench q Dromgold's spring tooth
harrow on wheels, sold by ID. A. Wilson.
Now is the Time to Buy
a sewing machine cheap. How does SIS
strike you for a good one and so for a
bang up good one y? Call and see the CHI
max, New Ideal, New Home, New Nation
al, Standard Grand and Paragon. All ma
chimes warranted. Cash, or s. down and
= per month. Write for catalogue and
prices TO ID. M. Strong, Bethel, Vt.
G. W. Berry arrived in town Tuesday.
Mrs. +. A. Davis returned from Boston
/ Saturday.
Mrs. Lena Heath returned from Boston
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs o. n. Barrows were at So.
1 ROyalton Sunday.
Philander Baker has returned from his
visit at Rochester.
Mrs @. B. Chase has been stopping at
Z AuuefL T. BURNETT s.
Mrs. Il. c. Baker OF st. Adams has been
visiting at d. l.. Childs'
Mrs. Lawrence Of Albany, n. ", is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Il. n. Quirin.
Miss Josie Reed is confined to the house
and threatened with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Gillette are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Shaw, at Mortified. |
Rev. f. f. FELTON, has moved from Col |
ton, n. Y, to his farm on Christian Hill. |
Samuel Washburn is critically i'll, hav-
ing had two shocks in the past few weeks /
ID. NJ. Strong is predicting total eclipse
OF the citizens of Bethel on, or about May |
1st.
Mrs. T. A. Moore Of Upper Bedford, p. |
e., joined her husband in Bethel last
There win be preaching services at the
Congl church next Sunday at the usual
hour.
Ola Quimby has sold his laundry to
Fred Kent and Lyndon Thomas Of Ran
dolph.
Miss Mary washburn returned Monday
from five weeks visit in Boston and vi
entity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh d. Wilson of st.
Adams were at Mrs. M. L. Wilson's over
Sunday.
IthIN W hitniN OF hhnuOlpl placed
some awnings in front OF the Millinery
Emporium the past week.
Miss Mary ellison returned from Boston
Tuesday, where she had been visiting
friends the past two weeks.
There are unclaimed letters at the Beth !
81 postotiice addressed to Miss Mabel
Green and Mrs. +. ;. Spencer.
p. p. Wynn is building an addition on
The Gilmore house owned by him, stu
lted westerly OF Bethel village.
Miss L. NJ. Allen entertained her friends
Easter Sunday at the Baseom House, fol- .
Owed by drive in the afternoon.
A. b. Brooks went TO Greenfield, Mass, :
asst week and returned Saturday, accom- 4
panied by his sister, Miss Celia Brooks.
Miss Mary Washburn returned Monday
rom Boston, where she had been visiting
friends and relatives the past three weeks.
ID. 7. Dyke Is under the doctors care I
rom the result Of falling some 10 feet from 1
ladder while at work on the house OF p. :
Z. Wynn.
Some late pattern window fixtures have g
leen added to the equipment Of Brooks a
Wash burns store for the display Of gents
lawyer George T. swasey OF Barre was
n town several days last week in the in I
erests OF a gold mining company in
Washington.
ID. +. Batchelder has moved from w. II.
.dmunds' tenement house to the tenement q,
louise Of Roliin Gibson in the rear OF the .
3ascom House.
Miss Mary Gleason left for her home in '
Warren saturday, but returns IN a few
lays TO commence work with Miss MAYO. y
iH dressmaker. G
+. +. johnson, foreman IN the tannery,
las moved into the house owned BY Mrs. a
essie Prentiss, in the rear OF the dwelling .
4 G. ID. Cushing. I
+. b. Southworth is carrying his left +
rm in a sling on account Of running his
and under circular saw and Sitting the
ndex finger quite badly.
Hamlin G. Barnes was called to Methu-
n, Mass. Friday BY a telegram announ-
ing the serious Illness Of his father, Gaius \
!. Barnes, with pneumonia. u
Richard Rogers. son OF william r. Roy !.
r., = confined 70 the house with a very =
ocular disease. His ankle bone was in :,
1red and the injury in some way affects :,
he brain.
At the Vermont Methodist conference /,
lst week, J. Wesley Miller was elected \
eacon and was su subsequently, ordained bv
bishop Warren. Mr.. Miller has been as
igned 10 the supply Of Gaysville Bethel
Lympus and Bethel village, much to the
abstraction o. these three parishes.
Attention Is called 10 the display adver- n
isomeut OF ID. NJ. Strong IN another col
mn. By square dealing and low prices