Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-01-14
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

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i'll at his home.
A. l.. stearns has been laid up with al
attack OF grip.
Herbert ]. Paul called on friends in tow
the first Of the week.
There are seven cases OF measles at the
home OF w. {. Clifford
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Reynie Cowdrey Jan. 81
Rollin ellison went to New York
Wednesday by special car.
Willard j. Brooks has been assisting
in the store OF Topper a. Graham the past
week.
Samuel Jebb has moved into the old Paul
Gay house on River street, owned by Il. ID,
Gibson.
Charles f.. Waldo and Mrs. Waldo are
both confined to the house with attacks OF
the grip.
John Wallace is wearing a nose TIP, that
member being quite severely frozen in the
late cold spell.
Mrs. Q. o. Spaulding is assisting at the
Bethel printing Office during the present
press Of business.
DIR. II. p. Richardson OF STAFFORD was
called to Levi Kidder's to treat a horse be-
longing to Lucius Berry.
Miss Stella stoddard went Saturday to
Windsor 10 spend a week with her
brother, Amos stoddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Olmsted left Fri
day for Rutland, where Mr.. Olmsted has
a situation driving team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred n. Young left Sat
urday for a months visit to their son,
Horace Young, at Athol, Mass.
+. n. Chapman and r.. b. Markham
Aan. HamHM.a a m.m#AH rLam. #a h. -
story Of the b0bbin shop building.
Mrs. A. A. Wainwright Of Randolph and
Mrs. p. -. Pike Of Mortified visited their
sister, Mrs. h. G.. Rice, last Saturday.
Mrs. Ellen Sanspra has returned TO
Bethel after an absence OF several months
and is keeping house in the Kittredge
house.
r. E. Burnett took third prize on dairy
box butter at the meeting OF the Vermont
State Dalrymen's association at Burlington
last week.
John Wheeler went to Bellows Falls
Saturday, after spending a month re-
cuperating with his brother, James ID.
Wheeler.
Albert Abbott has moved from the
Jackson house on River street to the
tenement house Of DIR. 4. NJ. Greene on
River street.
Lueius Berry lost one Of the horses be-
longing 10 his best PAIR. Much sympathy
Is expressed for him In the loss Of so val
liable a horse.
Victor Reed, secretary Of the Y. NJ. g.
A.. at Brattle5oro, has been spending
the past week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Reed.
Letters remaining in Bethel postofice
unclaimed Miss Fannie H.. @. Cady,
MaVbntr Mr. a L Enufbuufob NJ A..Lt. z
Smith, Miss Lima Williams.
Miss Hattie Stiles returned to Boston
Saturday after two weeks with her brother.
Mark Stiles. Miss Stiles has employment
~ the Lowney Chocolate works.
A ball will be givenat the town hall Jan.
ID for the benefit OF the public library. II
Will be a leap year affair. The grand
march will begin az 5 O'Clock sharp.
Don Cole met withquite a smashup with
the Standard Oil delivery wagon last week,
caused by the Slowing OF OF the heavy
team, drawing down one pair Of the
horses.
The Woodbury. Granite Co. have shut
operations at their quarry until
about twenty men employed at their
quarry.
Louis Whitney has heen circulating a
TO raise money TO help =. r.. Cham
berlain buy a horse to replace the one
That died last month. He has raised
about $40.
Joe Dever and Patrick Fee were arrested
Tor intoxication last Saturday night. Mon
DAY. before Justice Flint, they pleaded
guilty and were fined $ and costs, which
we're paid.
Leslie Newell killed in Barnard lately a
arge lynx, which was exhibited in this
1illage Tuesday. it measured about three
long and weighed sixteen and one
lalf pounds. The bounty was s..
Ernest Sargent has closed his labors
It the store Of Brooks a Washburn and
soes TO Moodsville, n. H., TO work in a
.lothing store. Mr.. Sargent has won a
deserved popularity ia Bethel by his kind
md obliging manne
Universalist church notes Sunday ser !
ices, morning service at 1915; preaching
the pastor. SUNDAY school at 11:45 a. :
a.; evening service at z, subject OF talk, :
Am j My Brothers Keeper ~ The !
Dung People social union viii meet on 4
saturday evening at the usual time and
lace.
Harlan w. Kemp, president of the !
Inion Mutual Fire Insurance
In town Wednesday OF last week and 4,
ettled In full the losses by the fire Of .
Dec. Both, paying Mr.. Preston $500 on !
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destroyed and paying Samuel Jebb 500 J
household goods burned. !
At the annual meeting OF the stockhold- ,
rs Of the National White River bank I
tuesday, the old board Of directors was re- \
lected as follows:-M b. {. Stickney, A. !
!. Brooks, p. A.. Davis, John r. Upper
nd J. o. Belknap. Al a subsequent meet !,
ng OF the directors, W. B. G.. Stickney was :
lected president, A.. A. Brooks, vice presi- I.
.ent, and Z. A. Davis, cashier. Z
ID. w. WILDER, a cutter at the Woodbury. 4
lo.s sheds, was arrested Monday on the 4
barge Of furnishing intoxicating LIQUOR :
rtthout q license. Tie was arraigned be- h
ore Justice Flint in the evening, pleaded 4
ot guilty and at his request the case was .
two weeks, W. G. Clifford be- :
oming recOgnixance for his appearance. I
ohm j. Wilson appeared for the state and
+ =. Iarhel Of South Royalt0n for Will
er.
White River Lodge, +. a A. NJ. will
Rural Lodge Of Rochester on Z
wednesday, Jan. 70 The visiting lodge o
al be conducted from the train to the Il
where lie celebrated team will a
-ork a degree for the edifcation Of the 81
brethren. Later the two lodges
al convene IN Harrington parlors, where
banquet viii be served. All Masnus
Eing within the jurisdiction Of White
liver Lodge are cordially invited to CON
der themselves b guests Of the lodge
lis evening.