Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-14
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY Wilson, Local Editor.

ON MRS. l.. b. bAAhAAs heAutit IL
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs 70
Matching 75c. and II for 10.
I'm Mrs. o. n. BARRows, Bethel, Vt.
All styles and kinds of graphophones
Call and see them or write for catalogues
Easy terms. ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel, Vt.
W. L. Fish is making extensive repair
on his dwelling.
X. r. LiIlie spent Sunday with hi
sister al Quechee.
Willie Osgood spent Sunday with his
mother at Concord, n. ii.
Mrs. Josie TAYLOR OF Randolph spent
several days in town last week,
Misses May Blossom and Mary Wynn
were In Randolph one day last week.
R. J. Flint attended the funeral Of bis
cousin, Rolla Flint, at Hancock saturday
The schools at the Old Church neighbor-
hood and in Gilead are TO open April
18th
Mrs. Fairbanks OF Austin, Mimi, arrived
Tuesday 10 visit her sister, Mrs. Chas. i.
Waldo.
W. C. Baker is absent this week visit
ing relatives al his former home, Platts-
burg, ", Y.
Rev. w. n. Ryder Of Gloucester, Mass,
was the guest the first Of the week Of
q. n. Topper
Miss Margaret Sexton went to North
field ON the paper train Sunday, returning
home Tuesday,
Mrs. A. J. Damien OF Bellows Falls has
been spending few days with her mother,
Mrs =. II. Edson.
Floyd North aud A. T. Mason OF Bur
lington were in town last week on life
insurance business
bn 10.
Addison, VT, to visit relatives, is i'll
with pneumonia at that place.
The bo3bn factory has been compelled
to shut down for few days on account
OF lack Of timber in their yard.
Frank Tillotson Smith Of Boston, a sum
mer resident OF Bethel for many years,
was IN town the first Of the week,
Miss Ida Huntress of Boston, trimmer
for Mrs Hodgkins, has rooms at The Films
on River street through the spring.
Next Saturday will be Ladies' night at
the grange. All grangers are invited to
attend and to bring lunch boxes for sale.
}. }. Bowen of Burlington, the veteran
horse man, was the guest OF Mrs. G. +.
Waldo, bis niece, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Road Commissioner Chas. II. Dustin
went to White River Junction Thursday
OF last week to attend a road convention.
Mrs. Frank Belding of Oroville, Cal,
stopped over Monday night on her way
to Boston with her niece, Mrs. f. l..
Martin.
Mrs. d. W. Wilbur Of Keene, n. H.,
with her daughter is spending few days
with her husband, a cutter at the Wood
bury shed.
John Wefer went to Hardwick Saturday
to take charge Of the tannery Of G. G.. War
ren. His family will remain In Bethel for
the present,
Mrs. Fannie Young went to Lancaster,
n. H., Wednesday TO spend few months
with her daughter.
Mrs. Wallace Batchelder OF Brattleboro |
Joined her husband last Saturday to again |
seek tenement that they may move their
household goods here.
The fishermen's faces are beginning to
look long as they study the fish laws and
state statutes and the calendar. May LIST
falls this year on Sunday.
aW II. Edmunds has sold to T.. p. Jose
his saw mill property situated at the
mouth Of Lillieville brook on the line
OF the Rochester railroad.
j. NJ. Congdon OF Gowanda, n. ", is |
In town this week on business connected
with the tannery OF T.. c. Fisher Co., !
with which he is connected.
Clinton Reed has severed his employ
AlNuA Win AA7 H. ANiANNh anu - N0fkAtlk
in the tannery Robert Rogers is taking
his place at the Bascom House livery.
Willis Davis has resigned his position as
trainer at the Moulton Stock farm and has
entered the employ OF the f. B. Ellis Gran
lite Co, to drive one Of the four-horse
teams.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
postoflice addressed TO Mr.. Fred Avery,
Wesley Avery, l. N. Bernold, Mr.. John
n s.E4.
win Short.
Claude Rogers Of White River junction
is spending a few days with his parents.
His mother, Mrs. William r.. Rogers, is
confined 20 the bed with an attack Of
erysipelas.
h. n. Ford, civil engineer Of the c. V.
Rwy.. WIS in town Tuesday consulting
with e. B. Ellis in regard to the proposed
siding to be put in for the benefit OF the
Z. b. Ellis Granite Co.
Mrs. Clark and daughter have Joined
her husband, George Clark, foreman at
the Woodbury. shed, and the family have
gone 20 housekeeping in the tenement
Of the Bowen house on River street.
The general theme Of this months Cush- /
ing Hail sermons at the 80 Sunday after I
noon services Of the Methodist church is
"The Kingdom Of God" Next Sundays /
theme ~ "rhe Condition Of Membership Z
Miss MAY Blossom will begin business I
next Saturday In her new quarters In the /
north end Of the Marston block, where 4
she win have charge OF the telephone eX- I
change and carry a stock Of confectionery, /
school supplies, etc.
Station Agent J. II. Carr went TO Mon I
treal on the Saturday night train TO see I
his wife. " no has been in a hospital 10 I
her condition warrants he was intending
TO remove her TO the home 81 her
family at 81 Armand.
Frank Il. Martin and Or. q. NJ. Chase
have set the example Of doing what they
can 10 make the village look better by
placing a fence around the passenger de- I
pot park 10 preserve the lawn from the
tread Of man and beast
The Rochester railroad has repaired
that part Of the line injured By the spring
freshet and trains are again running on
= regular schedule. The railroad i doing
. constantly increasing business and m