Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-05
Bethel Local Intelligence.
Guy WILSON, Local Editor.

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K. l. Red and White Leghorn eggs for
hatching, 75e. per 10.
8m Mrs. +. B. MARKHAM, Bethel, Vt.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs for
Matching, 75e. aud Il for is.
am Mrs. o. n. BARRoWs, Bethel, Vt.
NJ. A. Moody is repainting his house.
Ben Nea is working in the Lincoln
blacksmith shop.
James Howe OF Tunbridge was at Levi
Kidder's the first Of the week.
Mrs. w. l.. Fish was confined to her
house with neuralgia the past week.
plummer Martin OF Barre visited his
sister, Mrs. W. j. Brooks, the first OF the
week.
Miss Myra Morse of South Royalton
vas the guest over Sunday OF George A.
Marsh.
orville Reed OF somerville, Mass, is
spending week with his uncle, c. o..
Hopkins.
Mrs. 4. n. Quirin has so far recovered
from her severe illness as to be out Of
doors again.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. K. Wing arrived in
town Monday for a short stay at their
summer home.
Or Fred Edmunds of Pittsdeld was in
4 ~
W II, Edmunds',
l.. $. Rundy has moved from his
mountain farm 10 the house Of Earl With
iugt0n Ina Lillieville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H-H. Dinsmore left Thurs
day for trip OF several weeks duration to
Boston and other points.
The monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Trade viii be held next Wednesday even
ing at the Crescent club rooms.
Mrs. Henrietta Lincoln returned Tues
day from a two weeks, visit to her nephew,
Leon Riehardsou,at South Royalton.
n. l.. Sheldon OF Boston was in town
last week. He has bought the old Sheldon
farm in stockbridge of his father, Egbert
Sheldon.
A delegation OF Masons from Bethel and
Rochester attended meeting of the No
bles OF the Mystic Shrine at Claremont
Thursday.
Owing to the absence Of Rev. g. F.
Fnrtier, the pastor, there will be no ser
vice at the Universalist church until fur
ther notice.
John Wefer moved his family and
household goods to Morrisyille last week,
where he has employment in the G. G.
Warren tannery.
Chas. f. Waterman has recovered his
health so far as TO permit his return TO his
studies at the Waltham, Mass, Chrome
logical school last week.
improvements az the railroad station OF
the q. v. Ry. include new cave troughs
and spouts and a sign giving the distance
20 Windsor and st. Johns.
There are unclaimed letters at the
Bethel postotiice addressed to Mr.. q. Nj.
Morgan, Neil Morrison, O. II. Spaulding,
Mrs. James Maggie, W. II. Wright.
Ernest Whilcomb, while at work maxi
ing fence, miscalculated a blow OF the
iron bar, placing IL squarely upon his
feet, causing very painful wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Bowen of Water
bury, Conn, arrived last Friday at Mrs
Il. II. Cushman's, aunt OF Mr.. Bowen
Mr. and Mrs. Bowen are on their bridal
trip,
The bobbin factory is shut down for the
present. There IL no stock on hand aud
the management experience trouble i'm buy
ing sufficient stock 10 keep the plant rum
ming.
samuel Washburn died May I'd at the
age otiitty four-years from the result OF
shock OF apoplexy. Mr.. Washburn had
been IN falling health for several years
past.
Delegates from the Methodist Sunday
school to the district convention at Gays
Vile are Mrs. a. H. Spooner, Mrs. ID. W.
Bliss, Mrs, f. f. FELTON, and Mrs. f. B.
Southworth.
Miss Chase, president OF the New Hamp-
shire W. g. II. L.. met the Bethel members
OF that society Monday, the special mat
ter considered being the extension OF
suffrage to women.
Congl church. Mrs. r. NJ. Chase has
been engaged to sing and began May LIST.
The G. Il. social committee will meet
at Miss May Blossoms store Monday
evening at o'clock.
Clarence c. Morse has sold to Pearl
Savage about ten acres OF wood and
pasture land situated on the westerly !
side Of Camp brook, being part of the
old Hebina Spaulding farm.
Victor Reed, secretary Of the BrattIeboro
y. NJ. e, A., stopped over one day last
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.,
Clark Reed, while on his way to attend /
the state convention at Montpelier.
The general topic Of this months 2.3O |
sermons a Gushing hall is Prayer" |
Next Sundays special topic is "Nho may 4
pray effectively ~ In the evening at 1880 1
Burns l.. 0sgood will lead the young peo- |
piles meeting.
Louis IL. Whitney and Miss Sue V. FL |
Held were married yesterday al the home 1
of the bride in Williamstown. Mrs. Whit |
ney will now lind very handy the range /
Lhat she won IN the prl2e contest conduct
ed BY the COURIER last year.
The meeting Of Rising Star grange had a !
very full attendance last Saturday evening. /
Eleven candidates were instructed in the /
first and second degrees. The next meet 1
ing viii be held Saturday evening, May 10. /
The ladies are asked to bring cake.
The liquor store Of l., NJ. Heath closed /
Saturday evening, April 31th, Mr.. Heath 1
having then completed his full year OF do
ing business. The liquor store OF John
hcleher did not begin business for eleven i
days later and 50 extends that much later.
Miss Kelley, bookkeeper at the tannery,
has closed her employment and returns
10 her home at GowandR. W. III. Britton,
Ir., auditor, expects to go to Colorado
he last of the month 10 inspect some
valuable mining properties in which be
Is interested.
William Dexter, an employe at the
Bethel Mills, got his arm upon the small
saw at the mill Thursday |
The saw penetrated to the bone and partly
severed the ulna. Drs. Greene dressed the
wound and state that he will probably
recover the use Of his arm.
Married, at the residence Of Chas. F.
Waldo on River street Tuesday evening By !,