Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-26
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

Single and Rose Comb Rhode Island Red
eggs for Matching, four cents each. mo
Mrs, y. II. WALLACE, Bethel.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs for
Matching, 75c and II for 10.
I'm Mrs. o. n. BARRows Bethel, VT.
DIR. Clough is absent in New Hampshire
this week.
f. NJ Weston returned Monday from
his trip To Chicago.
Miss Lillian Buck was in Hartford visit
ing friends Saturday,
David W. Shaw went to Boston Saturday
for medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Graham were at
South Royalton Monday.
Richard ID. Ransom OF Woodstock was
IN town on business Friday.
Mrs. Andrew j. Ellis Of Pittsfield called
on relatives in town Friday.
b. c. Rogers was in Waterbury last
week serving as fish and game warden.
Mrs. Mary Bridge Is spending two
weeks with her son at South Royalton.
Geo. Wiley, railway mail clerk, was
the guest Of VIM. NJ, Fisher last week
Mrs. Prouty OF Spencer, Mass, has been
a recent guest at Mrs. NJ. h. Harrington's.
Mrs. Arthur Wilcox left Thursday for a
weeks visit TO her former home at Putuey.
T.. ~ Hemenway and Chas. Blair Of
Granville were i'm town on business Tues
day.
Rev. Mr.. Daniels, NJ. E. pastor at Barn
ard, and Mrs. Daniels were in town last
Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Cushing rs putting a bath
room into her tenement house occupied by
J. H.. Carr.
Mrs. John Keleher and children have
returned from a weeks visit to her moth
er in Barre.
Miss Laura Wallace has returned from
Montpelier, where she had employment at
the Pavilion.
8. s. Blakely returned Tuesday from
two weeks visit with relatives in Man
chester, n. II.
N. A. Owen OF Lebanon, n. H., former
resident, is visiting his daughter, Mrs
Charles Brown.
Rural Mail Carrier II. +. Grant is slowly
recovering from his recent illness and is
able to ride out.
The Village Improvement society will |
serve ice cream and cake at the Town hall /
Monday, May 30.
Mrs. Geo. S. Wright went to Brattleboro |
last week to spend few days with her
mother, Mrs, Elmer.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel /
NJlhL0Ultt huuTtSNtu 10 MI ElldH w neHleT ]
and Mr.. 5. Williams.
ii. II. Dinsmore, Lewis Billings and f. |
y. Chapman went atishing in Rochester I
the first Of the week.
Guy Cleveland is at home from Taunton,
Mass, where he has employment IN the
retreat for the insane.
Mr.. and Mrs II. X. Wing returned to
Maiden, Mass, Monday after three weeks
stay at their summer home.
The next grange meeting will be held
Saturday evening, June 4, and not May
q as stated in last weeks issue.
Mrs. Orilla Shedd has continued to gain
from ler severe sickness of last winter and
rs able to do some sewing again.
Ernest Howard has closed his labors on
che II. X. Wing farm and his place is TAX
zen by Ira Humphrey Of Waterbury. Il
Mrs. II. II. Cole has gone to Roxbury.
Mass, where her mother, Mrs. James Nc
Cullough, is seriously i'll in the hospital.
Mrs. Thompson, who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Wallace n. Batchelder, re-
Eurned to her home in Cavendish Saturday.
Harry Hannum OF Westheld. Mass. re-
Eurned home last week after a months re-
cuperation for the benefit of his health
with his cousin, Miss Mary Sanders. His /
health was much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. fl. n. Dinsmore returned s
Thurs lay of last week from their Boston [
trip, accompanied by their friends, Mr. ]
and Mrs. Lewis Billings of Boston, who
made a short visit in town.
Misses Lena Rowe and Maud Cadv
graduated last Friday from two years 8
courses in the nurses training school at
Waterbury. DR.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Greene. ,
Mr, and Mrs. A. l.. Cady, Mrs. Laura
Cady and Mrs. q. /. Abbott attended the =
exercises. There were eight in the class.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Cong'l =.
church held very successful fair and con- 7
cert last week, taking ia about 500. The 4
singing was by Mrs. r. NJ. Chase. Karl I
Geo. Waterman, and furnished one OF The
best musical entertainments ever held in
Bethel. a
The White River Pomona Grange will :
meet with Rising Star Grange Nav q at L
Bethel, These meetings are open to the 0
public in the afternoon Hon. {. ]. Bell. 81
master Of the state Grange, Will speak. o
This meeting will be the leading event for s.
The second quarter Of the year IN which the 5,
grange is directly interested. q
An electric light pole in the highway n
near the residence of Mrs. Mary L. Har- / :,
-ington on River street fell over Monday ~
evening after dark, bringing down the
wires in a dangerous position for passing L
Sans. The base ball team returning vic q
tructlon without suffering any harm.
Ar. and Mrs. Frank l. Townsend were ~
r funbridge Wednesday OF last week to n
.ttshd the wedding Of their niece, Harriet -
Z chadwick, who was married to f. L. .,
+erkns Of Boston. The ceremony took y
ilece AZ the home OF the brides mother. =
Yrs. q. ID. FaTnham. John Ring OF Bos ."
on vas best man and Miss Fannie Chad q
wick, sister Of the bride, maid Of honor. =,
+. 81. Carpenter, chief clerk at White
river Junction, has decided to recom- v
lend attaching a mail car to the north N
nd south bound express trains between
Mass, and ST. Adams that
iass Bethel at 5;07 and 1;47 p. m, respect
Eely, The new service will probably 90
nto effect July LIST. This will furnish
luch-needed facilities, especially in re- -
ara to the New York mail =
A tramp looking for lodging last week %
wednesday night took advantage of the II
arn OF +. NJ. Weston. He doffed part OF
is clothes outside and left them there. In pa
zs clothes was found a railroad ticket
'oM White River Junction TO Montpelier Be-
the same date. In the morning BE- 81