Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17
Bethel Local Intelligence.

c. V. RAILWAY TIMETABLE.


Paper Train, Sundays only, $50 a. m
North bound).
Rose Comb r. l. eggs for Matching, Soc
for IS. 3 Henry HoLBRooK, Bethel, Vt
WANrED:-A man to work on farm for
the season. 4w p. l.. ELLIS, Bethel.
To RENT:-A dairy farm one mile from
Bethel village. q S. G. DuNHAM.
Single and Rose Comb Rhode Island Red
eggs for Matching, four cents each. mo
Mrs. N. II. WALLACE, Bethel.
X. ]. Red and White Leghorn eggs for
Matching, Toe. per 10.
3m Mrs. +. B. MAxHAsi, Bethel, Vt.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs for
Matching, 75c. and II for 10.
an MRS. o. N. BARR0ws, Bethel, vt.
For SALE OR To RENT: Ii mites from
Bethel station, farm Of thirty acres good
house, barn, running water to both. For
particulars address Box 3l7, Bethel Vt.
Butterick Patterns always prove relia-
ble,up to- date and correct in style and tit.
You will find good assortment at Brooks
q Washburn's. Send for them by mail. 2t
Rev. G.. +. Fortier is in Boston this week.
There seems TO be an epidemic Of hem
orrhage from the nose.
George r. Clark remains on the sick list
and his barber shop is still closed.
The State Board OF Lunacy met at the
Bascom House Friday of last week.
Mrs. T.. ID. ellison left Monday to spend
the week with her sister in Boston.
Fred G. Dutton has leased the CongIs
parsonage and land for another year.
b. b. southworth left Tuesday to visit
bis former home at Upper Lake, n. Y.
Arthur Quimby has hired the farm of
Warren b. Preston for the coming year.
Mrs. Bernice smith OF Penacook, n. H.,
Is visiting the family Of David W. Shaw.
Mrs. Flora Chase left Monday for
weeks visit TO friends in Boston and vicin-
ity
Miss Bertha Rice is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J, G. Rice, at North
field
II. n. Dinsmore has been absent the past
week on business trip to Lawrence and
Boston, Mass.
J.. NJ. Heath has sold his pair of chest
nut horses and bought pair Of colts, |
Palmer stock.
Il. n. Quirin has been appointed fore
man al the tannery in place of John
Wefer, resigned.
Clark Reed was called to Plainfield last
week to attend the funeral of his cousin, |
Constance Parks.
Aikens has dissolved and Mr.. Aixens has |
returned to Barnard.
Mrs. w. T. King left last Saturday for
short visit TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs b.
@. Howe, at Bennington.
Fred Bowen left last Saturday to take
charge OF the large dairy farm OF DIR. 0.
G.Cilley at Hamilton, Mass.
Martin i. King has hired the so-called
Hasssom farm situated on the hill road to
Barnard, in the town OF Royalton
The Methodist society will serve new
sugar and doughnuts at Cushing hall next
Tuesday evening from till $50 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the CongI
church Is preparing for its annual sale,
which will be held at the town hall May
18th.
Claude Rogers OF White River Junction
came home last Friday to spend few DAYS
with his parents, MIR. aud Mrs. w. +.
Rogers. ,
For sale, s25 worth Of fertilizer now sit !
uated In the streets OF Bethel village. Why /
does not some enterprising farmer remove
the same2
Mrs. Martha w. Arnold is having tele-
phone system put in connecting her home :
with the postotiice and with the Farmers :
line at Bethel Mills.
G. d. Cushing has larger stock OF logs
70 saw than usual at Bethel Mills. He 1as
put ~ new saw aud expects to cut about
10000 feet this year.
G, 4. Walker, who has been living on
me >. q. Durham farm the past year, has r,
hired the Hubbard farm in Rochester and \
will move there soon.
Mrs Roswell Reed and Miss Della Reed :
u Montpelier made a short call on the
amily Of Clark Reed last week on their
way TO New York city.
Miss Stella Adams went to Boston Mon
lay, where she will spend few weeks with
relatives and then proceed to Belfast, Me-,
Tor the millinery season.
The presence is requested next Saturday
evening Of every member OF the Rising
star grange as the lecturer, +. +. Hackett, /.
promises a good program. fl
The tannery company has erected a DOR p
ion OF the stack that fell last week and
'Npects to get the needed draft by the in
'tallation OF Sturtevant blower
Mrs. ID. Lynn Chadwick, teacher in the
department OF the Mhiteomb ,
High school, is spending the week with
her father, Hon. John Fisher, Of Cabot.
Ernest Dean OF Gsysviue has moved
lpon the farm OF q. w. Curtis and will
AIRY il on this year. Mr.. Curtis reserves B
portion OF the dwelling for himself and
amily. G
ANANN AAAAhH WtAlt W AAElAA1Es Mass. I
donday, where he enters q sanitarium for i
restment for rheumatism from which dis p
ase Mr.. Adams has been an invalid for
lire years. q
W II. Britton, Jr., auditor at the r. c. II
Usher Co. tannery, has been having a hard
ime with the grip for several weeks and II
sas compelled TO take TO his bed the first b
4 this week
Mrs. NJ. l.. Newton Of Boston was in K
own last week to attend the funeral OF II
irs. sarah B. Chapman. DR.. Newton, the II
husband Of Mrs. Newton, was a nephew of
irs. Chapman. u
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel ~
.ostofice addressed 20 J. W. Hatch. Alice =
iuse, Sec, Mrs. W. c. Holmes, Mrs. y
.rancis Purcell, Mrs. r. W. Perrin, Mrs.
:. A. Williams.
George n. kimhall has been seriously q,
] the past week with pneumonia and y
leurisy. A trained nurse from Burling- y
on Is caring Tor him. Tuesday be was \,
nore comfortable. m
OTIS Gould is to move from the brick %
Cusc q John keleher on the north side