Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-10
Bethel Local intelligence.
GUY wllsoN, Local Editor.


the season. 4w p. l.. ELLIS, Bethel
Single and Rose Comb Rhode Island Re
eggs for matching, four cents each mo
Mrs. n. II. WALLACE, Bethel
r. |. Red and White Leghorn eggs 70
Matching, Toe. per 10.
SIN Mrs, +. b. MARKHAM, Bethel, Vt.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs 70
Matching, 75c. and 81 for is.
I'm Mrs. o. N. BARRows, Bethel, VT.
WANrED:-A competent girl to do gen
eral homework IN family Of three per,
sons w MRS. A, A. Brooks.
Eugene Fisher IS moving into the f.
L. Messer house.
p; B, Topper has entered the employ OF
w. B. G. Stiekney.
son was born March 9Th to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ross.
4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Gilman March 9Th.
Myron +. Savage has been confined to
the house by illness.
Mrs. John Kimball visited relatives at
South RoyHlton Saturday.
G. w. Curtis Is confined to The house nv
severe attack OF the grip.
Charles kidder has been confined TO the
house several days by severe cold
Parker BabCock and family OF Stock
bridge spent Sunday az r. b. Maxhamis.
Mrs. A. J. Davis went to Fftchburg.
Mass, last Saturday to visit her daughter.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
days.
Miss Amy Bradford of Mortified was
the guest last week of her uncle, Henry d. I
Rice =
Mrs. Eva Riley was absent last week
visiting at her former home NJ Winthra,' I
NY. "'"soP'
Mrs, William II. Adams has RETURNED .
from from SIX weeks visit 10 her children in
Dennis L. Shaw is confined to the house
with severe attack OF the grip and heart
trouble.
One new member was received inso the
cong. church last Sunday on profession
OF faith.
Mrs. |. NJ. Frost Of Montpelier i spend.
Mrs. q. T.. Clark.
Mrs, Albert Bowen, who had been car
ing for Mrs. Sarah Chapman, returned IL
Windsor Monday
Wallace Batehelder arrived in town last |
week and will be located at the office ~
Hunton q Stickney.
he ladies Of the CongI church meet
with Mrs. S. NJ Washburn THURSDAY a.
ernoon from until s. ,
The Catholic society viii have a social
10 Gushing hall March IL, with an oyster
supper from to $50.
force OF railroad carpenters are AZ
s Mork again completing the plank plat il
form az tue passenger station. \
r. II. Jackson, formerly Of this to,,n
has been appointed yardmaster an he ~ 1.
" Ry at New London, Conn. fl
W. e. Baker il anlarpfn., ~, - "a.
ms house preparatory to taking a large i
NUMBER ot,quarrymen as boarders ~
Deacon Alonzo Emery is IN town this
Week from Washington, ID. c., looking g
after his farm on the Randolph road. az
Mrs, Gardner Adams, aged SO years. Iiy- y,
ing on The stage road to Barnard. died -
"a Monday OF chronic Inflammation Of the
stomach and bowels
Miss May Blossom has leased the north
1 ,ofe ~ the Marston block and will con- A.
fuct q grocery store and telephone er
shange, beginning April LIST. B.
A seven day-old child and l01I-vear-
pa lady were buried from the same VILLAGE
~ me same minister Tuesday in the same d
cemetery and within ten feet OF each other - -
Edward Alexander Of MiddIebury was nj
iefe 70 attend his mothers funeral al Mr. ,
y neat and took her remains to Middle 81
asst week. VI VI
Myron Morse is to move this spring ~ ~
rom the Nathan Parker farm to the farm ~
Wned by him, now occupied bv Dana ~
nav. The Parker farm is to be carried ~
IN by Parker Harding. en-
+. y. ellison carried party of TWENTY
~ osI - hahdoiph Wednesday evening OF !
ast week, consisting Of twelve ladies Who =
invited twelve men. The party had u, Ut
ieasant night for their drive and fool, ~
upper at the Randolph Inn. leL
Dr. Fred l.. Brigham of Windsor has be:
old out his practice in that town and ar- on
spted a position as manager of the i
otcester, Mass, Sanitarium. DIR. Brig
wei known in this vicinity. r
Al the business meeting of the Cong,t Clo
hareh and society held last FRIDAY. iii for
q unanimously voted to ask Rev j. m &
ong TO remain another wear. II. n =.
lnsmore was elected clerk in place OF b. M
, Messer, resigned; Miss Ann Sargent r.
ld Mrs Willis Fish collectors. ~
Principal q. 5. Wright was taken siel. Ma
ednesday afternoon OF last week with a n
lapse OF the grip and has since been com ~
led 70 his bed most OF The time. Rev. q D.,
Fortier took charge Of the Whiteonlb ~
Ign school up TO Monday night, when II ~ ~
rs thought best to anticipate the spring NJ"
ain March IL. laP,
[,.-,,f.- -. - - - tahlSfS teAA tuesday a q
ornlng while preparations were being his
aae Tor painting Il. No one was injured sew,
oes Z mere were several narrow escapes. a b,
3 staek vas constructed Of boiler iron, a We
,si.st ~ AZ men IN thickness, and was whS
riously injured by the fail. Ii IS esti- thr,
ated that damage TO the f.. G. Fisher ter
:. = suffered OF over 5000 and most ~
Workmen are laid of, pending repairs. In
Dr.. r. N. Chase has received an invita- VI
~ " BiNs clinic illustrating his son.
! - ,1iaiI Inlay WORK, before the Fourth seye
s5ttNs DSu1AA association OF New York mat
DC held at Saratoga April 18th. also saws
Tore the New Haven Dental society Al stor
Haven. Conn.,, the 10th and i'm. Bali
e doctor IS compelled to decline the nan
~ lANltAtioh q ne i 70 give the same was
le before the Vermont state Dental clan
iety at Montpelier on the same date dolp