Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-03
Bethel Local Intelligence
GUY Wilson, Local Editor.
C. V. RAILWAY TIMETABLE.

p, M; 500 p. m,
South bound-217 a. M; 1912 a. m.
i.47 p. m. 7.37 p m.
Paper Train, Sundays only, s.36 a. m
North boundlf
WANTED: A man to work on farm TO
the season. Nv p. l.. ELLIS, Bethel.
Single and Rose Comb Rhode Island Rec
eggs for Matching, four cents each. 3 mo
Mrs. N. II. WALLACE, Bethel
r. /. Red and White Leghorn eggs fol
Matching, roc. per Is.
3m Mrs. r. b. MARKHAM, Bethel, VT.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs foi
Matching, 75c and 81 for 10.
I'm Mrs. o. N. BARRows, Bethel, VT.
Pure Stay White Wyandotte cockerels
for breeding, = and 50 each. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 1t L. W. CLouaH, Bethel, Vt.
Highest cash price paid for hides, skins,
pelts and caked taIlow at freight yard Sat
urday forenoon.
8w D. A. WILSON, Bethel, Vt.
E.E. Cushmau is laid up with the grip.
Roy Wheelock is working for DIR. l.. NJ.
Greene.
George e. Clark is able to be at his bar
Der shop again.
i. l.. Messer came home from Keene for
short time Monday.
George Waterman was taken with a Sc
we're attack Of the grin Friday.
Eugene c. Fisher Of Gowanda was in
town the first part Of this week.
W. II. Britton, IT., manager Of the tan
merry, was m New York last week.
Mrs. Harriet Hickey is confined to the
house with a severe attack of the grip.
Mrs. r. l.. Messer and son, Laurence.
were at South Royalton Friday and Satur-
day.
A hve-pound leap year daughter was
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Ingalls, Feb.
10Th.
Fred G. Dutton is confined to the house
by Illness and threatened with typhoid
fever.
There are unclaimed letters al the Bethel
post0iiCe addressed to Mr. Alexander
Billings and A. r. Cameron.
Col. Edward Osgood of Bellows Falls
was the guest OF Rev. j. Hall Long Thurs
day and Friday Of last week.
S, NJ. Washburn will be IN New York
for the week making spring purchases for
the Brooks a Washburn store.
Mrs. NJ. G. Carrick has sold her prem
ises, known as the X. w. Wood premises,
OH South Main street to l.. NJ Heath.
N. r Clark, formerly Of this town, was
candidate for lister on the citizens ticket
at the city election in St. Adams this
week.
Scott Lewis, formerly Of this town, has |
very interesting article in the current /
number OF the Interstate journal on Cali /
fornia.
DIR, r, NJ. Chase aud Mrs Chase are in
Boston this week for a short stay at G.. w. |
Berry'sf who celebrates his S0th birthday 4
tomorrow.
The IN % cont 4 49,, "A 49,. 4-t--.--t
about an hour at this station Saturday by
the breaking down of the engine Just as
they we're leaving the depot.
The leap year social given by the Y. p.
>. Z. +, Monday evening at Mrs. T.. l..
Messer's was very successful, there being
an attendance OF about fifty.
Mrs. George Pecor, who was called to
Newport, n. H., last week by the serious
Illness OF her mother, arrived Just in time
10 be present at the death Of her mother.
Principal g. s. Wright and Mrs. Wright
entertained last week the father of Mrs
Wright, j. =. Elmer of Brattlebbro. and
her aunt, Mrs. E. II. Putnam, also Of Brat
tleboro.
The tannery and the White River Valley
Ry. are uniting in putting in a set OF 100
ton railroad scales IN the rear OF the tam
merry for the use OF both parties. The
scales are made by the Buffalo, N. ",
Scale Co.
Mrs, j. A. Strickland and Mrs. Jared
Robinson Of Iitusville, Pa, joined their
husbands m Bethel last week. Messrs.
Strickland and Robinson work i'm the tan
merry. Mr.. and Mrs, Robinson have taken
furnished rooms in the Paine house.
The condition Of Mrs. Sarah Chapman,
which had been remaining stationary, took
turn for the worse the first of the week
Mrs Carpenter, who was taking care Of
her, returned to Randolph last week, and
Mrs. Albert Bowen is assisting Mrs.
Stearns.
Mrs. Alexander died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. G. /. Wheat, on Royalton
hill Tuesday a. m, of pneumonia. The
funeral Was held Wednesday at 10 a. M,
Rev. J. Hal Long officiating. The re-
mains were taken in the afternoon to
Middlebury for interment.
Cong'l church-The ladies OF the church
viii meet with Mrs. Guy Graham Thurs
day OF next week in the afternoon. They
are now sewing for their annual fair. The
biennial election OF G. +. officers will take
place at the regular meeting next Thurs
day evening. The S. s. board will meet
Monday evening next at J. g. sargent's.
The sway Down South" company be-
came stranded in Bethel Saturday. They
played in the town hall Friday evening
and the ticket sales were taken hy parties
.
bers Of the company almost penniless.
Kind hearted residents OF Bethel put up
enough money to see them through the
DAY, and saturday evening they played |
again TO ia house and left on the Satur-
day night train for their homes Most OF :
the party hailed from Manchester, y. II.
The fourth quarterly conference of the {
local Methodist society was held last J
Thursday afternoon, Rev. ". NJ. Newton
presiding. Reports from the officials
showed gains for the year now closing
over the previous year in attendance at all
the Sunday services and in the member
ship OF the church. A building commit
tee was appointed consisting OF +. y. ,
Young, r. 3. Southworth, A. II. Spooner.
". g. Brooks and Rev. r. f. FELTON,. They
expect TO begin operations as soon as the
ground Is ready. Mr. Miller will 90 to
the annual conference al Montpelier Mar.
-, and all contributions for the various
benevolent funds should be made before
hat date.
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