Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-08
Bethel Local Intelligence
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.


. A son was born to Mr.. aud Mr..
Clinton +. Soper Dec. LIST.
MI and Mrs. Frank II. Morrill, 0
Pittsiitld we're In town Friday.
q. d. Cushing aud @. II. Upper ar
in Boston on business this week.
Mrs. J. b. Regan is able to be on tn
street again after a severe illness.
Fred Putnam has sold to Sophu
Harding a stock Of COWS and his mill
route.
G. r. Noble went to New York Tuesday
expecting TO be absent the remainder o
The winter.
q. J.. Herman OF Lawrence, n. Y, hai
been in town this week visiting his sister
MRS. Thos. J. Levere
Fires have been started in the furnacI
81 the new schoolhouse for the purpos,
81 drying the plaster.
Miss Mary BOyce and Miss Leila Jonei
OF Randolph were recent visitors at the
d ZONE Of Levi r. Kidder.
Rev. {. II. PennOyer OF Springfield was
10 town the first ~ the week and called on
bis cousi n, Miss May Blossom.
Mrs A. A. Smith OF Randolph was the
guest Friday and Saturday OF last week
81 her sister, Mrs. A. l.. Stearns.
n. G. Waldo started Monday on his
return trip TO Ellis, Kan, going by way
Of Manchester, n. H., and Boston.
Mrs. Wesley +. Baker will close her
house for the remainder OF the winter
and live with her son, Walter Baker, in
Boston.
Forrest Southland is critically i'll with
, pneumonia. Miss Campbell, nurse from
Burlington, arrived Monday to assist in
caring for him.
collin ellison is summoned from Bethel
50 iuryman at the December term OF
Windsor county court ana n. Q. Harvey
from Rochester.
The tralnmen Of the White River rail-
road enjoyed their annual Thanksgiving
dinner Nov. oath with G. r.. Clafiin at his
lome ia Bethel.
Frank Mcintyre, who had been doing
blRcksmithing for the Woodbury. Co. at
is shed, left for his home at Frank
fort, Me-, last week,
Charles Clark has closed his labors
working for W. f. Baker, and has taken
3 contract TO carry on the farm OF "Jo'
Flint at New Haven.
There are letters remaining unclaimed
IN the Bethel pOstoffiee addressed to
Daniel Gahill, Henry McCrary, Esq, Mrs.
Geo. Slack, T.. l.. stone.
Mrs. Walter Baker returned to Boston
FTiuaY. Walter Baker remains this week,
closing up the business affairs OF his
. ther, the late Wesley T. Baker.
Rev. G. B. johnson OF Burlington will
oficiate at st. Pauls church, Royalton,
m the morning Dec. Il, aud at Christ
church, Bethel, at 3 y. m. the same day.
The Young Peoples Social union will
meet In Harrington parlors on Friday
evening All who are not too old to
laugh Or too young to behave themselves
are invited.
j II Bond OF Burlington, state agent
OF the Prudential Insurance Co., vas ia
town Saturday to settle the claim under
he insurance Of the late Willis G, Waldo,
who carried s20OO ia that company.
Attention is called TO the slippery con-
q tion Of Meeting House hill, especially
tnat portion OF the sidewalk used by the
school children for skating purposes. An
aged resident OF Church street met with
. severe fall last week at this place.
A two-horse team, attached TO wagon 1
and belonging 10 Charles w. Wilson, made 4
= lively run through the street Tuesday
afternoon, bringing up against the fence /
on !. 7. HuntOn's premises near the I
dry bridge. The wagon was quite badly 4
broken up.
CongI church services next Sunday 1t /
aD:45 a. ~. and p. M. Mrs. X. NJ. Chase .