Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-08
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

Dc dpicce. or - per lou. SUI
az Mrs. o. y. BARRows, Bethel, Vt.
Van Franklin, the well-known stallion
owned by r. f. FELTON, OF Christian hill,
~ home an days but Thursdays. 3w ae
sell stoddard gasoline engines and
pun one myself, which ! would be pleased
10 show 70 anyone interested.
Nv ae {. T.. DUNhAM.
Cal around to the music store aud see
the uiauos, organs and all kinds oil small
musical instruments, or send for catalogue
and prices. ae3w ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel.
Mrs. o. p. Northrup is visiting friends
in Canada.
Harry Grout OF Waterbury is clerking
ia tho store Of James p. Marsh.
Clinton Durkee went 70 Rutland Mon
dav 10 visit his sister, Mrs. Brooks.
A daughter was born May 29th to Mr..
and Mes, Arson Swan Of LillieIille
Henry e. Rice has received an increase
81 pension from sl7 TO s2i per month
Edson Emery was IN st. Adams Mon
day, visiting his nephew, Austin Emery.
r. n. Quirin returned from Boston Mon
dnV, and expects 10 remain IN town ABOUT
a month.
Frank NJ. Kendall Of Springfield IS vis-
itiug bis parents, MIR. and Mrs. Nj. n.
Kendall.
A. Davis, cashier Of the National
white River bank, is absent on a trip to
the West.
Mrs. James c. Burnett and Miss Bertha
Burnett are visiting relatives IN Rutland
this week.
Hathaway II. Dinsmore is IN Woodstock
this week, serving as a member OF the
grand jury
Frank Lyman and Carl Rogers are at
Sitockbridge this week building a porch
for Henry Brooks.
Mrs. samuel Washburn has moved from
the Findley bridge neigh borhood TO the
Child block In the village.
W. p. southworth, wifeand son, Limo
say. % Upper Lake, \. y, were guests
last week at r. y. Southworth's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson arrived last
voak from Worcester, Mass Mr.. Wilson
Is recovering from an attack Of diphthe-
ria.
Miss Julana sylvester, who had been
spending the winter with Mrs +. p. Hol-
den az Penacook, n H., arrived IN town
Hast week.
Rev. q II. Fortier preached May 2lst to
" large audience % his former Practitioners
40 pigeon Cove Mass, and on May 25th at
Gloucester, Mass.
Alton Everlett Bulard and Caroline
Louisa, daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs. Benla-
min a.. ttHrlOM. were married ~ Gay hNlAlb
NAY 9th By Rev. j. W. Miller.
4 lcrge number Of witnesses went to
Wo0dsLock Tuesday 10 appear before the
grand Jury the Roscoe Manning rape
case, which is a matter arising in koches-
Ger.
Henry W Davis has sold to B. II. Bene-
dict building lot on the easteriy side Of
Granite avenue, immediately adjoining the
Hand bought uy Mr.. Benedict OF Elroy u.
Wallace.
Eir0y 4. Wallace has sold to Elijah D..
Camp 0i Randolph building Tot situated
ON Zoe westerly side OF Granite avenue. II
is reported that Mr.. Camp intends 70 build
house on the lot.
About dfty Italians have arrived the
past week 90 take the place of the strlk-
Cre Hotel de Wallace has been erected on
th1 premises OF Nelson III. Wallace 70 ae-
uoum0d8te them. it is understood that
ab0l, ifty more win soon arrive.
Miss Mary jticknoy IS visiting her par
euls, Mr.. and Mrs. ". b. T.. SiickueY,
Miss stickney has recently been awarded
third prize 90 s2j in the competition "a
che modelling class 40 the famous school q
th1 Museum % Modern Arts la Boston
Mrs. n. III. Chamberlin has received
news 81 The death ~ her sister, Mrs. Jane
Davis Iescrye aged I5 widow q the lat'
William Mcserve, q former resident q
hcr daughter, Mrs. II. II. Crosby, N buha'
no, IN. Y., Last month.
Mrs NFron r. Savage has bought
b4ilduu llt oi Mrs Sarah Baker, situated
on the sguthcrly side Ot church stree
between Che dwelling OF Mrs. Baker ana
that go Willis 4, Fish. Mrs. savage Will
brrl moved on this 100 the small schoo
Building and have The same made over int
Dwelling.
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Juue I0lh The question for the Afternoon
is "Besolved That the customs ana man
ner1 of our -ralltath1rs days were NOR
conducive t0 health. wealth and h3rp.ues
than hose oi Che present seneratlonf' 20
nTrrhfu aHIr msiiVe Bud Scott Oluett neg
atra There Hii be talk ON the cues
rI1u, t.Ls tla telephone OF sufficient 1-lel
20 tie average farmer Go warrant .ue ez
ucur There will he readings ana -cc.ta
lions. interpreted with music. Tine after
noon sion is public. Everyone com
and Talk on The questions.
C. D. Cushinr Is planning desirable i'm
movements on his Farmers te.ephou
Iare UHfrr TO the LARGE number IF sub
scrita-5 on Che Christian Sin branch. ,
Es5rlaHdinr Co improve th1 service p
putting % o new line. He bad q carlsa
of cedar poles arrive last week GnG
practically completed be erection q
uau pole line starting from Bethel ltl
rEi passing directly east over tae aAL
che rear 1E rho Hs-c0m House, ta "al
rra pond. 90 the wing farms q
HH Inns N.Il uH strung at .aa-t tar-
sHF tl. lse 80 ls uC1rrr list, aas fa
~ a.tl-I ar8 ala lar ta- - q
u HHa
Some changes aiu DID Iaae i1 .r- .eEeh
ua d. rEa a a.aaa l#&a
f. t.rra. Principal George
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