Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-13
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

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Miss FLORA c. KENDALL, Bethel, Vt.
SCR. l. Red eggs, roc. per setting; 81
per hundred. 8 mo ae
Mrs. f. B. MAxHAAf, Bethel.
Rose and s. c. R. |. Red eggs for hatch
ing, and 5c. each. I'm ae
Mrs. E. NJ. HOWARD, Bethel.
kggs for Matching; r. c. r. /. Red, S and
DC. apiece, or = per 100. Am
ae Mrs. o. N. BARRoWs, Bethel, Vt.
New line Of pianos, organs and sewing
machines on hand. Cash or installments.
Write for catalogue and prices.
ae ID. NJ. STRONG.
Columbia graphophoDes and Edison
Photographs sold for cash or easy terms.
Write for catalogue aud prices. ae
II. w. Davis is confined to the house by
Illness
Mrs. Elmer Washburn has gone TO En-
field, n. H., to work.
Miss Harriet Markham spent Sunday at
Royalton with her mother.
Mrs. r. NJ. Chase returned Friday from
three weeks absence in Boston.
Guy Young went to Athol, Mass, last
week, where he has employment.
George r. Heath has been appointed
janitor Of the new school building.
Hugh Symington has finished his en-
ploYment al the bank and moved to Bos-
ton.
Miss Harriet Munson went to Cavendish
Saturday, where she has position as
teacher.
Mrs. ID. II. Dyke and children of Bellows
Falls are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. Frank Lyman.
Myron G. Washburn has sold to Mrs.
Lucinda Brewster his home premises near
the mill in East Bethel.
Mrs. John Wallace returned from Pitts
ford Monday, leaving her mother, Mrs.
Spaulding, IN more comfortable condi-
ton.
Remark made by teacher in the Whit
comb High school to a pupil:-.'I do not
consider il polite to chew people before
gum.n
Martin L. Young OF East Randolph and
Rosa Bellmer Of Bridgewater were married :
April nth at Bethel by Rev. George f.
R0rtier.
Fred b. Howe and wife are stopping
with Mrs. w. T. King, sister of Mr.. Howe,
and Mr.. Howe is assisting in the store of
Mr.. King.
Robert Kimhall has secured a good posi-
ton with large trucking firm in Boston
and will not return to the University OF
Vermont.
A. ID. Hopkins and c. A. Gott have the
frame up for a small cottage dwelling ON
lands Of the Woodbury. Granite CO. below
the cutting sheds.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Pratt were
called to Springfield, Mass, last Saturday
by the announcement OF the death OF a
sister OF Mr.. Pratt.
White River Lodge, No 90, Il. & A. NJ.
held ElgPtBl last Thnru- /
day evening TO work the entered appren-
tiee degree on three candidates.
Mrs, Lucinda Brewster has sold to VIM.
Il. Smith her home premises situated in
the village Of East Bethel. This was the
farm for many years occupied by Francis
w. Wight.
Rev. Charles Waite and Frank S. Hew-
1T OF Quechee were guests Monday Of Rev.
j. Hall Long arranging for a county con-
ference Of Congl churches to be held at
Queehee June Z.
Harold Moore, a former student in the
Whiteomb High school, visited friends in !
town last week. He is now living at Cen
Ter Eutland and has a responsible position
with the Columbian Marble Co.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
postofiice addressed TO j. III. Barnes, An
drew Burns, T.. q. Everett, j. II. Gear,
Nh. Charles Mar, Mr.. John Penny, r. j. q
Rice, X. A. Sawyer, q. j. Wiley.
Methodist church, April Is, Sunday
school at 80 p. m, sermon topic, "God's !
impartiality,n at $3.50; young peoples
meeting at 1870 led BY Arthur Leavitt; !
prayer meeting Wednesday At $50.
Bethel Lodge, No. 81, /. o, 0. r., at its
regular meeting held Wednesday OF last
week, worked the first degree on a candi- a
date. The eighty-siXth anniversary viii 7
be observed April 10th with appropriate !
exercises.
Mrs. Ella Kidder Of Lowell has been in /
Town the past week, called here BY the Sc
rieus illness of her aunt, Miss Philena
Gay The condition OF Miss Gay remains
about the same and but small hope is en-
.ertRiued 81 her recovery.
Cnngl church Service % worship next
sunday at l0.i5 a. M, followed by Sunday
school ct 1;45 X. 4. Lille will sing
tThc Angel Message By A. +. Loud. !
Brening service at 1880 will include !
concert by the sunday school. All are in
gited.
The Young people OF Bethel win present
.he hurlcsque on the lamentable tragedy .
o. Julius Caesar IN the Town hall Friday !
evening, April 18th. The proceeds viii be
for the benefit OF the town clock fund.
Homemade candies viii &c for sale. There !
viii D. dancing from 10 10 y. Music by !
Gibson.
John Dickinson OF holyoke, Mass, an
amplaye of the Dean Steam Pump Co., IS
10 town this week, making repairs on the !
pamp Ened by the fire district and Is / I
also placing a new pump for the f.. q. 8
Fisher Co. Mr.. Dick nson was aeeonupa-
MED e. Vermont by his daughter, Miss
Lorena Dickinson, v hO went on to RAM
doiph % visit her aunt, Mrs. III. n. VII {
son. Ii
Victor ;. Reed. formerly engaged IN the
drug business IN Bethel and later ID y I
1. G. A. work, has been called to the !
Of the Y. NJ. G.. A. railroad
srerk at Concord, y. II. The Concord Z
association wishes man a. soon a. posi-
Bile, out Mr. Reed viii remain ID bis !
present situation at Brattiobor0 until
May and then i The Concord position Is
stiu open win aecept If.
Uniyersaiist church. Rev. Geo. F. For
Ser minister. Services Tor week q April
'6fh-Sunday morning st t0s45, sermon
81 castor on Rational Enthusiasm, 70 (
evening Al 80, talk by pastor on "Hav- |
me 70 Monday evening al T.9l. sermon hy /