Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-30
Bethel Local intelligence.
Guy WILSON. Local Editor.

Organs and sewing machines to rent.
ID. NJ, STRONG.
A good outfit for creamery for sale, in
Guiding 8 h. p. engine, b. p. boiler, cream
vat, milk vat piping, tester ehurnt butter
worker and other implements and uten-
sis. b. G.. HARLOW, e. +. NOBLE, h.. L..
DEABTNG, Committee. Nv ae
g. A. Cheney of Sharon was in town
Thursday.
Miss Mary washburn spent Sunday in
Hanover, n. H.
Archie Smith OF Warren visited at james
Kidder's a few days recently.
Miss Inez NJ. Stevens Of Amherst, Mass,
is the guest this week Of q. j. Abbott,
Miss Agnes Dunbar is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation with Mrs. jose
phine French.
Mrs. ". c. Remission Of Mortified was
the guest last week Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Henry futile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan spent a few
days ia Barnard at the home Of her sister,
Mrs, James kidder, recently.
A Salvation Army Iassie from the Barre
barracks was in town hioudaY soliciting
financial aid for that organization.
Miss Edith ]. Childs Of North Pomfret,
Mrs. Goodale and Mrs. Nye Of South Roy
alton were recent guests at The Elms.
Miss Amy Wilson is spending the week
with her brother, II. -. Wilson, and her
sisters, Susie Wilson and JEANNE Wilson,
in Boston.
Tyler Stfout, former resident OF Beth
el, has returned 10 this town to live from
Barre aud is at work for the Woodbury.
Granite Co.
Telephone connection with the Farmers
Telephone system of e. ID. Cushing has
been made with the dwellings OF DR.. p. l..
Ellis and q, Fred Whitney.
Mrs. Reuben J. Whtcomb will enter
tain the Village improvement society at
Whist Friday evening OF this week. La
dies and gentlemen are invited.
Miss Hattie Markham OF the Bascom
House force has gone to the home OF her
mother in Royalton to nurse a finger
troubled with blood poisoning.
james Mannix has bought out the black
smith business of Martin Mcdonald
which Mr.. Mcdonald has conducted in
the rear Of the dwelling OF Fred A. Marsh. |
Mrs, James Kidder has been suffering !
from an attack Of gall stones, but has so
far recovered as to be around the house. |
Her niece, Mrs. Howe. has been caring for |
her.
Constable f.. N. Hemenway of Granville |
was IN town last Friday and arrested |
Charles Van Glider for an unpaid tax bin. |
Van Glider lives in the western part Of the |
town. tie was unable to pay the tax and
was lodged in Woodstock Jail.
White River Valley Pomona Grange |
will hold its annual meeting Saturday,
Dec. 2, with White River Grange, South /
Royalton. An interesting program will /
Be prepared by Mrs. Davis, lecturer. |
Come all and enjoy a profitable meeting.
Engine No. 202 Of the G. Y. Ry. was de- !
rallied Ia this village last Thursday BY a |
peculiar circumstance, The engine was
standing ON the sidetrack adjoining the
main line when another train backed up i
on the main line and forced No. 202 from /
the rails.
Willis l.. Fish took out large swarm OF /
bees from an unused chimney IL his dwell /
ing Tuesday. The Kinney had not had |
fire Ia It for eleven years and last summer |
Mr.. Fish discovered that the bees were |
making home IN il. About five pounds |
of honey was found. Fred Chapman is |
going to try to keep the bees alive !
through the winter.
Several important real estate transac- /
lions we're Cousummated saturday Mrs /
Ida Lewis Bentley sold 10 Clinton j 1
Rogers her premises on Camp brook. The 4
sale includes about 80 acres Of land and |
has been in the hands Of the family OF the
seller for over fifty years. Samuel w. |
Bowen sold his home farm, called the
Bryant Brown place. Of rs acres, and the
Train lot Of about 1856 acres to Levi Kidder
and bought OF Mr.. Kidder the old Capt.
Othnlel Durham farm off Is acres, the
ClOuEh lot Of 100 acres and the Henry
Pond farm OF i80 acres. Miss Sarah Henry
OF Rochester sold her premises on the
westerly side OF North Main street to Mrs
Belle King.