Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-19
Bethel Local intelligence
GUY wnsoE. Local Editor.

See w. E. Lamson's auction on page 1.
A daughter was born January 9th to Mr.
and Mrs, David Come,
Roy Vail went to Enfield, y. H.. Mon
day, where be has work.
+. Scott Blossom is confined to the
house with an attack of the grip.
Mrs. n. A. Read aud Miss Pauline Read
have been in town the past week,
Guy Young has q position as clerk ia
the taunery OF the F.. G, Fisher Co.
Mrs. 5. T, Coy Of Bellows Falls has been
the guest the past week OF Mrs. J. +,
pease.
Henry W. Davis is able to be out on the
street again after a two weeks illness with
Bright's disease.
Pasquelle Morrill,, aged five weeks, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrill,, died Jan.
1Ath Of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Upper Of Roehes-
ter we're IN town over Sunday with their
son, r. II. Topper.
The men Of the Congl church will serve
a chicken pie supper at Cushing's hail
next Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th.
Mrs. Geo. L. Clark aud daughter, Mrs.
i. NJ. Frost, we're IN town last week. Mrs.
Clark removed part Of her household
goods to Montpelier.
A large delegation from the Whiteomb
High school went 10 Randolph Monday
evening TO witness the basket ball game
between the Randolphs aud Co. +.
Robert S. Waterman aud son, George
Waterman, ieft Bethel Monday morning
They go to Hartford, Conn, to visit rela-
tiyes, and may 60 on further South.
John W. Rogers has leased Of Joseph b.
Garland the house and premises formerly
owned By the late Bernard Garland and
took possession the first OF the week.
At Cushing hall next Sunday at 2s30 D.
m, the subject OF the sermon will be
"Man's Need OF Cod Mrs. Miller sill
lead the young peoples meeting at 1880.
There are unclaimed letters at the Beth
81 postoiiice addressed to Mr.. G.. q. Blan-
chard, Mr.. Oliver Ceyr Rev, c, S. Fan
ming, Mr.. A. G, Mason, Mr. Oliver Seney.
David IL button is confined to the bed
with severe attack Of the grip. In the
same house, Mrs. e. III. kidder and Alick
Washburn are down with the same d.
sease.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ N. Kendall returned
last week, the former from a ten days
and the latter from months visit to
their daughter, Mrs. John III. Miller, at
Springfield Mass.
Mrs. Emma Heath Wallace and daugh-
Ter, Mrs. George Gaffney, returned TO their
home at Warner, N. H., Friday after few
days visiting friends in town, stopping at
the Baseom House.
The Young Peoples Social union will
meet IN Cushing hall Friday evening
Dancing from to 10 80 viii constitute the
entertainment. Admission is limited to
members of the union and their invited
guests
Uuiyersalist church, George Fortier,
minister. Morning service at 10.45, with
sermon by Rev. Sherman Goodwin Of
South Royaltnn. Sunday school at close
OF morning service. Evening meeting at
z, with talk by the pastor. You are well
come.
The late Bernard Garland left a will,
giving the house and premises in Bethel
village to Joseph y. Garland, his son,
and his savings bank deposits to his
daughter, Miss Belle Garland, of Great
harrington, Mass, who is also named as
executrix OF the will
CongI ehureh:-All are invited 10 the
service Of worship at I0:45 a. m. and p.
m. on Sunday next. The subject OF the
morning discourse will be Temperance
Laws and Work. K. r. Lille win rem
der IN the morning, "The Lord Is My
Light" by Frances AIlitsen, aud Mrs. II.
Nj. Chase will sing in the evening, "Jesus, |
Lover OF My Soul" by 9. l.. Peticolas.