Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
Bethel Local Intelligence
GUY WILSON. Local Editor.

IL l. AHttth Abss l9NAuNAs y u
Pianos and organs, all kinds OF graphic
phones ana musical supplies. Write for
catalogue and prices. ae II.
ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel.
Baldwin ensilage cutter and carrier,
nearly new, for SALE in good running order =
also a one horse Gray power needing some
repairs. 3wae JAMES ID. WHEELER, Bethel.
Owing to IN health Of owner, the ID. NJ.
Xix farm IN west part part OF town must
be sold. Contains about 100 acres OF fertile
soil. A nearly new house costing $500 on
it, also fine orchard Of grated fruit yield
ing several hundred bushels in average
years. For further particulars call on Guy
Wilson or write Mrs. Lois A. Rix, Penn
broke, N. H., care Truman Gibson. aetf
Glenn Bullard returned to Springfield
Mass, Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Hopkins has returned
from a visit to Newport, n. II.
Robert +. Coy Of New York has been at
M. N. kendalPs the past week.
Mrs. Wilmond A. Warner OF Barton is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Lynn Theodore Chadwick is visit
ing friends in Bradford this week.
Robert w. Bundy of Keene, \. H., is
visiting his brother, Ben G. Bundy.
Rev. W. b. Reynolds was joined this
week by Mrs. Reynolds and their daugh-
ter.
Mrs. A. J. Davis is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. W. II. Henderson, at Fitchburg,
Mass.
Miss Abbie Whitcomb went to Boston
Tuesday to buy goods for her millinery
store
NH. Harrington Of Philadelphia is
guest OF his mother, Mrs. Mary +. Har-
ringtOn.
Herbert Huber entertained a party Of
friends from Bethel village last Friday
evening.
Miss Jessie Parker began Monday her
duties as teacher in the seventh grade in
the Montpelier schools.
Miss Katherine Bartlett returned to her
home in Rochester, n. H., Tuesday from
her visit at L. NJ. Heath's.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Ingalls, are abb
sent on trip to the former home Of Mrs.
ingalls, at Chocorua, n. II.
L. e Billings started last week for an
automobile trip to Maine, accompanied by
Mrs. Billings and the children.
Lawyers Homer Skeels of Ludlow and
William Batchelder Of White River june
ton were in town last Saturday.
Miss Grace Upper has returned to
Tyagsboro, Mass, for another year as
principal Of the Winslow school.
Miss Bessie w. Washburn returned to
Lowell, Mass, Tuesday after a three
weeks stop with relatives in town.
Lewis j. LaBonta OF Brookfeld, VT.
and Miss Eva NJ. Roya Of Sutton, p O.,
were married Sept. by Rev. G. F.. Foruier.
orville Reed and Edward Campbell re-
turn d to Somerville Friday. They had
been guests since July LIST Of c. o. Hop
kins.
w. B. Clark, cashier Of the Waterbury
National bank, with Mrs. Clark and their
young son, were guests over Sunday Of II.
Il. Lease.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mcdonald of South
Hanson, Mass, are spending week with
Mrs. q NJ Miller, who is aunt of Mrs.
Mcdonald,
Portions Of the section gangs from Essex
junction to Bethel have been engaged the [
past week IN laying rails on the Bethel
Granite railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Marsh and
daughter, Mary, have been spending the
past week with friends at franklin Falls, I
N. H., and Concord.
Mrs. Thomas Hamilton and children re- |
turned last week to their home at Worces
ter, Mass, after spending a month with /
MIR. Hamilton in town.
A. NJ. Wallace Of Hartford, Conn. has I
been visiting his cousin, Frank f. Wallace, I
the past week. He was born in Bethel .
the son Of Norman Wallace.
Harry Grout, who has been clerking for 4
James e. Marsh through the summer va
cation, returned to his duties as student
an the Waterbury High school Saturday.
Recent guests Of T. A. Chadwick have
been George Moulton and Mr.. and Mrs. .
Dana Chadwick of Randolph, Mrs. G. f. /
Lewis of Rochester and Mrs. Elva Clark of .
Montpelier.
Frank + Mccullough has moved to the
village and taken tenement in the north
end Of the Foster house, recently vacated
by Chas. Bayard, who has moved to Wat .
erbury, Conn.
Miss Anna Rieckof of Gowanda. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. W. 4
Steinhauser, returned to her home on .
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. steinhaus- \
or, who goes for visit OF a few weeks.
Prof. and Mrs. Edward Morris Bowman .
and daughter, Miss Bessie May Bowman,
of New York city are guests at Grandyiew
farm, the home Of Mrs. j. A. Bowman, on .
their way home from Squirrel Island, Me.
Miss Mollie Abbott left Monday for
Turner's Falls Mass, where she has a
position as teacher in the Montague pub
lie schools under the superintendency off. F.
+. Dawson. who was formerly principal Of
the Whitcomb High school,
The ladies Of the village served ice cream
at Cushing hall Wednesday evening OF
last week for the benefit OF the Bethel
Cornet band. Notwithstanding the
stormy weather. there was a very good
turnout and about rs was realized.
Dogs have again been making a serious
1nrOad INTO sheep. This time the flock Of
Levi kidder on Camp brook was the suf-
terer But short time ago Mr.. Kidder
was able TO count b head nj his flock, but
81 these he can now find but sixteen.
The express Sunday carried To their
homes the following visitor a. town
Earl Rice Of Stoneha %, Mass, Walter
Baker Of Sonerviile, Mess suu san. o.
the same day Miss PhCsa- Spnot returned
To her home % Chat sug4S, y Y, after
visiting at Esnry WHERE
1s1soh Emery = trted -. Sstur Jaw on 4
trtP That wid over Dsiits al Maine,
ssAs@scuuse' ~ I'D ue-h sps a.. her state. and
Involve an q o. ace f-hm toNH at asaat a
month Air. emery hs. made a sts.ci.lfv
81 sueing - nlucn 81 Ms avn cot,ntry -.