Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-28
Bethel Local intelligence
GUY wusoa, Local Editor.


TO LEr:-The Henry Cheney farm in
Barnard. with stock and tools. Apply to
G.. f. GnsoN, Barnard. Nv ae
The bobbin factory started up again
Tuesday.
Or. d. q. Freeman is confined to his bed
with illness.
Guy Young was up from Athol, Mass,
tor Christmas.
George II. Davis came up from Boston
60 spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Howard spent
Christmas Al stoekbridge.
Mrs. +. 3. Markham is visiting Mrs.
Hollis Town at Huokset, y. II.
Henry Topper went 10 New York last
wick for the Christmas holidays.
George il. staclSpole returned Tuesday
20 bis work at schenectady, NJ. y.
Mrs Flora Chase has returned to Bethel
and is stopping with Mrs. G. q. Stearns.
Mrs. Henry Cole 4 spending the week at
White River Junction with her son, J. 5.
Cole.
George B. Chase i spending short time
with bis parents, DR.. and Mrs. k. M.
Chase.
Mr. and Mrs Jas. P. Elmer OF Brattle-
hurO we're recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
- :. Wright
Henry A. Blake OF sheboygan, Mich,
i visiting bis sister, Mrs. /. A. Chadwick,
~ Church street.
Wesley Quimby is at home from Spring
field, VI. where be has had employment
ia the machine shops.
Mrs. John N. Byam returned to Mont
nelier "Wednesday after spending month
with her family Ia town.
Miss Grace Reynolds has come from
Troy, n. Y, TO spend the winter with her
father, Rev. W. B. Reynolds
Arthur Briggs from Boston ana Elton
Briggs from Bolton spent several days last
week with their father, W. NJ. Briggs.
John Hartwel has just completed the
wiring for electric tights of the dwellings
az George I. Abbott and w. NJ. Fisher.
Miron y. Savage bus recovered sufficient
tv from his illness 70 be removed to the
home OF his daughter, Miss May Savage.
Wili q. Ellis returned last week from a
months absence in Massachusetts aud is
stopping for the present with q. w. Curtis.
The Sunday school of the Episcopal
church will have Christmas tree at the
church. this (Thursday) afternoon at 4
o'clock
Congressman Hasixins has introduced
bill TO increase the pension OF Mary +.
Day, widow OF the late Kilbourn Day,
from sl2 to s17.
Miss Edith strout came from Boston
las. week 10 pay a visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, 4. d. Strout, and her sister,
Mrs. Harry Sanspra.
Mr., and Mrs. William r. Thompson and
George N. Thompson OF Brattleboro were
guests for the holidays of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace n. BateheIder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Hutchins, for
mer residents of Bethel, but now living at
hoyalston, Mass, are making a visit to
their daughter, Mrs. T.. n. Chapman.
Rev. q. r. Fortier otficiated at the fun.
eral Of Mr.. Band at Stockbridge Common
Tuesday. Mrs Nj. e. Harrington and
Mrs w. l.. Fish attended the funeral.
Mrs. Hattie 4. Waite OF Waterbury has
been recent guest Of her niece, Mrs. H.
y. Lease, who has also been entertaining
her grandmother, Mrs. ). j. Jones, OF
Barre.
OF the teachers Of the Whitcomb High
school, Principal Wright is at the home Of
his father at Middlebury, Assistant Prin-
cipai Miss Guild is al her home in Brattle-
hofo, Miss Brown at Brushton, n. Y, and
Mss Strsck at Rochester for the holidays.
4 quiet wedding took place Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George HI. kimbal on River street, when
their daughter, Elizabeth Olive, and
Nas
were united in marriage. The ceremony
VAS performed by Rev. Wilmond A. War
n0F pf Barton, q former pastor OF the
Bethel Cong1 church. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
risen viii make their home in Medfield,
where Mr.. Harrison Is engaged in the
grocery business.
Wednesday Of last week there occurred a
boxing match in which many OF the local
sports we're interested. Thursday morn
Ing they deputed one OF their number to
attend the passing OF the morning mail
souto and purchase OF "patsey,n the
news6oy, copy OF the Burlington Free
Press, with fun details OF the encounter
Tho delegate was little late in going to
tht station and had Just time to buy and
pay Tor his paper before the train pulled
out. lie hurried back to his comrades
with The news he supposed with him. but
on inspection Of bis paper found the news
boy had sold him one OF an old issue. pub
lishcd before the fight.
Dsniel Webster Davis, the coiored ora
tor, drew a good audience in the Town
hall Monday evening ia the Library lee
ture course. II can be safely stated that
those who went expecting to be put TO
sleep were sadly mistaken, for more
lively, entertaining speaker has not been
tn Bethel for a long time. Mr.. Davis
main theme was the position today and in
FIXTURE 81 the eOlgred race aud II the
cn.Crud race as whole has on an average
puf+teuth % the inspiration aud energy
thtt Mr.. Davis has, then no fear need he
bad for the eolored race. Mr., Davis said.
Let rs alone that Is ali We want and We
VII work Out cur own salvation.
Women love clear, healthy complex
ton. Pure blood makes it, Burdoek
Blood Bltters makes pure blood
LILLEVtLLE.