Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-26
Bethel Local intelligence,
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

AfHHAEaHAF ANAlt tNG HHIF tAaFuN lhA "a HA
dwelling, barn and about one acre Of land
IN good condition; situated two miles from
$500 2wae
WILSON'S REAL Estate AGENCY, Bethel
Mrs. Helen Sanspra Is filling the office OF
cook at the BascOm House.
NJ. H. Harrington Of Philadelphia is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Mary Harrington.
Martin Washburn Of Randolph is visit
ing his brother, 5. NJ. Mashburn, this
week.
Airs. Armi l.. Mason Of Euosburgh Falls
is visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Geo.
y. Rowe.
A party Of about a dozen carpenters have
arrived to do the inside finish on the new
schoolhouse.
The travelling public is notified that the
sunday morning paper train carries pas
sengers no longer.
Mrs. c. r. Waldo returned Monday
from weeks trip % visit relatives near
Manchester, y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T.. Gray went to
Hardwiek Monday, after spending week
In town with friends.
Oliver Dumas and Miss Lyle r. Freelan,
both OF Gaysville, were married Dec. Dist
by Rev. George r. Fortier.
Warren Earl Roberts, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Roberts. died January I'D,
aged one year and seven months.
Miss Fannie Arnold has been called 10
her home IN Gaysyille by the serious illness,
Of her mother, Mrs. Charles Arnold.
Herbert Huber. student in the Whit
comb High school is critically IN with
pncuT onia at the home of S, b. Day in
RoyAlt0n.
Henry Brooks Of stockbridge came
Tuesday from Boston to make arrange
ments for repairs on his home to be
opened in the spring.
Mrs. A. l.. Ste3rns has returned from a
months absence spent at Springfield, Vt,
with her son, Roy Stearns. Mr.. Stearns is
10 remain IN Springfield through the win
Ter.
George II. Waldo has bought OF James
Hatch, administrator, the so-ealled Alb !
bolt farm, owned by the estate OF the late
Horace Hatch and situated on the Barnard !
stage road.
Universalist church, George Fortier. |
minister; morning service at 10.i5; sun
day school at II .45 a. m; evening service 4
at o'clock. All are cordially invited to !,
be present.
Deputy sherifs h. e. Cushman OF this /
town and z. G. Tinkham OF Rochester |
have received requests from High Sheriff |
Rogers Feb. 3rd.
The remains Of Engineer William A. |
Blodgett OF the White River railway were /
brought to Bethel by train from Roches-
ter Saturday ana from here were taken by
team TO Barnard for interment.
Rev. =. +. FELTON, left Tuesday for
Burke, N. ", TO be present at the reopen
ing services OF the M. r. church which
has been closed for extensive remodelinE.
Mr.. FELTON, is former pastor OF this
church.
For the accommodation Of its patrons. the
National White River bank Is now kent
open through the noon hour. This regu-
lation went into force January sd, ana
cannot fail to prove a source Of great con-
yenienee to out-Of-tovn as well as in
town patrons.
Al the annual meeting Of the Crescent
clue wednesday Of last week, George s.
wright was elected president. +. A. Davis
vice president, II. II. Dinsmore secretary
ana treasurer. II was decided to hold a
ladies' night, Feb. LIST, and a masquerade
ball during the month Of February.
Word has been received that Amariah
A. Owen, former resident OF Bethel, died
NJ Wrightsvi.le, Jan. 10th. He left wife.
Lucinda Mcintosh Owen, a daughter,
Mrs, ). Il; Hill, OF Montpelier and four
brothers, David and Hiram OF Bethel, Silas
OF East Hardwick and Merrill OF Lebanon,
N. A. {
The Continental Fire Insurance COM
nany has paid William II. Edmunds. |
through the agency Of Guy Wilson, the
sum OF $500, being the fun amount Of the
insurance carried by Mr.. Edmunds in the
Continental Insurance Co. on the barn on
The Myrun Burnett farm that was de-
itroyed by fire Nov. 10Th.
Mrs. Jessie Preutiss has sold her house /.
situated i'm the rear Of the dwelling of c.
y. Cushing on Main street, to plummer l.. .
Martin OF Barre. This house was built :
about twenty years ago By the late Jason !
Chadwick for his brother, Lucian Chad :
wick. 10 afterwards passed into the hands
1t Mrs. Prentiss, who is a daughter Of
Jason Chadwick. Mr., Martin buys for q
occupancy, and expects 60 make extensive /
improvements upon the property and i
move 10 Bethel during the coming sum-
mer.
George n. Waldo lost about $500 last
week Mr.. Waldo had been getting his
money together preparatory to buying
some real estate, and Saturday. San. ian. l a
bad taken out about 1880 from Bethel
bank for this purpose. Mr.. Waldo was
working on the Edmlnds wood lob i'm
Barnard and was living with his wife in a {
portion OF the Solon Newton house. owned
BY Fred Spaulding. The money was I
wrapped m towel and placed in the bed /
ling and Mr.. Waldo states that he knows !
( was tn that location "Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 18th, and that next morning il + 7
Vas missing. Mr.. Waldo has made thor 1
luEh search IN the dwelling and other 4
buildings on the spaulding premises. I