Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-06
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON. Local Editor.

MRS. F.. B. MAxHAM, Bethel
Rose and S. c. r. l Red eggs for hatch
Mrs. E. NJ. Howard, Bethel.
Eggs for Matching +. G. R. l. Red, land
ae MRS. o. n. BARRows, Bethel, vt.
Miss Mary stickney is at home from
Boston.
Charles p. Coy has been stopping in
town several days.
Mrs. ID. l.. Chadwick is visiting her
PARENTS at Lower Cabot.
Frank Wheat spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Frank Church, at Quechee.
Miss Blanche Paige is recovering from
her recent severe illness and is able TO be
outdoors.
Mrs. W. P. Thompson OF Cavendish is
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. W. n.
Batchelder.
Robert Kimball and Charles Wilson are
at home from the University of Vermont
for the spring vacation.
George Waldo left for New York the
first OF the week to assume the manage
meut Of an extensive milk route.
Miss Jessie Parker has been compelled
by illness TO return home from Mont
pelier, where she has been teaching.
Mrs. Jane Tolles has returned from
Kane, Penn, where she has been spending
the winter with her son, T.. T. Arnold.
A letter from Charles Marston states
that he is now travelling in Florida and
expects to be back in Vermont by lApril
18th.
Episcopal church-Services next Sunday
at 1919 a. m. Holy Communion and SER
mon, Rev. q. b. Johnson Of Burlington |
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Holmes Of West /
moreland, n. H., were IN town last wee K /
on business connected with the care Of the /
Durham farm.
The next meeting OF Rising Star Grange /
will be April Sth. After the transaction /
OF business, the committee will have
maple sugar social
Alonzo Emery has rented the house of
Willis G. Davis near Findley bridge.
His daughter, Miss Josephine Emery, will I
keep house for him.
Miss Maud Cady has been visiting
friends in town. Miss Cady is taking a
rest after three years employment at the
Waterbury asylum.
Frank Boudreau, Lewis Perry and r.
Marsh OF Rochester took the afternoon
train Monday for Montana, where they
are going on a ranch.
Through trains from Rochester TO
Bethel were resumed last Thursday after a
NthhhAlou OF Two weeks on account OF the
damage by high water.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Baker went with
their household goods last Friday to Rut-
land, where they will reside with their {
daughter, Mrs j. II. Kidd.
Miss Alice NJ. Alvord, a former teacher .
IN the Whitcomb High school. arrived .
Thursday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs r. ,
r. Burnett for a short visit.
Methodist church April 9, Sunday 7
school, $50; sermon topic, 'rhe Salt OF :
the Earth, 2:3O; young peoples meeting, /
Z 800 prayer meeting Wednesday at 1880.
All welcome. a
j. A. Nickerson Of Boston arrived last {
week to act as clerk al the office OF the H. I
Z. Fisher Co. Later, Mr.. Nickerson was y
called back to Boston by reason OF serious =
illness in his family. $
Henry Brooks OF Boston was in town {
isst week on his way TO his home in Stock Y
bridge. lie expects TO remain IN Vermont I
for a month or so, and then will start for !
Europe for the summer.
For the benefit Of the town clock fund.
the young ladies OF this village viii pre-
sent the burlesque opera entitled, ''rhe
Iamenmble Tragedy OF Julius Cesar \
Friday evening, April 18th. q
The COURIER makes a correction in re- \
gard TO the item about the late Alice Gil 9
more In last weeks issue. The deceased l.
was the daughter Of w. G.. Gilmore OF this s.
town and granddaughter Of Harvey Pack g
lrd. d
Cong'l church Service Of worship next S,
sunday at 10:i5 a. m. Mrs r. NJ. Chase b
will sing al this service. Sunday school at /
u 80. Service at 1880 p. m, with solo by J
K 4. Lille, Beautiful Isle Of Some e
where" q
W. r. King. one Of the prominent BUSH y
ness men Of Bethel, was IN town last week y
,isiting relatives. Trot has many friends q
around town who were pleased 10 see him y
lnce more 81. Johnsbury correspondent =
n Lyndon Union.
The r. b. Ellis Granite Co. took possess n
ZION last Saturday OF the Wing house on 4
Christian bill. The house will be used AZ q,
headquarters Tor the officers uf the COM N
lany while IN Bethel MIR. and Mrs. Will II
is G. Davis VIII have charge 81 the prem =
ses aud moved IN last saturday.
Celcstia A.. wife Of Frank r. Pinney,
passed away Ht Lebanon Sunday, March
18th Mrs Pinncy was the daughter of
Merrill a. Owen, aud was born ia Bethel Z
ind lived here until her marriage to Mr. u
'inney Mr.. and Mrs. Pinney resided IN .
Royalton on the farm now owned by Dr. v
Joseph Bowman until their removal TO y
Lebanon about % years ago She IS sur n
ather, Mr.. Owen. Mrs. pinney was ifty- u
light years Of age, and was buried on the =
"a birthday Of her father. She was sis "
er Of Mrs Charles y. Brown OF this town. y
About two weeks ago, Oramel Brockway =,
y Randolph gave 90 b. e. Rogers a finely 4,
rained cat. 10 was brought from Mr.. =
8rOckwRy's house % Bethel village in 4 -
'iosed box. The fire and excitement of -
he fire near SIR. Rogers last Saturday did 81
bot please bis catship very evidently, as he a.
{ as not seen around after the fire, and -
Monday morning the eat walked into the i,
house u Mr. hrucEwaV while the family &,
Ncre at breakfast. QUERY mo told him
ne WAY Is estimated the distance to Afr.
ir0csw eE. b. between flEe and SIX fr IS.
NE cat bad been raised hv Dir. BrocsiIv I
The many friends dI Mrs. George i N
Wright WN be GLAD Co learn that Size IS q,
rapidly recovering iF0m the rasaE ~ D
critical operation performed Merah 18th az Cd
.he Brattlefuru Memorial hospital Dr. h
Gay ~ Huuuer ri Johns H1pkIns hospi- c
.ll and college WAS The operating surgeon. =
e be icft kidney vas entirely removed. al
There has been trouble Nlth This organ for d
Eve years amid this was tho fourth opera q
.iOu. but it bad nui been previously 81
deemed wise 90 remove the left kidney I'M q
ID u vas azrslarfaT narf nnf the rfrhf kidney