Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY Wilson, Local Editor.

All kinds Of talking machines on easy
terms. ae 3w d. NJ. STRONG, Bethel.
Eggs for Matching; X. c. r. /. Red, and
&C. apiece. or q per 100. 4in
ae Mis-. o. N. BARRows, Bethel, Vt.
Van Franklin, the well-known stallion
owned by r. r. FELTON, of Christian hill,
at home all days but Thursdays. 3w ae
One new latest style DeLayal separatori
tested capacity 525 lbs. per hour used
only about three weeks as an exhibition
machine; paint damaged; price, 30. Also
one No. L. 5. separator IN good running
Sw ae &c. DURHAM, Bethel.
Guy \. Wi ht is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Williams, at Charlotte.
Mrs. Nettie NJ. Waldo OF South Royal
ton was a recent guest at "rhe Elms'
There is an unclaimed letter at Bethel
postofice addressed to Mrs. Mary Ann
Smith.
Mrs. Harold Mcdonald left Wednesday
for a three weeks absence, visiting rela-
tiYes at Clarendon.
Mrs. Kimball and daughter, Hattie, OF
California have been recent guests OF
Adams Maynard, brother Of Mrs. KIM
ball.
Mrs. Lewis s. Bird and Miss Mary
Brooks of Rutland have been spending
several days with relatives and friends IN
town.
White River Valley Pomona Grange will
hold its June meeting with Bethel orange
Saturday. June 10th. A good attendance
is expected.
Warren +. Preston has the lumber out
for building new house on the Nood
premises on which the house was burned
two years ago.
A son, Julius George Mason, was born
NAV 9th to Mr.. and Mrs. Armi Mason
al the home OF its grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George +. Rowe.
Eben n. smith, formerly engaged in
business in Bethel and now located as
station agent on the q. v. Ry. at North
Williston, called on friends in town
Saturday.
Charles r. Hoisington of LOWELL Mass,
the founder OF "Huisie's Aggregation" the
crack baseball combination OF Bethel ten
wears ago. was in town last week calling
on friends.
r. n. Chapman caught in the river
the first Of this week a rainbow trout that
weighed p pounds. RiX Williams helped
him land the fish and says it is all true
about the weight.
Alton T.. Bullard and Miss Caroline l..
Harlow both OF Bethel, were married
Hast Saturday at Gaysville by Rev. j.
Wesley Miller After a brief wedding
Journey they will live at B. {. Harlow's.
Rev. j. Hall Long, pastor OF the Cong
church, left the first OF the week for a
vacation OF about ten days in Albany,
n. ". and vicinity. There will be no
pneaching service al the Congl church
next SUNDAY, but the following Sunday
the regular services will be resumed.
Deacons G. NJ. Miller, f. W. Newcomb.
Alopgo Emery and II. IA. Dinsmore and
Mrs. George NJ. Miller and Miss Ann Sar-
gent are the delegates from the Bethel
Cong'I church to the conference at Que
chez. and Mrs w. l.. Fish is delegate Il
the state convention to be held at Brattle-
boro, June 18th to 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur q. Prentiss Of
Lynn, Mass, arrived Saturday at join
n. Reeds TO visit friends in town and LEI
Tuesday for 81. Adams, where they VII
visit Henry Chadwick and Harry Chad
wick, brothers of Mrs. Prentiss. Mrs
Prentiss, who was formerly Jessi
Chadwick, was at one time forewomar
IN the Bethel shoe shop.
The matter Of a lecture course the com
ing winter is being agitated in town. |
Is proposed that the course be give'
under the auspices OF the scholars OF tn
Whitcomb High school. The course pro
posed Is to consist of two musical enter
tainments and three lectures and vii
cost $3.50. besides the local expenses. i,
insure the success OF the undertaking,
will be necessary to sell about 10 seaso
tickets at $50 each.