Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-05-25
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

bCLIlGt LOSdl llAIGHiiSS lS~'
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.
CIV. RAILWAY TIMETABLE.
North bound-1.43 a. M; 7.44 a. M; 2.44
south-bodnd-2.1 a. M; 1892 a. m;
l-37 p. M; 7.37 p. m.
All kinds Of talking machines on easy
terms. ae3w ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel
Eggs for Matching; R. c. R. l. Red, 5 and
&c. apiece. or = per 100. Am
ae Mrs. o. n. BARRows, Bethel, VT.
Van Franklin, the well-known stallion
owned by Il. f. FELTON, Of Christian HILL
at home all days but Thursdays. 3w ae
One new latest style DeLayal separator;
tested capacity 525 lbs. per hour; used
only about three weeks as an exhibition
machine; paint damaged; price, s75. Also
one No 6 u. 5. separator in good running
order; price, s35. , r,......... NJ,
Nv ae Z. +. DuNHAM, Bethel
Frank }. Greene was a recent visitor at
j. q. Sargent's.
James Howe Of Tunbridge was in town
lsstJweek buying COWS.
Miss Blanche Paige is able to be ON the
street after severe illness.
Mrs. John Rourke Of Arlington, Mass,
10 visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. II. w. Robbins is visiting her for
mer home at Rockland, Me.
A.. Darrah OF Rochester visited at Levi
". Kidderis the first Of the week.
Mrs. Ida Savage OF Manchester, n. H.,
visited friends in town last Saturday.
Miss MAY Blossom was called to Pitts
field Tuesday by the death OF an aunt.
The ladies of the Congl church cleared
about 800 at their annual sale last week.
Samuel Williams of the White River
Valley Ry. was in town several days last
week.
Miss Helen Dow and Master Ernest Saw
age Of South Royalton were in town Sat-
urday.
Walter Mentley has returned from va
cation trip taken to his former home at
GOwanda, n. Y.
Rollln ellison sailed from Queenstown
on the Celtic May 10th and is expected in
Bethel May 18th.
Mrs. r. NJ. Chase was in Randolph Sat-
rurdRy, when she sang at a meeting Of the
Randolph Literary club.
Letters remaining in Bethel postoffice
unclaimed Mrs ID. w. Bailey, Madame
Florence, Mr.. Allen Morse.
Rev. J. Hall Long delivered an address
Tuesday before the convention OF Mizpah
union OF Christian Endeavor societies.
Armi Mason OF the Lyman school at
Boston is visiting the parents OF Mrs.
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Rowe.
Mrs. Alfred Kenerson went to North
Duxhury last week to remain until the
tenement being built for Mr.. kenerson at
the quarry is completed.
Mrs. J. G.. Sargent was in Burlington
last week to attend the graduation eXer-
cises OF the Burlington Business college,
at which Francis Sargent graduated.
At the annual May party given by the
Beacon Universalist church at BroOSliue,
Mass, last week, Harry f. Adams, for
merly OF Bethel, had charge OF the dane
ing arrangements.
DIR. l.. Willard Clough, o. G. Boyce, j.
a. Chedel and q. O. Spaulding were in
Burlington last week attending the seth
annual session Of the Grand Lodge, /. o..
%. f., OF Vermont
Charles W. Marston of Niagara, n. c.,
arrived in town last Saturday. Mr.. Mars
ton will spend a few weeks in this vicinity
looking after his business interests and
will then return to Niagara.
Bert c. Rogers returned Saturday from
Bangor, Me, where he has had charge of
a gang OF Italians at work on constructing
the new railroad running from Stockton
on the tide water TO Aroostook county.
a largely attended house greeted the
~'Missouri Girl given for the benefit of
the Bethel baud last week Wednesday
evening About sl43 was taken in admis-
sion and about s35 cleared for the benefit
OF the band.
The Bethel Granite railway is construct
ing a substantial bridge in the rear of the
King premises in Royalton over Lake
Ansel brook. Il Is being built of large
blocks Of Bethel granite and is to be l26
feet long, seven feet high and four and
Jne-half feet wide.
CongI church Service next Sunday
morning will be held at the Universalist
church, DR.. Rider preaching the Memorial
sermon. Sunday school at II As; evening
service az 1870, with brief sermon; solo
by Mrs. X. NJ. Chase entitled, "Angel
Eyes, by j. L. Gilbert.
W. n. Kendall Of Bethel Gilead was
arrested Friday on the charge Of assault
ing Jerome Shaw the day before, and was
fined, after a short hearing, 80 and costs,
amounting in all TO $3.50 Mr.. Kendall
claimed that he was not guilty, and that
shaw was the aggressive party.
Herbert Bonsor Of New York, passenger
agent Of the Colorado Midland Ry., OF
Denver, Col. was in town Tuesday in con-
sultation with Capt Frank Bowman in
regard 10 the excursion to the National G..
A. r. encampment at Denver, which opens
the first week in September, and the New
England excursion to the Lewis and Clark
Centennial Exposition at Portland, Ore,
which opens june LIST and closes Oct. 18th.
Memorial Day Program.