Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-16
Bethel Local intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.


Mrs. r. B. MAXHAM, Bethel.
Rose and 5. c. r. |. Red eggs for hatch
~ Mrs. +. NJ. Howard, Bethel
Eggs for hatchingj R. c. R. !. Red, sand
&c. apiece. or 81 per 100. Am
ae Mrs. o. N BARRows, Bethel, VT.
For SALE:-Six horses, as Yellowstone
pair greg mares about 10 years old, one
black mare about II years old, one bay
colt three years old, one two year old colt,
one yearling colt. Apply TO Z. +. Riley at
Wing farm, Christian Hill, Bethel. ae 4w
Miss Marion Kendall is visiting relatives
in town.
A son was born March 9th to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer Martin Of Barre
arrived in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry b. Lease and children have
been visiting relatives In Barre.
Mrs. G. o. Hopkins went to Boston
Tuesday for a visit OF two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Magiveny are
both confined to the bed by sickness.
Roy Abbott is working in the store of
NJ. A. Moody during the illness Of George
Rowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. McChesney have gone
TO housekeeping in the Gardner Wheeler
house.
NJ. NJ. whipple is carrying one hand
carefully from the result OF slipping on (
the ice
Mrs. d. Lynn Chadwick goes to Cabot
this week to visit her parents during the
vacation.
Mrs. Il. II. Hatch left Tuesday for an
extended visit 10 her son, Robert Bundy, |
at Keene, \. II.
Mrs. Eva Riley has moved from the
Gardner Wheeler house to Echo farm in |
Bethel Iympus.
q. H. Bickford OF Hardwick, manager
OF the Woodbury. Granite company, was
IN town Saturday.
The Young Peoples Social union will |
meet in Harrington parlors Friday even
ing at the usual hour.
This is the month that those who have
dogs pay one dollar or more to the town |
clerk for the privilege.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fsrr and daughter |
Of Hancock were visitors Sunday at Mrs. III. 1
q. Rice's, aunt Of Mr.. Farr.
Mr.. and Mrs c. ID. Cushing and infant |
daughter went 10 Boston Saturday to
attend the automobile show.
Deacon Alonzo Emery arrived from |
Washington, ID. g., last Thursday and is
stopping at the Bascom House.
DIR. John NJ. Gile Of Hanover was called |
here this week to consult with DIR. Clough |
in regard to the case of 5. b. Day.
Samuel J. Jebb is moving from the
Jason Chadwick house to the farm lately |
bought by him Of Warren Il. Preston.
Rev. Emmanuel Charlton delivered an
interesting lecture last Friday upon the
subject OF his travels in foreign lands.
DIR. X. NJ. Chase is in Rutland this week
attending the state dental convention.
He will deliver clinic before the conyen-
tion Friday.
Samuel B. Day died Tuesday morning at
his home farm in Royalton from the re-
suits OF an attack of grip and resulting
heart trouble.
Rev. j. Hall Long has been asked by the
Cong'l society to remain in Bethel another
year. He has accepted and the new year
will begin May LIST.
+. A. Porter of Gaysville and NJ. A.
Porter OF Bethel were called to Claremont
Junction, n. H., Tuesday by the death
OF their aunt, Mrs. johnson.
Miss Lulu Graham, clerk at the National
White River bank, ~ confined to the house
by illness. Hugh symington is assisting
at the bank during her absence. l.
Miss Casey, the nurse who has been
caring for Mrs. Wesley Baker, returned
TO Burlington last week, her patient being
ina much improved condition.
Col. Harry T.. Parker OF Bradford, grand I
secretary of the /. o. O. +. of Vermont, L
was the guest OF Bethel Lodge, No. 30,
Wednesday evening OF last week.
Universalist church, George Fortier
minister. Second Sunday in Lent morn
ing series, ITO be, to do, to hear;n even
ing series, watching" All are invited.
Fred l.. spaulding claims to have made
good record saving wood one day last
week for X. +. Burnett, when ne sawed
ever twenty cords in eight and one-half
hours
Final deed was drawn Saturday convey
ing 10 George II. Waldo the so-called Jus
tin Abbott farm on the Barnard road,
owned by the estate OF the late Horace
Hatch OF Barnard.
Forrest Southland was called to Yer
gennes saturday by telegram announc-
ing the death OF his sister, Mrs. {. j. Tor
rev. Mrs. forrey was cousin OF ID. T.
Dyke OF this town.
MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Staarns have re-
turned home from extended visits, Mrs
Stearns having been with Mrs. G.. r. Clark
at Montpelier and Mr.. Stearns with his
son, Roy, at Springfield.
Alonzo Emery has leased his farm on
the Randolph road for a term OF four
years TO Selden Tewksbury. Mr.. Tewks-
bury will carry on the farm In connection
with his Bethel Gilead farm.
Lynn T. Chadwick OF Windsor, a Bethel
boy and son Of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Chad
wick OF this town, has concluded that
Bethel is good town to live in and VIII
move into the brick house owned BY John
Keleher. Il
Mrs. Virginia Bsscom and her daughter,
Mrs. james Boyle, with Bascom Boyle,
the infant son OF Mrs. Boyle, left last week
for their home in New York city, after
spending the winter with Mrs. D. v.
Greene, sister Of Mrs. Boyle.
Kate May Reed. daughter Of Mrs. d.
SprRgue Reed, and William james Fearon
we're married March 18th by Rev. q. r.
PORTER, pastor Of the Univcrsalisi church
Mr.. Fearon j. q cutter az the Woodbury.
company shed and viii continue 10 reside
10 Bethel. II.
Lecturer Kent gave q very good program
az the Grange meeting last saturday even ]
ing, there being about nifty members pres
emit Two applications for memhership
were received. One member was admitted
by demit from Maine. Next meeting IN
two weeks
Ben Whitaker, who has carried on the