Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-05
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GOV wILsoS, Local Editor.

MAANkD4-A renter iNE NY us iva
one 70 three years. Tools furnished
3w ae Els. PUTNAM
oxen for sale six years old, weigh 5000
pounds 3W ae
4.D.ABBorT, Barnard, Bethel RED. Mob
Teachers wanted, three or four, for the
barnard schools. Apply to jerome Nor
gan or W. f. Davis, school directors
Barnard ae a
! have the agency in this and several
udloming towns for KCmp's 10th Century
manure spreader. Il interested, send for
price Wv ae G. +. DuNHAM.
PoR SALE; Farm Of 10 acres on X. F.
o. and loss than two miles from postoih &C..
Nearly new dwelling, costing s2JOJ. keeps
IL COWS aad team. Price, $500, Of which
uzrt can remain on mortgage. ae n
WILSON'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Bethel.
The listers began their duties Monday
Eugene spaulding came home Saturday.
Miss Mary sticSuey arrived home Sat
urday.
Edwin Arnold was at home the first Of
she week.
Nelson NJ Gay of Boston was in town
she first Of the week.
Frank Blackmer went TO Hinsdale, n.
81, the fret Of the week.
Rev. j. B Sargent of Mortified was in
t0wn the first Of the week.
=. & Durham has leased his farm to
Carries Estey, OF Walpole, n. II.
r. H. Ford of 81. Atbans, civil engineer
- the G. V. Rwy., was IN town Monday.
Mrs Fred B.tton Of Bellows Falls vas
the guest the past week OF Mrs. y. L. Mar
Liu.
Charles O. Hopkias, formerly Of this
fTnr Ufi tlEfHs H. Al Hot AnFlnWs
va.
Mrs.. ). T. Rogers was called to Roxbury
Monday by the serious illness OF her
mother
Mrs. A. J. Davis vent last week to visit
ser daughter, Mrs. Henderson, at Fitch
burg, Mass.
Eli Emo left Saturday for Raymond. Cal,
y here ne will follow his occupation Of
stone cutter.
John r Rogers went the first Of the
week TO Lancaster Mass, where he has Sc
cured employment.
Robert Currier came down with the
fnessles Saturday. There are about fifteen
eascs in this vicinity.
Dinemore s. Eaton are installing this
Neek a new Ideal Economy 10-horse-
oower engine at Harrington creamery.
Mr. and Mrs George Wright, Who have
neen visiting at e. $. Claims, returned
Saturday TO their home at Natick, Mass
Mrs Antoine Decoste returned to her
sDme in Derry, ~ H., Saturday, after vis-
sting her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Maynard.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Crozier OF Leba-
non, n. H., were p town over Sunday
with Mrs. Martha Graham, mother OF
3rs. Crozier.
Alton +. Bullard has bought OF Ed
1mund6 aud Kiddgr Che John Cham berlin
tarm, situated partly in Bethel and partly
en Stoekbridge.
The train on the Rochester Rwy. did
not arrive until l2:45 Tuesday, having
aeft The rail four times in the trip from
Rochester to Bethel.
Miss Mollie Abbott came home from
turner's Falls, Mass, last week for a short
VISIT, accompanied by her friend, Miss
Ane2 Stevens OF Amherst, Mass.
Miss Grace Topper arrived home Satur-
day for two weeks vacation aud Henry
Topper returned from a visit to friends at
Tyngsboro, Lowell and Boston.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
apostofice addressed to George Duncan.
Nr. Jo0 Ellis, Mr.. Joseph Ellis Mr.. Her
siasu Erickson, Mr., Henry Race, care Of
John Race
The neighbors OF Mrs James Chamber
San made bee last Saturday and gathered
worked up quite wood pile for Mrs.
LbambCrlin.
AIR. and Mrs. George d. Hooper OF Wal
pole, y. H., arrived ia town last Saturday
20 visit friends. Mrs. Hooper will be re-
zuembered as Miss Louise Pease, formerly
% tins town, and sister Oi J. f. Pease.
Mrs. Elsie Lorraine (smith) Pember,
wife Of Andrew J. pember, aged seventy
one years, two months and three DAYS,
s4ara a q hra1 Fffaa sol
Nes held Saturday al her late home with
tuterment at Randolph Center.
~ the annual meeting of the Bethel
Gornet band, held last week, the following
officers were elected wv. X. Briggs, presi-
dent; Harry Sanspra. vice president;
Alick Washburn, secretary; d. l.. Chad
wick, treasurer; {. o. Spaulding, l.. II.
Whitney and George ingalls,, directors.
There was quite hospital ct the home
Of w g. Shaw last Saturday. The child
rem were having run of measles, Mrs.
shaw was taken sick and under a doctors
care and Mr.. Shaw arrived home on the
evening train suffering from an injury to
mrs eye. A stone got into his eve while he
gyas at Barre and IL was necessary for a
surgeon TO cut It out.
There was lawsuit last Saturday before
y ustice Flint, IN which Clinton $. Clafiin
Uss plaintiff and Royal j. Fsssett defend
ant The matter in controversy was the
nrice Of board OF horse that was kept by
C1ahin for Fassett. The judgment was
hat che plaintiff recover S10.05 and his
costs. W. \. Batcholder for plaintiff,
John Wilson for defendant.
Mary +. Waller, who is known TO the
reading public as the writer OF .'The Wood
Carver 81 Lympus," is now in Holland,
where, with her mother, she has taken q
aouse in pleasant suburb Of The Hague.
~ am wrestling with Dutch ways of ac-
oomplishing things,n she writes to a
trend IN Americs, apropos OF her house
kseping problems. ct is all amusing,
very-snd, ! confess, instructive. The
Americans might well 90 TO school for two
l-lonths in.the year, at least, in Holland"