Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30

Tex Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the town
tax iu the town OF Bethel on the list OF
1906, Is now payable at the office OF
tie treasurer. "A discount Of four per
cent viii be allowed on all the above
named taxes that are paid on or before
s pt I, 1905.
Faxes not so paid will be PLACED in the
hands Of the constable for collection, to-
uether with his fees, IN accordance with
the laws OF the State Of Vermont.
j. G. SARGENT, Treas.
Bethel, Aug Il, 1906. &c 3w
Mrs D. T. Dyke spent last week with
friends in Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grout OF Waterbury,
were at II. B. Leases last week.
son, Leonard Adelbert, was born Aug
y, Is Mr. and Mrs. Robert Middleton.
A daughter, Delphiua, was born Aug. 25
to Mr.. and Mrs. Giovanni Bar Of Hartwel
nat.
4 daughter was born Aug. 26th to Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Keldall Of Bethel
Giiead
Miss Lucy Wight left Monday for trip
90 Newport, n. H., where she viii visit
relatives
The campmeeting Of the Second Advent
isis was in session last week with a fair
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Wallace y.
Batchelder.
Mrs. Z. 9. Baker Of st. Adams has been
spending several days with the family OF
ID y, Child.
henry 7. Terry and wife Of Kewanee,
III, are visiting few days at the home OF
q. II. Upper
agrs. Talbot smith and son, Douglas Of
Montreal, have been recent guests at
james McKessar's.
Atdace Dawson OF Turner's Falls and
Ned Cram OF Burlin gton are guests this
week OF Paul Wilson.
RI Scott Adams and family visited Mrs.
Adams brother, J. II. Chadwick, at West
Hartford over Sunday.
Mrs a. w. Holden went to Northheld
last we k for a two weeks visit to her
sister, Mrs. Il. A. shaw
Mrs. Cornelius Buchanan and grand
dau ybter, Miss Madeline Cox, have been
visiting friends In town.
Miss Eva Bates returned to Fitchburg,
Mas, Saturday after a ten days stay
with friends 10 this vicinity.
The ladies' Of Nestledown cottage at
Lake Apsel gave very pleasant o'clock
party last week Tuesday afternoon.
CO. Spaulding has been in West Bridge
water the past week, called there by the
Illasss % his father, who died Aug. 26th.
4. Roy Jacobs Of Bristol, Vt, is clerking
ia the drug store OF Victor A Grant. Mr..
Jacobs Is from the Buffalo Sch,ol of
Pharmacy.
Harley Brink, son OF William T. Brink,
living on the Barnard road, died Nednes-
dag morning, after an illness OF about
three yesrs.
Miss Jessie Spaulding has returned from
a wesS's visit IN Woodstock, where she at
teaded the summer manual school of
instruction.
Rev. ". IA. Rider Of Gloucester, win
preach at the Uniyersalist church next
Sunday. There will be no services at. the
Congregational church that day.
Misses Nellie B. Paine and Louise II.
Stssa al Boston, who are visiting friends
and relatives in town, have just returned
grom few days trip to Lake Cbamplain.
Nath. Dustin has bargained his prem
Uses on Camp Brook TO Frederick Smart Of
Massachusetts, who buys for occupancy
and expects to take possession next
spring.
Capt. George II. Thompson, command
Rng Company +. 1st Infantry, vas a guest
at LAWYER Wallace n. Batcheiders over
Sunday. Capt Thompson is brother Of
AIRS. Batchelder.
The schools IN the town district begin
she fall term as follows; Gilead, Aug i27th;
Mountain, Lympus, Camp Brook, Sept. 9TH,
ola Church Flynn district, Christian Hill
and East Bethel, Sept. 10th.
Clarence Chadwick is moving to the
brick house of John Keleher and j. w.
Steinhsuser will move from the Creamer
house 10 the tenement vacated by Mr..
Chadwick in the Eldredge house.
States Attorney Buck was in town last
week investigating the case of Williams
Weeks, the insane boy taken to Water
bury lately, and whose support the town
Is trying to throw upon the state.
The Bethel Military band is finding tins
q very busy week with the following pro-
Tuesday, Gaysville; Wednesday,
Bethel; Thursday, p ttsield; Friday,
South Royalton; Saturday, Gaysville.
william NJ. Sylvester Of Boston was in
town 0g6f Sunday visiting his grand
mother, Mrs Maria sylvester. Mr.. syl-
vester expects 10 move 10 Seattle, WASH,
soon, where be has a good business open
ing. He win be accompanied BY his
mother. Mrs. Frank =. Sylvester.
Another change in the corps Of teachers
attha Whitcomb High school hiss been
made necessary by the re- ignation q
Miss Esteila b. StraCk. in her place comes
HE5-s Carrie j. NunrOe, q graduate 81
Dies saGausetts schools and teacher 81
experience.
FIrs. Frances Collins Nef, wfe q Grin
NeH. died Aug 2Znd o. cancer Of the
breast. complicated With congestion Of the
Lungs. Funeral services were held Aug.
Z3rd. and The iuterment was i'm tairview
cemetery. Mrs Nef was born Dec p,
Is5s. the daughter Of Henry and Abigail
Newell Collins.
Andrew Wilson. John clark, George
Wu-on. Alex Wilson ana Il. y. Chap-
mau have returned from their dshing trip
fa lake Dunm0re. Mrs. an ercW wilson.