Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-19
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON. Local Editor.

MRS. OLIVER n. BARRows, Bethel, Vt.
WANTED: A renter for my farm, for
one to three years, Tools furnished.
3w ae f.. 5. PUTNAM.
Teachers wanted, three or four, for the
Barnard schools Apply to Jerome Nor
gan or w. +. Davis, school directors,
Barnard. ae II
FOR sALE:-Farm Of 116 acres on X. F..
d. and less than two miles from postofiice.
Nearly new dwelling, costing 5000. Keeps
II cows and team. Price, $500, OF which
part can remain on mortgage. ae Il
WILSON'S REAL Estate AGENCY, Bethel.
John Wallace is working for d. l..
Child.
Albert stearns returned to Springfield,
VT, Monday.
John 7. Rogers returned last week from
Lancaster, Mass.
A. A. Brooks was on the street again
the first Of the week.
DR.. II. q. Tiukhsm OF Burlington was
IN town Thursday OF last week.
son was born April 10Th to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Guy OF Christian hill.
Miss Grace Upper returned to her
school at Tyngsboro. Mass, Sunday.
Mark Stiles has sold his three year-old
Bradlaugh colt to Owen McCabe OF Hart
land.
Miss Helen WEIGH was called Monday to
HornelIsville, NY, by the death OF her
grandfather.
Mrs. 4. S. Spencer and daughter, Carrie,
OF Marshheld are visiting her sister, Mrs.
ID. l.. Chadwick,
NJ. n. Hazen Of south Royalton was in
town Monday taking possession OF the
Halett a Goodno telephone line.
The spring meeting Of White River
Valley Grange, No. 3, will be held at
South Royalton Saturday, Apr. 21st.
Mrs. Walter Webster and two sons OF
South Royalton are spending several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
kimball.
George ingalls, has sold his promises ON
South Main street to G.. w. Curtis and has
bought the premises OF Mrs. IL. NJ. Angel
on River street.
l.. u. Bates returned Thursday from a
fishing trip to Lakeport, n H., bringing
home with him several substantial proofs
of good iiahing luck.
Henry Brooks arrived last Thursday
from his trip to Europe, where he spent
the winter, and is now at his Stock bridge
home for the summer
About eighty persons attended the whist
party given by Mrs. q. III. kimball Mon
and nearly IS was cleared.
Baseball teams from the Fisher tannery
and the Whitoomb High school crossed
oats Monday with score OF S to in
favor OF the tannery team.
Vernon Greene and friend, Edward
Woodbury., returned to their homes IN
Lowell, Mass. Saturday after spending a
week at DR.. l., NJ. Greene's.
Harry Emery has been laid up with the
grip nd b. 9. Rogers has been assisting in
the management OF the Bascom House
during the illness Of Mr.. Emery.
Il. A. Davis and Jas 5. Young received a 4
carload OF horses last week which were
taken to Mr.. Young's farm in Barnard, 4
where they are being fitted for sale.
rhe Village improvement society will
bold an afternoon whist party at Mrs. II. /
X. Gilson's next Saturday from 2:30 till 5. 1
Primes Will be given to the highest scorers.
Edmund Gee, former resident in
town, was here for a short visit Sunday
at 4. A. Chadwick's. MIR. Gee is now
proprietor Of harness shop at Mont
pelier.
The Fisher tannery shut down Monday,
~ being the day observed by the
= olGnders as Easter. There are about
twenty Poles employed in the
tannery. Il
The annual meeting OF the w. II. 5
Alumni association will be held at the
school house next saturday at $50 D. m.
Officers VIII be elected and plans made for
the alumni ball.
DF. Il. 81. Chase has had several calls
10 deliver clinics on his dental work
efore dental associations in several states,
bat has been unable 10 accept on account
Of his own professional duties.
Miss Mary Stiekney will sail the last OF
1. /. O.
u. b. hailctt Of Boston, brotrer OF Miss ,
Mary Waller OF this town. Miss Stickney ,
will stop at first with Miss Mary Waller
II The Hague. ,
John Victor Hsriula and Miss Hilya
Linden Of this town were married April
l4th by Rev. q. r. FOrtier. The groom Is
! quarryman and wen known in this VIZ
entity by the name OF John Hin. Both are !
natives Of Finland.
J. G. Sargent has begun the remodellingi
y the ground or basement floor 81 his I
store building on the railroad side. !
" hen the work is completed. the rooms q
ALL be occupied by r. Scott Blossom for a e
hardware and plumbing store.
Mrs. Isabel montgomery Briggs
lassed away April i2th at Echo farm. the
ause OF her death being cancer OF the {
lack.--Alrs. Briggs was SIS years OF age and
ne wife oi William NJ. Briggs. Eune al 4
-.sAN avn HNAtAAAAAHH NV . Wesley
FILLER officiating.
Celeste Gelpi, an employe al the Wood \
ury granite sheds Tor several years. has
ken obliged Co break up housekeeping on
Ccouut 81 the in health % Mrs GeIpi q
lrs. Geipi and her infant daughter Will Z
~ Tor their former home In Italy this
ionth aud Mr.. Gepi expects TO remain
b Bethel
g. r.. Bennett % the Ballard leather Co.
soburn, Mass, was IN town last wesk =
sveral DAYS 81 ting points At the T.. &. J,
tsher tannery on the manufacture Of =
rst-class patent leather. The Fisher COM
any L max ing . specially In this line u
oW and Is turning out a high grade
roduct that b attracting considerable at
milton among leather manufacturers.
Miss Mary Wheat Of Fargo, No. Oak.
" reoentiy been visiting her cousins,
Rs. +. r. Bigelow and William and
has. Waldo, this being her first visit