Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-15

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ae d. NJ. STRONG. Bethel.
Hose and Single Comb Reds, farm raised,
Beauty and Thompson strain. 20 eggs,
g 100 for -. Hens for sale, ae
AIRS. WALLACE AND HOWARD, Bethel
sFarmers' telephone)
Truman Martin Of Rochester is visiting
hs son, r. l.. Martin.
William c. Ellis returned to Boston
Thursday Of last week.
Lis Josie Reed is at home for a few
Gays from Burlington.
~. /. Wood Of Ripton visited Lloyd
johnson the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Dickerson OF Wood
ss oek were In town last week,
John Foley WAS called to Warren Sat
nrday by the Illness Of his father.
Levi Kidder made a business trip to the
western part Of the state last week.
AR. and Mrs. John II. Kimball and son
are visiting relatives ut Troy, N. Y.
Mrs. T. J.. Levere went to Boston the
FIRST OF the week to buy new millinery
goods.
Mrs. Otis Gould aud children went last
Thursday 10 join Mr.. Gould at Farming
son, Ne.
Romano spaulding Of Rutland has
teen q recent guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
Jnhn Wallace.
Judge C. II. Maxham Of Woodstock was
iA town saturday and Sunday, the guest
% 4. s. Davis.
Road Commissioner II. l.. Washburn
hsH Installed a telephone on the system
af G. p. Cushing.
Miss Grace Upper is at home for a va
cation from her duties as teacher at
Tvngshoro. Mass.
Wesley Quimby returned last week to
Springfield, VT, where he has a position
the machine shop.
The young friends OF Miss Helen
Brooks gave her a surprise party Thurs
day evening Of last week.
Miss Emma Wood, who has been visit
ing friends in Barre since last December
returned to town last week.
George Blossom, Scott Blossom ana
Miss May Blossom attended Sunday the
fnReral OF a cousin at Pttstield.
Mrs. Martha Graham was called to Bur-
lington Friday by the serious illness of
Ser brother, DIR. @. T.. e. Sparhawk.
Mrs. f.. n. Hutch has returned from
Neene, ~ H., where she has been visiting
ser son, r. w. Bundy, since last October.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry futile and son,
Pred, add Mrs. II. b. Lease OF Church
street were under the doctors care last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Strack Of Rochester were
IN town last Saturday visiting their
slaughter, Miss Estella Strack, and other
relatives.
Geo. q. Lewis wishes to inform his
suany friends through the BETHEL CoUR
sER that his present ADDRESS is 1913 West
13rd st., Los Angeles, Cal,
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
10 40 |aHH IN
James Dunn, Alic Earth, Frank Godin,
a 1drew McKVy, Charles Smith.
Misses May Savage and Ellen Preston
aage moved from the house OF tred Marsh
70 the house owned by them 10 the rear
OF the north side Of Church street.
The members OF the Crescent club
entertained their lady friends and others
as their rooms last Friday evening at a !
Ladies' night SiXty-ilye sat down to
6 be supper.
The liycliest party that can be found in
Bethel is a party OF fifty small chicks
fust Matched by Mrs. +. B. MaXham's
r !. Red hens from a setting of 50 eggs.
10 viii pay to make them visit.
q. II. Heath has bargsined to John II.
&oOnan Of Enfield, N, H., his place on
Worth Main street, being the premises
formerly owned by VIM. II. Wright. re-
serving a building lot on the east end OF
sac lot
Several members OF the Ladies' Aid OF
Che GonEl church made a surprise visit
Friday afternoon upon Mrs. j. W. War !
rem. VINO has been an active worker in
shat organization ana who IS soon TO move .
"a Milford, Mass.
The members Of Home Rebekah Lodge, |
no 10, on Tuesday evening OF last week
made call on Mrs. J. W. Warren, past
noble grand OF the lodge, and presented I
ner with fine r. n. q. jewel.
=. s. Coughlin, former resident of I
8etbel, died sc Jonesville last Friday from
the result Of a shock. The remains were
taken through here Monday for intermeut I
As Stockbridge. where Mr.. CoughIin lived .
after leaving Bethel. The deceased was AZ F.
years cid and WAS brother OF Mrs. Sina /.
Lowrey o. Gaysyille.
Airs. Frank II. C0wdrey died Mar II. I
aftCr giving birth 30 a daughter, W no sur I
Gives her. Funeral services were held
Tuesday, Rev. J. Hall Long, pastor o. the .
Gong. church, officiating, and iutermeut /
aVas H Barnard. Deceased was the daugh- .
Ger OF Frank 2. and Kate lTromblyl SouIe 4
and was born in Barnard in ISIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Tuclerman ar 4
rived last week from Potsdam. n. Y.
ard Wtti make their home in the future .
upon the John Robinson farm in Royal F..
lan. which was purchased last fall on e. I
ID Hopkins by George t.. TuCkgrmsn and
aas son, Il. C.. lucilC-man, thus adding
one family more 90 our colony 81 North
sFu New Workers.
Mrs. james G. Burnett received Tuesday
morning q despatch announcing tbe
death that dBv % Robert Muller ~ !
Detroit. Nr. Miller married Mary LIlev.
daughter 90 Edwin Lilley, a former resi-
dent 90 Bethel. living on Christian huI. h
Mrs. Miller Is 8 sister % Mrs. Burnett
Mr. Miller is survived bv bis wife and 4
two sons. Mrs. Burnett left Tuesday Tor .
Detroit.
The best way 20 rid the system Of eoId 4
BE- 20 evacuate the bowels. kcnnedy's /
laxative Honey and Tar acts az pleasant. .
SEA egectual cathartic on the bowels. Il I
fele1rs the head, cuts the phiegm out 81 1
the throat, strengthens the bronobial 4
fubess relieves coughs, colds, croup /
Nhuouing cough. etc Sold nv Gsadnrts \