Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
Bethel Local Intelligence.
guy wILsos. Local Editor:
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WINS AHBAtN 10 EAltEU NANthAin anu NbhAs
on power machines. Steady work and
II " CARTER & Sons, Lebanon, \. H.
Charles Waterman arrived from Laconia,
n, H., last week.
A daughter wac born Jan. 9th to Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Glodge.
Arthur Quimby had one Of his pair Of
heavy team horses die last week.
Miss Kate Rindge has been spending
The past week with friends in Boston.
Mas Alice Preston left Wednesday for
Andover, Mass where she has employ
meut,
capt G. Doscher Of the Brooklyn. n. ~,
police force was recent guest OF G. VI.
Carts.
Allen Durham has been granted an in
crease Of pension from 80 to az per
month.
George Ingalls, Is laid of from work and
confined 10 the house by severe attack of
neuralgia.
George HI Davis returned to Boston
Saturday after spending week with rela-
tfves ia town.
A. A. Brooks Is upon the street again
after confinement 20 the house from ILL
ness two weeks.
Dr. o. y. Greene has sufficiently reeoy-
ersd from his automobile accident to De at
Bits office again..
Edwin T Arnold 81 Kane. Pa, former
resident, was q town several days last
week on business.
u. r. Batcheldaf has hired the premises
Of E. T. Arnold on North Main street for 4
year from next Apri.
2. D. ellison, with his barge, carried a
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monument Al sharon.
Miss Alice Paine returned to Boston
Sunday after spending two weeks with
her father, =. s. Paine,
Miss Grace Upper returned Saturday to
resume her duties as principal Of the
school at Tyngshofo, Mass.
Miss Carrie FELTON, left on the sleeper
Saturday morning to spend the winter
with friends in New York city.
John Foley has moved into the house OF
Roliin ellison known as the Paul Gay
hoHse and situated on River street.
Miss Mamie Wynn left on tue express
Sunday for twd weeks visit to relatives
at Springfield, Mass, aud vicinity.
Mrs. II. c. Miller has gone to Woburn,
Mass, with her children Mr.. Miller re-
manned behind 10 pack his household
goods and expects to follow this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. n. Dnsmore are in
Darlington this week attending the meet
ing Of the state Dairymen's association.
Julian Harvey has esed his labors at
the shop of the Bethel Printing Co and
left Saturday for his home in Rochester.
Miss Alice Kennedy returned to her
home a. South Chelmsford, Mass, last
week after moath's visit at l.. Il. Bill.
tings'.
Chas. Vail went to Enfield the first of
the week, where ne has secured employ
Enent ~ the same mill that his brother
Roy Vail, works in.
rherc are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
postOtfCe addressed to Mr.. Arthur Baker,
SIR. Oscar Bemis, Mrs. Frank a. Carey
James p. French, K. Q. Nichols 4 Co.
Miss Mary e. Ferguson OF somerville
arrived last week at Forrest Southard's
Miss Ferguson spent the summer at the
conthard farm, and nov has come to see
what Vermont winter is like.
The installation of the officers Of Rising
star Grange will take place next Saturday
evening, after which supper will be
served Ladies are requested to bring
cake and rolls. A fall attendance is de-
sired.
The COURIER is giad to be able to an
nounce that Mrs. Myron Burnett has sue
oessgally passed the crisis IN her attack OF
pneumonia, and Il IS thought that IL no
Dad symptoms intervene The will fully re-
cover.
The easthound passenger train on the
Rochester road WAS thrown from the track
Tuesday morning q short distance below
ttockbridge Common. The reason stated
e that water had run down upon the track
and frozen.
Ben King hss moved into the house re-
Gently bought % Miss Sarah Henry. The
house vacated by Mr.. King and owned by
George sanspra is now occupied by Elmer
Washburn. Mr. sanspra is now expecting
% return 2 Bethel ~ the spring and oo-
cupy ms own house.
Patrick III Carney, an old-time resident
~ Bethel, Is visiting friends in town. Mr..
Carney IL the son OF John Carney and was
member Of Co. II, nth Reg. Vermont
volunteers. Since leaving Bethel about
forty years ago, MIR Carney has resided ia
number Of western states.
William f siclios, who for the last six
years was employed by j. W Bartlett of
East Bethel, i now residing in Boston.
where he has found promising position
A. motormHn on one OF the suburban
lines OF the biggest public service cor
poration in the Hub, the Boston Elevated
Railway company.
The selectmen wish 10 call attention &c
tne necessity % using care IN piling snow
M the street. Il 4 certainly better not Ia
throw snow from the walks into the street
but y here 4 Is impossible 10 get rid OF The
tnow IN any other way il should be spread
over the surface evenly 50 as to avoid pitch
hotes as much as possible.
AZ the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
er 81 the National White River bank
held al the banking house Tuesday, the
Old board on directors we're reelected
The board consists Of ". b. q. Sgickney
A. a. Brooks. J. Z. Topper. J. .. BelknaT
and z. a Davis, AZ q subsequent meet
lnE q the directors, ". b. G.. Stickney
was reelected president, A A. Brooks
Nies president ana s. A.. Davis cashier.
Al The adiouraed meeting Of Fire Dis.
tftct Ne. I, held Monday evening. the fol.
losing officers we're elected &C. -. Cush-
fng, moderator; Huy Wilson, clerk and
treasurer; S. ~, Washburu, r. NJ. Weston
sno G. y. Gushing, prudential committee
=. =. Cushman. collector; A. lee Cady
chef engineer; Willard J. Brooks, first a.
slstaat engineers @, VI. Greene, second as,
ststant engineer. A tax OF l5c. was voted
p. b. Rice met with quite q spill la
week, while driving over the new railroad
crossing near F. u. Houthworth's on IA