Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-18
Bethel Local intelligence.
Guy WILSON, Local Editor.


se II ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel, Vt.
Girls wanted to stitch oyeralls aud coats
au power machines. Steady work and
good pay. Nv ae
Il. ". CARTER a SONS, Lebanon, n. II.
George II. Topper IS in Boston this
week.
Mrs. d. z. Dyke recently spent several
days at koxbury.
Mss Emma Moody is absent on a trip
90 Conway, N. II.
sc Durham is confined TO the bed as
the result Of severe fall.
Mrs win pecos OF Royalton called on
friends in to&n last Friday.
Mrs. r. Nj Chase Is visiting Mrs. Austin
Emery ct st. Adams and other friends IN
that city.
Guy Rogers Is walking with the assist
anee Of efuteh, having sliced his foot
with an AK
Wilson Fisher Of Burlington has been
spending several days with his uncle, W.
III. Fisher
Miss Anna Grout, a teacher at Hartford,
VI, was with her sister, Mrs. II. b. Lease,
over sunday.
Mrs. VIII A. LaFlour left Saturday for
visit 20 relatives at hsF former home ia
Burke, n. Y.
a. &. Persous has arrived from Skinner,
Me, and will spend the winter with his
son, Roy Persons.
MRS. Armf Mason and son Of Enosburg
Pals are visiting at George T.. Roweis,
father Of Mrs. Mason.
Mrs Hermon 7. Douglas OF Concord, n.
IL, was IN town over sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Moses Clukey.
Robert Twitoheil has gone 70 White
River Junction, where he has a situation
with Hon. John l.. Bacon, state treasurer.
Neat folders are out from the press of
the Bethel Printing Co. announcing he
program OF the W. r. v, Pomona Grange
Tor the year.
The members OF the Crescent club enter
tanned their lady friends and others Mon
day evening. An oyster supper was served
ia Cushing hall, followed by dancing.
Perrin 2, Whitaker went Saturday to
Albany, n. ", to complete his course at
the business college. Willis Whitaker
went Monday 10 resume his studies at the
same school.
uonundrnm supper will be held at
Cushings hall, Wednesday, Jan. "a, from
8tnS O'Clock for the benefit OF the Bethel
Cornet band. Supper served on European
plan. Music by band.
Miss Jessie spaulding was compelled to
stay al home on account of illness last
week and her place as teacher in the
Whitc0mb High school was temporarily
Mlled by Mrs +. ID. Gibson.
About ftty people from this place at
tended the band concert and dance at
Barnard given by the Bethel Cornet band
for the Benefit OF the Danforth library
Wednesday evening Of last week.
B. G. Rogers has sold out his meat
market business conducted in the base.
ment Of the Bethel Tavern, to George A.
Blossom, a former resident ia this town,
who has returned TO Bethel to live.
The midWiuter meeting Of White River
Valley Pomona Grange will be held In
Cushing hall saturday, Jan. 10, at 10 $50 a.
IN. h is earnestly hoped that all old as
well a. new members will be present.
master Johnnie Lambert, the tenor
singer ia LuCigr's Minstrels, which appear
at Bethel next Monday, is a nine year old
musical prodigy The cornet solos by Mr.
}. r. Lucier, the blind artist, are we'll re-
mem bered IN Bethel.
r. r. White Of Springfield. VI. was in
town last week Mr. White has bought
Nhe premises situated ON the Barnard stage
road. formerly owned by his late father,
Franklin White, and expects 10 occupy
the same this season.
Wulism II. Kendall has sold to Clarence
-. Kemp the premises formerly known as
Ehe Gilead parsonage, being the same
premises formerly owned by Charles j.
Dyke, bet now occupied BY Mr Kemp.
Mr.. Kendall has added to the premises
about bali an acre o. land taken of his
bone place, known as the Franklin
Newton farm,
Quite a delay Ia traffic was caused
Thursday evening Of last week by
peculiar accident happening in the Bethel
ward. TIE way freight was engaged in
doing some shifting on the spur track
that runs by the freight depot and had
left the main part a the train on the
main track. This main part ia some way
started down the line az the same time
shat the engine was pushing some ears
from the spur track, with the result that
the cars pushed by me engine struck
CHANGING blow upon the cars on the main
track, putting entirely ont of commission
car loaded with bags OF grain. IL was
necessary for the wreck train to come
from St. Adams 10 clear the track ami
tben the grain car WAS disposed OF by
cremation. The accident occurred about
= p, m. aud ths track was cleared about
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