Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-28
Bethel Local intelligence,

ID. NJ STRONG, Bethel, Vt.
blacksmith shop and tools to rents OF
will hire a good blacksmith; or VIII sell
tools 81 AZ JAMES MANIX, Bethel.
For SALE Bethel Tavern block, in
clndipp motel. stable and four stores.
verv desirable piece OF property 70 own
but must be sold at once TO close an es.e'e.
Write 20 Mrs e. e. Wing Linden, la p,
or apII to Guy Wilson, Bethel, W. 81"
Miss Mollie Abbott arrived home last
John Cay OF Boston greeted old friends
in town last week.
Mrs. Jane Wumot is visiting her niece,
Mr.. Geo. ]. Abbott.
Mrs. l.. n. Heath went to Boston SAT-
urday for a short stay.
Miss Alberta Parker is visiting her
aunt, Mrs $. A. Parker.
o. \. Barrows. wife and son spent sun
day with friends in Randolph,
Mrs. James McKtssar left Monday for q
visit to her former home al keeseYtlle,N.l'
Miss Blanche Joslyn Of Warren has been
spending several days with Mrs D. L.
Dyke.
the Daniel NJ. Xix farm ~ the west
part Of the town has been sold to parties
from PennsJ lvanla.
MISS Florence AAhNtAeWh ~ wi
arrived Saturday at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs w. q. Whitaker.
s.. K. Stanton Of Detroit arrived last
week and has opened his summer home,
the old Cleveland premises
Before Windsor county court last
Thursday was heard the divorce petition
OF Geo ". Edmunds vs. his wife.
Mrs Hattie Kimball, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Hattie kimbsli, IS yis-
ting her brother, Adam Maynard.
viii r.. Markham OF Chicopee Falls.
Mass. came sunday morning % spend
two weeks vacation in this village.
Mrs. Julius Messer OF Rochester visited
her brother, II. G. Rice, and family ana
other relatives in this town last week.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
pnstotiice addressed TO Mr.. James Nealon,
Mr.. Gardner StrattOn, Mr.. q. A. smith.
Mrs A. 3. Putnam OF Springfield,
Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. j.
Graham, and other relatives IN this Nicin-
Mrs Is. 3. Kimbsll, with her grand
daughter. Eleanor Kimhall Of Burlington,
spent several days last week at u. II. kim
Mr.and Mrs. Austin Emery OF ST. AL
hans were guests several days last week Of
NJ ard Mrs. $. W. Burrows, parents OF
Mrs, Emery.
Eugene Perry has moved his Standard
Oil headquarters from Rainey Cowdery'
on the hill TO Royal Iupper's stable on
River street.
Raiuey Cowd ~ is driving span Of
white horses for his iObblng team that ne
bought at the Stony Brook lumber camp
IN Cbittenden.
Regular meeting Of Rising Star grange
Saturday evening, when the third and
fourth degrees viii be conferred. Re-
ireshments afterwards
II was stated Ia last Sundays Globe that
Candidate Clement intends to open his
campaign right after the state convention
a. the same place as he opened Tour years
ago, Bethel
Miss Anrie Bradford, when on her way
from her home IN Fitchburg, Mass, 10
visit friends at Northheld called on her
uncle n. G.. Rice, and other relatives IN
this place last Thursday.
The attention Of railroad travellers is
called TO the change in the timetable on
the e. V. Rwy. that went INTO effect June
25th. IL is practically the same as IN use
for the summer months last year.
The Woodbury. Granite company has
lust secured a contract for Bethel granite
TO be used in the erection OF the Gilbert
mansion in New York. The contract calls
for about $4,000 and will furnish work
for about six months.
At ia hearing before Probate Judge T. o.
Seayer last Thursday, Levi Durham was
adiudged insane and It was ordered that
he be taken TO Brattleboro for restraint.
He is a young man and has been living
with Alonzo Spooner for the past ten
years.
MIR. and Mrs. Allen Brown and two
children Of Hartford, Conn, arrived in
town Saturday. Mr.. Brown is travelling
salesman. and has taken the cottage OF DIR.
Chase at Lake Ansel for the summer
months. and will make his trips from
Bethel.
At the Democratic caucus held last sat
urdHy, the following delegates were elected
TO the state convention to be held at Bur
lingtun today l.. w. Clough. John
keieher, George II. Upper. The alter
mates elected were e. -. Cushing, e. r..
Gov and ]. B. Garland. The delegates 90
uninstructed as 10 the question OF fusing
with the Clement forces, but the general
opinion seems TO be that 1t Will be for
fusion To is not understood that the
Clement party ia Bethel has organized ss
vet or elected anv delegates 10 the Clement
convention 10 Is held iH Bu-lingtol on
the same day Is The Democratic conven-
ton.
Miss Josephine Emery closed her thir-
tecnth term In the Flynn district, Friday,
June 22nd, with appropriate exercises,
consisting q Rotations and dialogues, in
which the pupils did themselves much
credit and 90 which many Of the friends
% the pupils awaited themselves Of the op-
porlunity 90 listening. The pupils having
no absent marks during school member
sliDa Bessie snd Grace Bradley, GLADYS
Gage. Hazel Hastings, Flora lahoek. Kay
mund Barnes, Clyde Cotton, aged 6 years.
Peter LaRacs and Elroy Wheeler. Those
having no tarlv marks are GLADYS Gage,
Hazel Hastings Flora laHuck, CLYDE Col
ron and Peter IaRock. Gladys Barnes
was absent one half dap ana Helen Hast
EnEs Uardv only once. The number 90
rrnils enrolled 4 q fourtaen3 average at
tendance, thirteen plus.
Ten Years IN Bed
y Go. ~ naErllla Ind win.