Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-01-17
Bethel Local Intelligence.
auv WILSON, Local Editor,

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Victor, EDISON aud Columbis records al
Strong's music rooms, ae n
For sALE;-One horse, II years old,
good driver and good worker; sale for
lady 10 drive. aett OLIVER \, BARRows,
sewing machines, New Home aud other
makes; sl5 up; y down aud 2 a month,
Write for catalogue and prices
ID. NJ, STRONG, Bethel, Vt.
l., 5. Putnam is Ia New York city this
week ON husinesstrip,
Ben Byam has returned from Barre,
where he had been working.
Eff. FELTON, is laid up with a foot in
iured by a log rolling upon II.
Bingham NJ. Caswell of Lillieyille is sick
and threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs IL. II. Paige o, Randolph Center
called ON friends la town Monday.
Lawrence Marsigli Of the Bethel fruit
store is absent in Boston this week.
John Hin has moved from the Benedict
farm to a tenement on Hartwell fiat.
George l.. Pratt aud family moved Sat
urday from the Bethel Tavern 10 Windsor.
A daughter, Lillian Gertrude, was born
Jan Y TO Mr. and Mrs. Mark o. Chamber
lin.
John ID. Pratt has gone to Springfield,
Mass, to visit his brother, George T..
Pratt.
John r. Upper has sent in his resigna-
ton rs general malager OF the Rochester
railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perry (Anna vii.
liamsl Of Bellows Falls have been guests
this week Of Mrs. J. +. Pease.
Mrs. c. E. Noble was in Windsor several
days last week visiting the home OF her
brother law, Ben c. Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis l.. Fish were called
to Ira last week by the serious illness Of
Leonard Fish, father OF Mr.. Fish.
A daughter, Mary, was born Jan. II to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Savinen. Mr.. Savinen
is quarrymsn at the Ellis quarry.
G. +. Claflin started Monday to drive to
sufiield, Conn to deliver pair OF horses
he had sold to parties in that town.
A. A. Bowen was absent the first of the
week for few days visit to his daughter,
Mrs. Clayton Bowen, at Rumney Depot,
N. II.
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Heath were called TO
Lebanon, n. H., over Sunday bythe illness
OF Mrs. l.. X. Raymond, sister Of Mr..
Heath.
Mrs. George II. Kimball and Miss Annie
friends at "FiveiHundred" Thursday even
ing Of last week.
At a session OF the probate court at
Woodstock last Monday. Christopher L.
Noble OF this town was appointed guar
dian OF his uncle, Christopher X. Noble.
good sized doe made trip OF inspec-
tlon through Bethel village last Thursday,
coming of the bull in the rear of the house
OF Willard j. Brooks and passing down
Main street.
Miss Marie Clark has gone to New York
TO work in the family OF Mrs. Nellie Bas-
com Boyle. Mrs. W. G. Clifford aud Mrs.
70. V.Greene gave farewell party to Miss
Clark Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Clifford.
Mrs. c. o. Hopkins, formerly of this
town and now OF Somerville, Mass, has
composed march called "The Royal Bat
tailon.' 1t has been arranged by Profess
sor Rothenback OF Boston to be played by
all the orchestras and bands. This is the
eighth piece Mrs, Hopkins has composed.
, John Hill became quite hilarious while !
under the influence OF liquor last Sunday
and created such disturbance that the
services of Deputy Sheriff Cushmau were
needed. XIII put up quite fight to avoid
arrest, and It was necessary to handcuff
him He was fined $40 and costs on a
charge of breach Of the peace.
L.. Il. Kldder has cold to l. e. Anthony
of COmanche, Ia, two lumber lots situated !
IN the westerly part of Bethel. One is
known as the" Back Bone'lot and contains
about sixty acres, well covered with !
second growth spruce. The other lot is
known as the ManIx or Byam lot, it being
located east OF Rochester line and contain
ing about fifty acres.
The Bethel Y. NJ. &, A. will hold the |
regular Bible class meeting in the rooms
in the Arnold block next Wednesday
evening at 1880. All young men are in !
vited to be present. At s o'clock there
will be short business meeting, after
which the meeting will be in the hands OF
the literary committee, which is now plan |
ming mock town meeting to take the
place OF the usual program.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
of the Cong'l society was held last Thurs
day with Mrs. j. G.. Sargent. The officer
elected for the next year were:-Pres., |
Miss Nellie Flynn, Vice President, Mrs.
W. J. Fish; Sec, Mrs. j. G. Sargent;
Treas, Mrs. T.. n Fisher; Asst Treas,
Miss Ann Sargent; directresses, Mrs. |
James Graham, Mrs. f. N. Chapman, Mrs. !
q. K. Goodwin, Mrs. II. r.. Cushman.
Rising Star grange will hold its next
meeting Saturday evening Of this week, at
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their work for the year. A short program
has been prepared by the lecturer. The
question, "Resolved, That the farmers
success depends more upon the wife than
the man." will be debated. Grange
paper is being edited by some of the sis
ters There will also be readings by the
lecturer and overseer. All Changers are
invited to come and help the order out.
Help yourselves by helping others.
y The Pomona grange meeting Saturday
was profitable one with fair attendance
in spite of the storm. Mr.. Eaton of South
Royaiton, teacher Of nature study at the
summer school held in Woodstock in the
last summer vacation, was present and
gave very interesting talk on the differ
ent lines of work, ending with a song.
Mrs. Waldo told Of the Birthday and
Founders OF the Order OF Patrons OF Hus-
bandry," which has grown to such NAM
moth proportions in the 40 years of its ex-
istence. With its millions OF supporters
all over the land, it is a power known and
felt everywhere. The next meeting will be
at Gaysville onsWashington's birthday.
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