Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23
Bethel Local Intelligence,
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strong's music rooms. ae II
For SALE:-New wheel chair, rubber
tire SIS. 2te Il. j. CHILD FREEMAN, Bethel
Cheapest and best millinery.
CORA j. Bliss, Hubbard's store, Ran
dolph.
wANrEp;-Men in woods good wages
10 good wen. Nv ae
Sewing machines, New Home and other
makes; SO up; y down and Y month.
Write for catalogue and prices
ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel, VT.
Sam l.. Abbott left Saturday on busi-
ness trip to Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Angel OF Boston arrived
in town last week to visit friends.
Romano Fuller OF Rochester visited
friends in town the first of the week.
John Dukett was in Potsdam, n. ", his
former home, several days last week.
Philip Chariodons went to Boston Mon
day for a two weeks visit to relatives.
J. A. Graham is in Sharon this week
doing plumbing job for NJ. c.. Noyes.
Mrs. w. +. Perley kate Wheeler) OF
Bellows Falls was in town the first OF the
week.
llOus Ltu -. Pituluu VI hao
been engaged as Memorial day speaker at
Bethel.
The Whitcomb High school defeated
score Of 10 3.
Mrs. Lois Rix and son, William, spent
several days recently with her children In
Gilead and Randolph
MIR. and Mrs. John Il. Reed were in
MCntnoliar 10 xcaels delagafas tn fha
state Odd Fellows convention.
There is unclaimed mail matter at the
Bethel postoffice addressed to @. NJ. Hig-
gins, Ernest Merchant and Rev. +. Rob-
erts.
Mrs. A. j. Davis left last Thursday for a
visit of several weeks to her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Henderson, OF Fitchburg,
Mass.
Richard ID. Wilson left Monday for
Seattle, WASH, to enter upon his duties
as inspector Of construction OF an office
building.
Mrs. Paul d. Dean of Barnard visited
friends in town several days last week on
her way home from an extended trip in
the West.
George Rowell has begun work on the
construction OF a house on the lot bought
by him last week Of James A. Graham on
Graham street.
Il. s. Putnam has sold to go to New Jer-
sey Ave- year-old Young Alexander colt
raised by e. II. AIls Of BTookfield. The
price paid was 500.
The remains OF Mrs. George s. Edison
OF West Lebanon, former resident, were
brought here Sunday for interment in
Cherry Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Webster, who was injured in an
accident near the house OF II. NJ. Barrett
last week, was taken last Saturday to the
sanatorium at Randolph for treatment.
e. f. FELTON, has got track of his lost
traverse sled for which he has been ad-
vertising. Aleck Washburn has dis
covered it in White river below the new
bridge.
After May 25th, the following stores
will be closed at p. m. on Fridays
Brooks q Washburn, Abbott & Cady,
A. II. King, Luce & Smith, g. II. Kimball
and G. A. Marsh.
No books will be given out at the public
library next Saturday. The COMMITTEES
Of the library are thinking of putting in
a card system and are getting the books
into shape. $50
II. II. Dinsmore has moved to the house
of Mrs. Ann Wellington on Pleasant
street and Miss Jane Todd has gone to
housekeeping in the Lyman Child house
On the same street.
Royal F. Fassett has sold to e. L. Bass
building lot on South Main street, for
merly owned by Mrs. Maria Sylvester
The lot is Immediately adjoining the
Sylvester property bought by Mr.. Bass
last month.
The Bethel branch of the International
Sunshine society held largely attended
and very instructive meeting with Mrs
G. Il. Durham May 18th. Refreshments
of the best and plenty OF them were served
and all went merry.
Ben M. Washburn, who graduates al
Dartmouth college next month, has &C.
cepted a position as instructor in Englist
IN the Hartford, Conn.,, High school
This school has 1900 pupils and ten teach.
ers IN English alone.
"a Dutchman's Honeymoon" which
comes to the Town hall Friday evening o.
this week, is well recommended by the
press in towns in which it has beer
played. The troupe has, in fact, played 6
number of return engagements.
Austin G. Perkins of Barnard hal
bought building lot of about five acres
situated on the Barnard hill road near tn.
premises of II. j. Flint. Mr.. Perkins ex.
poets to build dwelling on the premises
this season for his own occupancy.
~. IL. AiiSfl HAS tdktIl tue cOnlThcL IOl
moving the dwelling on the Morgan
Miles place on River street owned by tn,
estate OF L.. M. Greene. The building il
to sbe moved to location in the rear O.
its present site, and a new house is to bt
erected in its place this summer.
Edmund Burrelle returned to his studies
at the Burlington Medical college Sunday
He had been called home by the serious
illness OF his sister, Mary Burrelle, tn,
12-year- old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Burrelle, who has been i'll from tn,
results of the grip and other complica.
tions.
The librarian OF the public library re
quests the COURIER to state that TIN
library rooms will be open next Saturda,
for the return of books only, and all thos
persons having books are requested to re-
turn them then. Among the books MISSING
are s'Sanna" and ''Sign Of Jack-o- Ian
tern"
Cicero G. Clifford has come to take Mr.
Johonnotts place in v. A. Grants druj
store. He brings high commentator
from DR.. Ferrin Of Essex Junction il
whose drug store he worked for thre
years. He graduated April 9, '07, from
Union college of Pharmacy and Chemistr
in Albany, y. Y, receiving gold prize O
S25 and was also valedictorian OF his class
At meeting OF the Alumni association
OF Whitcomb High school last week
definite arrangements were made as to tn
alumni ball this year, which will be give