Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-04-18
Bethel Local intelligence,
Guy WILSON. Local Editor.

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5. Q. r. l, Red eggs Tor setting, SOC, for
remainder OF season. ~ ~
MRS. Y. h. MAxHAN, Bethel, VI.
Sewing machines, New Home aud other
makes; Sib up; y down aud = a month.
Write Tor catalogue and prices
ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel, VI.
Girls wanted to stitch oyeralls and
coats on power msehinesi steady work
and good pay. iw@
Miss Josie Reed has situation in mil
linery store in Worcester, Mass.
Roy Bicknell OF Bristol has entered the
employ Of Abbott a Cady as clerk in their
store.
Mrs. s T. Coy returned Thursday TO
Bellows Falls after a weeks visit at A. J.
Davis
dolph TO act AS housekeeper tor j. h. VIII
lisms.
4. Il. Paine OF Randolph has been
spending a week with relatives in this
village.
Harry sanspra of Maine, a former
resident, was in town last wesk visiting
relatives.
son was born April 9th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy l.. Persons, beng a grandson
of Il. 5. Paine.
Mrs. John Woodard Of South Royalton
was visitor Thursday OF last week at
II. l.. Martins.
A son, Kenneth Waldo, was born April
9Th at White River Junction to Mr. and
Mrs. Guy j. Cole.
Mrs. II. ii. Dinsmore was called to
Worcester Tuesday by despatch stating
that her son was i'll.
There will he 'five hundred party at
Cushing hall Frifay evening for the bene-
lit OF the library fund.
Mrs. c. A. Greer returned TO her home
in Waterbury, Conn.,, last week, after
visit at +. Il. Cushmsn's.
Rev. j. Wesley Miller, pastor OF the NJ.
Il. church, is absent this week attending
conference at st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. ii. II. Gibson went to the sana-
forum at Randolph Friday to recuperate
from severe attack OF the grip.
+. N. Young was summoned to Athol
Tuesday by word that his son Guy Young,
was dangerously sick with pneumonia.
A daughter, Louise Saltonstall, was born
April 18th to Mr.. and Mrs. George Arnold,
granddaughter OF Mrs. Martha Arnold.
Miss Gertrude Putnam is clerking in
the store OF Miss May Blossom and learn
ing tnt DuolnCcb VI "a ttiCHnOuC ODSEdtOE.
Lysander M. Heath has been appointed
by Gov. Proctor as justice OF the peace
to fill the vacancy caused by the death Of
A. A. Brooks.
Walter Mentley is to move from the
house of Mrs. Henrietta Lincoln on River
street to the house of Mrs. Ella Markham
on Church street.
son, John Fisher, was born April 10th
to Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lynn Chadwick,
being a grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncy X. Chadwick.
Editor Frank l.. Greene OF the st.
Adams Messenger and Judge 4. b. Flynn
of Springfield will speak in the Town hall
at Bethel, May 7th. on the subject of
N'The New Vermont"
A daughter. Laura Jessie, was born
April 11th at White River junction to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry 2. Munson, being a
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette
Munson OF this town.
Roland w. Reynolds, former assistant
postmaster, is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. Reynolds has lately been manager OF
the band in the employ of the American
Lumber company in the territory OF
Mexico.
Walter f. Flint has sold to Will g
Byam the EIDE Buhr or Forrest Rogers
premises in the west part of the town, OF
about rs acres, being the same premises
sold to Mr.. Flint by Mr.. Byam about q
year ago.
The morning passenger train on the
Rochester railway had breakdown be-
tween Gaysville and Bethel Monday anc
left part of its train and came to Bethel
bringing the passengers on lumber car
Remember that the Turner Art Exhibit
will be in the school building from Apri
"a to April ~ inclusive, open afternoon
and evenings. Proceeds will be used tt
purchase pictures for the school rooms
Pupils are selling tickets for the exhibit.
The farm of 9. w. Cleveland in Barnard
has been sold for $500 to e. B. Allen O
Bloomfield, Mass. The Strout Farm
agency was the selling agent, working
through Il. s. Putnam, who has purchased
the interest OF F. A. Mayo in the business
Arrangements have been made SO thai
holders OF Bethel town orders, town
school district orders and highway orders
can get them cashed, il more convenient
at the National White River bank. III thu
orders are sent by mail, they may as wei
be sent direct to the town treasurer, 4. J
Flint.
Rising Star grange meeting Saturday
evening program: Music by choir; es
say, Fred Hackett; reading, Edgar owen
music; debate, "Resolved, That the farm
er's vocation is the highest and noblest:
aft, Don Wilson, Scott Gillette, neg.
Hugh Wilson, Robert Currier roll call
Let each member come prepared to relate
proverb.
Mrs. Maria F. Sylvester has sold he
home premises on Main street to Edward
l.. Bass of Randolph. The sale was nego
tiated through the real estate agency o
Guy Wilson. j. l.. Walker Of Northfield
who had rented the premises Of Mrs. Syl
vester, will continue for the present to oc
cupy the house, but Mr.. Bass expects t,
occupy the same himself ultimately.
Road Commissioner c. II. Dustin wa
in White River junction April 18th at
tending an enthusiastic meeting of tn
Windsor county road commissioners
M. 9. Noyes of Sharon has been appointe,
county road commissioner and will max
minute inspection OF the work done b,
the town commissioners in expendini
the appropriation for permanent roat
work.
Ben Martin Washburn has been ap
pointed valedictoiian OF the senior class a
Dartmouth. Mr.. Washburn is gradual
of the Whitcomb High school. class O
1903, and is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. nj
Weshburn. Mr.. Washburn has slread
received the further honor OF an invita-
tion from the college authorities to remail