Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-19
Bethel Local Intelligence.
6. Y. RAILwAY rLMETARLE.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

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Organs and sewing machines for sale or
rent. Easy payments.
ID. M. STRONG, Bethel, Vt.
REESE Comb Rhode Island Red eggs for
Matching, 75c. and II for Is.
am Mrs. o. n. BARRows, Bethel, Vt.
Goes phosphates, Eureka corn planters,
Dawson harrows and seeders for sale.
II. E.BURNETT, Bethel. vt.
Single and Rose Comb Rhode Island Red
eggs for Matching, four cents each. 3 mo
MRS N. II. WALLACE, Bethel
X. /. Red and White Leghorn eggs for
Matching, Toe. per Is.
3m MRs. II. B. MARKHAM, Bethel, Vt.
Call and see my bargains in new upright
pianos or write for catalogue and prices.
easy terms. ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel, Vt.
Geo. W. Berry Of Boston arrived last
Thursday
+. b. Ryan has concluded his labors
at Bethel Mills.
=. M. Weston is absent on a trip to Chi
cago and st. Louis.
Miss Jessie Washburn went to Law
renee, Mass, Wednesday.
Chas, Come and family spent Sunday
with relatives at Hinsdale, n. II.
c. s. Martin and Agnes f. Brown Of
The New England Telephone Co.'S. gang
OF men were i'm town last and this week.
A gang of men is expected here this
week putting in new rails on the c. Y.
Ry.
c. f. Clanln was quite severely injured
Tuesday by chain dragging across his
ankle.
II. q. Barnes has sold his horse to Alec
Washburn and bought one OF AIonzo
Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs f. b. Lease and Mrs. w. B.
CLARK Of Waterbury spent Sunday at II. B.
Leases
Mrs. John M. Burnett Of Concord, N. H.,
spent several days IN town last week with
relatives.
Mrs. Virginia Bascom and Kittridge
Bascom returned to Point Breeze, n. a.,
las. week.
The Methodist Sunday school will OBJ
serve the fourth Sunday in June as Chill
dren's day,
Scott Blossom is finishing of bath
room and other Improvements in his house
on Church street.
The National White River bank build
ang looks much improved with new
coat Of paint and blinds.
John Wefer played with the South Roy
alton base ball team Saturday in their
game with the Dartmouths.
Smith Hodges Of pomfret. the veteran
trapper, made short stop in town Tues
day on his way to Middlebury
Hon. Il. J. Flint went to Windsor Tues
day where he was summoned as juror at
the session Of the U. S. district court.
X. w. Spaulding moved his family TO
Pittsford Friday where they will live with
their daughter, Mrs. Harley c. Scoyel.
veterinary surgeon from Barre was
called here last week to doctor a sick .
horse belonging to the Il. B. Ellis Granite .
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J. o. Thompson,has left the employ of
She tannery and gone to Balston Spa, n.
Y, where he has a job buffing in a tan
merry.
Mrs. Nina Lilley has bought Of
Aucian Pike, Admir-, the home premises Of I
che late Chas. Pike on the Barnard stage
road,
Mr.. and Mrs. Romans of New York ar
rived Tuesday for the summer. They have
rented the cottage ON the farm Of C. r.
Noble.
Chas. p. Smith OF Grotou, Mass, was
the guest last week Of ID. w. Shaw. He
was accompanied home by Miss Eunice
Smith
Cong'l Church:-The Y. P. S. c. f. will
wednesday evening, May 25, hold a "mum
social" at the church. Refreshments will
be served.
The Woodbury. Granite Co. has force
OF men installing system OF sprinklers
upon the roof of their shed for better fire
protection. L.
The Il. b. Ellis Granite Co. is erecting a
blacksmith shop for use in shoeing horses
1t is located on the Wing farm, nearly OBJ
posite the barn Of A. L. lincoln.
There are letters unclaimed remaining
at the Bethel postotiice addressed to Mr..
A. ID. Colson, Mr. John Oracle, Mrs
James Gillian, Mr.. A. c. Goodenough. MIR.
John Z. Hughes.
A petition to the postofice department
as being largely signed, asking for the ad-
ditional mail service outlined in the CovR-
Ter Of two weeks ago. The petition can
be found at the posttfiee.
Mrs. W. F. Perley of Bellows Falls was
an town several days last week looking
after the property Of the estate OF her late
mother, Mrs. Hattie Smith, of which es-
tate Mrs. Perley is executrix.
Deacon F. w. Newcomb. Mrs. A. A.
Brooks, Mrs. Geo, Miller and Rev. j. Hall
Long were delegates from the Bethel
Songl church to the district Sunday
school convention at Gaysvllle Thursday.
The remains Of Mrs. Caroline Kendall
were brought here Monday for interment
which took place at the town cemetery in
pf ]. q. Sargent and Rev. Mr. Garfield Of
Woodstock 1iiiciated.
Charles II. Dwyer of Randolph has
bought of Mrs. Lucy L. TwitchelI the So
called Lorenzo NJ. Atwood farm OF 100
acres formerly owned by the late E. II. .
Twitchell. Mr.. Dryer has already taken
possession and moved his goods.
John NJ. Booth was in Bridgewater the
First Of this week and closed a trade with
the Northeastern Mining Co. for their !
sawmiIi and machinery. He will move !
rt1e same TO his mill in Gilead, where he
expects to do big business in the future
Judge Rowell announced before the
supreme court Tuesday morning that Wal !
SAGE y. Batehelder, who successfully passed
the Law examination last fall. had COM
pleted the requisite three years of study /
and was eligible to admission to the bar. 3