Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-19
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

Xix farm tn west part part OF town mus
be sold. Contains about 100 acres Of fertil'
soil A nearly new house costing $500 OF
IL, also fine orchard Of grated fruit yield
ing several hundred bushels in average
years For further particulars call on Guy
Wilson or write Mrs. Lois A. Xix, Penn
broke, N. H., care Truman ellison. aetf
Miss Belle Wynn went to Boston last
week.
Royal Wallace has been sick with tn,
measles.
John Foley and family visited friends in
Hancock last week.
George X. Davis went to Boston Monday
night for a few days.
Hugh Wilson took bicycle trip to New
Hampshire the first OF the week.
Carlton Stevens, who recently moved to
Tunbridge, called on friends in town Sat
urday.
George 4. Pratt OF Burlington was in
town with his father at the Bethel Tavern
last week.
Martin V. Adams OF South Royalton was
the guest last week OF bis sister, Mrs. NJ.
NJ Whpple.
Miss Annie Dutton Of Royalton spent
several days last week with her sister, Mrs.
{. II. Kidder
Mrs. r. x. Hatch went to Keene
Wednesday, called there by the illness Of
grandchild.
Mrs. w. M. Fisher spent several days Of
last and this week with relatives at Ber-
nardston, Mass,
Foster Dana, a carpenter, has come to
Bethel 70 reside with his daughter, Mrs.
Julius Moriarty.
Ransom Morse Of Massachusetts is vis-
iting old friends in this vicinity after an
absence OF ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Perley OF Bellows
Falls were guests last week and the first OF
this at T. A. Chadwick's.
n. b. Hamilton, superintendent for the
l.. 3. Ellis Co., was in New York and
Worcester the first OF the week.
Several from the local lodge attended
the district meeting Of the !. o, o. +. at
Woodstock Wednesday evening.
An auto party OF three machines and
thirteen people came from Barre Sunday
and took dinner at the Bascom House.
G. D. Cushing IS sorrowing over the
death OF one OF his handsome pair of buck
skin horses that be bought of L. A. Davis
last year.
The teams Of the r.. b. Ellis 20. went to
Royalton Saturday 10 assist In the draw
ing OF the big stone for the Joseph Smith
monument.
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visited week with Mrs. @. A. Marsh,
leaving Monday, also Mrs. ID. o. Wash
burn Of Newark, Vt.
George w. wilkins, a former Bethel boy,
but now located at Lebanon, N. H., where
he Is proprietor OF box factory, called on
friends 10 town last week.
Mrs f. b. Markham is intending to en-
gage in the poultry and egg business on a
large scale, and has recently built an ex-
tensiye addition to her hen house.
Rev. J. Hall Long gave an address be-
fore the State c. f.. convention at Rich
mond Wednesday Of last week on the
subject, Evangelism and Missions
MIR. aud Mrs L. NJ. Grout called at n.
u. Leases last Friday on their way from
Boston, where they have been living, to
Waterbury, their home in the future.
J. q. Nolin, who has been working in
the barber shop OF Thos. j. Levere the past
summer, left Saturday for Lvndonville,
where he has secured employment at his
trade.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Ainsworth Of Ded-
ham, Mass, are in town this week Mr.
AlnswoFth Is well known in town, being a
son OF Joseph Ainsworth, a native Of
Belhel
J.. H. Garland Of Marlboro, Mass. a
former resident OF Bethel aud son OF the
late Bernard Garland, is in town this
week on hunting trip and visiting cid
friends.
Tonight, Thursday. occurs the first en-
tertainment IN The library lecture course.
consisting of Garments Italian Boys. who
give FIRST class concert, and Ebert Fo-
land, the humorst.
Mrs. Will Blossom went to Boston last
week, taking with her her mother, Mrs
Agnes Dustin, the latter having recovered
from her recent accident sufficiently to be
able 10 make the journey.
Henry n. Cole OF Royalton hill died
quite Unexpectedly Tuesday morning
lie was veteran Of the Civil war and had
been resident Of Bethel for the past five
years until last spring, when he went to
live with his son on the Mccullough farm
on RoyaltOn hill.
There were two incipient fires in the vii
lsge Monday shortly after noon. both un-
douhtedly caused by sparks from a loco
motive. One was IN the storehouse Of
Topper q Graham and the other on the
roof OF the fBssett block. Both fires were
put out by eNtinguishers.
DIR. G. ChaFI0 Jenkins and wife Of Ger
mantowu, Pa. arrived SATURDAY for a ten
rsyy' visit in this vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. ". NiHiCr arrived October 10th and
were here to greet DIR. Jenkins and his
greg Afh..ttEs ms aEAhlue was
formerly Alss Emma S, Winter.
George Pscur has moved from the tepe-
Tnent house uf Mrs. NJ. ". Arnold To
Worthwhile, y. re-. Joel GoodelI has moved
irfu he tenement house Of ". II. Ed
munds into the tenement vacated bv Mr..
FeC0r. add Frank Cowdcry has moved
from ihE aos-e 81 his brother. r. e. Cow
cesg, suafie1 un The Gaysyille road, into
The hnmuHds house.
Efer vHa hearing Tuesday al the
od.-e q aa =. Wilson before William
itatcheide-, referee, IN tie county court
case % Stores g Washburn against Homer
ltauciss uf Randolph. Toe suit is over
ihz price ui cream separator sol4 bv
Ntnrfs q Mashburu % Douglas. which
Donslss rI7sus 90 have been defective and
accordingly refuses 90 pay for.
t1son Ewery returned Saturday from a
50 weets trip during which be Travelled
nNet parts Uf Maine. New Hampshire.
hass1rhsHetts, Rhode Island. Connection
NeN Nars sud New Jersey. Mr Emery s
object Nas Oh see the country. and be
found hat iu q large part OF his itinerary
BE e'taid make Use uf the trolley line, thus
getting e wider view Of the country and
Incidentally saving quite sum IN fares.
The UOuRlER & asked 10 call attention
60 the fact that the Vermont statutes pro-
vide a iine 81 90 OF imprisonment for 90
usys - both penalties for persons con-
vicied Of destroying or defaCing guide