Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-05
Bethel Local intelligence,
CRY WILSON. Local Editor.

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HORSES FOR SALE. "A pair OF we'll
matched black Morgan colts, two and
three-years old, full brother and sister,
kind and gentle and make handsoHle
team. 3tm MRS. W. C. LATTIMER. Bethel.
Owing to III health Of owner, the ID. NJ
Xix farm IN west part part Of town must
be sold. Contains about 100 acres OF fertile
soil. A nearly new house costing $500 on
IL, also a fine orchard OF grated fruit yield
ing several hundred bushels in average
years For further particulars call on Guy
Wilson OF write Mrs. Lois A. Xix, Penn
broke, n. H., care Truman ellison aett
S. e. Durham has been quite IN the past
week.
Guy Young is at home this week from
AthOi, Mass.
Mrs. Lizzie Mudgett is spending the
week with relatives in Montpelier.
George b. Chase entered last week the
medical department Of Tufts college.
q. ". Topper was in Penacook, n. H.,
Sunday with bis sister, Mrs. i. p. Holden.
Truman B. Martin Of Rochester spent
several days last week with ais son, Frank
l.. Martin.
Miss Kate Davis has left The employ of
Mrs. sarah Sturteyant and is stopping
with L. y. Davis.
Miss Nellie Davis has gone to Spring
field, Mass, where she will spend month
with relatives.
Dr. Ransom Greene and Mrs. Greene of
lowell Mass are visiting At the home OF
DR.. %. ID. Greene.
Paul Holden Of Concord called on
friends in town this week, coming here by
his automobile.
Mrs. g. S. Wright has been Ia Brattie-
bof0 the past week visiting her parents
and attending fair
Mrs. ID. Lynn Chadwick was called to
Montpelier Sunday by the illness Of her
father, Hon. J, NJ. Fisher.
Miss Martha Mills Of stockbridge has
been a recent visitor at the home Of her
cousin, Mrs. S. l.. Gillette.
Mrs. Elva Fits and daughter, Dorothy, +.
Of Fitchburg, Mass, were with her sister.
Mrs. II. C. Rice, last week.
Mrs. ]. G. Burnett is in Detroit, Mich, 1
called there by the critical illness OF Rob- I
urt Miller, her brother-in-law
Mrs p, n. Miller, Jr., and two children |
Of Melrose Mass, are guests this week at
Henry Miller's on Church street.
Christopher r. Noble was called to liver /
ton, p. O., Wednesday by word that his /
brother, Edward, was seriously i'll,
w. II. Britton, Jr., former bookkeeper /.
Tor T.. G. Fisher Co., renewed old acqualnt- 4
snces iu town the first Of the week.
Mrs. a. J. Sturgeon left last Saturday 10
join her husband, who has found employ /
ment at the Milford, Mass, granite sheds. I
A communication OF White River Lodge, {
No. 90, Il. ~ A NJ, win be held Thursday, /
Oct. 18th, when the first degree will be 7
worked
Mr.. and Mrs. Strack OF Rochester Wis
tied over Sunday their daughter, Miss
Estella strack, u teacher in the Whtcomb .
High school.
Mrs Edison Holbrook died Monday at
White River Junction after a long illness. /
The funeral services were held Nednes- I
day, Rev. J. W, Miller officiating.
While walking across the floor, Mrs. ]
Frank III, thamherlin had the misfortune
lately to catch her toe on a rug and fan to
the Auor, breaking her arm and spanning
her wrist.
Nat A. Dustin lost valuable horse /
Tuesday. lie was working near the gravel I.
pit when q stone rolled down aud broke .
thc horses leg, nccessitating the killing of /.
The auimaL
Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. Gillette took
"trip TO The southern part Of the state last .
week, Mrs. Gillette visiting friends az Bel
lows Falls and Mr. Gillette his father, 4. .
D. Gillette, al Brattleboro.
Mrs Julius Lane is confined 10 the bed I.
from the result 81 an accident happening
last Saturday. She was walking in the
dark outside her dwelling when she fell
into ditch, quite badly iniuring her hip. /.
The intermediate department Of the
Whitc0mb High school was closed Tues
day on account Of the illness OF the teach
or, Miss Carrie Curtis, nth the prevailing
distemper, supposed TO be a tolm Of grip.
Mrs. NJ. =. Ha rington and Mrs C. y.
Gushing left last Friday for Philadelphia
20 attend The wedding OF Or. Jennings and
Miss Emma Winter, daughter OF 4. II.
Winter, Uf Germantown, - hiCh occurred
Oct. g..
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
pOstofliCe addressed TO Clayton r. Blythe
(care W. r. Wallace, Carl II, MsXley, Mr..
Vivian $ Qumby, Miss Helen Marion
Smith, John Savage and Webster aud
Sanders.
j. q. Sberhuruo who has been spending
the summer studying law at the office OF
Hunton q Stcsney, sailed for England
last Saturday 10 resume his studies at Ok
ford university, where he holds a Rhodes
scholarship.
Putnam received second premium in
The stallion class for his horse, Alexander.
az the Windsor county fair 90 Woodstock
Hast week aud first premium for four-vear-
p
premium for yearlings.
Robert e. Burnett and his cousin, Ed
ward Miller, have embarked ia the busi-
ness OF keeping registered Jersey stock ON
the Burnett farm in this town. They have
secured tour COWS from the herd Of Reu-
ben Newton iu pomffgt,
Miss AuBa Wallace was az home over
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Wallace, leaving Monday Tor Mont
p1lier, where she remained during the
celebration aud then sent 20 Bratuebdro,
where she has a position a. q teudaut al
the ssYiuE.
Arthur Wilcox, who was injured last
Neck ny being thrown Gus in an accident
on River street, h8s brought suit against
-. D TtUu, tbt concrete contractor.
alleging negligence in leaving in the road
pile Of sand aud thus causing the aeeI-
GENT. bswErss 90 tlI3l are claimed.
Sanse rFaffs big stones cnHunus % be
dra~u tHuu Zoe granite quHrfia-. ~atslr-
sisF, thr as aa ugrg o.. pa4lad ia a tf5t-t-
tnn Stone tn re used G tine office uuiitiug
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