Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-28
Bethel Local Intelligence.
Gun WnsoN. Local Editor.

weigh lN8 los. " AMOS IkANIfI.
WAITED Hen manure; must be free
from al foreign substance. ae q
+. {. FISHER Co., Bethel, VI.
H0RsEs FoR SALE: "A pair OF WELL
matched black Morgan colts, two and
three years old, full brother and sister,
kind and gentle and make a handsome
team. Sta MRs. W. Z. LATTTMER. Bethel.
Owing 70 IN health Of owner, the ID. NJ.
Xix fHrm IN west part part Of town must
= sold. Contains about 100 acres OF fertile
soil A nearly new house costing $500 ON
il, also q 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, Pem-
broke. n. H., care Truman Gibson. aett
Mister Kenneth Wallace is sick with the
measles.
Mr.. Mary Hodgkins has returned from
marx e with her stock OF new goods.
Mr.. George NJ. Miller is visiting rela-
tives a Hanson and Rrockton, Mass.
r. q Klmball Of Burlington paid visit
g. bis broi her, g, II. ktmaall, last week
Dr @. &. r. sparhawk OF Burlington
visited over sunday his sister, Mrs. q. +.
Graham.
Mrs Fannie Howard o. Royalton has
enie I'd the employ Of Brooks & Wash
CUR a. clerk I'D lhetr store
n = Irene Cushing entertained party
81 Young friends Monday evening in hon
e. q her seventh birthday
TIE Young people Of River street gave
Jack o-lantern parade, fifteen members
strong, last Friday evening.
Mss. Della Putnam arrived last week
fraa Berkely Mass, and will spend the
winter with Mrs. W. e. Davis.
Fred Olmsted Is IN northern New York
this week, going there to drive back
tean purchase hy +. o, Roberts.
Mrs. Hattie Davis went last week to yis-
g hr son. B. Il. Davis, railway mail clerk,
aith headquarters at Portsmouth, n. H.
Mrs. Julia Berry Of Bradford. Mass,
huo Mrs J. VI. Gabrielle OF Randolph
Nefe visitors at I. A. Chadwick's last
Friday.
u arren r. Preston has the frame COW
ere for a new house that he is building 10
replace The one burned on the o. ID. Wood
prt misses.
Nathan w illiams came up from Derry,
81 i., the first Of the week and moved his
hos sehold goods there where he has per-
ma ent employment.
The eyes and ears OF the pupils OF the
vi iteomb High school are being exam
inei in accordance with the act passed by
tn legislature Of 1904.
Aionzo Woodwork, who had been liv-
ina on the james Freelan farm near the
esi ter Of he town, has moved temporarily
he K 10 North Royalton TO run his cider
mill.
afrs. William Downing OF Baltimore,
No returned home Monday after an ex-
tended visit to her uncle, r. j. Flint, of
tbs town and other relatives in this
ViE Unity.
slrs. Porley spaulding started Saturday
FaeTs Aaa IA
~ j.. after spending several weeks with
E. 3 spauiding aud other relatives in this
Flainty,
Mrs, X. NJ. Chase, who is the promoter
81 ho sacred eantata to be given Oct. 18th,
hn secured Wilder's orchestra TO accom-
naaY the music and give special selections
during the evening
rank D. Hunt Of Chippewa Falls,
w. visited friends in this vicinity on
BIZ way home from Massachusetts,. Mr..
Hunt b. a native Of Brandon, VT, and
married Mary, daughter Of the late Myron
3 rnott.
Twelve cars Of ties were received here
3 Il week for use on the Bethel Granite
r. .lWa4. Bach car contained about four
nurtd ties. Eighteen ties are laid to
one rail aud there are 176 rails IN a mile,
hat It takes about 3l6S ties TO mile Of
= broad.
The house that Mrs. Lucy Benedict is
3 ildiug near the granite quarry seems to
soduce more than its share Of accidents.
Last month Alfred Stevens had his leg
baoken by a stone from a nearby blast on
tHe new railroad, and last week Alien
: euner broke his hand by a fall from the.
> eond story.
Peter OfCOnnell was taken sick last Fri
G4y aud was considered the first Of this
j aek % be Ia very serious condition, on
a I. - a a .,
esal weakness OF his system. He has been
suffering for some time with q kidney
trouble. aud last week was taken with the
Enp. followed saturday by a shock. His
daughter, Mrs. O'Rourke, was summoned
irom Boston.
While Clarence Kempton and Arthur
Wilcox we're driving on River street Satur-
HaV. they ran into pile Of sand left BY the
E0urrHieFs and the vehicle was tipped over
and the men thrown out Mr.. kempton,
DO vas driving, retained control Of the
anrse aud WAS not seriously injured. Mr.
Wilcox suffered a broken leg and viii be
aid ap Tor quite q while.
The +. b Ellis Granite Co. is drawing TO
his station from its quarry for use in the
Washington railroad station some fine
tone Il very handsome piece was drawn
ast week by a team OF twelve horses.
When finished Il viii give stone nine
sesi and a half long. six feet and half
side and : foot and nine inches thick. Il
destined for 4 suandrell 10 set over an
autrance and will be ornamented with a
anat Of arms,
Asa result az a fracas last Saturday
1Eeht. 3 session Of the police court, r. J.
FLINT Justice. was held Monday morning
ind Tor breaking the peace William b.
8raaks Vas ined $ and costs, amounting
Is Is T0 and John Wood = and costs,
amounting 20 500. a warrant was out
'1r the arrest % Oscar Recor, but Mr..
aeror found be had business etswhere and
enuId not s. located. All these men were
muloyed ~ Mr.. Tlton on the concreting
ab.
ri W. Laayitt, who makes his headquar-
ssrs here. tauAnting be a. A. Soper house,
md who follows the fairs as q business,
sat into trouble at Mortified last week,
= herr BE- vas running a tent show on
IRE fair grounds, he was arrested Ihur4-
4av morning on q warrant charged with
eeeuing liquor with intent to sell. Ii was
found hy Chief Of Police Hutchinson that
two barrels Of bottled liquor had been
skf-sr.oa - Tnagitt and armed with q