Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-18
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY wrtsOS, Local Editor,
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u, NJ, STRONG, Bethel, VI.
FoR sALE:-TNo dwellings IN Bethel
vIIlase az folloWs:-ist. Home place Of
about one acre with cling and barn,
House ia hrst-elass condition, one aud
one halt story and ell, with piazza aud
bay window, Has electric lights. Never
tnh8g water supply, one Of the best
sites M Bethel village and several building
lots can be SOLD FROM the premises without
damage To the dwelling. "a. The So
called Jackson house, situated at the
soul herly end of the village. This prop
erty Is near the stone sheds and Is SURF 10
advance In value, The dwelling is nearly
new and ia first, class condition. IL Is In
a good location for taking boarders from
the stone beds, The premises cannot be
duplicated for s2011, hut $500, will buy Il.
For further information, apply 10 Guy
Wilson, Bethel. ne Nv
Auction Sale,
/ viii sell al public auction Thursday,
Oct %, az IOa. M, rain or shine, at tine
Gushing farm on the stage road between
Bethel aud Barnard, near Ncwcomhytlle,
th. home farm @. about 10 acres. Build
ings are IN fair condition. Farm will
keep two cows and horse Never faililg
water supply. Alsoa lot Of household
furniture, including a new cook stove,
beds, chairs, carpets, Crockery, tiuware,
etc: express wagon, good street ankot,
buHalO robe, about five tons OF No. |
hay, harrow, cultivator, good work bench
with wise, grindstoue, chains, shoyels,
forks, etc. Terms, cash for personal
property. VIII take mortgage for part
price Of real estate. Lunch will be served.
Mrs. :. @. BENT.
BIC. ROGERS, Auctioneer se
r. W. Eaton is recovering from a sick
ness Of two months duration.
Austin lattimer Of Boston is visiting
his mother Mrs, Ellen lattimer.
Mrs. Hattie Coy has been seriously i'll
the past two weeks with gall stones.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. W. Lawton OF Ware,
Mass, spent several days in town last
week.
Rev. J. Hall Long, former pastor Of
the Congl church, was in town over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Reed of East
Lebanon were in town over Sunday with
relatives.
Mrs. }. X. Robin OF California was in
town last week, visiting Miss Clara
Batrows.
Dr. II. W. Holden and Mrs. Holden
were absent last week, visiting relatives
IN Rutland.
Ned Moreland and Miss Annie Delikoff
OF Lansingburg, n. Y, are visiting Mrs
J ohm =. kimball.
Frank /. Reinherdt of Littleton, NH,
has been recent guest OF his sister in
law, Mrs. Il. +, WEIGH.
A daughter, Blanche Avery Henrietta.
was born Oct. 10th to Mr.. and Mrs. +. d.
Tolan Of Christian hill.
The Bethel Y. NJ. c. A. has rented OF
John Wilson portion OF the rooms occu-
pied by him in the Arnold block.
Thomas II, Moore, representative from
Plymouth, was at o. Spaulding's
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Mr., and Mrs. George +. Wyman of East
Wslpole, Mass, have been guests the past
week of q. II. Kimball, father of Mrs.
Wyman.
Miss Grace Upper. who is teaching at
Iyngsborough, Mass, came Friday and
remained with her father, G. II. Upper,
until Sunday.
Principal G.. S. Wright is to be absent
the last OF this week in Middlebury,
attending the annual convention of the
state School Teachers association.
X. Scott Adams was in st. Albans Tues
day and Wednesday as delegate from
Court Blue Hill, No. 1905 to the state high
court of the Independent Order of Forest
ers.
William f.. Sage of Templeton, Mass,
has bought the Ben Bird farm in Lille
vile and will take possession Nov. 1st.
The sale was made through the Strout
Farm agency.
Mrs. David Elphinstone and children
LETT Friday for their former home at
Bryant's Pond, Me. Mr.. Elphinstone,
VINO IL granite cutter, expects to follow
about Christmas.
Fred c. Duford was arrested Wednesday
OF last week charged with breaking the
lock OF Paul Cesaro's cottage at the
quarries and entering. He was fined $40
and costs, amounting to t16 in all.
Hon. f. w. Plaisted, mayor of Augusta.
Me, was in town over Sunday, the guest
oil W, 7, King, Mr.. King also enter
tanned DR.. {. A, Champion and Mrs.
Champion over Sunday. Mrs. Campton
is sister Of Mrs. King.
Mr., and Mrs. Wallace Batchelder and
son, John, went to Saxtons River last
week Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Batchelder's grandfather, Horace
Thompson, whose de0th occurred at
SaXtons River Oct. Sth at the age of 81
years.
Edmunds & Kidder have sold to William
A, Usher of New buryport, Mass, ak
acres OF timber land situated in the south
west part OF Barnard. MIR. Usner has also
bought the mill now run by Edmunds &
Aldder on the Chamberlin farm in Stock
bridge and will move it to his new pur-
chase.
MIR, and Mrs. G. D. Cushing and daugh-
ters, Mary and Ruth, started Tuesday on
an automobile trip. Providence, r. l is
Their first destination aud they will return
10y way OF Boston and Concord. They
took along with them a generous supply
oil pumpkins, squashes and country prod
ace for their city friends
On Tuesday OF last week, c. W. Curtis
was aiken suddenly with severe pain in
the knee Joint. The cause was pronounced
10 be the forming OF blood eliot, and The
trcUbie developed a gangrenous nature
For the safety Of the patient, amputation
Yves decided upon aud was performed by
Drs, Greene Monday. Mr.. Curtis stood
Che shock OF the operation very well, es.
pecially when his advanced age Of 50 wears
Ks considered. Miss Carrie Curtis came
huuie last week from her school at Ian.
caster, N. D., to assist in the care OF her
father.
Indications continue to point to tn,
a. mil ho