Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-29
Bethel Local intelligence.
co MILsoN. Loeal EdItor.

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eral hnusework In a small tSmiy,
good ehanee t9r lne ''sn{ p sWI, So,6",
~ - 90
sewing machines, New home anu other
makes; tl1 npi = aoNh anu :" uloH'n'
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49, va "a ''''N'' ''''",'' 80
sooa many people are uslns ii4u ,i'..'
tncs, JAYS II - .i' um'' ~, ,'1',r ,',,,,
tnI V".al,h ~ N"'Iv 20" Nv T.1 49, VtrtnS,
tiran, bas the local agency. ne
~. Il, =, ,o,. the HIGHEST
W. are " w Pusl,,'" i" Ky s''o 49,,
paits tnrs ofaltEindsI foy. c,on. skunk.
mink muskrat. and 40 forth:also old iron,
brass cnrrrr. rubber. lead. and all kinds
Of junk. IL Interested, call or write FISH
ER ~ ABBOTT, Iannery Office, Bethel, r I'm
Perrin Pady is visiting friends at Moot
p.icr and vicinity.
n W..bi,prp wont IN Roston SUNDAY
To- purchase new goods.
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ana NJ ,V"st,,. Ni,l..,
A. eir..,aaf I.r,r,l.b,r, is visiting
1'...-r'.. NJ. A. Il.sli4,,,.
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I'M MN. Ias, ,es
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Jon" " "'''.t " '' nue. MY, jun
tloh "uFNiuS Tor lht STANDARD otl To-
H. D. tI'nt has been appointed alhl'hls-
razor Oh 'Hv estate ~ '"' i7'e IT, IT, NJ
''vt"e'
Edwin aud Mark Rty were called to
.s'''' w "'''''' '''' '"''''' VI
va, ana D." rs, j a , n""N'h Su'et1nH.-
ca iaSt W,.N Kisses LIMA ana May Ohau-
w.
Mar''h l.. hlddtr arrived from Boston
ana Is hs7l0lIng IN lhe Woik at the Office OF
inc helh-l iFlht'hE 60.
X; scott Adams was in Boston las!
MvtA 'u'A,"E "t'tI NaI''tihaa s'och OF
watches, CLOCKS ana JeWeIfy'
Mrs. Lois I}lX and William have been
spending few day. with her son. LYMAN.
ana DINER trends IA Randolph
Mr.. and Mrs. $. f. Lyman are at
Bellows Falls for Thanksgiving with
their daughter, Mrs Delbert Dyke
There - unclai,,ad mail matte. n, ,ha
Bethel postoftice addressed TO Henry b.
Sears, " alter Welch and Fred Warner.
Miss Frances HanIop n taachar In tho
Roxbury publ,c school was the guest
several davs last vyoeL, NJ ,tiss Naber IT,
Mrs. G. A. Marsh and Mrs n w
Robbins entertained a mar ~ ladr
friends n Inn
dred.V
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Dr. v Grena hosIb ofic" ''9 - B pthnI -,
I'm the varancg carsaS h,, 49,, doatG -, h ~
father. Or. l., Al. Greene
Miss Grace Topper is at home from
d lAllhg uanl, Mass Tor tue week, the
aIiiooi W. HiyH i sue lelches being closed
", "',ou''' u ph'uer'a'
w q. Shaw has sold to Josl NJ. Goodell
adwelling and barn and lot on North
i ,a'i street, Immediately adjoining High
'"nu PARK on 'he hoIth SIDE
Mark Loyejoy Of Roya ton CARED from
TINS station last Thursday TO Hon. {. w. !
Writers Of st. Adams fine sucking colt
sired by Robert FaIcOner. The price paid
was SIo''
Henry Tuitle has hired the house of
DR.. otto Y. Greene on Church street and |
will move there at once Dr. Greene has
gone to reside with his mother, Mrs. l.. |
M. Greene,
Dr e n ctoarrs ~ so,,th p1,.,,..,, ,.,.
recently called to this town by the Stand |
ard OH Co. to attend one of their horses |
taken seriously i'll and which has row /
fully recovered.
Mrs. Mary ~ HINT Of pas+ pa,ha, A..
Nov DIN ~ cerahraI oor'io,,', 'i,vr GiI ~
vaare M d.,aa-,3 49, pSeu %
Nathaniel and Abigail Brown Rnss anal
was born in RoyalTon
Mrs Amanda ,t,r,o md .,..,,,...-,.--
GiaJys Co. 1901 90 a.u BtShuuauBh ltr'
Ta,ysII Me- VIZ h i'St ln !lif, TO
se,,arai hSte lney VIII Spend
ngtn, Go,o,btor ~, H Ne Shalles H. HOBS
Poon'or ,,oatt,,., -, p % ,ol'e,
,,oyt " h'Si"s quar- grange
nrog,orn ~ Soi, oo'nins N soo1 literary
fti,,I57,a a',' tt nei"E P+epatgu' our Fafm
1910 - ~" ~ hlaNe mem More At
II''o' - 'ne SUBJECT ol one paper
White River Valley Pomona grange will
hoiu ~ meeting IN ooulh koyalton Satur-
ia 49, a. tpL tne BIENNIAL election OF
,,tr,,, anu ptner necessary business, to
Lor. "a, a. - d. "a AH Folhoha mem
"eIa '"he not'oe anu Try TO De present
Miss Mary Il. Waller received tele-
gram Saturday from Little, Brown & Co.,
publishers OF her new book, Through the
Gates of the Netherlands" that the first
edition was entirely sold and preparations
were pelng maze Tor the Issuing of the
seSonu eull'oh'
c. d. Gushing made a trip to Gilead
Sunday. His outward Journey was made
In his automobile in the morning. After
dark he was seen coming home with We.
hicle drawn by horses. Mr. Cushing claims
that he had a good reason tor changing