Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-11-22
Bethel Local intelligence.
Guy wnsos. Loeal Editor.

the MeKsusgfy Farm, KATE ", Eiils, as
FOR sAIE,-Thrrr two-yeaF-old heliers
and three Yeafliug Eeiiarsr 20 &c
IA, MAYO, R1yaiJou, Bethel X, i, D.
sewing machines, NtN Home aud other
makes; sli Ups = down and q . month,
Write ior catalogue and prices
ID. ~. STRONG, Bethel, VI
sicmeaa dosing wall not cure cataTh
Breathe iiFumei ana 10 germ kilitng AIR
will cure the disease, Victor Grant %
Bethel sells on guarantee, &c
We are Iua position 90 pay the highest
prices Tor calf skins, lamb skins, sheep
peits, turs Of all kinds fox, coon, skunk,
mink, muskrat, and SO forth also old iron,
brass, copper, rubber, lead, aud all KINDS
Of Junk. II interested, call or write FISH
ER q ABHurT, Taunery once, Bethel, "a In
A son was born Nov. 10Th To Mr., and
Mrs. Eugene A. Fisher OF Church street.
Mrs. laura Cady went to Waterbury last
week 20 visit her daughter, Mrs. W. A.
Woods.
C.H. Ktdder has been confined to the
house the past week With q severe attack
oig,ip,
Frank O. Roberts was called To Qaechee
Tuesday by the serious illness Of his
sister.
Miss A. VI. Lsary OF Jericho has en-
tered The employ 90 The T.. e.. Fish Go.
as stenogapher.
Quite q number % the local Odd
Fellows went q Windsor today to attend
g meeting % district Nos
Mr.. S. q. Bent aud Misses Eva and
Ruth Benz left Wednesday for a visit 10
friends 90 Cambridge, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Moves OF Pleas
week OF Mrs J. A. Graham, their cousin.
Mrs. John Bowdilch and daughter,
Jean, % Shelter Island, y. Y, have been
spending few days at +, +, Cushman's.
Henry Upper and George Dayi, went
to Boston saturday TO witness the foot
ball game between Harvard and Dart
mouth.
The drama, "BrookdRle Farm" will be
repeated at Gaysville next Wednesday
evening, Nov, ~, for the benefit OF the Y.
NJ. e, 4.
Hugh Phillips Of Montpelier, adj
juster for the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., vas IN town Monday
adjusting the loss OF ID. W. Bliss.
Rev. }. Hall Long has decided to remain
In Vermont and consequently has de-
clined the call to Chicago mentioned In
last week issue OF the COURIER.
George b. Chase has accepted an excel
lent position with the General Electric
company Of Harrison, \. j., secured
through Hapgoods OF New York.
Frank NJ Wilson has sold to his sister,
Mrs VIII Dart, the farm on upper Camp
brook, known rs the Samuel Wilson
farm, and containing about one hundred
acres.
There is unclaimed mail matter at the
Bethel postoitice addressed to Mr.. Peter
Gallagher, Mr.. John B Leach, Hiram A.
Penn. Melba A. Pierce, Dan Peterson,
Miss II. f. Williams.
William A. Cole has leased of II. II.
Howard OF Randolph for a period Of three
wears the Lewis Fish farm on the Ran
dolph road, now occupied by Omer H.
Rogers Mr.. Cole takes possession next
March
The LltChfeld Trio was the second en-
tertainuent in the Library course last
Tuesday evening. Neil litchtield certainly
has the most contagious laugh possible
Mrs Lltchtield was especially pleasing in
her violin music.
The ladies Of the Unversalist church
will hold a food sale saturday, Nov. "a
from to 5 D. m, at Cushing hall. Orders
may be left with the committee, Mrs.
O. =. Norihrup, Mrs. o. ID. Greene, Mrs
l.. NJ Heath. Mrs Oliver Barrows and
Mrs f. l.. Martin.
ID. w. Bliss had an escape from serious
hre Thursday morning OF last week.
lire caught from some unexplained reason
under the roof and was burning quite
brskly when discovered by Mr.Bliss Mr.
Bliss Is insured in the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. Of Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn T. Chadwick were
called TO Windsor Tuesday by the death
OF Mrs Henry J. Noble, a former resident
of Bethel who died at Windsor the day be-
fore. Mrs. Noble is survived by a hus-
band and twO-weeks-old daughter. The
remains were taken Wednesday to her
former home in Canada for interment
The yard Of the c. V. railway is assum-
ing some shape and marks a considerable
Improvement over the old one. The cattle
yard has seen shifted to the site OF the
Bradley Fertile T Co. = store house, which
has been moved to the rear A bank wall
Is being built 10 the rear OF the properties
OF George !. Abbott, W. NJ. Fisher and the
Bethel Tavern.
Eugene Croisseant Of Christian hill has
been critically i'll with what is considered
70 be lead poisoning caused IN the follow
ing manner He had used a piece OF lead
pipe IN syphOnng some cider from one
barrel to another and it lay where il was
knocked off into the barrel, from which
Mr.. Cfoisseant was taking bus supply OF
cider. This was not noticed until Mr.
Croisscant's sickness developed symptoms
OF lead poisoning, when a search was
made for the cause.
The Landmark OF last week contains
the following fiattering notice OF work
done by the Bethel lodge THE eleventh
annual meeting OF the Rebekahs OF dis
trict No was held Friday evening. Nov.
9TH at Gates opera house. AT 80 a
banquet was served by the members OF
Fidelity lodge, No 2S, and at 7 80 the
meeting opened in form at the opera
house. The comforting OF the Rebekah
degree was by Home lodge, No. 10, of
Bethel, aud the impressive manner in
which the work was done brought forth
expressions OF the warmest praise from
all present. Miss Mabel Gleason OF Rut-
land, president Of the state assembly, was
present and addressed the meeting. After
the exercises at the opera house, lunch
was served at Odd Fellows hall. A large
attendance made the meeting one OF the
most profitable ever held in the district -.
Give children remedy with a pleasant
taste. Don't force unpleasant medici0c