Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-07
Bethel Local intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

GUY w lll-oMs LOGhl i4AAA0Ls
second-han organs and sewing ma
chimes to rent. ae Il ID. NJ. STRONG.
WANTED: Help in sawmill. Address
L. H. Paige, stock bridge Common. 2wae
All kinds Of talking machines and
records. Easy terms.
Rose Comb Reds. Stock from Thomp-
son and futile. 10 eggs, Fl. ae 3mo
Mrs. OLIVER n. BARRows, Bethel, Vt.
1904 Stanley auto for sale. In perfect
running order, equipped with lamps
horn, electric gauge, lights, two extra
shoes. three inner tubes, full set tools and
Jack, etc. Machine is in paint shop at
present time 4Wks ae
l.. T.. BILLINGS, Bethel, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Maxham spent sun
day with relatives az Royalton.
Kenneth, young son Of Mr. and Mrs. I
Alton r. Billiard, is seriously Ill with
pneumonia.
The selectmen have appointed Appleton .
j, Mcintosh sexton Of the cemetery in
Bethel Gileld.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ellis Of Mortified .
have come 10 reside with their daughter,
Mrs. John L. Rogers.
Edward Buxton Of Rochester has en- I
tered the employ OF Brooks Washburn
8s clerk In their store.
Mrs. Hattie Dean Rogers has lately been
granted q copyright on a piece Of vocal
music, "My Dear Old Home
William Erwin bay and Eta Hunt. both .
OF Lebanon, n. H., we're married at Be hel .
Monday by Rev G. f. Fortler
Mrs. w. c. Clifford and two children .
left Sunday for q two weeks visit 10 her
former home at Cape Roster, Me.
DR.. l.. NJ. Greene is attending the meet
ings OF the American Medical association .
and U. 5. pension surgeons in Boston this
week.
A. NJ. Wallace OF Hartford, Conn. ar
rived la town last week and is stopping
with his relatives + e. Wallace and f. e.
Wallace.
Herbert l.. Abbey, son Of Herbert +.
Abbey, was married May 18th by Rev. Y.
NJ, Fowler OF Randolph to Mary Silver,
adopted daughter OF George C. Hatch.
Miss Gladys Clough, a member OF the
graduating class OF the Whtcomb High
school, was taken seriously sick Sunday
night with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs Harry G. DAILY Of Hurri-
cane Island, Me, arrived last week to visit
their aunt, Mrs. W. II Robbins, at Nes-
tledown Cottage Lake Ansel. +;
Miss Carrie FELTON, returned last week
from New York, where she has been
spending the winter, and is stopping with
her brother, Rev. b. +. FELTON,.
W.B. e. stckney, John J. Wilson ana
Wallace N Batchelder are attending court
at Woodstock, which began Tuesday.
The jurymen drawn from Bethel are r. j.
Flint, grand jury; t. r. FELTON, and X. s.
Adams on the petit jury, who are all In at
tendance.
Whitcomb High was defeated 40 North
field Saturday by Mortified High, the
score standing 4 to 0. The Bethel boys
put up rafting good game tin the end of
the eighth inning, the score then standing
Z to 0, but a few costly errors piled up
esrae more scores against them.
A. Lee Cady, 5. NJ. Washburn and NJ. A.
Moody, Republican town committee, have ,
issued a call for Republican town caucus
TO be held IN the Town hall next Saturday, !
June =, at p. m, 70 elect three delegntes ;
70 the state convention, three delegates 10
the congressional convention and TO elect
a town committee for two years. ;
The selectmen were called out Saturday i
10 the quarry to consider the question OF
suitable facilities for the Woodbury. Gran q
tie Co. 10 get their stone from the quarry
upon the main road aud met w. {. Cliff |
ford, manager Of the Wood bury company. {
Since the building Of the Bethel Granite e
Rwy., the Woodbury. company has been j
seriously Inconvenience for an outlet e
Nothing final was determined upon at sat /
urday's conference. 4
The daily press OF June contains an ac- !
count Of the death OF o. II. Burnham, well \
known IN this vicinity, as follows:-
: HARTFORD, Ct, May 81, 1860. H.
Burnham, the veteran driver who sustained
a broken collarbone in an accident during
the trottng races at Moore Park yester- ,
day, died today While driving Maud
I)arit in the 2:35 event the horse fell and ,
Mr. Burnham was thrown out, landing on
bis head lie was 90 years old"
Tony Patrilla went to Boston last week 7
70 meet his intended bride, Miss Marie
Ghambe, Of Little Rome, Italy, who had y
Just arrived with Miss Pippanelle Patrilla
OF the same place and sister OF Tony. Tbs !
parties were married on board ship pur
suant 10 the regulations OF the immigrant .
Office and the party arrived In Bethel last
saturday. The marriage occurred on
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Patrilla have a