Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-03
Bethel Local intelligence,
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

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Single Comb Red eggs for Matching, Be.
each. mo ae MRS. +. b. MAXHAM, Bethel
All kinds Of talking machines and
records. Easy terms.
Rose Comb Reds. stock from Thomp-
son aud futile. 10 eggs, 81. ae 3mo
Mas. OLIVER y. BARRoWs, Bethel, Vt.
FOR SALE:-Farm OF 116 acres on r. f.
D. and less than two miles from postoiiice.
Nearly new dwelling, costing 5000. Keeps
j. cows and team. Price, $500, of which
part can remain on mortgage. ae u
WILSON'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Bethel
FoR Satellite well-known jeremiah
Morse farm, q miles from Bethel village
on good river road 80 acres. In high state
OF cultivation; buildings in tirst-class con-
dition; with or without stock; untailing
water supply, house and barn. Part Of
price may remain on mortgage.
Nv ae F. w. EATON, Bethel
John Wallace was in Pittsford last
week.
CIR. Noble went to New York on bust
ness Monday.
Miss Hala Havev is teaching school IN
the Ranney district ia Stoukbridge.
. Or. Arthur Freeman Of Chicago is visit
ing bis brother, Dr. Daniel B. Freeman.
Miss Mabel Dyke returned to her duties
Of teaching school al Roxbury Saturday.
son was born April 18th to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana w. Washburl Of Bethel Gilead.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. W. Davis went to Man
chester Tuesday to visit relatives of Mrs.
Davis,
DO Washburn has moved from the z.
r. Boutwell, house on River street to
Randolph,
Mrs. Frank N. Wilson and daughter
Marie, left Monday to visit her former
home at Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs. Elva Fits Of Fitchburg, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. c. Rice, and
other relat YES in this vicinity.
The Bethel baseball kids went 10 Ran
dUlph Saturday to play ball with the
Randolphs and came home defeated.
Robert Middleton OF Rochester has
moved into the lower tenement in the
house Of Z. ). Paine and will work in the
tannety.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Remission have
gone 10 Fitzwiuiam to reside, where Mr..
Remission will follow his occupation OF
stOaeCutter. N
Mrs. Blanche Abbott, with her two
sons, Roderick and Stratton, OF Pompton,
y. J., made a short visit last week TO her
father, DR.. o. b. Freeman.
Wallace n. Batchelder opened his new
law office in MOody's block Tuesday, May
let. His relations with the law firm Of |
Huu,on d stickueY viii be the same as
heretofore.
George b. Doe has moved from Hart !
well Fiat TO the house OF Ars. Roy Per- I
sons and viii occupy the tenement for |
merly occupied by 4. A. Campbell, who 4
has moved to Randolph.
Louis II. Whitney has bought the prem /
FEH faF Ilf4 Am off TO- an %
westerly side Of North Main street. Mr. /
Whitney buys for occupancy, aud after 4
some repairs viii move ia.
The listers have finished taking the |
lists, and the abstract Of the individual l
lists is completed snd open for inspection 1
OF the tax payers. The listers met at the
town clerks office Tuesday, May LIST, TO |
hear grievances.
Mrs. James Il. Young and son, Maurice,
arrived from California Friday afternoon. /
5. r. Lyman and Mrs. Lyman came the
night before. The Lymaus were in Utah 1
The day OF the great earthquake and did /
not feel the shock at all.
F.. N. Young and David Dyke are en-
gagged in carpenter work on the Sargent /
block, fitting off rooms in the basement /
on the corner facing the railroad and the |
depot, which, when completed, will be 4
occupied by f. Scott Blossom.
John r. Mahoney. a quarryman, and /
Mrs, Philomena Buch of Potsdam, n. ", I
were married April 25th at the home OF
Mrs. w. A. Root, daughter OF the bride. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney left Saturday for /
Potsdam, by way Of Bellows Falls.
Grant K. Hartshorn OF Boston was In /
town Wednesday to complete the purchase
Oi the farm which he has bought Of Mrs. /
Lois Rix, situated in the western part OF
the town. Mr.. Hartshorn buys for occu- /
80 md fs-r Errffa "a rnn
soon.
Charles c. Wilson was at home over 1
Sunday on his way back from Lewiston, I
Me, where he took part "Wednesday OF
last week in the second annual debate be- 1
tween the University OF Vermont and 1
Bates college. The subject discussed was
the government control OF railroad rates. 1
Alonzo Spooner received last week from
the pension department duplicate check 4
for g to take the place OF the one that he .
inadvertently used for shaving paper and |
then burned up last October. Before the \
department would issue a duplicate, il re-
quired him to wait six months and file an
Indemnity bond OF Sl00.
W. ID. Allard. a former Bethel resident,
died At the Waterbury asylum April 18th,
aged = years. He was convicted at the
December term OF Windsor county court .
OF mauslauEhter in killing Thomas Nc
COrm8ck aud sentenced for life. tie de-
vel1ped signs u insanity and was taken TO
Waterbury for observation.
The listers report that the political afil-
Istion slips have been pretty generally
signed Thee have been a98 voters Who
hare Indicated thst they expect TO act
with the Republican party, "a with the
Democratic and one P0pulist. Those who
have not signed slips may do so on or be-
fore May 10Th. Blank slips can be pro
cured az the town clerks Office
. N Is Nancy Townsend, who IS making
her home with Alonzo Spooner, passed
her 95th birthday April 18th. Miss Town
send was born on the farm nov occupied
by Walter English in Bethel Gilead, and
"a A. the daughter Of Rice Townsend, one
Of the early settlers Of Bethel. She retains
her meutal and physical abilities 70 q Won
deriul degree and easily reads without
Eissses.
The people Of Bethel were greatly \
shocked 20 learn Of the death Of Clarence 4