Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-05-10


records. Easy terms.
ID. M. STRONG. Bethel, Vt.
Rose Comb Reds Stock from Thomp-
SON and futile. 10 eggs, 81. ae 3mo
MRs. OLIVER n. BARRows, Bethel, Vt.
+. L. Gibson. expert piano and organ
tuner, will spend the latter half OF May IN
Bethel. Rochester and adjoining towns.
Orders for work may be addressed to him
90 Bethel, VT. wv ae
PoR sALE:-One pair bay horses, well
matched weight 200 lbs. This team IS
sound and right IN every way. Fair driV-
ear ard good workers 2w ae
K. c. CowDREY, Bethel.
For sALr:-Farm Of ii6 acres on X. f.
ID and less than two miles from postotiice.
Nearly new dwelling, costing 5000 Keeps
~ cows and team. Price, $500, OF which
bert can remain on mortgage. ae II
WNMSoN's REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Bethel
Rollin ellison returned Monday from
7Einter's trip to Florida.
Sohn Wallace has returned from Rut-
aaut. and re-entered the employ Of the Z.
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Angel left Wednesday
Ser Boston, where she will make her home
era Iilg future.
s. r. Lyman was called to Bellows Falls
Wednesday by the illness OF his daughter,
Sits q. II. Dyke.
a. r. Heath, who has been in falling
auHlth for some time, IS reported 10 be IN
= very critical condition.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
WEstof'cG addressed TO Martin Mcdonald,
Euuk Beruau, Thomas DOwney.
Roy. J.. W. Miller is keeping house in
tht dwelling OF Mrs. Martha A. Gushing
aud Mrs. Cushing is boarding with him,
Mrs Ice Osgood, who has been with
Mrs. &. l.. Sanders during the winter, left
saturday for her home at Belchertown,
Macs.
IA. $. Williamson has rented the farm
awasd by l.. a. Rood on the Haysvllle
gQRd for year and will take possession
ths month.
Edmond E. Cushman has been APP
lao5Rued fish and game warden by State
Commissioner Thomas, with the Jurlsdlc-
sion OF the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis l.. Fish were called
20 Ira Thursday Of last week by telegram
announcing the serious Illness OF the Ia
Fhor of Mr.. Fish.
A letter from VIII q. Ellis states that he
has secured a position at the town school
on Thompsons Island in Boston Harbor
under Supt. Bradley.
DR.. r. NJ. Chase was absent the first Of
The week al Plymouth, n. H., where he
gave a clinic TuosdBy before the New
Hampshire Dental association.
J. s. Young, with a gang OF men, began
work last week on the opening up OF the
granite uuarres IN the vicinity OF the
farm OF Mrs. Mary A. Quimby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 9. Rice started Sat-
urday for a two weeks' trip visiting their
sen. Earl kice, and other relatives at
Stoneham, Mass, and vicinity.
z. ]. Fassett is engaged in grading the
H'orchard lot" near the Harrington cream
Ury aud has men at work moving TO this
R0g the house bought Of w. g. Shaw.
Miss Ida Warner, daughter Of Rev.
Wdmon Warner, former pastor OF the
Bethel Congl church. is a member OF the
graduating class this year at Barton
scadomy.
TIE baseball team Of the whitcomb
High school went to Woodstock Satur-
day and crossed bats with the high school
nine there. The Bethel boys won by a
score OF - to-.
Directors Z. A. Davis and j. o. Belknap
90 the National White River bank were
in Boston last week examining into the
matter OF vault and furniture for the
new bank building.
George A. Blossom, who has conducted
"a meat market ia the Bethel Tavern block
has flied a petition IN bankruptcy. His
debts amount TO s263, assets sl43, OF
which $50 are claimed exempt.
Mrs. ID. r. Dyke has received from Mrs.
Watson J. Flagg OF Miller, Neb., peach,
apple, crab, cherry, straw berry and cur
rant blossoms, the products fresh this sea
son from the flagg home farm.
Robert Davis Of Hanover presched at
thc CongI church last Sunday. MIR.
Davis is a son OF the late Rev. W. +.
Davis and a nephew Of =. a. Davis Of
Bethel. He is az present secretary Of the
n. M. G. A. and Instructor at Dartmouth
college.
A large delegation OF the local Masonic
body went ny special train Thursday
evening q last week TO stockbridge to
attend the seventeen birthday parry Of
Martin L Wymsu, Mr.. Wyman being q
past grand master Of White River Lodge.
No. go, r. and A. M.
Grant n. Hartshorn OF Concord, n. b.,
VINO had purchased the farm % Mrs Lois
AJAX In the western part q the town, was
GFre Tuesday and made arrangement
with AIrs. Xix 60 take the farm back. II
Is understood that Mrs. Hartshorn OBJ
itcts 30 living in the country.
a letter from Frsnk Lyman. Jr.. who is
located 90 Pomona iu 50-thgrn California,
near os Angeles. and 900 miles from san
Eraueisca. states that only a slight trem-
AHg Hus experienced 81 Los Angeles and
vicinity. and no damage at ali done. The
reports Of great damage done Ina that Et-
.asultE are characterized as harmful men
lzri5gs, vicious and bunco game"
william n. Fisher lost and found bis
horse in the following manner last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Fisher attended q dance at
the Barnard town ball and the horse,
Hefug considered q calm, sedate beast,
lut much attention was paid 10 fastening
Aim The bride was left on and hitch
rsgpe tied 90 the bride. Mr.. Fisher got
Euady 10 20 home at the usual hour, but
Ean horse was missing. The bride ana
Tires were near hy. but no trace OF The
horse. The Fishers procured transporta-
4Eon home and rather expected TO fad
Gbsrr horse home before them, bot did