Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-04-04
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

GUY WILSON, Local Editor.
Pianos and organs TO rent, ID. NJ. STRONG.
Victor, Edison and Columbia records at
Stroag's music rooms. ne II
q. W. Flagg has arrived from Wisconsin
with n good horses al Randolph.
To RENT:-Farm and tools In Barnard !;
100 acres with new house and farm in high
state OF cultivation. 2w ae
r. :. PUTNAM, Bethel.
Sewing machines, New Home and other
makes; si5 up; 70 down and y month.
Write Tor catalogue and prices
ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel, VT.
Beginning Apr. Sth, +. L. Gibson, ex-
pert piano aud organ tuner, will spend
some weeks in Bethel, Randolph and
Rochester. Orders for work may be ad-
dressed TO Bethel. 2w ae
WANTED Young man to drive bakers
cart in Bethel and vicinity, one with some
experience IN store work preferred. Apply,
with references, to Vermont Baking COM
pany, White River Junction, Vt. 3w@
Prof. Lee OF the University of Illinois
says:-We have hundreds OF inquiries as
70 what is the matter with my separator;
1t doesn't do this or il doesn't do that, and
in every instance we and II to be mail
order house machine. Try a DeLaval-it's
best first, last and always.
81 q. 4. DUNHAM, Agt.
Eugene W. Rogers is visiting relatives in
Northfield.
|. NJ. Frost OF Montpelier. former resi-
dent OF Bethel, was in town Friday.
Clinton Durkeee went last week to
Wilder, where he has employment.
A. A. Soper has sold his home premises
on the Gaysville road to Fred G. Dutton.
Miss Mollie Abbott is at home from
Turner'S Falls, where she has been teach
ing.
Thomas j. Lavere has taken a lease of
the Il. i. Arnold premises on North Main
street.
Miss Nettie Carr has returned from
Canada, where she has been spending the
winter.
daughter, Francesca, was born March
18th to Mr.. and Mrs, Tony Patrello Of
Bridge street.
There are unclaimed letters at the Bethel
postofice addressed TO w. A. Edson and
George Weeks
Eugene Croisseant has bought of Henry
w. Davis building lot on the westerly
side of Granite avenue.
Miss Ursula South returned to Boston
ihst week dlltr sptuuAus lne Wlultr Win
her sister, Mrs. E. ID. Gibson.
Mrs. A. A. French Of Springfield, Mass,
arrived last week at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. w. NJ. Fisher.
John IL. Noonan has sold the l.. M.
Heath premises on North Main street to
James w. Psttee of Enfield, n II.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Whipple, executor of the es-
tate of her late husband, has sold the farm
situated on Royalton hill to Mark stiles.
Arthur +. Godon OF Worcester is spend
ing a week with his friend, Roy Havey,
who is at home from the Burlington Med
ical college.
w. o. Bailey, clerk in the store of
Brooks * Washburn, was called TO his
home at st. Johnsbury over Sunday by the
illness OF his faith r.
Wallace n. Batchelder and family have
been having run Of the German measles
and were placed under quarantine, which
was released "a onday.
S. c. Durham is slowly recovering from
an attack of pneumonia. Mr.. Dunham
was born in 1916, and his advanced age
renders his progress slow.
AT the Rising Star grange meeting Sat-
urday evening after 8 O'Clock, there will
be box social, open to the public in
place of the usual program.
Mrs. j. j. Saltery arrived last week from
Boston to spend a few weeks Nth the
family OF o. &. Bradley, after which she
will visit friends in Rochester.
DR.. II. S. Russell, veterinary surgeon
and dentist, has Just returned from the
West and opened an Office on Main street,
with residence on Church street.
State Fish and Game Commissioner III.
G. Thomas has appointed Jerome f.
Shaw deputy fish and game warden,
with the jurisdiction of the state.
J. l.. Walker, an employee in the Wood
bury shed, has rented the house of Mrs
Maria Sylvester on Main street and will
move his family here from Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howard Creamer
OF Lynn, Mass, have announced the mar
riage engagement Of their daughter, Eliza
beth, and Mr.. Robert Rutland OF Mont
real.
Michael Graham, foreman in the tan
merry, VINO has rented the house of Mrs
Joanna O'Connel on North Main street,
was joined this week by his family from
Woburn.
Mrs. II. IL. Higgins of Jericho and Miss
Elizabeth M. Lyon of Tyngsboro, Mass,
have been spending few days with Miss
Grace Upper at the home of her father on
River street.
William Skinner has bought OF James
~. w neSler u building LOT situated on the
easterly side of Granite avenue, opposite
the dwelling erected the past season by
Fred e. Fowler.
9. o. Spaulding, the printer, has been
laid off from duty for few days. While
feeding hts press, the left hand was not
removed from the platen quickly enough,
and two fingers were severely bruised.
The students at home for the Easter va
cation include John Hartwell, Edmund
Burrelle, Roy Havey, Charles and Amy
Wilson from Burlington, Miss Kate Nc
Cormack and Miss Cora WEIGH from Bos-
ton.
The lecture by Senator Dillingham;
Monday evening on "Alaska'' was a treat,
and next to visiting this wonderful coun-
try for ones self was the very best source
of information that could be had. About
sl5 was cleared for the library fund.
DR.. X. NJ. Chase leaves for Los An
geles, CAL, April Gath, returning May oath.
The doctor is representative from Mt.
Sinai temple of Montpelier to the thirty
third annual session OF the Imperial
council to be held at Los Angeles May
5-11.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Young returned last
week from a visit to their sons, Guy and
Horace, at Athol, Mass. They were ac-
companied to Bethel by Mrs. Jane Bowen,
who has been spending the winter with
her son at Athol. Mrs. Bowen expects to
soon take possession OF her home in Bethel
Gilead.