Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-19

HQuaIU III AuC NuIANAAkf kA0NAAB NAANAS
OF Bethel II contains the postoffice,
Bethel Dry Goods Co. store, fruit store.
bakery and restaurant. Burrelle's barber
shop, besides the large tenement (easily
divided into two) In the upper story All
the building is now occupied and paying
an annual rental Of over $1,000.
II is conceded by all to be the best
business location in the village and desir-
able for occupancy or investment. Terms,
cash. Price, $1,000, $4,000 can remain
on mortgage.
j. Flint, admr. estate of J. q. sar-
gent ae tt
Truman B. Martin Of Rochester is with
his son, f. l. Martin, over Thanksgiv-
ing.
B. F. Rogers OF Lawrence, Mass. visit
ed at Levi Kidder's the first Of the
week.
Walter ]. Newman went last week to
Portsmouth, n. H., to be absent few
weeks.
Charles W. Noyes OF PleasantviIIe,
Pa, was the guest the past week Of
James A. Graham.
The store Of the Brooks & wsshburn
Co. will be closed Thanksgiving day.
Nov. 20, after p. m.
Mrs. Flora Chase went to Newark. N.
j., this week to spend the winter with
Mrs. J. L. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Abbott Of
Derry, N. a., are visiting Frederick
Smart, son Of Mrs. Abbott.
Roy Havey and Edmund BurreIle have
returned to Burlington to pursue theiI
studies in the medical college.
Mri and Mrs. c. F. Waldo start Friday
OF this week to spend the winter witt
their son, e. @. Waldo, at Ellis, Kan.
The Rebekahs will give Thanksgiving
ball at their hall Wednesday evening
Nov. 20. Music, Felt's Singing orches
ira.
Miss Maud Abbott, teacher in tn
Whitcomb High school, was at her hom
In Dorchester, Mass, from Friday til
Sunday.
Rev. @. K. Goodwin and James A. Ora
ham attended the football game last Sat
urday at Cambridge, Mass, between Har
ward and Dartmouth.
Mrs Lorenzo d. Bowen viii close he
premises on Camp Brook for the presen
and expects to spend the winter with be
Rising Star grange will meet saturda
evening. District Deputy George
Flint will be present. Refreshments wi
be served. It is especially desired tbs
there be large attendance.
Mrs. Lorenzo D. Bowen has sold t
Frederick Smart and his mother, Mr.
Thomas Bs Abbott, her mountain tart
near the Rochester town line. supposed |
contain about 10 acres, being lands oni
owned by Luthera Barrett and H.
Smith.
Flynn school closed Nov. 10. Numb
OF pupils, 10; average attendance, 10 plu
Arthur Bradley. Hazel Hastings al
Gladys Gage were not absent or tart
during the term. Gladys Gilman WI
not absent. Mrs. w. g. Brooks W
teacher.
Those attending the childrsn's 80
Fashioned Concert at the Town b
Friday and Saturday evenings, Nov.
and 81, will be pleasantly reminded
the songs, dances and costumes OF g
olden time" Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Oils
will assist with the musical program.
AIonzo H. 5pooner had valuable hol
die last week. Leslie Spooner was dr.
ing the horse home from Brookfel
when the animal was taken sick at I
Croker farm and he could not 60 fur
er. A veterinary was summoned,
was not abieto save the life OF the hoe
A largely attended and very success
Sunshine meeting was held with NJ
Frank Roberts Nov. II. A bounti
dinner was served to the hungry GRO
and business meeting was held.
very interesting letter was read from
former president, Ida Lewis Bentl
which was appreciated by all.
Postmiatress Martha W. Arnold Is Q
templating the removal OF the postof
from its present quarters in the sarg
block to the south tenement OF the
mold block. I. J. Lavere will move
barber shop to the north end OF the
we're block in rooms now being finish
Permission has been asked Of the dep
ment TO make the change and the ms
IL under consideration.
Some dissatisfaction q exprca
among the taxpayers in Fire District