Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-17


square In the thriving, growing village
OF Bethel. II contains the postofhce,
Bethel Dry Goods Co.'s store, fruit store.
bakery and restaurant. Burrelle's barber
shop, besides the large tenement (easily
divided into twol in the upper story. All
the building Is now occupied and paying
an annual rental Of over $1,000.
It Is conceded by all to be the best
business location in the village and desir-
able for occupancy or investment. Terms,
Dash. Price, $1,000, $500 can remain
on mortgage.
RI. Flint, admr. estate Of J. @. sar-
gent. ae tt
Perrin Pady went to Warren last week
to visit relatives.
Frank Lyman is visiting his brother
in Washington this week.
Mrs. Ella E. Markham is spending the
winter with Mrs. s. A. Parker.
Miss Flora Chapman is again sick and
Miss Louisa Austin is caring for her.
Ernest Howard has gone to East Bethel
to work on the farm OF DIT. Nevada
Cooper.
Mr.. Parsons Of Warren has bought the
8. G. Durham farm and will take posses
sion next year.
Edwin Arnold. who has been working
for the Bethel Printing Co., has gone to
work in the tahnery.
Miss Ruth sprague Of South Royalton
High visited Miss Gertrude Putnam over
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. James Chamberlin has suffered
the loss OF valuable farm horse, the
cause Of death being collie.
Mrs. q. l. Abbott and q. 1. Abbott,
Jr., went to Westboro, Mass, last Friday
10 attend the Abbott-Stevens wedding.
M. II. Harrington OF Germantown, Pa.
spent = few days the first Of the week
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Z. Harring-
ton.
The boys and girls who sold tags for
the library were entertained by the stag
day" committee Monday evening at the
residence Of q. II. Kimball.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Edmunds we're
called 10 Rutland Wednesday by the
death OF Nathan Davis. the only surviv-
ing uncle OF Mrs. Edmunds.
daughter, Esterina Adelgisa. was
born Dec. 3 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. Guitano
Coletti. Mr.. Coleiti is stonecuttel
working for the Woodbury. company.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. o. Bailey OF st.
Johasburv were in town Monday and
Tuesday on their wedding journey, visit
ing viii Bailey. brother ni the groom.
The librarian OF the public library re
quests that all books be returned mex
Saturday 10 make ready for the annua
cleanup and taking inventory Of book
on hand.
Isaac Yeti was called to Montpelie
Monday by a fatal accident to his thir
teen-vear-old son, who was killed by ic
falling upon him while standing near
school building.
The postofice department requests tina
in sending Christmas packages the nam
and address Of the sender be placed upol
the package. This may save your pack
age II II gets miscarried.
r. B. Rice. who had been clerking 70
Fred Wright. has resumed his occups
tion Of painting and paperink. Stiles
Bent. who did clerk for NJ. A. Moody,
now working for Mr.. Wright, and CARD
ner II. Emery is working for Mr. Moody
Mary Lilley, widow OF the late Robel
Miller, died at her home in Detroit, De-
5. The cause Of her death was cancer
the liver. She is survived by two som
Edwin and Guy, and by her sister, Mr.
J. G. Burnett, Of Bethel, who was wit
her at the time Of her death.
The ladies of the Universalist churS
cleared over $500 at their fair given De
IL and IL. II was in every way success
notwithstanding the unfavorable weat
er. There are left a few articles suitab
for Christmas, which may be seen at 4
home OF Mrs. M. A. Moody.
The residents on the north road
Gaysville are suffering considerable !
convenience through the discontinuan
Of their mail route. Last week the &C
eminent discontinued the star route ri
by Hugh Whitaker between Bethel a,
Gaysville and the mails are carried
the train. People living between Betl
and Gaysville have had their mail del
cred daily BY Mr.. Whitaker.
Rising Star grange will meet saturd
evening. An interesting program 4
been prepared and it il hoped = good
tendance may enjoy Il. The Grange
fure course viii consist Of the iollowi
Observation-Disclosures. 2. The Honoll
Qfudantn. Ian IA Harrell the Marioir