Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

IHFkeul DAuCks oO-NhAl1us HltudtutA
on the corner Of Main street and Depot
square in the thriving, growing village
Of Bethel. II contains the postoffice,
Bethel Dry Goods Co. s store, fruit store.
bakery and restaurant. Burrelle's barber
shop, besides the large tenement (easiIy
divided into two) in the upper story. All
the building is now occupied and paying
an annual rental Of over $1,000.
1t 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.
X. ]. Flint, admr. estate Of J. g. sar-
gent. ae If
Mrs. Frank d. Tolan left Sunday night
for visit to her old home at Burke, y.
Y.
Ned e. Pierce of Burlington was in
town over Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Q. o. Spauiding.
H. e. Walker was called to Windsor
Saturday to attend the funeral OF his
brother, George Walker.
Principal Walker entertained the mem
bers Of the football squad at his home
Wednesday evening of this week.
w. L. Fish has assumed the title Of
champion woodehuck hunter. Over so Of
these animals have fallen before his Prov
ess this season.
A meeting OF the /. o. @. T. will be
held next Friday evening for the instalIa-
tion of officers and all members are re-
quested to be present
]. NJ. Cook has rented to Ernest Adams
his farm in Barnard known as the Florus
White or Thomas Lynch farm and has
gone to South Koyalton to live.
Mrs. A. ]. Wellington Of Pleasant
street died Tuesday at p. m. from the
result of a shock. Funeral services viii
be held this Thursday afternoon.
Work in the Woodbury. sheds was sus-
pended from Friday Of last week till
Monday OF this on account Of a break
down in the power. The valves in the
auxiliary steam plant gave oIt and haC
TO be replaced.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Smith have SEN
their household goods to Gouverneur, N
Y, and themselves followed to the SAM
destination on the night train Tuesday
expecting to make their home in the fu
ture in that place.
Richard H. Lyon has entered the EN-
store. Mr.. Lyon was formerly residen
OF Chelsea and later worked six years 70
Wilson Bros, OF White River Junotio
and lately has been in Montpelier.
Mrs. Eastman, wife OF DR.. Albert East
man Of Woodstock, visited friends i
town over Sunday. Mrs Eastman wi
be remembered in Bethel as Miss Gel
French and was a graduate of the Viii
comb High school in the class OF 1894.
Ira Blanche of Barnard became violen
ly insane Monday and on Tuesday WI
taken by H. A. Wood to the asylum
Waterbury. He had been considers
queer Tor great many years. He il su
posed to have come to Barnard fro
Waterbury and had worked for }.
Bump.
In response to petition from the
lectmen Of Bethel, the board Of railro
commissioners has ordered a hearing
their complaint that the White RiV
Valley Railway company has illegal
raised the level of the crossing IN Il
village. The day for hearing has D
been set.
e. f. Cushman was summoned Tu
day afternoon to make arrest Of two m
supposed to be intoxicated. Mr.. Gu
man was back in the woods and before
could reach the village the men had
town. J. H. Carr says be bad 9 sus
cion one Of the men was intoxicated
he was able TO smoke either end Of his
gar.
School in the Old Church DIST
closed Nov. 8. Number OF pupils,
average attendance, 81 5-49. Karl I
Gerald Bowen, Glenn Dustin, Erma Z
ter, Gladys, Emma and Mary Eend
William Rix, Dorothy Spooner and HI
Tewkabury had no absent marks dur
school membership. Ellen Preston
teacher.
school In Mountain district closed
day, Nov. 8. Number Of pupil, n
Those having no marks during be I
were Howard Ballentine, ranaif, An