Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-05

The Sargent block. so-called. situated
on the corner of Main street and Depot
square in the thriving, growing village
OF Bethel. II contains the postOffico,
Bethel Dry Goods Co.'s store, fruit store.
bakery and restaurant. Burrelle's barber
shop. besides the large tenement (easily
divided into two) ia 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,
cash. Price, $1,000, $4,000 can remain
on mortgage.
RI. Flint. admr. estate Of J. G. sar-
gent. ae II
Rising Star grange meets Saturday
evening.
Miss Ruth sprague spent Sunday at Or.
Holden's.
DR.. Otto V. Greene and Mrs. Greene are
spending q week In Boston.
Miss Harriet Clafiin and Mrs. Guy VIII
son went 10 Boston Monday.
Alfred Abbott has begun the erection Of
a house on South River street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rix Williams visited in
ADNhAAIn f3ht0Auhy anu DuMUAYs
Mrs. E. H. Horner Of Rutland is
spending some time with her son, DIT. Il.
W. Holden.
F. G. spragus and Ida Clarke Of East
Randolph we're at DIR. H. w. Holden'a a
day last week.
Street lights have been installed on
South Main street from the lumber sheds
to Boyce's corner.
Mrs. s. NJ. washburn went Thursday
OF last week to Brockton, Mass, to visit
her daughter. Miss Lucy washburn.
Messrs. Waterman and Morse have
broken ground for pItting up a mill on
the wood lot bought by them Of A. E.
Dearing.
W. A. Ferguson Of Bellows Falls, agent
Of the Equitable Life Assurance society,
was in town last Friday to settle $4,000
insurance policy on the life Of the late
Willis G. Davis.
Miss Sarah Walker Of Everett, Mass.
returned home Tuesday, after spending
ten days with her sister, Miss Laura
Walker, Of Stockbridge and with Mrs.
Celestia Whipple Of Bethel.
The selectmen have appointed E. g.
Putnam, special constable. and Frank e
Wallace, chief engineer, OF the fire dis.
trict to Gil the vacancy caused by the res
ignation Of Robert Matson.
The senior CLASSY cleared about $40 al
the lecture given last Friday evening by
Rev. J. J. Lewis. The proceeds are to b,
devoted towards defrayiDg the expense o
a trip to Washington next spring.
James Manix claims to have the cham
pionship 80 far as heard from this year OF
fat pigs. He brought one in the othe
day to KimbalPs market, that was only
last winters pig and dressed 3S7 lbs.
The meeting OF the I. o. q. 7. wa
postponed from Friday night of last Weel
to Friday night Of this week, owing L
an error in the notice. full attendanc
Is desired as there will be an election Q
officers.
Joseph B. Regain has broken up house
keeping and stored his goods in the bar
of Q. r. Waldo. The house in which b
has lived has been sold to c. L. Lille
and Mr.. Regain has been unable to dnd
tenement.
The Bethel branch Of Internationi
Sunshine society will hold q meetin
Nov. IL with Mrs. Frank Roberts.
full attendance IL desired. Ladies peal
bring pie, cake OF rolls. Il Is to be
Harvest dinner.
Francis 7. Brown OF Boston, trustee
the bankrupt estate Of Vernon A. Fost,
(The Bethel Dry Goods Co. D, was in tow
last Thursday and sold to Yeti Bros. Il
entire stock Of goods Of the bankru
concern, now contained in the sargel
block.
Charles H. Dryer has sold to Elmer
Davis Of Beverly, Mass, his home tar
near Liilieville, known IS the Loreni