Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-21
Bethel Local Intelligence


For sale:-H House and lot on Pleasant
street. Price, $1,000 81 ae Guy Wilson.
For sale.-A nice Jersey COW and calf,
also few Chester White pigs. 2g ae
J.. ). Dubois. Barnard, Bethel K. +. ID. 8.
FAN and winter millinery at Mrs. F. r.
Martell's now ready for sale at unusually
low prices. Store open evenings until
further notice. Wv ae
Sewing machines SIS and up. Nearly
all makes. No money down. Write for
catalogue and prices. q ae
d. NJ. Strong, Bethel, Vt.
Just received, new stock Of gold
watches, Waltham and Elgin. s2amonth
until paid for. Write for prices. Il ne
d. NJ. Strong, Bethel, Vt.
New pianos on hand. A good stand
ard make, little used, one half price.
Write for catalogue and prices.
ae II D. NJ. Strong, Bethel.
For sale;-Pair 4-year-old cattle, we'll
matched and good size, at bargain.
e. L Xix, Randolph, r. ID. /, Tel,
17-5, Bethel. ae II
Wanted;-To buy lumber land for
cash. ae II
Green Mt. Lumber Co., Room 1892, SO
State St., Boston, Mass.
For sale;-Pair roam horses, aud s
years old, weighing between 2SO0 and
1900 lbs. ae II
w. j. Tolan, Bethel, r. r. D. 2.
Livery stock, all In good condition,
with a good trade that goes with II, for
sale in Bethel, Vt. Parties wish to go
into other business. Inquire Of Z. E.
Clatiin, Lock Box 40, Bethel, Vt. ae II
The village schools resumed their ses-
sions Monday after two weeks suspen-
sion.
Mrs. s, L. Gillette is spending a month
with her cousin, Mrs. w. r. Lyman, Of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Flint OF Montpel
Ter were In town over Sunday, the guests
Of r. ]. Flint, his cousin.
Ira Holt, Jr., Of pittsfeld is reporting
some pretty large potatoes raised on his
farm, the largest weighing just three
pounds.
Mrs. j. g. Sargent is in town this
week. She is making arrangements to
leave about the FIRST Of November for
visit to her brother.
Walter Elwin Flint, son of Edwin Flint
OF Camp Brook, and Alice Mary Davis,
daughter OF Charles NJ. Davis, were mar
ried Oct. - by Rev. II. A. Parkhurst.
Roy Samuel Washburn and Nellie
Ladoca, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. David
w. Allen OF Royalton, were married Oct.
IS by Rev. J. Wesley Miller.
r. II, Lyon has moved from the house
OF r. n. Chapman on Church street to the
lover tenement in the house OF Mrs.
joanna O'Connell on the same street.
Rollin ellison is again proprietor Of the
Bascom House, {. L. Church having
thrown up The lease last Saturday. Har-
~ Emery is assisting Mr.. ellison in the
hotel work.
Frank Williams, who has been living
on the farm q Mrs Willis Davis on
Christian Hill, has moved to the farm az
George Howard on the road between Ram
dolph and Brookheld which be has hired.
Miles Chrrch died very suddenly Mon
dsy morning from cerebral apoplexy.
Mr.. Church has made his home for sever
al years past with his son, Frank Church.
who lives on the Whipple farm on Royal
ton Hin. Mr. Church was in the barn
milking Nheu he was stricken. Funeral
services were held Wednesday. Mr..
Church aas a veteran in the Civil war.
John Z. Aldrich died Monday at his
home ca Camp Brook after long aud
painful illness. he is survived by bis
wife, Rose. daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs.
Alba Dart, and BY five children, Will
liam, Roy, Jeunie. Mary and Beruioe;
brother. w. + Aidrich Of Schenectady. y.
y. aud hali-brother, Arthur Chase Of
lincoln Funeral services will be held
Al 10 a. m. today and the interment will
be in Faifyiew cemetery.
Frank l. Copeland Of West Woodstock.
a grandson 81 The late Angelina Copeland.
wishes The Courier TO make this following
corrections ~ recent article Addison
Copeland and Angeline Clark were mar
ried Dee. 1888, Addison being the son
Of Zion, grandson Of David Copeland.
Addison was never preacher, though bis
four elder brothers, John, David, Ed
mund and Andrew, were. Two sons OF
Mr.. and hrs. Addison Copeland served in
the Civil war Charles died ia the serv-
ice, but was never captured or confined ia
any Southern prison.
Josephine NJ, wife Of Daniel l. Child.
passed away Sunday after long ana
painful illness. She Was born in Bethel
in 1856, the daughter Of Nathaniel r. and
Mary Clark. and an her life bad been
spent in her native town. She was mar
ried 10 Daniel 4. Chud At st. Adams
April AZ, lss3. Funeral services were
held Tuesday At her late home On
Church street, Rev. Geo. X. Goodwin.
pastor % the CongI church, oficiat-
ing, and tie intermeut was had in
Fairview cemetery. She g. survived bv
her husband and sister, Mics Ahbia Clark
Of Randolph. TOE death 90 her father.
Mr.. CLARK, occurred 10 S.. Adams only
iast month
TIE Grand Lodge oi Vermont. LOG.
r., wiz meet 10 Cushing hau next week
"Wednesday aud THURSDAY. preuautans
for the proper recFp.i1a of the visitors are
being INSIDE ~ committees from Granite
lodge. Ao 3s the local organization.
The Grand Lodge delegates pay their dun
hotel hilis, the task q entertainment be-
ina limited 10 the extension % an possi-
bic courtesigs. Members li the reeeution
committee viii meet trains Tuesday and
wednesday and escort visitors 20 hotel or
hall e. they may desire. The members 81
Granite lodge viii give 8 reception 10