Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-06
Bethel Local Intelligence.
en- WnsoN. Local Editor.

HIA w ALSONy AOCdl A10AtOAs
wanted:-To buy lumber land for
Green Mt. Lumber Co., Room 332, 90
State st., Boston, Mass.
Beginning about May1, F. l. Gibson,
piano and organ tuner, will spend several
weeks in Bethel, Rochester, Randolph |
and Royalton. Address orders by mail to
Lyme, N. H. ae
Livery stock, all In good condition,
with a good trade that goes with it, for
sale in Bethel, VT. Parties wish to 20
into other business. Inquire Of Z. =. |
Clafiin, Lock Box 40, Bethel, VT. ae tt
Auction saIe:-At the Hammond farm
on stage road between Bethel and Barn
ard Tuesday. May 25, at p. M, sharp,
rain or shine-lumber wagon, sleigh,
covered carriage, ladders, IT'S tin sap
buckets, 2 stoves, New Home sewing ma
chine in good order, several cords dry
wood. work harnesses, driving harness,
wheelbarrow, one horse and many other
tools. articles Of household furniture,
feather beds, etc. Wv ne Arvin ID. Angel.
Having sold my farm, offer for private
sale cheap the following property:-22
head Of cattle, 8 horses, three-year-old
colt, sets OF harnesses, one driving set,
3 breastplate harnesses, six sets OF
whihietrees, neck Jokes, two-seated sur
rey, 2 single buggtes, corn planter, disk
harrow, spring tooth harrow, horse hoe,
weeder, horse rake, moving machine and
thousand other articles, including some
household furniture. ae tt
J. +. Bump, Barnard. P. o. address,
Bethel.
Mrs. Dora Clark was on the sick list
last week.
Mrs. J. ]. saltery of Boston is stop
ping with Mrs. o. c. Bradley.
Perrin Pady went TO Mortified Tues
day to spend a week with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. N. s. johnson OF Leb-
anon, N. H., were in town Tuesday.
@. II. KimbaIl was in Burlington last
week, visiting his brother, F.. B. Kim
ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Heath of Warren
were guests last week of his brother, L.
NJ. Heath.
E. s. Putnam sold last week the farm
Of Thomas walworth of Barnard to a Mr..
Goss OF LyndonviIle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Rourke of Boston
were guests last week OF Mrs. E. A.
Davis, sister Of Mrs. O'Rourke.
lUc VI nGbtn u AAdEtlnf COAA NroA-
ers, has been dissolved. The business
will be continued by Mr.. Heath.
DR.. Otto v. Green has ordered a new
thirty-horsepower Cadillac automobile,
which he expects to receive soon.
c. d. Cushing was laid up several days
last week by slipping at the electric light
station and straining ligament.
Miss o. P. J. Long of Boston arrived
Tuesday and will spend the summer with
Mrs. L. NJ. Greene Of River street.
E. s. Putnam reports the sale OF the
Thomas Walworth premises in Barnard
village to party from Lyndonville. VT.
Remember the special town meeting
called for Friday, May Z, at / p. m, t
see II the town will vote to exempt the
tannery il rebuilt.
Mrs Mary d. Waller and Miss Mary
f. Waller arrived Sunday afternoon from
Newport, r. l., where they have beer
spending the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Arnold lief
Friday for Providence, r. l., to visit rela
tives. Mr.. Arnold expects to remain tw'
weeks aud Mrs Arnold two months.
Levi E. Kidder is building an addition
30x40 feet, on the rear OF The barn on hi
home premises on Pleasant street
Charles White of Randolph has charge 0
the work.
The following births have occurred i
the past week A son to Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Smith; daughter to Mr.. an
Mrs. w. e. Graham and a son 10 Nj
and Mrs. John O'Malley.
II. Alvin Hatch, former resident Q
Bethel, got cut on a saw April % Will
working at the Whitcomb Mfg. Co. mill
bof q
necessary to amputate q portion OF b
right hand.
Twenty head OF cattle Of John c. Gi
man we're condemned by the tuberculos
test last week. The animals we're take
to Randolph and CARED alive to Burlinl
ton, where they were sold to the Blu
lington Rendering Co.
Miss Blanche Lyford of Bethel and NJ
James Ripley of Randolph were united
marriage by Rev. Sherman Good win
South Royalton April rs. At presen
Mr.. and Mrs Ripley are stepping ut LIE
Kidder's on Pleasant street.
David BurreIle and Dallas BurreIl
former employees in the Fisher tanner
left Saturday for Portville, N. Y, whe
there is . tannery at which they hope
find employment. Thomas Msddre
their brother-in-law, works in the PoI
vile tannery.
John Morrell, section boss on the Ce
trail Vermont railway at Bethel, receiv
an offer from B. Bull, located at Pc
Limon, Costa Rica, OF employment on t
railroad there at a salary OF 500 mont
Mr.. Morrell wired his acceptance and e
poets to leave the latter part Of Il
month.
William B. Brooks had the misfortu
to break his leg Saturday while at wo
shovelIing gravel at the Edmunds p
The place where he was at work was
no way dangerous. A bank about tbi
feet high where he was shovelling beg
to give way and in avoiding the TALL
in some way twisted his leg so az
break the bone.
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