Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-28
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.


Two good COWS for sale. 2w ae
r. p Byers.
For ssle:-House and lot on Pleasant
street. Price. $1,000. 81 ne Guy Wilson.
For sale. A few choice Cotswold
breeding ewes. also eve lambs. Nv ae
c. NJ. Davis, Bethel.
Wanted: a woman to do general
homework in boarding house at quarry.
Apply to Mrs. Frank Cowdrey, Rochester,
Vt. ae
Sewing machines s15 and up. Nearly
all makes. No money down. Write for
catalogue and prices. Il ae
d. NJ. Strong, Bethel, Vt.
Just received, a new stock Of gold
watches, waltham and Elgin. s2a month
until paid for. Write for prices. Il ae
ID. 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. Rix, Randolph, r. d. ], Tel,
17-5, Bethel ae II
Wanted;-To buy lumber land for
cash, ae tt
Green Mt. Lumber Co., Room 1872, 30
State St., Boston, Mass.
Livery stock, all in good condition,
with good trade that goes with IT, for
sale in Bethel, Vt. Parties wish to go
into other business. Inquire Of Z. 4.
Clatlin, Lock Box 40, Bethel, Vt. ae II
Mrs. f. @. Brown has been the guest
OF Mrs. A. l.. stearns the past week.
Asson was born Oct. 20 TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer ]. Cotton living on the Curtis
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin L. washburn OF
San Francisco were at s. NJ. Washburn's
Tuesday.
Nelson Parrot has moved into the
house OF Clayton Allen of the northerly
side OF Church street.
d. II. Lewis and daughter, Miss Mar
garet, of Springfield, Mass, are spending
week at Albert Vicker's.
A SON was born Oct. is to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Clough, being grandson to
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Bruce.
W. f. Graham is moving to South Roy
alton this week, where he has taken
rooms over the creamery building.
The ladies Of the ConR'l church will
give Harvest supper in their dining
rooms next Friday evening, Oct. 20, at 9
p. m.
James Burns, a quarryman, was taken
to Woodstock Thursday of last week by
Deputy Sheriff Cushman to serve a SEN
tence for intoxieation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Olmsted and Mrs.
Frank o. Roberts we're absent in Rutland
last week visiting the family OF W. c.
Baker, former Bethel resident.
A flock Of about seventy-ive geese wal
seen Oct. 90 vending It's way southwark,
II is estimated that the flock was about a
mile nigh when passing over Bethel and
seemed to be someW hat confused.
Miss Bernice Monkey OF Newport, n.
H., visited last week Mrs. f. r. Wallace,
her sister, who also entertained over sun
day Mr.. aud Mrs. j. w. johnson and
son, Cleon, and Mrs. Maud johnson oil
Newport.
Miss Evelyn Morse leaves this week for
Albany, n. Y, TO take a course ia bust
ness college. Last Friday evening hel
friends rendered her reception in Cush'
ing hall. Refreshments we're served
dancing was INDUCED in and Handsome
seal ring Was presented to Miss Morse.
c. l. Lowell went to Brookfeld lasi
week TO purchase some oxen to work on
the lumber job OF the Bayonne Lumhel
Co. IN Chittenden. lie bought OF Loren
20 Kibbee and c. Nj. McDerment tw,
seen in this vicinity, each pair weighinG
about $500 lbs.
Air. aud Mrs. l. NJ. BaeEus have con
yeyed 10 Clinton w. Bowen a half inter
est in their farm in Bethel Gilead, know
as the Fordyce Pinney or Cyrus Hulher
farm. Al the same time W. H. Kendall
has conveyed 70 Packus and Bowen III
thirty-acre bill lot owned by him ans
which originally belonged to the Pinue,
farm.
John O'Seil, a stone cutter at thl
Woodbury. shed, was put 90 the south
bound mail Monday ia an intoxicate,
condition. He was arrested and searched
and upon him were found two quarts O
whiskey and pint OF alcohol, all Of tn
Mortified brand. The goods were con
demned and destroyed and O'Neil fine
s. and costs, amounting to 1904, whicl
were paid.
A portion o. one Of the gable ends O
the capitol building ct Madison, Wis.
fell in Mondsy, Killing the foreman
The Woodbury. company is doing IA
work Of setting the stone on this contraC
and the loss falls on the company.
was 81 frst estimated a. sZ5. 600, allhoug
this is nov supposed 20 be someW hs
high. The stones in this part Of tn
building are very large and considerable
work is done 10 their ornAmentation.
A. Lse Cady has moved his uudertai
eris rooms from the upper story 81 n
Courier block 10 the rear end % the add
tIon recently built ~ 81. a. Edmunds
the Sylvester block. Mr.. Carly will occi
~ the ground floor 10 bic neE quarter
which are directly in fba rear ~ the stol
Of Abbott & Cady. making very conve,
tent arrangement for Mr. Caiy Tl
rooms ID the Courier block. vacated /
Mr.. Cady, are 10 b. occupied a dWel
ing b. Mr. aud Mrs. p. j. Maueii
Bstbel friends viii be glad 70 learn
the advancement Of Frank T. Chamta
lin. who soon leaves 81, Aihans to tal
the position Ct general manager o. d
construction company that e nos bail
ing the Grand Trunk Pacific railEs