Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-30
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY Wilson, Local Editor.

all makes. No money down. Write for
catalogue and prices II ae
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 tt ID. NJ. Strong, Bethel.
For Sale:-Pair 4-year-old cattle, we'll
matched and good size, at a bargain.
e. L. Rix, Randolph, r. D. 1, Tel,
17-5, Bethel. ae If
wanted:-To buy lumber land for
cash. ae II
Green Mt. Lumber Co., Room 1872, 90
State ST., Boston, Mass.
For SaIe:-Pair roam horses, and
years old, weighing between $500 and
1900 lbs. ae tt
w. J. Tolan, Bethel, r. F. d. 2.
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.
Clafiin, Lock Box 40, Bethel, VT. ae tt
Miss Bertha Rice of Mortified is visit
ing at John Rogers.
A daughter was born Sept. 20 to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Ross.
Eugene A. Fisher was at home over
Sunday from Peabody. Mass.
A son, Charles Kendall, Jr., was born
Sept. 16 to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kendall.
George II. Kimball left Saturday to pay
a months visit TO relatives in Massachus-
etts
The claim OF Mrs. Bessie B. Waldo of
Bethel for accrued pension has been al
lowed
Miss Mary L. Abbott was at home over
Sunday from Natick, Mass, vi here she is
teaching.
About $50 tickets were sold at this sta
ton to the state fair at White River
Junction last week.
Mrs Mary d. Waller and daughter.
Miss Mary Waller, closed their home on
River street last week and went to Nam
tucket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred y. Chapman left
Tuesday for two weeks trip to New
York, to attend the Hudson-FuIton cele-
bration.
Miss Helen Brooks leaves next week for
Boston to pursue two years. course at
Miss Wheelock's school for kindergarten
teachers.
Miss Cora WEIGH has returned to Mid
dlebury college and Miss Amy Wilson
and James II. Wilson to the University of
Vermont.
Mrs. A. L. Stearns and Mrs. Ruth
Bigelow went Saturday to remain over
Sunday at Essex Junction with their
niece, Mrs. L. P. Thayer.
Mrs. Edith Davis has been entertaining
the past week her cousins, Mrs. Conneli
Lyons, Miss Sugar and Miss Marion Sc
gar of Brandon.
MIR. and Mrs. DIR. Baxter and son. Har-
iand, with Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. Burnett of
Northampton, Mass, were recent guests
at C. L. Sanders, coming by automobile.
Guy Merrill, an employee OF the Wood
bury Granite Co., living in the house Of
Mrs. Henrietta Lincoln on River street, is
quarantined with slight attack of ty-
phoid fever.
f.. s. Putnam showed his stallion,
Young Alexander, with four of his colts,
at the state fair at White River Junction
aud in composition with twenty-five
other horses won third money.
The house Of Charles E. Townsend near
East Bethel was slightly damaged by ere
Sept. IS, originating, it is thought, from
a defective chimney. He is insured IN
the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
R. II. Topper, who had been stopping
at the Bascom House since he sold hi'
premises last year to w. R. Briggs
packed his goods last week and moved tt
Montpelier. where he is to make his hons
in the future.
The Grand lodge OF Good Templar
will meet In Bethel, Oct. 1914. TIT
next meeting of Granite lodge will b.
held next Monday evening, when sub
committees will be appointed on enter
tanning the Grand lodge.
Howard A. Gray has moved from tn
farm that he bought OF NJ. {. Chamber
lain on the Gaysville road to a tenemeD
in the house of W. H. Hart well on Soutl
Main street so as to be nearer bis work a
the Woodbury. Granite shed.
Work is progressing on the new pump
ing station OF the fire district. F. J
Rich OF Royalton has completed til
building OF the inlet from the river to tn
station and d. @. Stoughton OF Royalto
has begun the excavation for the we'll G
reservoir aud the station building.
L. F. Terry is to occupy the rooms |
the Bethel Inn formerly occupied by tn
Yeti store and which Keleher & Clifior
have recently fitted with plate glass VIII
dows and other improvements. Mr.. TIE
~ expects to move his iewelry busine'
into the new quarters about Ncy. 1.
The Norwich university cadets
Northfeld, who are a portion of the NJ
tional Guard, camped on Graham fiel
Monday night on their way back
Mortified from attendance at the sta
fair, reaching Bethel Monday mornin
aud leaving in the rain about 10 a. n
Tuesday. There we're about 1855 in un
form, including three companies OF arti
lery, one OF cavalry and one of the sign
corps.
Mrs. William Conwell OF Barbara,
L., who il visiting her niece, Mrs. n.
Chase, was a former resident OF Bethe
Her husband was a civil engineer in d
employ OF the old Vermont Central raj
road and was engaged in the laying o.
OF the line from White River junction
Montpelier. In 1s47, Mr.. and Mrs. Co