Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-09-23
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

watches, waltham and Elgin. s2a month /
until paid for. Write for prices. tt ae
ID. NJ. Strong, Bethel, VT.
Wanted: = Hemlock bark by carload /
lots. Will furnish bark cars and ship
from any station.
Wv ae j. E. Stafford, Gaysville.
Sewing machines SIS and up. Nearly /
all makes. No money down. Write for
catalogue and prices. II 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 ID. M. Strong, Bethel.
For sale:-Pair 4-year-old cattle, well
matched and good size, at q bargain.
4. L. Xix, Randolph, r. ID. 1, Tel,
17-5, Bethel. ae II
Wanted To buy lumber land for
cash. ae tt
Green Mt. Lumber Co., Room 1872, So
State St., Boston, Mass.
Livery stock, all in good condition,
with a good trade that goes with 1t, for
sale IN Bethel, VT. Parties wish to go
into other business. Inquire of Z. z.
Clahin, Lock Box 40, Bethel, VT. ae II
Ira A. Rogers has moved from the
Wing farm to East Bethel.
Miss Carrie Lille OF Randolph visited
friends here the first Of the week.
Miss Gladys Wilson returned last week
to enter upon her. second year in Boston
university.
Miss Adele Sparren went to Boston
Saturday to pursue her musical studies
under Prof. John Orth.
Miss Katharine Cham berlin of Phils-
delphia arrived last week to visit her
uncle, Frank II. Chamberlin.
Miss Ella WEIGH OF Springfield, Mass,
is spending a three weeks vacation with
her grandfather, ID. NJ. Clough.
Bishop A. c. A. Hall has announced
that he will make his regular visit to
Bethel parish on Monday, Nov. 1.
A son was born Sept. TO Mr. and
Mrs. Jean B. Guilmett, living on the 5.
w. Bowen farm on the Rochester road.
Maurice ID. Young, a graduate CT
Whitcomb high school, class OF 1908, has
entered Clemson college at Clemson, S. c.
John Noble, Austin Noble and Albert
Washburn went to Hanover Tuesday to
begin four-year courses in the academic
cal department OF Dartmouth college.
Edwin Rix, who has been for the past
few weeks at the Randolph sanatorium,
in with typhoid fever, was able to be
brought home Wednesday OF last week.
son, Samuel Lee Abbott, was born
at the Randolph sanatorium Sunday &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam L. Abbott OF Bethel
bsing q grandson to Mr. and Mrs.
George L. Abbott.
+. s. Putnam has sold to Charles Come
the Washington Chamberlin farm, situat
ed on the hill road to Lillieville, and hal
bought OF Mr.. Come the latter's place OF
st. Hyacinth street in the village.
r. W. Morse went the first of the weel
to Montreal TO meet his daughter, Mrs
n. NJ. Lord, Of Vallejo, CAL. and re
turned Tuesday with Mrs. Lord, VIII,
comes for a short visit to her parents.
Ben. NJ. washburn left Sept. 10 10
New York. where he will pursue threl
years. course at tue General Theologica
seminary with a view TO TT himself 70
the ministry Of the Episcopal church.
The Eastern Tale company has close,
the tale mine on the Russell Woodari
farm for the winter, intending to put ii
machinery 10 the spring. The outlook i
very good and the tale Of the finest quail
ity.
keleher q Clifford have force O
men making improvements in the room
in the Bethel Inn block formerly occupies
by Yeti Bros, and expect to have
occupied soon. A plate glass windo'
front is being put in.
News has been received OF the deaf
from tuberculosis of Angelo Morand
which took place in his old home i
Italy Sept. 4. Mr.. Morandi had been
resident Of Bethel for about six years an
was highly respected BY his acquain
ances.
Louis EGO has bought out the lease
s. II. Richards in the bakers rooms
the Sargent block and will conduct
restaurant. Richards & Son are movin
their baker shop to Royalton, where the
will conduct the same on the d. G. Den
son premises.
DR.. John GiIe of Hanover, assisted !
Drs. Greene and Bailey, performed g
operation Sept. IL upon Mrs. d. L. Chi
for the removal of a foreign growt
Mrs. Child stood the operation well al
strong hopes are entertained of her uli
mate recovery.
Sept. ID was the fifth anniversary
the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Washburn, and a large number OF the
friends gathered at their home on Riv
street with a bona fide surprise part
Mr. and Mrs. Washburn finding the
visitors at their house on their return at
p. IN.
The sale of resident hunting licenses
soc. each has been quite brisk at t
town clerks Office. The state game Co
missioner sent forty licenses in the fl
lot. These were quickly exhausted a
fresh supply ordered. Up to Tuesd
evening 80 licenses had been issued
Bethel.
Mrs. Jane Noble Hubbard of Chical
widow of the late Judge Homer Ma
Hubbard, is visiting her cousin, acco
panied by her daughter, Miss Edith Fl
bard. Mrs. Hubbard is the daughter
William Noble, a former postmaster
Burlington, and brother Of John Mob
an old time resident Of Bethel.
w. L. Fish claims to have shot
grandfather OF all the woodchucks in Il
vicinity the other day. He killed it