Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-03-18
Bethel Local Intelligence.
Cur wmsoN, Local Editor.

For saIe:-A 13O-egg incubator and
brooder, nearly new. ae
Lawrence q. Holbrook.
so gold watches to be sold in next so
days, cash or 81 per month. Write for
catalogue and prices to ID. M. Strong,
Bethel, Vt. ae II
Wanted A middle-aged woman for
general homework on a farm. None but
a good cook need apply. 2W ae
Mrs. Katharine w. Ellis, Bethel, Vt.
To rent until paid for:-25 pianos and
organs. Instruments little used, one-half
price Write for catalogue and prices to
d. NJ. Strong, Bethel. ae II
Sewing machines, nearly all kinds, s15
up, cash or 81 per month. No money
down. Write for catalogue and prices to
d. M. Strong, Bethel, VT. Sc II
A son was born March 3 to Mr.. and
Mrs. David Matson.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Savage are visiting
friends at West swanzey, N. H.
Rising Star grange will meet Saturday
evening. An interesting program will be
given.
The Rebekahs will give . public 500
party in the l. o. o. f. ball on Tuesday
evening, March %, to which all are in
vited.
Russell Woodland has leased his farm in
Bethel Gilead to Alfred p. Stevens for a
term Of three years. Mr.. Woodland will
move back to Randolph.
N. L. Sheldon, Esq, Of Boston was in
town the first Of the week and closed the
deal for leasing his farm in Stockbridgs
for three years to William Q. Bishop.
8. L. Abbott has engaged rooms in the
new tenement being fitted by NJ. N. Ken
dali and will for the present remain il
town, working for the firm of Abbott &
Cady.
There was q well-contested wrestling
match Thursday evening in Cushing hal
between "Phn Sully" and G. p. Grant q
the Ellis quarry, which was won in tive
rounds by "Sully."
A son was born March to Mr.. anC
Mrs. Leon johnson of Quarry avenue
Mr.. johnson is a native OF Russia an,
Mrs. johnson was Miss Ellen Powers
daughter OF the late Harrison Powers.
The litigation long time pending be
tween James MAnnix and Mrs. B.
Rogers was settled last week by the par
ties. Mrs. Rogers has decided her plac
to Mr.. Mannix, retaining possession IN
til next October.
Carpenters and painters are busy refii
ting the room in the Sargent block, fol
merly occupied by the postofbee. Whe
the work is done the room will be occu
pied by Lawrence Marsigli for frui
store. He will continue possession of tn
room in the basement that he now has.
Mrs. Cornelia A. Howard, for som
years resident of this village, died Nor
day morning at her home in Montpelier
aged 81 years. About month ago sh
suffered a second shock of paralysis froI
which she never rallied. Rev. j. Wesle
Miller attended the funeral Wednesda
at 10 q. m. and the burial was in Dul
bury.
Roy Dean Coady, son, OF Mrs. II. G
Barnes OF this town, and Miss Evely
Maud White, daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.
Charles J. White OF Randolph. were ma
ried in the latter town March 10 by Rev
Joseph Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Coad
viii reside for the present at the home
the bride near Beanville and Mr.. Coad
will work for Mr.. White in the carpente
ing business.
Henry Heating, employed at the cut
ting shed of the Woodbury. Granite con
pany. was assisting last Saturday in Il
handling of large stone on the, McDoT
aid machine when the stone slipped an