Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-04-15
Farm for Sale.


bIy divided into pasture and tillage land, /
three extra good pastures and well sup |
piled with never failing springs; good |
buildings; house with IL rooms with |
never failing water at house and barn; |
minutes walk from a good school; 4 |
miles from four different villages and two
railroad stations; IL miles from good
creamery and sawmill; plenty of fruit Of
most sill kinds and one OF the best sugar
orchards of 700 trees in this town and
they are not scattered, and abundance OF
wood, besides plenty OF soft wood timber
for home use. Telephone line. Price,
$1,000. 3w ae
Charles H. Clark, South Royalton, R.
+. d. 3.
A. E. Jebb has moved into the house
Of Joseph B. Garland.
Mrs. s. H. Richards, Jr., visited at her
former home in Hinsdale, n. H., last
week.
Mrs. Frank f. Mccullough has re-
turned from Waterbury fully recovered in
health.
Mrs. NJ. A. Moody and her mother,
Mrs. Edna Archer, have both been quite
sick the past week.
Hartford, Conn, recovering from an
operation on the bottom of his foot.
There is unclaimed mail matter at the
Bethel postoffice addressed to Mr.. Fred
Guye, II. c. Greco, Mr.. Robert Tyler.
Fletcher Wheat OF Barnard has moved
upon the farm OF Fred Haekett, situated
partly in Bethel and partly in Barnard.
Wallace J. Gould, clerk in the store Of
George A. Marsh, has taken a tenement
in the house OF Mrs. Peter O'Connel on
Church street.
Clarence f. bearing has moved from
the house Of Jane Hunt near the "Old
church, to a house owned by j. q. Mann
At Beanyille in Randolph.
Mrs. George q. Marsh was called to
West Concord, n. H., Friday to attend
the funeral Of her uncle, o. r. Richard
son, native of Stockbridge, VT.
The baseball season was opened Tues
day by q game between the Whitcomh H.
S. and Bethel town team, which resulted
in a victory for W. II. 5. by score Of ~
to 1.
The condition OF Mrs. c. c. stearns
continues to remain quite critical. Her
nieces, Miss Caroline B. Weymouth and
Miss Matte Gilbert, Of Randolph are
both here assisting in her care.
John NJ. Leonard, for several years
resident OF town and employed at the
Woodbury. Co. sheds, has received an APP
pointment az railway mail clerk and will
not return t. Bethel.
hobo wss arrested last Friday,
charged with intoxicetion. he gave the
name OF John Morgan and was fined IS
NT..K ,tf .
same, be was taken to the jail at Wood.
stock tor IS days.
Word las been received OF the death CT
Garrett Stafford, which occurred at his
home at sutton Junction. p. O., March
q at the age Of SO years. Mr.. Stafford
was known to quite a number Of people
ia Bethel with whom he became ac-
qualnted on his trips to visit his son.
Myron @. Stafford, then in business here.
High water last week injured the rack
at the plant OF the Bethel Electric Light
and Power Co. and the wooden structure
behind the rack. Contractor Waite Of
Lebanon has charge OF the repairs, which
may take week or ten days. In the
meantime. the business part OF the village
is supplied with lights from the steam
plant of the Gaysville Electric Co., and
the dwelling portion Of the village is try
ing the merits Of kerosene oil.
The high wind OF last week did consid-
cradle damage to buildings. Windows
were broken. wilmot Root had a shed
blown down. Albert Lincoln's barn on
Christian Hill completely collapsed. In
Old Christ church between Bethel and
Randolph the wind took out the quaint
window over the entrance, breaking the
sash into small pieces. Near the Wood
bury Co. boarding house, a large maple
fell over the electric light line.
At the regular annual communication
Of White River lodge, No. 90, F. and A.
NJ, held at Masonic hall Thursday even
ing, April s, the following officers were
elected:-R. Scott Adams, worshipful
master; w. r. Briggs, senior warden
James A. Graham, junior warden Geo.
II. Upper, Treas. C. s. Soper, Sec. Geo.
A. ingalls,, s. d.; W. N. Batchelder, j.
D.; Walter SwiDyer, s. s.; Geo. Arnold,
j. s.; II. II. Dinsmore, Chap. w. II. Ed
munds, Mar; Robert Noble, tyler. After
which the officers were installed by A.
Lee Cady, ID. d. @. NJ, and refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Sarah Baker died last Friday after
going to bed, OF heart disease. She had
been boarding with Mrs. Bert Goss since
her return from Boston last month.
When she went to bed she did not com
plain Of any trouble. Awhile later Mrs.
Goss went to the room to see II she was
all right and found her dead. Funeral
services were held Monday, Rev. y. w
Miller officiating. Mrs. Baker was a ma.
tive Of Bethel, where she was born "A
years ago. She was the daughter Of tn,
late Erastus Men. She is survived by
son, Walter il. Baker, Of somerville
Mass.
Milo Goss, longtime resident o
Bethel, died Friday Of locomotor ataxia
Funeral services were held Tuesday, Rev
J. W. Miller officiating, and the inter