Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-02-17
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY Wilson, Local Editor.
For Sale.-Cows and brood sows. II
W. c. Boutwell,, Gaysyille.

Diamonds for cash down or IS per
month until paid for. Write for prices
act ID. NJ. Strong.
wanted:-To buy lumber land for
cash. ne Il
Green Mt. Lumber Co., Room 1892 %
State St.. Boston, Mass.
New stock OF pianos just received.
Will rent until paid for. Write Tor cata-
logue and prices.
We are looking for saw mill; we hay
200. 900 feet or more logs on the White
lot, Stockbridge, VT. Green Mountain
Lumber Co., 1872 Exchange Bldgp Bos-
ton, Mass. II
New stock OF watches; Illinois, How
ard, Elgin and Waltham; solid gold and
gold filed. 81 a month until paid for.
Write for catalogue and prices.
ae II d. NJ. Strong, Bethel, Vt.
Having decided TO go to California,
will sell my harness business and house.
To reduce stock will sell all blankets,
robes, leather gloves and mittens at cost.
4w ae G. g. Soper, Bethel, Vt.
Mrs. Jane O. Hunt is sick at the home
OF o. I. Morse in Royalton.
Mrs. X. @ Freeman Of New York is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs, Sarah Sturteyant.
Mr.. and Mrs. II F. Morrill, are recover
ing from prolonged attacks OF sickness.
Mrs. Mary A. Quimby visited friends
and relatives in Mortified over Sunday.
Aurice w. Perkins went on Saturday to
Springfield, Mass, to spend week with
his uncle.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wood miss Maud Cady)
OF Waterbury.
Misses Mary Boyce and Frances Heb
ard of Randolph visited at Levi Kidder's
the first OF the week.
Mrs. Alfred Parrott has gone to Leo
minister, Mass, to visit her husband, who
is working for e. W. Harrison.
DR.. Otto V. Greene was called to
Springfield, Mass, last week to attend
the case OF Mrs. Sarah j. Bennett.
Mrs. L. NJ. Greene won the first prize
at the Library $500" party given by
Mrs. &. H. Kidder.
+. G. Mcintyre is able to be on the
street again after a two weeks confne-
ment in the house from illness.
At wrestling match in Cushing hall
Thursday Of last week, Mahan of Barnard
beat Walter Rogers in two falls out OF
three.
Mrs. B. Howard Tucker Of Tunbridge
spent most OF last week with Mrs.
Martha A. Cushing, who is recovering
from a serious Illness.
e. b. Ryan, who lives with DR.. o. d.
Greene, fell down the steep back stairs
in the house of DR.. Greene Sunday, cut
ting large cash in the scalp.
Mr.. and Mira, Tyler James OF Boston are
in Bethel this week visiting friends.
Mr.. James is native Of Bethel, being a
son OF he late r. S. James.
Mrs. Fred Whitney has sweet-scented
gera alum that Is 6 IT, in height, { H., s
in. in circumference; also fuschia that
Is It., 0 in. high, both cut back.
The carrying Of the mail from Bethel to
Gsysylle has been awarded to Arthur Y.
Leavitt. TIE hil Is supposed 10 have
IA
Mrs. Nettie Davis and daughter, Ellen,
returned last week to their home at Lam
caster. n. H., having been called here by
the death of c. L. ChadSick, cousin of
Mrs Davis.
The COMMITTEES having lie matter in
charge have deferred the q. A. Il. camp
fire that was to bo held Feb. % to later
date and are nov trying to arrange to
have it early IN March.
During the season Of printing town re-
ports, the Bethel Printing Co is having
the assistance Of Misses Harriet and Ella
Clahin, Miss Bessie cilma- and Miss
Ethel Cahee OF Rochester.
Mrs. Ernest BuIlsrd returned to her
hume in Jamestown, r. l., last week, be-
ing accompanied as far as Springfield,
Mass, by Luther p. Bullard, who goes to
visit his son, Edison p. Billiard.
A anal dividend OF 10 has been de-
elared in the estate OF ]. @. Sargent.
There had been a previous dividend of
22E, making the total dividend $50
The dividend will lie payable about Feb.
20.
Merritt A. Brink died Feb u follow.
ing a shock suffered the previous Thurs
day. For the past nye years his health
had been failing. He is survived by his
son, Walter A. Brink, who has carried on
the farm since the inability Of his father.
Edison Emery leaves this week for
trip to Florida. He wishes ii clearly
stated to all his acquaintance that his
trip has nothing to do With bis North
Pole escapade snd that be will have moth
ing to do with any promoting scheme
connected With lands in Florida.
Two cases Of diphtheria developed in
town the FIRST 81 the week. One was Gill
man Marshall, he young son Of w. W.
Marshall Of River street, and the other
was that Of Willie Waldo, one of the
twin sons Of Mrs. Willis Waldo. A free
use Of anti-toxin is being made ard the
cases are not considered critical
K. S. Putnam, local agent Of the strout
Farm Ggency, reports the sale Of the
Charles Waldo farm, owned bY A. 7. Spar
rell and situated on R0yalton Hill 20 Nell
son Fairchild Of Essex, " Y. The price,
including stock and tools, is $500. The
farm includes about 375 acres. Posses
sion viii be given March is. Mr. Spar
ren expects to join band 81 colonists
who are going to settle in Alberta, Can
ada.
The south-bound night express Thurs
day morning had a marrow escape from q