Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-14
Bethel Local Intelligence,
CRY WILSON. Local Editor.


Cows Wanted:-1 or 2 Jerseys witt
milk record. win pay good prices.
Nv ae Bethel Mfg. Co., r. F. ID. 3.
Wanted a girl for general housework
in small family. Address, L, Box SOC,
Lebanon, n. II. ae
For sae:-Fifty gold watches, all
makes, 81 per month until paid for.
Write for prices to d. NJ. Strong, Bethel,
VT. ae tt
For Sale:-First class saddle horse.
Good driver. not afraid OF automobiles
Safe for woman to drive.
3w ae james +. Ripley, Bethel.
Wanted;-To buy lumber land for
cash. ae II
Green Mt. Lumber Co., Room 1872, So
State St.. Boston, Mass.
For Ssle;- Ensilage and hay; pastur-
age for cattle, etc. sheep-proof wire fence;
with plenty OF good water, on the Ballard
farm. 2wae W. A. Usher, Stookbridge, Vt.
Fine seed potatoes for sale; North Pole
(early), Rural New Yorker, and Enor.
nous (msdium or late).
=. L. Amsden, Bethel, r. F.. d. 3
(Barnard). 4w ae
n'san eyeopener to try DeLAval be-
side that machine that you think is just
as good for less money, or that you think
10 sasleF to wash and the opportunity is
upto YOU 90 c. E. Durham, Agt.
Miss Nellie Foley has been quite sick
the past week.
A son was born the first OF the week TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Moriaty.
Mrs. Frank B. Markham gathered sOse
eggs from her $50 hens in the month OF
March.
Mrs. Walter Brink returned wednes-
day from the hospital at Burlington
where she has been for treatment the past
three weeks.
Eugene A. Fisher was in town the first
OF the week in consultation with the citi. /
Eens' building committee in regard to re-
building the tannery.
W. w. Wilmot and family arrived Sat-
urday from Tiiton, N. H., and took pos
session OF the farm that be bought last
year of Mrs H. K. Wing.
e. L. Rix has bought OF the estate of
the late Lyman Rix the interest of the
latter in the d. M. Rix farm in the west
part OF the town and will occupy the
same early in May.
Kenneth Bullard, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Ballard, died April Z, aged 10 yrs..
10 days. He had been in for some
time with Brights disease. Funeral
services were held Saturday at the South
'Lympus church, Rev. j. Wesley Miller
officiating.
There was omitted in the publication
last week Of the new bill Of prices be-
tween the quarry owners and the quarry
men, the clause in regard to arbitration.
The new bill provides that there shall be
no lockouts and no strikes, but that all
matters that cannot be settled between
the parties shall be left to arbitration.
DR.. r. NJ. Chase was summoned TO Bos- ,
ton last week by the critical illness of
Mrs. George b. Chase, the wife of his
SON. Mrs. r. NJ. Chase had been there
for some time. Word was later received J
that Mrs. Chase died April 8. The de-
ceased had spent several months in Bethel
with the family Of DR.. Chase. She is sur
yived by her husband and one child.
The interment was in Newark, N. j., her d
former home 4
A petition has been presented to the Sc
lectmen, signed by more than 81 of the D
legal voters Ia town aud by majority of I
the practicing physicians resident in a
tow n, asking for the granting to r. H.
Lyon OF fifth class liquor license, to sell
liquor on prescription. Tho i
'eleetmen have set April 20 at the town e.
,lerk's Office as time and place for hear ~
ing. Mr.. Lyon had a simiiar license the
past year. There we're few Of the tenn
'erance peopls last year who we're fearful
'yer the granting Of the license hut no
objection has been heard during the wear
o the manner in which Mr.. Lyon has ex- 81
rcised his license.
The Public Service commission has APP 10
'ointed q hearing st Bethel on April 20 at
:. M to consider the petition OF f. II. bt
idgeftou OF Rochester and Others resid-
ne on the line OF the White River rail- mr.
DAD against the White River Railroad
%. and the Central Vermont Railroad -
o., praying that so order be issued TO =.
ave passenger trains of the White River
ailroad connect with tie Central YER -.
lont trains at the passenger station of
be latter road. The present arrangement "
exceedingly awkward. The Rochester
aims stop at the south end OF the village \.
bout 1900 feet from the C. V. station. pii
he baggage must all be transferred by a
am and most Of the passengers walk.
cry close connections are made on some
the trains even when the Rochester pc
ain - on time. There is but 20 min II
les leeway 10 connect with the after. 70
BON south-bound express aud bat eleven 40
inutes 20 connect with the morning
1rth-hound train. In the afternoon OF n
e same DAY the commission will hold a 80
iaring on the petition OF the selectmen -.
Sharon IS. the Central Vermont Rail =.
~ Co., asking % have a certain grade -.
ossing near the railroad station in -,
aaron abolished and "a underpass sub ~,
tuated therefore. ~
SOUTH RANDOLPH 81
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