Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-31
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.
81 new clocks just received.
2W ae ID. M

81 new clocks just received.
Wv ae ID. NJ. Strong.
For sale:--P haeton with top, running
parts as good as new. 2w ae j. +. Pease.
For sale:-Fifty gold watches, all
makes, ~ per month until paid for.
Write for prices to D. NJ. Strong, Bethel,
VT. ae II
Wanted ITO buy lumber land for
cash. ae II
Green Mt. Lumber Co., Room 1892, SO
State ST., Boston, Mass.
Fine seed potatoes for sale; North Pole
learly) Rural New Yorker, and Enor-
nous medium or latel.
r. L. Amsden, Bethel. r. F. d. 8
(Barnsrd). 4w ae
Mrs. +. e. Martell's store will be open
for business from a. m. to Q p. m. You
will fluid choice line OF hats and flow
ers, also plumes and fancy feathers. (No
cards) ae
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.
tfae c. 8. soper, Bethel, VT.
have selling right on DeLaval separa-
tors in several surrounding towns and
have a supply of extra parts that can
furnish promptly when needed. Old ma
chimes taken in exchange for new ones OF
larger capacity. ae @. f.. Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Webb left wednes-
day for their former home ct franklin,
Me.
Arthur Gordon Of Worcester, Mass,
was guest last week at George p. San.
pra's.
A daughter, Pauline Turner. was born
March 20 to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ.
Wight.
Miss Barbara Jennie Peduzzi is recover
ing slowly from a two weeks illness Of
erysipelas,
Miss Ellen Preston returned Friday
from Burlington, " here she has been the
past month.
o. ~ Barows has bought OF Miss Ann
Sargent a strip of land in the rear OF his
home premises.
O. O. Rogers picked some woods violet
blossoms March 2s, the earliest known
for many years.
james P. Rogers left Monday to pay a
visit to his daug liter, Mrs. Edison Leland
Of Lowell Mass.
Fremont 0. Brown went Friday to pay
visit to his brother, Scott Brown, OF
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Bernice Monkey of Newport, n. I
H., was the guest last week of her sister,
Mrs. +. E. Wallace.
The f.. 7. Arnold premises on North
Main street have been leased to Thomas
J. Layere for one year
Mrs. J. B. Bradley OF Ludlow Is visit
ing her brother, james A. Graham. and .
niece, Miss Grace Topper.
L. ]. Robinson Of Rochester was in
town Monday to confer with f. A. Fisher
IN regard to rebuilding the tsnnery.
Carl l. Sleeper OF Barnard is engaged
in taking the census in Bethel. Dr. Z.
J. Hickey takes the census ia Barnard.
Mrs. Frank Williams and two children
Of Randolph have been visiting the rast
week her sister, Miss Blanche Shepard.
Charles Blakelv Of Underhill has come
10 serve as clerk 10 the Yeti store and has
taken tenement over the Graham store.
Waller Freeman OF Brook field, W.. has
rented OF 2. $. Putnam the Waller farm
on Royalton Mn for year aud viii take
possession at once.
Mrs. A. lee CadF aud daughter Miss
Dorothy Cidy. are visiting this week
Mrs. William Wood u Waterbury, who
Was Miss Maud Csdy.
Mrs. f. P. Holden Of West Concord, n.
r., made short ti.it lsst week to her
brother, George n. upper, OF Bethel and
to Der brother, John K. Upper, OF Ruch-
ester.
A daughter, Alba, was born Match p
10 Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Berini. The par
ents are both natives Of Italy and Mr..
Befini = a stone cutter az the Woodbury.
shed.
w. @. Ellis, formerly Of Bethel has
position working on the farm in Weston,
Mass, OF George @. McCansiand vice
president Of the First National bank Of :
Boston.
The front tenement In the second story
Of the Sargent block has been rented BY
isaac Yeti and the rear tenement by Luis
Ezzo and both families take immediate
possession.
ID. A. Strong has leased the store 10 the ,
Bascom House block formerly occupied
by Harry B. Lease and will double his J
stock OF organs. pianos, sewing ma
chimes, clocks and watches.
Miss Mabel Miller has returned from
visit 70 her sister. Mrs. B. r. Davis, at
Salem, \. II. Miss Julia Miller, her sis
ter, who is teaching 81 Salem, was ut
home on short vacation last week. d
Christ church, Sunday, April 3, low
Sunday Morning Prayer at 10 q. m.
with catsehising; LitanY aud holy Com
munion ct l045; octave OF Easter, repeti-
ton Of Easter music, Sunday school 81
u ~
Mgron 8. Whitakei one Of the most
prom fnent and well knoWn citizens Of the
touu. died Wcduesdsv morn snr after
short illness Of grip and pneumonis. lie
is survived BY iic and one son. Willis
G. 81 hittakef.
The E e. Fisher Co. have carpenters
enaaeed ID putting on q new roof FOR the
hide house which was not DESTROYED in
the IRE Of April 2l, 1909. The wise ones
proanosticste from this that tie Fisher
Co. iuiend 10 rebuild their taunery this