Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-02-10
Bethel Local intelligence.
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Box 81, Bethel, Vt. 2wae
Wanted:-A man to.work on farm.
2w ae r. L. Cotton, Bethel, X. F. D. 3.
Diamonds for cash down or IS per
month until paid for. Write for prices.
ae II ID. NJ. Strong.
Wanted:-To buy lumber land for
cash. ae II
Green Mt. Lumber Co., Room SS2, %
State St.. Boston, Mass.
New stock OF pianos Just received.
VIII rent until paid for. Write for oata-
logue and prices.
ae Il d. NJ. Strong, Bethel, VT.
New stock OF watches; Illinois, How
ard, Elgin and Waltbam; solid gold and
gold fllled. 81 a month until paid for.
Write for catalogue ANA prices.
ae II ID. 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 c. s, Soper, Bethel, VT
Address OF Henry Willie Conner
wanted. Was a resident OF Windsor
county in 1856 and entered tract OF land
in Iowa. viii his heirs communicate
with Guy Wilson, Bethel, vt. 2w ae
Miss Abbie whitcomb is visiting
friends in Sharon.
Mrs. Mary Riley came Monday to visit
her mother, Mrs. J. j. Wilson.
A daughter, Ruth Ida, was born Feb.
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Mark o. Chamberlin.
Aaron II. Wilson went on Monday to
somervlIle, Mass, to visit his nephew,
Rufus Wilson.
Will II. Clough has moved from st.
Hyacinth street to a tenement over the
store OF q. II. Kimball.
s. M. Dimick OF West Hartford has
been visiting the past week at the home
OF his niece, Mrs. John d. Wheeler.
Fred Aikens of Barnard and Mrs.
Catherine Clark OF this village were mar
ried Sunday at the reotory by Rev. w. B.
Reynolds.
A. l. stearns has so far recovered from
his severe illness as to be able to sit up
portion OF each day aud to dispense with
the use of nurse.
The Yeti clothing store is closed this
week while an inventory is being taken.
II is not yet decided whether the store
will be re-opened.
II. J. Laroe and J. B. Beauregard of
Burlington have opened in the Lavere
block a branch OF the Bailey Music
Rooms Of Burlington.
Frank Cone OF Windsor was in town
Monday and placed with the Matson Ma
chine Co. an order for two hundred oil
pumps for the use OF the Windsor Ma
ohine Co.
The family OF Fred +. Hackett are hav-
ing more than their share OF sickness this
winter. Four members OF the family
have been down With the grip and Mr..
and Mrs. Hackett are both nov sick will
a second attack OF the same disease.
The whitcomb high school baseba
team for the season OF 1910 was organized
Monday with Robert Noble. captain, and
George Abbott, manager. There Is some
good timber in the present team and they
expect to put up stir game this year.
Albert B. washburu, Dartmouth 'l3,
was at home last week. Other students
in Bethel from the same college were YER
non Greene Of Lowell and Archie Ravens
OF Vergenues at Dr.. o. d. Greens's, aud
Nelson Gay Of Newton, Mass, Dart
mouth 70, at bis Cousins, Paul Wilson.
Henry n. Corey died at his home In
Bethel tilead Feb, from the result Of an
attack Of acnte indigesli ion lasting nine
days. Mr.. Grey was bern ia Bethel Jan.
~, 1880, on the farm which has been In
the family for about century and is new
owned bv his son-in-law, George G.
Hatch His parents were Nassel and
Fidelia A, (Brownl Corey.
J. 2. Knapp. who lives ut the lower
end OF Barnard village on the Wheelook
place formerly owned by Damon Aikens,
has been noticed TO be acting in pecul-
lar manner lately aud the first OF the
week bis condition was such that il was
thought unsafe to allow him At large and
accordingly be was taken Monday by
Selectmen Hathurn aud Wheelock to the
Waterbury asylum.
Clarence L. Chad wick died Feb. . Of an
organic disease OF the heart after an i'll
ness OF nearly five years duration. Mr..
Chad wick was born in Bethel, Aug. II,
1850, the son Of Chauncey r. Chadwick
ana his wife. who was Mary Buckman.
Most Of his life had been spent in this
AMltlihAt NitlHiANs nc u hufNAfNA ~
his wife, Florence bearing Chadwick.
Funeral services were held Saturday and
the inierment was in Fairview cemetery.
Roland, li-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. sparrell OF Royalton Hin, has
been making quite a sun OF money this
season IN the fur and skin line. One day
last week be thought the weather was
favorable Tor fur business 20 started out
with bis dog. He had not gone far be-
fore be came across flock OF ten skunks.
Young Sparrell did not have his gun hut
he did find a club and waded into the
flock and managed to xiii six OF the lot.
Words cannot portray the smell that
arose from that slaug hter, but the inan-
cial gain somewhat oisei that. a. be has
been getting about e. apiece for his
skunk skins.
Kissing star grange held very success
fol meeting Saturday evening District
Deputy W. A. Farnham oi South Royal.
ton inspected the books and tugud then
on a sound financial tsss Eighi
couples sre practising the Harvest maret
which Be- given in the lsst degree rm
Sunshine march vas given i1r re drsl
time ID which 81 mem beers join som.
Of the subjects discussed were Al follows
'aSoIne good things aDout our town.
sssoma things that ought 10 hsppsn il