Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-07
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.
81 new eIoeks iust received.

81 new clocks just received.
Wv ae ID. M. Strong.
For sale:-Phaeton with top, RUNNING
parts as good as new. 2w &c J. F. Pease
For Sale: Bay mare, weight abou
1850 lbs, good worker.
ae Chas. B. Adams, East Bethel.
For saIe:-Fifty gold watches, al
makes, 81 per month until paid for
Write for prices to d. NJ. Strong, Bethel
VT. ae II
Wanted:-To buy lumber land for
cash. ae II
Green Mt. Lumber Co., Room 3s2, SO
State St., Boston, Mass.
For sale:-Frst-class saddle horse.
Good driver, not afraid of automobiles
Safe for woman to drive.
3w ae James F. Ripley, Bethel.
For sale: Ensilape and hay; pastur-
age for cattle, etc sheep proof wire fence;
with plenty Of good water, ON the Ballard
farm. 2wae W. A. Usher, stockbridge. Vt.
Fine seed potatoes for sale; North Pole
(early), Rural New Yorker, and Enor-
nous tmedum or lRtel.
4. L. Amsden, Bethel, Il. F. d. 8
(Barnard). 4w 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.
II ae 9. s. 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 /
machines taken in exchange for new ones
OF larger capacity.
ae G. e. Durham.
For sale:- Registered Ayrshire bull, ia
mos. old, imported from Canada. Took
first prize at Woodstock fair and End at
state fair. Large improved Yorkshire
pigs, registered. Canadian seed potatoes,
Admiral Deweys, smooth and white. OK.
cellent quality and great crops, per bu.
6Oc. Registered stock hog, improved
Yorkshire, service s1.
}. W. jackson, North Road, Bethel r.
f. d. 3. ae
Miss Sarah Clough of Woodstock has
been recent guest OF her aunt, Mrs. w.
X. Briggs.
daughter, weighing ten pounds, was
born April to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis c.
Whitaker.
Jas A. Graham was called to Hartland /
last Friday to attend the funeral of his
uncle, Philip Lyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Morren hacked 4
heir goods last week and removed 10 t
snfeld, n. H., where they will make 2
heir home in the future. p
Amplias Williams, veteran OF the Civil I
var, is seriously i'll at the home OF his sls
81, Mrs. Amanda Chapman, having q
Uttered two shocks Of apoplexy the past 1
yeek.
Bessie b. Waldo, widow OF the late
William 1. Waldo OF this town, and Har- Z
" X. Rowland OF pittsford were married
gently and arrived in town Monday to a.
lsit friends. They expect to make their n
ONE near Castletou. Il
Mrs. Katherine w. Ellis has rented her y
'rm, known as the McKenstry farm, to a.
ana Grow, who has been living with ~
aac q. Vail on the Gaysville road. Mrs.
MS has taken rooms in the brick bouse
John Keleher on Church street. ~
Amos Leayitt has suffered serious dam ne
e from deer to his apple orchard and
ade claim to the state. selectman Rob ~
Noble and county Fish and Game
arden / NJ Heath examined tire orch al
Of Mr.. Laayiti last week and awarded ~
~ go damages, 10 be peid BY the state. 80
The house Of Peter Burells ON Tanuery Gel
set, occupied by Tony Angelo. was fot
oxen into Friday afternoon during the
senee OF Mr.. Angelo and the two OF her ens
p wfo With him occupy the house. wa
: Angelo elsims to have lost $50 in Civ
lney and a supply OF cider. The matter for
being Investigated by the authorities. bla
friends in town have received notice Of hol
death 10 Louisiana, March y. Of
rry. only son ar Mr. and Mr. No. the
stafford fortnerIv ~ tbis to.n Is Z
ron Stafford had been notified Of 4
illness OF her son at Alexandria. and
J, and hau started to co to him and saa
got as far as Danville, when she re- Chr
we'd word Of his death from appendici. Cor
aud peritonitis. The remains were she
ught TO Sutton Junction, p. O.. the ual'
ne of Mr.. and Mrs. SaTcrd. where the tim
eral was held last Saturday. mol
iolliu Goodell bad an interesting expe- s
ice in The use Of powder one day last m
X. lie purchased some powder az the :,
'keless variety Of Jas. A. Graham and -
asked Il he knew how to use it and P@s
cautioned that It did not work exact ~.
IKE the common powder. He went =
pc and loaded up his gun and made "a
Il There ensued a peculiar sensation !,
VI. Goodeli aud when he recovered "a
stccl, So. - ~ - @as ~ four
lis face and left an unpleasant feeling 81
several days
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