Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-05
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GuY Wilson, Local Editor.
Lowest prices in millinery.
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bIf W ilsON, Lochl EullOf.
Lowest prices in millinery.
Cora J. Bliss, Randolph, VT. !
Two-seated trap for sale cheap.
2w Re W. NJ. Fisher.
For sale.- Pair Of 6-year-old work
horses weight about $500 lbs.
Nv ae Katharine w. Ellis, Bethel, W.
For sale:--Fifty gold watches, all
makes, e per month until paid for.
Write for prices to D. NJ. Strong, Bethel,
Vt. ae Il
Wanted To buy lumber land for
cash. ae tt
Green Mt Lumber Co., Room 1872, 50
State St. Boston, Mass.
Good livery stock for sale; good BUSH
ness goes with il. II not sold by June /,
each article " i'll be Sold at later date to
the highest bidder at auction. {. e.
Ciafin. 4w ae
For Sale:-One horse, weight 100 lbs,
lot Of second hand furniture, platform
scales, good top buggy, open buggy, lum-
Der wagon, lot OF single aud double
harnesses, pool table, locomobile, etc.
Wv ae T. j, Lavere, Bethel, Vt.
No. De Laval, capacity 1900, price
f75. Either new or refnished and war
ranted practically good as new. This
machine cannot be matched by any other
in existence at the price. other sizes
down to s27. so. II you want the "best
ever" lisa 1910 De Laval. G. e. Durham.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wallace last week.
Christopher Riley Of Hancock was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. G. II. Kimball went to Boston
Monday for a short visit.
Rev. J, II. Long Of Panton called on
friends in town last week.
Mrs. Guy Merrill OF River street is sick
aud threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. B. @. Howe OF st. Johnsbury is
visiting her daug Mrs. w. T. King.
Frank NJ. Kendall OF Springfield is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n.
Kendall.
Truman b. Martin OF Rochester is
spending some time with his son, Frank
L. Martin.
Lee Boardman was in town over Sun
day and took back with him his family
TO feabodyi Mass.
George A. Marsh has been sick aud
confined to the house the past week by an
attack Of tonsilitis.
Newell Tilton has sold his premises in
Barnard that he bought OF Jas. s. Young
to S. A. Smith of Randolph.
Miss Evelyn Morse has completed her
studies at the Albany Business college
and ia ut bpt,aa, Fnr hp
The Odd Fellows held their first meet
ing in the new rooms in the Sylvester
block Wednesday evening OF last week
Edward Connell OF Mortified was In .
town Tuesday looking over the ground .
for installing permanent moving pic
ture outfit
f. D. Gibson has begun the laying OF a
three-inch pipe to conduct to the village
the water from the Hastings spring on
Camp brook.
Mrs. Adelaide Young returned Saiur-
day to her home at Waterbury after
spending eight weeks with her sister,
Mrs. F. E. Martello
Miss Ann Sargent has conveyed to Aus
tin iiagey about half an acre OF land on
South Church street, in tho rear OF the
homa promises Of Mr. Hayey. A
Henry Brooks stopped over sundsr
with g. H. Tupper ou hts way from f}os-
tot to his summer home IN Stock bridge.
which his servants opened Monday.
Mrs. W. q. Mauocks aud two chill
dreu have gone to WsuSeg, Me, 90 visit T,
relatives in The hopa That the change Of
climate will benefit the health Of Mrs. /,
Ma.tocSs.
Ziba n. Paige Of East Bethel hiss sold {
his farm TO Edgar Trask. Mr.. Paige will s
occupy The house ia East Bethel village {
owned by }. II. Back and now occupied D
by Mr.. Trask. t
Z. Z. Gonya, engineer at the pumping {
station Of the c. V. Rwy., has bought Of
las. +, Eldredge the two tenement house )
IN South Church street formerly owned :
BY W. L. Parsons. =
Further testimony was taken last Sat {
Irday before Wallace n. Batchelder in S
be Islander suit Of Mrs Ethel Hatch c
Remington against Mrs. Attic Maxon, l.
10Th OF Newport, n, H.
A. ). Webb was in town last week and g
'acked up his household goods aud will ;
move to Cherryheld, Me-, where he is to
ngage IN a general mercantile business
With his uncle, W. 5. Davis. .
J. G. Carney and two sons Of Haverhin. j
dass., have arrived and taken possession I
4 the Chase cottage at Lake Ansel and A
irs. Carney and the other children will j
oin them in a few weeks. !
J. F. Lamson, administrator Of the e.. (,
ate Of the late Dana q. Torrey, hrs sold -
o Maurice L. Fills the premises in upper =
iilead, known as The Ranch" nnd i-,- =
iudiBg dwelling and about Gge sores 90 ~
sud.
The local lodge Of r. and A. NJ elected
Re following ohicer- lG-l week at their \
annual meeting 2. Iriees. 81. 81: h
+. 4. Graham. S. We. o. saauJsiuo. J.
G s soper, Sees @. H Iara.-, s.
Treas.
a. B. Brown ana Hrs. Bgnl. Chapman g.
ave conveyed 90 SIR. SUD Mrs Frank n q
Harris The farm 10 Giiead snogn g. lid
homas r. NeH farm. Mr. and Mr- q
Harris come from Plainheld and have d
aiken possession Of their purchase.
The selectmen gave hearing APRIL 2f ii
IN the application Of Richard IL. Lvon d
.or = htth Glass or druggists license NJ s