Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-02-03
Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

Wanted "A housekeeper. Address p. o.
Box 27, Bethel, VT 2wae
Diamonds for cash down or IS per
month until paid for. Write for prices.
ne II ID. NJ. Strong.
Wanted To buy lumber land for
cash. ae If
Green Mt. Lumber Co., Room 832, %
State ST., Boston, Mass.
New stock OF pianos just received.
viii rent until paid for. Write for cata-
logue and prices.
ne If d. NJ Strong, Bethel, Vt.
New stock Of watches; Illinois, How
ard, EIgin and Waltham; solid gold and
gold filed. s2 month until paid for.
Write for catalogue and prices.
ae II d. NJ. Strong, Bethel, VI.
Address Of Henry wilzie Conner
wanted Was resident Of Windsor
county IN 1856 and entered tract OF land
in Iowa. win his heirs communicate
with Guy Wilson, Bethel, Vt. 2w ae
W. l. Fish went TO Boston Tuesday.
Mrs. n. l. Chase went to Burlington
Saturday.
Henry Corey, longtime resident Of
Gilead, is critically i'll.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Baker OF st. Adams was
in town last week visiting her cousin,
Miss Abbie +. Clark.
B. B. Whitaker has leased his premises
on the Barnard road to Dan Batchelder
and gone to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Kidder will open
their house Friday evening, Feb. II, to
give $500 party" for the benefit OF the
Library Building fund. All are invited
TO attend.
w. A. Clough has moved into the tene-
ment in the north end Of the Kittredge
block from the house on st. Hyacinih
street recently sold by =. 5, Putnam to
Dominic Ezzo.
There were no births or deaths in the
town OF Bethel during the month OF jan
uary just past. An examination OF the
records for many years past fails TO dis
close year with q similar record.
Rollin ellison is moving from the
rooms long occupied by him 10 the Bas-
com House to the Foster house owned by
him, where he and his mother, Mrs.
Ellen ellison, will hereafter make their
home.
The derrick crew OF Charles New man at
the Woodbury. quarry has been laid OF
for the present. This crew was employed
in getting out the thicker layers of gran.
tie for which there is not so great de-
mand.
Lewis Rogers OF Point Breeze, n. ", il
visiting friends in town. He was a resi-.
dent Of this town back in the '70s, when
he operated the Locust Greek hotel, be-
fore the days Of J. j. saltery and George
T. Mclaughlin.
Mrs. John II. Beckwith went last Sat
urday to Pomiret to attend the funeral o
Mrs. Waiter harrington, daughter Of the
late o. NJ. Tinkham. Mrs. Beckwith anC
Mrs. Harrington were school mates to
gether At the Randolph Normal.
Henry W Burgett OF Brookline, Mass
died last Friday from heart failure, being
taken sick ia street car. Mr.. Burget
was well known in this section as the
builder Of the Mt Mansfield Electri,
railroad, and later about 1898 as one o
the original promoters OF the White Riy
er railroad from Bethel 10 Rochester.
Clinton sopar had a slight fire in biz
store at 2 $50 p. m. Saturday. He hac
Ii hted match to find papcr at hi
desk and then gone 10 another part Of tbs
store when he discovered a mass OF pa
pers on bic desk IN brisk fire which b,
soon easily put out, the only loss being
that Of two stylographic pens which wer,
completely ruined.
John Keleher has sold to Isaac Yeti oil
the firm OF Yeti Bros the billiard, poo
and grocery business conducted by Mr.
Keleher for the past fiteen years in the
ground fi0or Of the Arnold block AND
Mr. Yeti has taken a long time lease oil
the premises Of Mrs. Arnold, the ownel
OF the block Mr.. Keieher will continue
to make Bethel his home.
Grange meeting Saturday evening.
For the literary program the lecturer ask.
members TO tell o. the Song birds, the
birds most helpful to the farmer. piano
solo, The Flowers We Love Rest I" and
other good things. All citizens literarily
inclined are asked 10 join. The secretary
will be pleased to furnish all such with
applications for membership.
The r. A. strout Farm agency, through
z. 5. Putnam, the local agent reports the
sale a the Cram farm on Mount Hunger
10 Barnard 10 }. B. Cooper OF Allegheny
- us AAt AA hAAAfitMEH hNNAA -hN htsfE-
and has been owned for the past ten years
or 30 BY Clayton Campbell Mr. Cooper
bought the Brink farm adjoining the
Cram farm last year OF Elmer Stoddard.
Postmistress Arnold has received notice
from the post Office department that on
aud after Feh. ] 3 rural mail carriers will
not be required e. collect loose change
from rural mail boxes. Patrons are re.
quested 10 enclose coins in an envelope
wrap them securely il q piece Of paper o.
deposit them IN ccin-holdine receptacle.
20 that they may Be cssiIy aud quickly
taken FROM boxes
Fletcher Wheat. living IS The Rood
farm, took his t5-yesr-rld son, George r
Wheat, 90 Burlington Friday, where a.
the same day the boy vss operated % 8,
the Mary Fletcher hospital f1r an a1scess
iu the back % the ear On tbe mast0id
lone. TINS was thought be- he cutie :
dangerous operation. being 40 De hase "a
The brain Mr. Wheat returned hom5
Saturday, leaving bis son * The hospital
with indications ole successful recovery
from the operation.
n you haven't the time 10 exercise regu-
larly. Doan's Regulets viii prevent con-