Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-05-12
Bethel Local Intelligence.

write Tor prices 10 u. Nj. Strong, Bethel,
VT. ae tt
wsnted.-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 bust
ness goes with it, II not sold by June 1,
each article sill be sold at later date to
the highest bidder at auction. {. Z.
Caflin. 4w ae
For sae:-One horse, weight 100 lbs,
lot Of second hand furniture. platform
scales, good top buggy open buggy, lum-
Der wagon, lot OF single and double
harnesses, pool table, locomobile, etc.
2w ae I. J. Layere, Bethel, VI.
Francis W. Wight is slowly recovering
from his recent severe illness.
Mrs. Elroy r. Wallace is in Burlington
this week for treatment OF her eyes.
Mrs. W. T. King and Mrs. B. G. Howe
left Wednesday for weeks visit among
friends near Boston.
II. c. Persons went to Skinner, Me-,
Monday where he will follow his old oe-
cupation OF scaling logs.
Mrs. Kate Wallace Ellis OF this town
and William II. Arnold Of Hartford, VT,
were married last Saturday.
There is no change in local market in
regard to the milk war No milk has
been CARED out OF Bethel since May /.
Mrs. Ernest Howard returns to Leba-
non, n. H., today, after spending a week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Wallace.
A son Er,ert,,, d, eaoI, 49,. -. A.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Vingenzo Tancreto.
The parents are both natives Of Italy and
the father is a quarryman.
Rev. F.. F. FELTON, has sold to j. j. Car
ney the Mccullough farm on Royalton
Hill now occupied By John Bush, who /.
will continue to carry on the farm for the
new owner.
G. L. Lowell bought Of James Farnham /
OF Tunbridge last week for the Boston
market pair OF nve-year-old Durham
oxen, weighing 5000, for which ne paid .
Mr.. Farnham 1910.
Miss Wilhelmina Toland who has been
attending the high school at Malone, N. (
Y, and who expected TO graduate the .
coming June, has been obliged to come
home on account OF illness.
Alvin Hatch OF West swaIzey. N. H., a
former resident OF Bethel, is in town this
week. Mr.. Hatch is engaged in the bush
ness OF removing moss, rust, ETC., from
grave stones By chemical process.
d. Lynn Chadw lex has bought Of John
t. Reed Of Worcester, Mass, the prem
Uses occupied by Mr.. Reed Tor many years
past and situated on the easterly side OF
Main street ia the rear Of the dwelling of
David T. Dyke.
Veneranda Pas, a stone cutter. and
Mrs, Joseph Garcia saintesban, widow,
were married May by Rev. w. Il. Rev.
noids. The groom is a native OF ponteve-
ORA in The province Of Galicia in spaiu.
and the bride OF santander, Spain.
Mrs. II. L. Stevens. who spent the win. :
Ter With her sister, Celestial A. Whipp!e, 5
started on the e'Cloel; p. N. train from
Bethel, April -, and arrived at her home
m Tacoma, Wash, Mt 10 O'Clock p. M,
May l. having made the trip in four
nights aud four days. She went BY way s
OF The Nor;tern Pacific. t
Miss Elida saaspfa was driving home E
Thursd1y with Miss Craze Wasahurn and (
had just reached tie new steel bridge I
when the kiugpin broke. Both occu- Y
pants we're thrown from the wagon and e
the horse ran home. Miss Sanspra was Q
considerable shocked aud bruised by her !
fall, bat beyond that no serious injury I
was done.
Patrick Henry, a stone cutter heling !
from Chelsea, WIS arrested last week on )
the charge o. an assault upon Nora. the i
15-year-uld daughter 81 Roliin GooielL I
file was arraigned before Justice r. ].
Flint, who found probably cause, and Y
Henry was put under $500 bonds to APP
pear at the June term Of Windsor county !
court, w. c. Clifford aud NJ NJ. Wilson ]
providing his bail. 2
Lawyer Wallace Batchelder Of this =
Town, formerly first lieutenant, L. S. A. y
has received a message requesting him to Z
meet bis former colonel, ex-President Z,
Theodore Roosevelt, in New York city, Z
June Is, upon the latter's return to I
America from his African hunting expe- y
iition an4 his tour Of Europe. The mes
sage states: lyon are not only requested,
but you are expected, to be there" K
Arthur Mandigo, who recently came A
from Hardwick to work for the Wood :
bury Granite Co., was struck by heavy x
plank Monday and suffered severe, but z
not serious, Wounds about the head. The g
plank had fallen from above upon the }
Macdonald machine and the turning of A
.he machine brought thu plank around 50 y
is to bit the man. He was knocked to 81
he floor, when his fellow Wnrkmen ss ".
bis predicament aud stopped the ma
'hiBsry.
Hsmiiu g. Barnes considers that Dr. B
sas the victim OF more Than Ga 1har So (
nisforiuues last week. Tie H-st rus dis
0ss % bis market for milk from rElsh h
BE- had derived suhstautisI ,nc7Ha j.
hen hs went out 10 mend fence on his %
arm and after q hall days labor found p
hat he lost bis ailst containing seven ~
loilars, and on May he had a palushl5
Ayrshire bull killed bF the cars. The an f
mal got loose and wandered upon the b
rack when a south-bOund freight came ia
long. The engineer endeavored to tr
righten the bull from the track BY 81