Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-28
Bethel Local Intelligence.

Two-seated trap for sale cheap.
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Nv ae W. NJ. Fisher.
For Sale: = Pair of 6-year-old worl
horses, weight about 1900 lbs.
Nv ae Katharine W. Ellis, Bethel, vi.
wanted:-Woman for general house
work, good cook. Apply Mrs. W. A
Uaher, Stockbridge. ae
For sale;-Fifty gold watches, al
makes, 90 per month until paid for.
Write for prices to ID. NJ. Strong, Bethel
VT. ae tt
Wanted;-To buy lumber land fol
cash. ae tt
Green Mt. Lumber Co., Room 1892, 90
State St.. Boston, Mass.
Pasturing for cattle, etc, s~heep.prooi
fence with plenty of good water, on the
Ballard farm. w. A.. Usher, Stock
bridge, VT. 2w ae
Good livery stock for sale; good bust.
ness goes with it. II not sold by June 1,
each article will be sold at later date to
the highest bidder at auction. {. E.
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Mrs. Il. A. Markham is in Royalton this
week visiting relatives.
Rev. X. G. Wilson preached Sunday in
Boston at the Church OF the Advent.
c. II. Dustin has purchased a fine six
octave Carpenter organ OF d. NJ. Strong.
Vernon Greene, Dartmouth 10, and A.
b. Washburn, '13, we're in town over
Sunday.
Miss Nina Cox OF Barnard was the
guest over Sunday OF her aunt, Miss
Mabel Dyke.
Lewis s. Bundy has sold his premises,
known as the Brown place in Bethel Gil
cad, TO A. B. Brown.
A daughter, Forrestine Elaine, was
born April 20 to Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest A.
Northrup living on Christian Hill.
Guy w. Wright has returned from
Charlotte, where he has been spending the
winter with his daughter, Mrs. Williams.
The whitcomb high school ball team
defeated South Royalton high at South
Royalton last Saturday by a score Of %
to s.
The Bethel lodge of Odd Fellows will
give a concert and May Day bali in Town
hall Monday evening, MAY 2, with music
by Floyd's Chorus orchestra from Clare
mont, n. II.
DR.. o. V. Greene, health officer for the
town Of Bethel, delivered a fine address
on the subject 81 tuberculosis at a union
meeting held at the Uniyersalist church
last Sunday.
George |. Abbott, Jr., reached his eigh-
tenth birthday April p and his young
friends took occasion to give him what
was a complete surprise in the way of a
party in Cushing hall.
DIT. Otto v. Greene has bought OF Dan.
lei L. Child and Miss Abbie F. Clark the
premises on Church street occupied Dy
them for many years past and known as
the N. F. Clark premises. DR.. Greene
expects 10 take possession about June /.
Mrs. Lila P. LRraway, administrator
of the estate Of the late Harry W. Lara.
way, has sold through +. s. Putnam. To-
cal agent Tor the =. s. strout farm
agency, the farm on the Barnard stage
road known as the Brigham farm to
W. Buck Of ~Br9okfuld. who takes
immediate possession.
Testimony was taken before w. n.
Batchelder, notary public, last Thursday
10 be used Ia tac Islander suit OF Ethel
Remington against Attic Maxon.
Both parties ere now residents Of New
port, N. H.. and the case comes on Tor
trial az the Moy term Of the Sullivan
superior court at Newport.
Mrs. Frank q, Erc~ ster died At her
ia white River Junction, Wednes-
lay, April 20. shE wns g native Of Bethel, E
lorn Oct. 10, 1853, the daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. Merrill A. Owen. She first mar
led Allen Dunhnm Of Bethel. who was
subsequently, divorced from her, aud she
49,. .en~afrT Tu.-E. - n.-w&. O.. ~
urvived Wy Mr.. Brewster c son now serv-
ng in the 4. S. navy q sister. Mrs.
ieorge Rogers of Norwich; q sister, Mrs.
'harles y. Brown Of Bethel, and by her T,
now 81 years OF age. Mr.. Owen :
his home with Mrs. Rogers at Nor
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