Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-03-10
Bethel Local. Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

GIY WILSON, Local Editor.
For sale:-A nice high grade Holster
bull calf, color, more white than black
l.. s. Dubois, z. O. Bethel. ~ ae
Wanted Situation wanted driving
team. Married man. Address Box 43,
Royalton, Vt. w ae
For Sale: Fifty gold watches. all
makes, S2 per month until paid for.
Write for prices to D. NJ. Strong, Bethel,
Vt. ae Il
Wanted To buy lumber land for
cash. ae If
Green Mt, Lumber Co., Room 1872, So
State ST., Boston, Mass.
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.
Il ae c. S. soper, Bethel, Vt.
Lcst:--Large fox hound, Erred, /" black
and tan head, black body and light spot
ted legs and tail. Gone 8ince Tuesday,
Feb. p. News OF him will be suitably
rewarded by B. c. Harlow, Bethel, VT. ae
s. NJ. washburn has been confined to
the house the past week with sickness.
Mrs. ssnborn of Concord, n. H., is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. S. l.. Abbott.
Mrs. James Ripley is on the sick list
and is being cared for by Mrs. Nancy
Shaw.
Mrs. Dora Clark is recovering from a
several weeks illness of grip followed by
rheumatic fever.
Miss Louisa Austin was called to Coos,
Lee l. Al. e
her youngest brother, Arnon Babbitt Aus
tin.
A daughter, Marian Anstice, was born
March to Mr.. aud Mrs. c. Wellington
Titus, being a granddaughter Of Mr. and
Mrs o. T. Godfrey.
Mrs. G. o. Spaulding had several pansy
blossoms in full blow Sunday in bed
that stood under the warm side OF the
barn on the home premises
Mrs. Lizzie Mudgett had the misfor-
tune last week to slip upon the ice and
fall, dislocating her hip. She is attended
by DR.. j. P. Clifford of Randolph
Waldo Wheeler Rogers. blacksmith
living In the east part OF the town, died
March ! Of tuberculosis. He was SO
years of age and was born in stanbridge. /
P. @.
Mics Josephine Rourke and Master
Francis Rourke returned to their home at
somerville, Mass, Sunday, after spend
ing week with their aunt, Mrs. e. A. !
Davis.
Miss Grace Upper entertained a week
end house party last week of five young
ladies from Montpelier Misses Emma
and Julia Foster, Misses Helen and Ruth 4
Bliss and Mrs. Lyle Young.
Rev. II. A. Parkhurst, pastor OF the /
Universalist church, is laid up with an
attack OF catarrh Of the liver and was I'M
able TO ofiiciate last Sunday. The pulrit .
was occupied by Rev. Verdi Martin OF
Gaysvilie.
Lee G. B0ardman, former tannery EN-
ploye, was in town over Sunday With his
family at Mrs. Eliza ChadNickis. In
company With two other men, Mr.
Boardmsn has leased tannery at Pea
body, Mass, and is employing about
txenty-hve hands, mostly in finishing
leather
The warning is out for the animal meet
ing OF WhItcomh High SchuoI district
which will be held in the school building
Tuesday. March Is. nt p. IN. II is the
duty 81 all interested IN the schools to at
tend. The term Of Mrs. Nellie e. Cush-
ing IS school committee expires this wear
and her successor Is TO lie elected.
f. s. Putnam was 10 New York recently
attending q meeting OF the representa-
tises Of the sireut Farm agency. More
than so representatives we're in attend
snce. Following the business meeting, an
trip was taken through the
city and then a unique dinner was served
ia the Jungle room at Healy's restaurant.
Mrs. Lydia A. Hutchins, nov living in
Burlington. observed her 93rd hirt hday
Wednesday She retains her
faculties TO remarkable degree Her
eyesight and tesring are good and she
reads without glasses. Mrs. Hutchins is
the Hidow OF Warren Hutchins, at one
time school teacher in Bethel, and will !
be remem bered by the older residents.
Mrs. George Burrcije and Miss Harriet !
Claiitn arc running the central office Of {
be Cushing telephone lire in the day
time The night operator is Roy Wash !
burn. By the present arrangement Of che
lines, any call on the line calls the night q
operator and patrons OF the line are eau /
toned not to use the lire after D. m. !
except in case Of necessity. 4
Robert \. Noble has resigned the office
Of oycrseer OF the poor to hich he was 9
elected al the last town meeting after q
holding the office for nineteen years with $
fidelity TO the interests Of tho toNn. THIS
fact can be easily proved by the remarka- I
bly, reasonable amount Of the bills OF his {
department Is compared with those OF q
other towns. The ssleetmen have APP z
pointed as his successor Robert e. Burn c
stt. 4
Roadmaster sturievant OF the Roches- e
lee Rwy. met with q serious accident {
Thursday % last week He vas engaged {
10 the derrick work at the washout OF t
Duuham meadow when the glove on his
eff hand got caught ia he chain aud in t
he twlukiing Of an eye the thumb wss !
.Orn from bis hand His wound was
dressed b. DR.. o. v. Greene and on SAT g
Irday Mr.. sturtevant left for his home Z
Il Rochester.
The Congregational society has extended
unanimous call 10 Rev. $. F. Goodhesrt {
i Whiting. VI, 10 become pastor OF the
Ihuroh. Mr.. Goodheart Is q native OF