Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-12-19
Bethel News.
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Lee Cady was in Boston last week
NJ. n. Kendall has been granted
pension.
George Whitney is clerking in }. q
Sargent's store.
Rev. 0. II. Shinn of Rutland wa
in town last week.
DIR. L. NJ. Greene has added porcl
to the front of his residence.
The family of +. II. Bascom o
Montpelier visited in town last week
James Mannix recently killed hog
that weighed $50 lbs.
Christmas exercises will be held in
the Universalist church and canlata
is to be presented.
1t is reported that FIN. Whitcomb re-
Gently refused an offer OF 5000 for ms
yearling Westmont stallion.
The chicken pie supper held by the
Congregational ladies last week Thurs
day evening was well attended and a
y
goodly sum realized.
George w. Brooks, a farmer living
on Christian Hill was stricken with APP
opIexy last Saturday evening and died
from the effects of the shock on Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Anne Broughton, widow of
VIM. S. Noble of Hydepark, ILL.,, died
Dec. 10, 1889 at the residence Of her
son-in-law, Hon. II. n. Hubbard Of
Chicago. She was native Of Char
lotte, vi. Her husband was an older
brother Of the late John Noble Of Beth
el.
Hon. L. +. Higbee, superintendent
of public instruction Of Pennsylvania,
died on Friday morning last at Lam
caster, Pa. He was native Of Yer
mont, graduate Of Burlington Col
lege and was at one time pastor Of the
Cong1 church in Bethel and win be re-
by many ofthe older citi-
zens.
A horse belonging to A. q. Spaul-
ding of Barnard was frightened by the
ears, while hitched in front Of NJ. A.
NIoody's store last Friday, broke its
and ram down the street at
furious pace. 1t was captured near
he residence Of Hon. A. Il. Hunton
md was returned TO its owner without
LONG any serious damage.
Mrs. Rockwell of Boston visited her
lister, Mrs. Graham in this village the |
irsi of the week.
Alpha Messer Of Rochester visited |
lis sister last week on his return from
lis visit to California.
The IN. Y. Bazaar Bargain Store"
which has opened in the Wilson block
5 attracting considerable attention by
he popular low prices for goods. Read
heir adv't in another column.
A Rochester freight team loaded
With butter, maple sugar and dressed
'ork tipped over last week and when il
rrived at this station the load was
considerably mixed Butter was
meared with maple sugar and vice
ersa and the fat porkers were gener-
usly covered with both commodities
nd did not make a very attractive APP
earance.
Now is just the time for you to go to E.
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Gods for he has an excellent stock OF
andsome goods comprising almost every
hing except salt cod fish and molasses
hat he Will sell you at bargain and give
, everyone buying ten cents worth Of
oliday goods handsome present or IL
istrated card.
Frederick Gay of Rutland was in
,wn Wednesday OF last week.
For the finest line OF dress goods espec-
lily black Henriettas go to Brooks a.
'ashburn's who take the lead.
Carrie Heath spent several days re-
emily with her friend Bertha Wallace
South Woodstock.
Examine the holiday books at Brooks &
1ashburn's.
M. A. Moody is putting new fur
ace into his honse.
A stylish newmarket will please your
life or daughter at Christmas. Best line J
i'd low prices at Brooks & Washburns. ,
Nothing viii please your boy better than
suit, overcoat and cap at Christmas. {
rocks & Washburn keep the best line in 1
lie county. !
Mrs. Samuel Archer goes 10 Brattle-
'ro this week to visit her sister.
Miss Mary Brooks is very sick with !
Illumination of the bowels. !
Mrs. S. L. Coy and Miss Anne t
lilliams, her granddaughter of Bel /
ws Falls are visiting in town. I