Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-09
Geo. Abbott was in owe last sundar.

Geo. Abbott WAS IN town last sunday
: The listers met on Tuesday to listen to
those people feeling aggrieved by their
acts.
George II. Upper, James p. Marsh
aud +. L. Martin are in Boston this
week.
IL. f. Wallace of Oswego, \. Y. was
in town on business several days during
the past week.
II. A. Durham & Co are selling an
extra fine 80 ct. Japan tea for only AZ cts.
Try one pound.
Post Daniel Lille G.. 4. r. has Just re-
ceiyed some very handsome badges for
use Memorial Day.
NJ. A. Moody has received this week a
large line of all the latest styles in mems
youths, and boys hats.
n. B. Byam and wife Of Mortified.
were the guests OF their daughter, Mrs.
r. w. Morse over Sunday.
For ADoPTIoN.-Br Bright, healthy, A
merican boy, ten years old, an orphan.
Apply to 9. Wilson, Bethel, Vt.
Nobby styles in straw hats just open
ed at Brooks & Washburns.
Miss Mary O'Connell has been making
her home short visit but returned TO
Ayers junction, Mass. on Monday.
G. Z. Graham is having his buildings
painted.
Thomas James has returned TO his
school in St. JohBsbury.
C. r. Reed and wife are visiting in
Boston this week.
If you want good style spring suit
and want it cheap, go to Brooks q
Washburn's.
u. Wallace has sold the Dustin
Bowen farm to James Mccullough for
500.
Frank Kendall is assisting in NJ. A.
Moody's store during the absence of w.
@. Rogers.
O. N. Barrows was very sick last week
with pneumonia but is recovering from
the attack
Mrs. A. II. Bowen and children Of
Waterbury. Conn. made her friends in
town short visit last week.
Mcsses Wright & Reed have erected
telephone line between their residences
and the Bethel Mills.
Miss J. Sylvester has iuss received a
large line of all the latest STYLES ia
fashionable millinery which she will be
pleased to show to all callers.
Abel II. Byam Of this town and Nell
lie M. Knight of Chiltenden have ex-
changed single blessedness for joys con-
nubial, Rev. Chester Dingmam ofliciat-
ing
II. S. Adams has added a choice Sc
lection of first class silver plated ware
to his stock of goods, which he is sell
ing at very low figures.
Geo. II. Upper & Co. have made a
vast improvement In the interior of
their store, have put much of their small
shelf hardware into neat wooden cases,
with a sample OF the goods on the out
side of the case.
Mrs. l.. II. West is spending some
time with friends in this village.
Il. L. Abbott, who has been serving as
assistant steward at the Raymond House
Pasadena, Cal. the past winter called on
friends in this town last week. lie was
formerly of Barnard.
Owing to the X. II. accident at East
Granville on Friday night the night ex-
press due here about midnight did not
reach here until9 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing.
II. o. Markham, the master builder of
South Pomfret is at work at the Bias
com House in this village.
George Rogers has quite a rare curios-
ity in the shape Of a very large horned
owl.
Miss Hattie WEIGH, one of our village
milliners Jailed on Monday.
Our town school teachers who are
teaching and have not been previously
mentioned are Jennie Rogers at South
Stockbridge, Nellie Bogers in the How
ard district, Royalton, Florence Soper
in the Tolle's district, Royalton and
Minnie ellison in dist. No. 4, Bethel.
Ladies and gents will find the largest
and best line of boots and shoes at |
Brooks g. Washburn's.
Kittredge has returned from Mass. |
having sold his four-year-old Thought |
colt "Rondo" for Sl52, $lI4 being price |
received after deducting freight. He |
has one more Thought colt same age. |
ANY person IN love with "Thought" |
etnck oar hnv IN at low fiyuraa