Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-12-12
Bethel News.


Mercury registered 60 degrees above
zero last Monday.
Miss Carrie Curtis has returned to
Lancaster, n. H.
Miss Mary Leonard visited in North
field last week
A new platform and steps have been
built in front of Geo. II. Upper &
Cos. store.
Miss Fannie Fisher visited her
brother and sister in Plainield last
week.
Ira Ellis has returned from Water
loo, Iowa and has entered Tufts Col
lege.
G.. f. Clark, wife and Miss Stella
returned from their visit to Boston and
vicinity on Tuesday.
Miss Ada Newton of Barnard was
in town Saturday on her way to
Montpelier where she is to teach.
George Gage finished his engage
ment in A. L. Stearn's livery stable
last week.
Mr.. Gillett, who bought the Ro-
mauzo Spalding place last spring is
building quite large L % his house.
Miss Ella Skinner of West Ran
dolph visited friends in this village last
week.
Our village schools began their win
ter term under the same board of
teachers that taught in the fall, on
Monday.
Miss Minnie Kendall of California,
niece and guest of Mrs. Diana Chap
man has gone to Boston for medical
treatment.
The carpenters have finished work
on the exterior of Edwin Harringtons
new house and work on the interior
has been discontinued until the arrange
ments for heating the building have
been completed.
G. j. Wallace went to Boston last /
week and returned on Saturday accom-
panied by Mrs. Wallace who returns
o her home much improved in health 3
md her ultimate recovery is confident I
y expected.
Those who have subscribed for sea- t
son tickets in the Lecture Course are
to meet at the Baseom house
hall on Tuesday evening, Dec. IL at Z
''clock for the purpose of choosing !
eats. n
The ladies of the Cong'l society are !,
o hold ''ye annual chicken pie supper" l
It the Wilson House hall, Thursday 7
'vening, Dec. II after which ''ye dee
trick school OF We olden time will
,eep." Ice cream and cake will be
erved and there will be aprons on n
ale.
AT a meeting of Daniel Lille Post,
}. A. r. held Saturday evening the il
officers were elected Ifor the
nsuing year: NJ. n. Kendall, Com ,
nander; NJ. +. Savage, S. v; p. p. :
Wynn, j. ". T. A. Chadwick, Q. oil
H. w. +. Baker, Officer of the day
William Magivney, Surgeon; S. G. 7
harrington, Chaplain; Henry Rice,
iuard c. p. Coy, Delegate; II. c.
'allou, Alternate. n n
For the finest line Of dress goods espec- of
lily black Henriettas go to Brooks q
Vashburn's who take the lead.
Examine the holiday books at Brooks &
Vashburn's.
Miss Myra Howard is spending sew an
raj days with Mrs. A. l.. Stearns.
A stylish newmarket will please your ~
life or daughter at Christmas Best line /,
nd low prices at Brooks & Washburn's. IN
Nothing win please your boy better than :.
suit, overcoat and cap at Christmas IN
rocks & Washburn keep the best line in
le county. nc
c. c. Ainsworth of Salem, Mass.
as in town last week. su
A s25 ash chamber suit for only so at Is
arsh's. to
Brass trimmed curtain poles only 25 cts.
Marsh's. in,
A nice line of lounges from 81 to SIS at SO
arsh's, fol
Mrs. L. II. Edison is visiting her To-
lughter in South Woodstock. Co
Fancy rockers in rattan, plush and car
t at Marsh's. an
New style eenter tables IN oh - we
d walnut just received at Marsh's. TT
Before buying your Christmas presents l
sure and call at Marshs and examine spe
new goods for the holidays. M
The best assortment OF sleds and al the
west prices in town at Marsh's. ms
Goodyear Rubber Glove Co.'S goods con- Re-,
n 30 per cent. more rubber than any ~
her make. You can obtain them only at We
thel Tea Store. 4wks tha ~
West Bridgewater.