Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-18
THE HOME NEWS OF BETHEL.
Standard diaries at Moody's.

Holiday goods at Miller's drug store.
Rev. J. r. Robin and wife have re-
turned from Canada.
Miss Flora Shaw was at home from w
r. Junction over Sunday
Miss Carrie Curtis has returned to her
school in Lancaster, n. II.
The ice crop is being harvested and the
quality is unusually good.
Miss Alice Parker of Royalton visited her
grandparents in town last Saturday.
The bridgemen are repairing the three
railroad bridges in this village.
1t is reported that A. T. Willard has
entered the employ of the Fitehburg rail-
road at Gardner, Mass.
The annual meeting for the election of
officers for Post Daniel Lille c. A. r., is
to occur next Saturday at p. m.
A splendid line OF fur coats at Brooks &
Washburn's. 2w
w. f. PeIley OF Fitchburg. Mass, found
the attractions in Bethel very strong and
spent the Sabbath in town.
Merton Richardson has returned from
Roxbury and is to work in the A. l..
Stearn's livery stable another year.
Buy your little girl a cloak and the boy
an overcoat for Christmas. Brooks 4
Washbuln keep fine line Of both. 2w
Miss Millicent Fogg and Miss Hattie
Wilson went TO n. y last Thursday where
they intend to remain during the winter.
Mrs. Jennie Bascom and children have
moved their household effects from Mont
peier and are to make their home at the
Bascom House.
Henry J. Burrelle has gone to Wood
stock where he is employed as clerk in
the Eagle hotel during the session of
Windsor County court.
William. the young son Of w. B. c.
Stickney was severely injured last sun
day by a horse kicking him in the head.
A large cash was cut in his face and sew
eral teeth knocked out
Ladies will find fine line of stylish
cloth Jackets, plush sacques. etc. for the
holiday trade at Brooks & Washburn's.
2w
c. r. Adams has just received fine line
OF novelties in jewelry for the Holiday
trade and has marked them at very low
prices. Call and see.
Do you remember that Il. A. MaXham
makes a nice discount to Sunday Schools
buying holiday goods for their scholars
and TO teachers buying for their classes
and TO scholars buying presents for their
teachers. These remarks are also intend
ed to saw the same thing To teachers of
to every one he says come in and see the
ever so many pretty things that he has
even if you do not wish to buy for it Is
no trouble for him to show his goods.
Have you ever seen his Christmas cards
and booklets?
Clayton Dunham IS teaching school in
Hancock village.
Rev. e. 5. Fiske and wife of Waitsfield
were in town the first of the week.
Geo. S Hatch is in feeble health and
confined TO his house.
Myron Morse and wife Of Manchester
Center have been visiting in town.
Miss Nellie Moriarty of Waitsfeld is
stopping with Mrs. j. ID. Cushing.
DIR. James y. Woodworth OF Saranac-
n. ", is visiting relatives in town.
Geo. Marsh is in Worcester, Mass, this
week selling potatoes.
W. Il. Heath is improving the looks of
his buildings by painting.
II. b. Hatch is at home from East Ran
dolph where he is selling goods.
DR.. Greene's horse was frightened by
the cars while standing in front 81 tae
residence of w. b. c. Stickney last Mon
day morning and took a lively run thro'
the street but was stopped before any
damage done.
Reemie Longevin has vacated the Alb
bott farm in Stockbridge and moved to
William Brooks house on Camp Brook
The grand jury found bill against
John Bowen for assault and the case is on
trial in County court this week.
One reason why so many people go to
X. 5. Adams jewelry store to buy Holiday
presents is because they can buy good
goods at very low prices.
Rev. j. }. Lewis OF South Boston is to
give an illustrated lecture in the Uniyer-
salist church, Tuesday evening Dec. 80.
Subject, Through the Canadian Rock
ies'n
A tPink Tea partyn is to he given at
the Bascom House hall Friday evening,
Dec. 19 under the auspices Of the Young
Peoples Social Annex. supper served
from toS The farce .Change Partners
Will be presented after which there will
be dancing from 10 II.
Bamboo easels only IS cts. at Marsh's.
A large line of center tables in walnut.
oak and cherry at extra low prices at
Marsh's.
What viii make better present for
your wife than nice rug or carpet sweep
err A large assortment at lowest prices
at Marsh's.
Rev. G. w. Wright has resigned his
pdstorale OF the barnard ana Easb BARN
ard VI. r. churches and accepted call to
the Cong'l church in Bethel.
Have you noticed the constant stream
Of people going in and out of Maxham's
the past week showing that they know
v here to find the largest anC best stock OF
holiday goods in town and where they
are sold at the lowest prices. Never in his
IS hole 35 years experience has he had so
arge trade as he is having this wear
which he has been fortunate enough to
supply by having bought very largely
in Boston and giving many orders
'ince so that he can go through the sea
.on supplying everyone that calls with the
,est and largest stock on White river
When YOU are looking for Christmas
foods don't fail to call on Little Lord
5auntleroy- in Mrs. f. f. Wilson's show
window No knowing what your chances
re- till Won make a trial