Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-12-17

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Walter Brooks and John Keleher are
welding the painters brush ION the car
rage shop Of Ephraim Weston. "Eph"
may be sure that the work will be execut-
ed In the very best style known to nine
tenth century painters.
If you like a nice cup of coffee try Kim
balls Mandehling Java.
DIR. r. M. Chase and Fired Marsh had a
smash up while ont riding last Saturday
evening.
Parents, If you are thinking of buying
your boy watch for a Christmas present
don't buy until you have seen my stock
and my prices. r. 5. ADAMS.
Supt. NJ. G. Stafford received good big
check last week from Alley Bros. and
Place to pay all back bills and directions
to commence putting hides in. So the
tannery whistle is heard once more.
Those large Florida oranges at Kimball's
are very nice.
E. @. Brown has gone to Burlington to
attend the Dairy School in connection
with the State Experiment Station. Such
opportunities ought to be grasped by
more of our representative farmers.
Kimball's Malaga raisins are splendid.
'sBethel's new $1,000 school house will be
ready for occupancy in few days. The
Woodstock Standard of Dec. 10th. This
must be the structure that Bro. Markham
has been praying for so long and as he has
been the most jealous worker for it, the
Lord has granted him the boon OF being
the first to know of its actual existence.
Please tell us what street it is on so we
can go and see it.
Try one OF the new egg beaters at g. H.
Topper q Co.'S. Only 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bradbury returned
last Tuesday from visit III Canaan, n.
H.
A carving knife and fork, a nice Their
mometer and many other useful articles at
G. II. Topper d Cos.
G. j. Wallace has moved building
from near his present residence to the site
south OF it and is adding an ell and max
ing a dwelling house oft.
There is one Christmas tree now at Mrs
e. F. Wilson's store. Santa Claus has left
his presents thereon.
Rev. G. w. Wright has been wrestling
with an attack OF the grippe.
Highest cash price paid for furs of all
kinds. G. II. UPPER & Co.
The Guild OF the Episcopal church will
meet 4 thursday afternoon OF this week at
the house of Mrs. j. j. Wilson.
good house and barn on Main street,
Bethel Vt. for sale low. Part purchase
money can lay on mortgage,
FRED ARNOLD.
The old wooden railroad bridge at the
north end Of the village is to De replaced
by an iron structure. The Vermont Con-
struction Co. OF st. Adams have the con-
tract.
To be opened this week at Brooks &
Washburn's new line Of gents neck
wear.
The Sunday School of the Episcopal
church will not have a tree this Christmas |
but there will be a christmas Tea at
the rectory on the Saturday afternoon
following Christmas.
George II. Upper & Co. have large va
rietv Of lamps suitable for Christmas
presents.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss
Kate c., daughter of gu. Wallace, ESQ, |
to Pearl D.sIllis, ID. ID. S., to take place in |
the Universalist church Wednesday, Dec |
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My goods are all new; not shop worn
article in my stock. MRS. e. f. WILSON
Gaysville is another Vermont village
that has been struck with a business
boom. The citizens of that place have
stock company with $4,000
capital for the purpose Of making vegeta-
bic ivory buttons. They are now putting
up a three story building thirty eight by
eighty feet and expect to employ at least
fifty hands and probably more.
Quite number of the old Bethel Dra-
matte Company are to assist in putting on
the stage one of the best plays seen here
Tor long time. 1t will run two nights
wi.ha different farce each night.
We will give each customer one OF our
egg heaters with each purchase
to one dollar.
GIL. TuPPER & Co.
Call at VIM. r. Adams store for 1892
iiaries.
II you want Holiday books, booklets or
ards look over VIM. r. Adams stock.
A fountain pen makes a nice present.
Nm. r. Adams has them. {
To our friends, patrons and public: We
wish to show you by the contract below i,
Who has the exclusive sale in Bethel of
he Goodyear Glove Rubber Boots and
Ihoes. II they were not the best made
here would be no controversy about l
hem. f. NJ. WHITCoMB q Co
ORIGINAL CONTRACT.
March 10, '91. We have this day made
he following agreement with f. nj. Whit
omb: that we will not sell the GOODYEAR c
,ubber Glove Boots and Shoes to any
ther merchant in the town Of Bethel. +
his agreement to hold good so long as
:. M. Whitcomb continues to buy the a. u
owe goods and handle them as in the
asst. q. F. WAY, Agent for Lamkins
nd Foster.