Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-05-14
BETHEL PERSONALS.


o. p Shaw shipped 25 calves Wednes.
day.
Wright and Reed are selling meal for
s1.6O.
o. B. Chadwick, special agent Ins. Co.
n. A. was in town Tuesday.
For SALE.-Second hand skeleton wag-
on. q. H. UPPER 4 Co.
w. ID. Adams has been working for Geo.
Upper the past week.
Just think, one 6 Ct cake of Diamond
Electric Soap bought at Whitcomb's will
do two washings. Try II.
Griffin Place OF Alley Bros. & Place was
in town last week.
New styles in parlor suits in oak and
walnut frames at Marsh's.
Deputy Sheriff, o. A. Randall OF W. r
Junction was in town Tuesday OF this
week.
Be sure to call at Marsh's before buying
your carpets, mattings, Gil cloth, etc.
r. NJ. Chase has turned out his yearling
Westmont FLY, "Suemont" which is pro-
nounced one of the finest colts in White
River valley and for which the doctor re-
fused FOO when it was three months old
at the State Fair last year.
Good work mare, eight years old,
weighs 400 for sale by q. ii. Topper.
John Palmer, a Swede with only one
years residence in this country was in
town last Friday, showing the workings
OF the DeLavell Cream Separator. His
handling OF the English language afford
ed amusement to those present.
Trunks, bags, valises at bottom prices
at Cadyis Harness Shop.
Mrs. Mary Blodgett went to Randolph
Center the first of the week.
Mrs. Sarah ellison and Miss Minnie
Goss returned last week from Florida.
The boss place TO get watch case is at
X. 5. Adams.
Capt. Frank Hawley OF Swanton visited
friends in town last week.
More new millinery at Mrs. L. F. Will
sons. Call and see.
Judge Zed S. Stanton was in town on
legal business last week.
Gents vest chains, lax rolled gold plate
from $3.50 up at X. 5. Adams.
G. w. Berry Of Boston spent several
days in town last week.
Ladies, clean your gloves with the
"Mather's Glove Cleaner Just give it
trial, only l5cts. For sale by Mrs. Z. F
Wilson.
40. Thayer was in Burlington last
Thursday.
Just opened, new line Of ladies' trim
ming buttons TO match dress goods, also
in fired gold and gilt plate.
Mrs. +. F. WILSON.
G. Z. Graham has been building an ad-
dition to his house.
Try barrel Of the "Silver Lear -four.
Everybody buying il. We sell it for $3.50.
WRIGHT & REED.
George Whitney and Ernest Maynard
For .4o.r Of hafr i'm
VILE last week.
The best assortment Of window shades
at Marsh's.
Mrs. Lucy Walker of Barnard visited
her sister, Mrs. Frank Markham last wk.
Hammocks, lawn settles, and verandah
chairs at Marsh's.
Miner Furman was in Pittsfield all last
week waiting for thaw to thin down
the ice so that he could get at those trout.
For SALE.--A Dutch gear teaming wag-
on, two inch, Concord axle, three inch
tire, brakes on forward wheel with cart
body, fiat bottomed plank body and long
rack. Price this month, S35. GUY WILSON.
John Jackson took the train last Satur-
day evening for New York to take posi-
tion as Wagner Palace car conductor.
Duchess make of good styles men and
boys cotton pants, viii not rip, at Brooks |
d Washburn's.
Miss Nellie Waldo of Royalton visited |
her brother, J. fl. Waldo several days Last |
week.
Frank Heath began last fail to sell the /
Utica Globe and now has worked up the /
to 10 copies week.
Chas. F. Beard, son of Collector Beard /
OF Boston was on our streets last Saturday 1
driving handsome three year.old colt.
F. NJ Whitcomb sells mems black tennis /
shoes for So cts.
The intermediate department of the /
Graded School was excused last Monday /
owing to the illness of the teacher, Miss
Nellie Terry.
New styles in portieres in chenille and
raw silk at Marsh's.
H. A. Durham of Woodstock and Lynn
I. Chadwick of White River junction
spent the Sabbath in town.
Fan NJ Fisher spent several days with
The family of j. d. Lawrence at Wood
stock last week.
A. c. Newell and P. W. Plume and fam
lies have moved into the Wilson House
ately leased by Newell and Plume.