Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-05-21
BETHEL PERSONALS.

Brooks & Washburn's.
Albert L. Lincoln and wife were in Bur-
lington last week.
The Universalist pulpit was occupied
last Sunday by Rev. ]. F. Simmons of
Woodstock who exchanged with Rev. S.
| A. Parker.
Nj. Clark of St. Adams visited in
town last Thursday.
Call at Mrs E. F. Wilson's new store
and examine her millinery and stock of
fancy articles, now lighted so you can see
as well in the evening as daytime.
Miss Ida Hudson OF Warren has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. II. Edison.
Clarence w. Read and family were in
Chateaugay, Bridgewater and Woodstock
last week making quite stop in the
former place.
Edwin Kittredge denies the report in
last weeks Argus and Patriot that he is
going to move to Leominster, Mass.
Prof. ]. II Blaisdell of the High School
was called to his home at Laconia, n. H.,
last Friday evening by illness in his fam
lily.
For SALE.-One pair medium weight
harnesses, but little used, at Cady's Har-
ness Shop.
Don't buy Western lard when you can
get fine home tried lard of g. H. Kimball.
G. S. Edison of White River Junction
visited his mother last Thursday.
Mrs. Peter O'Connell was called to w.
r. Junction last Thursday by the serious
illness of her daughter, Josie who has
been compelled to give up her school for
the present at least.
Thomas Irwin james, who formerly lived
in Bethel will graduate May 21st in the
English course of the department of the
ology in Oberlin college, Ohio.
Remember you can get your watch,
clock, jewelry, spectacles and eye glasses
promptly and nicely repaired at r. s. Ad-
ans.
Any one wishing a good buggy with
easy riding Concord wheels can find one
at sl7 by inquiring OF Mrs. Fred Wheeler.
w. F. Perley and wife were in town last
week from Tuesday to Saturday.
CARPENTERS WANTED. = Carpenters
wanting work apply at once to VIM. p.
Morse, w. r. junction, VT.
omer Rogers of Brandon has been Wis
iting friends in town.
Baby carriages, lowest prices at Marsh's.
j. P. Marvin, supt. of the Rochester
schools says that he is yet short two
teachers in his town. Here is a chance
for some energetic young Bethelite.
Pictures, picture frames and mirrors,
new styles and lowest prices at Marsh's.
School district no. IL has another special
meeting called for the sd for the purpose
OF again settling upon the matter OF de-
linquent taxes.
A porch is being erected on the road
side OF the Arnold block.
w. B. Wall, Geo. l.. Spear and ]. ID.
Denison of w. Randolph were in town
last Monday.
We keep the Shantong Pongee, the
newest cotton goods. They ARE selling all
around us for Is cts. but We are selling
for 10 cts. BROOKS & WAsHBURS.
DIR. L. NJ. Greene gave whist party to
few friends last Saturday followed by
repast.
G.. j. Wallace received a telegram last
Saturday announcing the death OF his
brother law, DR.. James Woodwork.
Don't forget the "Silver Lear -four, the
best in town. You need not take our
word for it but ask those that have used
it. Wright & Reed sell it at the Bethel
mills.
Frank Knapp OF Woodstock was in
town last week.
Miss Kate Kimba.l returned from two
weeks visit to friends in Gaysville last
Saturday.
Get the best, the Baldwin dry air re-
I
Mrs. 5. G.. Cady and daughter Maud
spent several days with friends at the
Silver Lake House Barnard last week.
f. H. Clough, the Lebanon, n. II. mill
wright was in town last week doing some
work for Wright q Reed at their Bethel
mills.
Ladies, remember that Harry Wilson
gets through repairing machines at this
place next week. Hand in your orders al
once.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Bigelow, who has been at
Mrs. A. L. Stearns for few weeks return
ed to her home at Brookield last Satur-
day.
Eggs taken at the Bethel Mills at high
est prices in exchange for meal and feed.
g. H. Topper was confined to his house
with sickness last week.
Mrs. Albert Day, who has been spend
ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs. G.
B. French in Randolph, Mass, returned
home last week.
Brooks & Washburn have a full line of |
hand turned bright Dongola shoes. Usu.
al price, $50, their price s3.25.
ID. L. Child and Amos Leavitt have been
summoned as petit jurors at the May /
term Of Windsor County Court sitting |
May 18th.
Hon. c. W. Writers of ST. Adams was
in town Monday on legal business.
Chas. J. Leavitt OF Boston, Gen. Mana
ger OF Leavitt's Lyceum Bureau was in 4
town Friday, the guest of Rev. 5. A. 4
Parker.
Harry 4. Segel, the vel known German 1
peddler will soon be here with full line l
of summer novelties. 1t will pay you to
wait
Daniel Gi'son and family arrived from
Portland, Oregon last Tuesday morning.
II is understood that Mr.. ellison will re-
main here for the present.
East Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Fowler who went 10
Mass, 10 benefit her health
have returned to his fathers. She was
net benefited by the change and is now