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

Arrival and Departure ofTrains.
South Bound.
Morning Mail, 1928
Afternoon ExDress. 1858
Evening Accommodation, 1:oO
Night Express, 2:l4
North Bound.
Night Mail, 1:39
Morning Accommodation, 500
Afternoon Mail, 2:45
Afternoon Express, $50
Mrs. Chas. Gage OF Wells River has been
visiting at w. G. Lattimer's and other
places in town.
Before buying your friends christmas
present be sure and call at Marsh's and
see his new goods.
Albert Bradbury claims to hold the
cake on fat hogs, killing one that weigh
ed 555 pounds the other day.
Another lot of those $500 Fur Capes just
received at Brooks q Washburn's. They
sell. Wv
John Keleher has just returned from a
five weeks job at Barnard on the town
hall and the Universalist church there.
The best assortment of rattan chairs,
rockers, workstands, etc., in White River
Valley at Marshs.
The wall in front of the E. s. Parker
foundations for the new Bascom House
block.
Pictures, mirrors, center tables, easy
chairs, patent rockers, lounges, parlor
suits, ETC.. just the things for presents, a
full line at lowest prices at Marsh's.
Capt. II. G. Lull and familsof Montpe-
lier spent Sunday with j. G. Chadwick.
Why not buy your wife carpet sweep
er for Christmas present? The Jewell
"Crown Jewell" s'Grand Rapids" and
"Cosmopolitan" carpet sweepers at
Marsh's.
The Universalist Sunday School are re-
hersing caDtata for Christmas entitled
elbow we waited for Santa Claus"
The largest and best line of moccasIns,
and arctics and warm footwear can be
found at Brooks & Washburn's.
The case of district no. 8 in Bethel VS.
district no. in Stockbridge is to be tried
at Woodstock this term. This is an ac-
tion in assumpsit for tuition for several
scholars that the plaintiff district claims
attended its school from defendant dis
trict under a contract.
We understand that Christmas exercis-
es will be held in all three of the churches
in Bethel village and also at Gilead and
Lympus.
Christmas candy before buying.
Mrs. M. v. Whitcomb of Chicago has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. n. c. B.
Hong hton in this place.
Hens will lay II fed Prolific Poultry
Food and Cracked bone oyster shell. BY
the 100 lbs. rs cts. F. NJ. WHITooMB & Co.
j. P. Martin and family started for
Madison, Kan, last Saturday where they
will make their future home.
would be willing to move Heaven and
earth to make you look at my stock OF
jewelry as to look is to buy. K. S. ADAMS.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. ellison returned
last week from their several weeks visit
to New York City.
G. II. Rimball has just received lot OF
very handsome onions which he is selling
cheap.
George Cook, the r. r. brakeman who
was struck by the railroad bridge last
week is still unconscious at his home in
st. Adams where he was carried Wed. OF
last week, The prospect for his recovery
is very small. His wife, who FASTENED to
his bedside at Bethel, is also seriously I'll
with small chance OF recovery.
Our tea and coffee trade is increasing
very fast. You know why and so do we.
just received 10 chests of IS ct. Jap tea,
better than any previous shipment. We
frequently hear people say we keep the
best molasses in town. Everybody try |
1t and be convinced. As cts. a gallon
f. M. WHITcoMB q Co.
G. II. Upper spent Sunday in Roches-
ter.
Mrs. George Walker and daughter of
Barnard has been spending several DAYS
with her sister, Mrs. f. B. Maxhan
in this village.
What's the matter with an eight day
clock for Christmas present?
S. ADAMS.
When you are looking for some article
and dealer tells you that you will not be
able to find it If he does not have it for
nobody else in the village has it, do not
give up looking for it until you have been
into Maxham's and called for it, for he
has the largest assortment in town which
be sells cheaper than they can be bought
Tor elsewhere and when in If you do not
zee what you want do not be afraid to ask
Tor it for from the want of room he has
many goods that he his unable to place in I
tight. When in do not forget to, ask I
or one of his finely illustrated holiday
papers which are free to all so IL you are {
n want of nothing else call in and ask for !
me of them.
Mrs. Sarah Gibson started last Monday
or Orlando, Fla, where she has the same 7
engagement in a large hotel as cook that a
ne nad last year.
The best cranberries that we have seen
his season are at q II. Kimhalls.
j. E. Robin, well known in this place.
J confined to his house at Burlington by
ickness.
Christmas and New Years mixed CANDY >,
. cts. per pound. r. NJ. WHITcoMB q Co.
Several weeks ago we spoke OF Sum =,
Ter School that County Examiner j. II. 4
lumbar and State Supt. of Education E. !,
. Palmer were planning to hold in this !,
illage next summer. We are now glad
} be able to announce that their plans
ave been so far perfected that a two
eeks' school will be held here the last
NO weeks of August. Among the promi- d
emit educators who will be present viii be
: w. Edison, agent of the Mass. State r;
card of Education and the Supt, of
ehools for the city of Chelsea, Mass. AS :.
ethel people viii be Interested in the y
lccess of this experiment they will fur !"
lsh board at the very lowest rates to the
achers coming in from out of town.
You can get better raisins for your mon he
at Kfmball's than anywhere else as