Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-01
NO. 1887.
THE HOME NEWS OF BETHEL.

! Little Prince Dusty?
Happy New Year" to all.
Who is Little Prince Dusty?
foot or more of snow fell Friday.
L. 5. Bird was in Rutland last week.
c. H. Kidder shipped 200 sheen to mar.
ket Monday.
Miss Mary Leonard was in Gavsvil,e
over Sunday. ''-i-'
G. c. Ainsworth of Salem. Mass is pic
| iting in town.
Catholic services were held in town last
Sunday. -"''
Miss Carrie Curtis of Lancaster. N n
spent Christmas with her parents -
=. q. him6ail OF Burlington was the
guest of q. III. Kimball last FRIDAY
w. F. Perley of Fitchburp. Mass snan,
Christmas in Bethel 'i'0-'
a; L: stearns has been visiting relatives
IN oaAtohs RIVER during the past week.
MI. ana Mrs. Guy Wilson are rejoicing
over the birth of adaughter.
MISS Lila Martin has gone to North
ADAMS, Mass, to visit relatives.
Mrs. VIM. f. LaDieu and daughter OF
Jrlhneii, Iowa have been the guests of
Mrs. K. ). Adams the past week.
Miss Nan Tupper who is teaching school
IN hoehester spent Christn14s with her
parents in this town.
The village whist club were entertained
last Friday evening by j. p Marsh and
Wlle at Their residence. The royal prizes
We're captured by DR.. l.. M. Greene and
Mrs. A. III. Bowen and the booby nrizes
were awarded TO DIR. r. NJ. Chase and Mrs.
w. X. Adams. ~ 10
subscribers can pay for the Herald d
courier az the postotiice or to q. A. May
nam or Walter Brooks and il will be the
same as II paid to us.
L. P, THAYER, Publisher.
thermometers registered from % to 26
degrees below zero on Tuesday morning,
Geo. Edison and daughter of w. r..
junction visited in town Christmas day.
Mrs: Harvey Packard of Braintree is
spending the winter with the family of
w. ii. Gilmore.
r.. l. Harrington and wife of Philadel-
pnla are visiting at Edwin Harrington's,
his father
Dr. l.; nj, Greene has been elected Supt.
OF the Universalist Sabbath School to ill
A. Graham.
a z. 5. Paine and family Of Braintree and
u. Il. Paine OF MONTPELIER visited John
and Lucy Paine their brother and sister in
THIS town last week.
The next meeting of the Sons of yeter-
ans VIII be held in O. A. X. nall Saturday
evening, Jan. 10th. All members are re-
questeo to be present TO transact import
ant business
The \. p. S. c. +. society held a socia-
Die last week Wednesday evening at the
residence of g. Z. Graham.
Miss Kate Kendall, who has been en-
pioyed IN millinery establishment in
springfield, Mass. has returned To her
home.
The annual meeting OF the Universalist
society IS 70 be held on Monday evening,
Jan. 9th, at the office of W. K. Adams ana
II Is particularly desirable that all mem
oers should attend.
Jack Rouke, train dispatcher OF the
Fitchburg railroad at Boston was the
guest OF Il. ii. O'Connell during Christ
mas and }. Doherty of Lowell found shell
ter under the same hospitaole roof over
Sunday.
II you received nice Christmas present
and wish TO reciprocate on New Year call
al K. 5. Adams Jewelry store and you viii
hnd goods and prices 10 please you.
The horse attached to the Gaysville
stage was frightened by an engine while
standing in front of the postofIice last
street but was captured in "Brooklyn"
without doing any damage but breaking
the sleigh seat.
The Universalist ladies held dime Sc
ciable" Wednesday evening at the resi-
uence OF +. q. Brown on the Royalton hill
road and watched the old year old and the
new year in.
. Miss Mary O'Connell received 671s votes
IN the great Christmas voting carnival re-
Gently neld by the Boston DAILY Globe as
Sr sne most popular railroad employe in
New England and will receive a hand
some souvenir from that paper.
Christmas services were held in Chr;s,
church on Thursday morning and were
Wen attended. The church was decorated
In exceedingly good taste and the entire
services were very impressive. choir OF
children and misses with Misses Carrie
ana Josie Heath as choristers, sang a pro-
ressional and a recessional hymn. The
girls appeared to advantage in their white
Canterbury" caps and the choir's deport-
nent and sweet singing were admirable
ne regular church choir with Miss T,k,fd-
he Stearns as organist sang finely the
'nants and hymns selected for the occa-
'lon. hev. Mr.. Wilkins sermon was in
harmony with the church services ana
vas well received. On Saturday sffes-
loon the children of the SUNDAY school
eceiNed gifts from well laden Christmas
rec at the rectory, all had pleasant time.
This is the time of the year that every
ady and man too, who mas cracked or
mapped hands, face or lips or cold sores
lpon their noses or lips or the salt rheum
hould have box of Maxham's carbolfzed
intment. young lady writing from
'isherville, n. II. TO her brother in Bethel
ays, IF you have any sort Of doubt as To
hat 10 send me for a Christmas present
et me tell you that what need the most
4 anything in the world is box OF Mar
am 9 carbolized ointment. We cannot
10 without It for IL is the only thing that
Te have found that will cure chapped and
racked hands and cold sores.u The
rother bought her boxes for a dollar
nd her Christmas was a merry one. If
our dealer does not have Il send Is cents
D Z. A. Maxham, Bethel, VI, and sec
ow happy il viii make you.
Ladies desiring hair work call on Mrs.. Hiram
ean or leave orders with Mrs. J. Gladding.
The biggest bargain in pads ever seen
] this town. Through a friend in the