Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-29
BETHEL PERSONALS.

Brooks & Washburn have just received
large line of Lowell" all wool carpets
which they offer at low prices. Nv
Just arrived.-At M. l.. Furmans, fiv,
Thousand of those Gilt Edge Cigars. Ar,
you in it2 tft
The Misses Ada and Alice Paine, twin
sisters from Braintree are learning the
millinery trade, one with Miss Julans
Sylvester, the other with Mrs. K. f. Will
son.
WANTED.-Two tons of straw.
FRED ARNOLD.
Alvin Hatch says that il that sneak thief
who attempted to steal his turkeys the
other night when his infant daughter was
so sick, will come again when his family
are feeling better that he will give him a
heartier reception than he did last week.
have six marble shelves that will sell
for one third the regular price or will ex-
change for butternuts.
Mrs. E. F. WILSON.
Melvin H. Chamberlain sent carload of
apples to the Boston market last week,
the product of his own orchard which is
one of the best in this vicinity.
Andrew Harding OF Pomfret called up
on friends in this town one day last week.
ID. w. Bliss and wife of Middlebury
visited in town last week.
Mrs. ]. H. Blaisdell has returned to
town and is stopping at the Wilson House.
Have you seen the line of neckwear Just
opened at Brooks q Washburn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Sargent were called
to Rochester last Monday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Sargent's sister-in-law.
Peter Burrelle, ST., goes around with
cane, the cause being cut from an axe
while chopping last week.
Why dontf x,rn huxy x,o,,r rxloasoa ID
s. Adams? He will allow you to exchange
them il you wish.
II your horse is sick or out OF condition
try DIR. Daniels warranted remedies. For
sale by +. M. Whitcomb & Co.
Mrs. j. A. Healey formerly Miss Healey
of this vicinity, and daughter of Vine
land, n. j., have been visiting Mrs. IL g
uncle, G. H. Kimball.
Mrs. z. T. Wilson still mas lots of fresh
millinery every day. Come in and see her
store.
Miss Grace Morgan of Rutland, Mrs. |
Robert Miller of Detroit, Mich, and EN- |
ma Hussey of Rochester have been visit |
ing the family of selectman J. G. Burnett. |
Miss Nellie Richardson was married |
Oct. p to Charles Vincent of Montpelier. l
Rev. 5. A. Parker performing the ceremo-
ny.
We have few pair left OF those ladies
81 lace shoes, great bargain Price s1.50
to close out. F. M. WHITcoMB q Co.
Ed Whitney has gone to Woodstock this
week where he drives the stallion, GAY
dom at the fall meeting of the gentle
mems driving club of w. r. Junction
held on the Woodstock fair ground.
Mrs. Edwin Harrington and Miss Nell
lie Harrington have gone to Philadelphia
where they expect to stay three weeks.
Raisins that others ask you 10 cents per
pound, we sell for 10 cents.
F. Nj. WHITCoMB & Co.
e. A. Markham is in Boston this week
buying goods.
NJ. A. Moody has moved into the house
lately bought by him OF DR.. c. C. Perry.
Another lot of those IS watches. They
run as wei as they sell. r. S. ADAMS
S. p. Adams is an old man, infirm and
poor, and lately lost cane tnat he, much
valued be offers a reward of three dol
lars for its return to the postoffice at Beth {
el. The cane was lost Sept. 18th between Z
The Locust Creek house and Bethel village
and had the name OF Cram marked en- Il. 9
When sick or sore and full Of pain. {
Use Maxham's Balm and soon be well a.
gain. 4
There you have just what every one who
mas used Il says and believes. F'ijan Ba-
ker Of Stockbridge believes: it ~ only q {
lew days ago he said, 81 had a horse tax
IN few days ago with a very severe at a
lack OF lung fever. gave him de- - :
daxnam Balm IN the evening anC 4s.pf
him well the next morning. E. K. IL.
ans q Co sell il at West Randolph, p S.
chapman az Woodstock, c. NJ. Trask & 10
90, 2. ". X. junction, VIM. p. Smith Il n
'elier. !,