Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
THE HERALD
THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1891.
BETHEL HOME NEWS.

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Joel Bill, father OF Mrs. A. c. Newell
has moved into the north tenement in the
DR.. Terry house.
G. j. Wallace is building a house on
top of the hill, just south OF his present
residence.
o. p. Shaw has bought several acres of
land of e. Weston which he will divide
up into building lots.
Clarence Tucker OF Lebanon is to move
into the Mrs. Wyman house at THE north
end of the village as sooni as the house is
completed.
Carl Rogers was arrested last Tuesday
on complaint of Grand Juror Fisher and
brought before Justice Adams. charged
with making an assault upon s. c. Dun
ham. Rogers plead guilty to the assault,
but claimed extenuating circumstances
and claimed that Durham called him a
d. liar. He was fined SO and costs. w.
B. c. Stickney appeared for the state and
j. j. Wilson for respondent.
Joseph Battell, Esq, of the Bread Loaf
Inn, Ripton was in town last Wednesday,
the guest of Miss Sarah Woodbury..
Deputy Sheriff, E. G. Whitaker of Rut-
land was in town last week.
David Allen is to move into the J. p.
Martin house lately bought by William
Kendall as soon as Mr.. Martin moves out.
Mr.. Martin expects to go West, as far as
Kansas first, thinking that the change of
climate will benefit his health and If he
does not find this so in Kansas, will go
still farther West.
The ladies of the Cong'l church cleared
about S45 at their annual chicken pie sup
per last week.
Abel Byam has moved back to town
from Pittsfield and at present is living in
the Russell Woodward house on Ordway
Brook.
Miss Kate Kimball is visiting her par
ents in town.
Miss c. B. Weymouth is visiting at Mrs.
G. Z. Stearns.
Warranted, the Goodyear Glove Rub
bers. F. M. Whitcomb has the exclusive
sale of them in Bethel. Our large stock
OF mems, women's, and children's boots
and shoes, leggings and felt boots, under
shirts and drawers, gloves and mittens is
meeting with ready sales, beyond our ex-
pectation.
The printers are so rushed at this sea-
son of the year with work, setting new
advts. and changing old ones that adver-
tisements must be received Monday after
noon to be sure of going in the same week
during the holidays.
Smoke the Gilt Edge Cigar. Just as
good as ever. You viii find them at M.
l.. Furman's.
The following officers have been elected
in The Universalist ladies' social circle for
the ensuing year: Pres, Mrs. j. ID. Crsh-
ing; Vice Pres, Miss Julana Sylvester;
Sec. and Treas, Miss Flora Shaw.
Ladies, call and see those Cashmere
shrunk flannel shirts at Mrs. e. F. Will
sons. They are warm and comfortable.
X. s. Adams has recently received
fresh stock of spectacles and eye glasses.
At the annual meeting OF the White
River Agricultural Society held at the
Wilson House on Tuesday OF last week
the following officers were elected for the
year ensuing: Pres. A. A. Brooks; Vice
Pres, j. w. Waldo, End; Sec, Edwin
Morse; Treas, A. ID. Sanders; Directors,
J. W. Waldo, End, j. Z. Burnett, A. ID.
Sanders George w. Flagg, F. NJ. Whit
comb and w. ii. Gilmore.
c. r. Noble is shipping large quantities
OF Christmas evergreens TO the New York
market.
Chas. H. Kidder sends about 10000 lbs.
OF Thanksgiving poultry to market this
week.
Mrs. Sarah ellison, who has been cook
ing for a hotel at Sunapee Lake, Sunapee,
N. III. through the summer, is iat home to
remain until the middle of December
when she goes to Orlando, Fla, to act as
cook in the same hotel where she was last
winter
Mrs. l.. H. Edison returned last Monday
from a several months visit to friends in
Ct. and Mass.
Selectman c. s. Davis probably raises |
more corn than any one in this county. |
He has just put into his bins, in addition |
to what he has been feeding out this fall |
about 1900 bushels.
Mrs. E. f. Wilson has some dandy ini- |
tial scarf pins, pearl face with gold ini-
tial.
Chas. Slack has finished work at Moore's |
stable and gone to his home in Chelsea.
Mrs. Myron Morse and daughter of
Manchester are visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
d. W. Bliss spent several days in Mid
dlebury last week.
Herbert Newman of Windsor is work.
ing in Moore's livery stable.
H. H. Dewey of Barre was in town last
Tuesday, the guest of Edwin Fisher.
Miss Jane Todd has returned from Bos- n
ton and will spend the winter at Rev. G.
w. Wright's.
w. t. Aldrich of Lincoln has moved in
to tenement in A. A. Soper's house and
will work in j. w. Hiboard's carriage
shop.
Paralyzed by an alarm clock. s1.50 !
The price at X. S. Adams.
Having returned from market E. A. | i,
Markham now invites you to call in and :
zee his immense stock of beautiful holt :
lay goods which he will be very glad to
show you. Having added some new de- i
,artments this year he can show you the :
argest assortment of goods in this Sec =
ion, having almost every thing in plush, :
,xidized silver, silver plated ware, wood, Il
PAPER, iron seven tin toys, beautiful china,
'rockery and glass ware and above all in
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novelties. q
Gaysville. e.
Our schools closed Friday.-Mr. Frank : !,