Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-12
BETHEL HOME NEWS.
ArrIvaI and Departure OF IraIns.

by George Marsh this week. commandin,
price of 30 cente per bushel.
Roy stearns has been quite sick ant
confined to the bed for the past week witt
neuralgia of the stomach.
Another treat is in store for Bethel peo
pie in the shape Of a lecture by Rev. j. ]
Lewis at the Universalist church Wed
evening, Nov. 18th, upon the subject
"Wonderful Rome.n This will be the on
ly lecture that Mr.. Lewis will be able t.
give here this winter and all those that
heard last summer his lectures on his
travels can testify to their capabilities fol
instruction and entertainment.
4. G. Brown was in Boston last week
and Mrs. Brown returned with him after
a five weeks stay there for medical treat
ment.
A street lamp has been placed in front
of the residence OF f. M. Whitcomb and
we understand that other public spirited
citizens are to follow suit.
Joel Bill, father of Mrs. A. c. Newell
has recently received a pension which,
with back pay amounts to about $1,000.
Rev.NG. w. Ellison. Cong'l pastor at
Roxbury, preached here last Sunday in
exchange with Gev. G.. w. Wright.
Owing to the continued illness of Miss
Anna Upper, teacher in the first prima-
ry school, Mark Stanley is teaching that
school this week. Miss Topper is recov-
ering and will doubtless resume her du-
ties next week.
&Harry Durham of Woodstock was in
town over Sunday.
Forrest Southland has the handsomest
flock of sheep in the county and has over
three hundred of them.
Brooks & Washburn have just received
a large line of "Lowell' all wool carpets
which they offer at low prices. Wv
Arthur Sawyer has gone to Barre, Mass.
TO work for his uncle VINO is a physician
there.
George Hickey is working for G. II.
Upper in his hardware store.
Minnie Wallace has just returned from
Boston and is prepared to do dressmak-
ing from one of the latest models. Re-
pairing of all kinds a specially.
Smoke the Gilt Edge Cigar Just as
good as ever. You will find them at M.
l.. Furman's.
The Guild of the Episcopal church met
with Mrs. Il. IL. Kimball Wednesday Of
this week.
George Sanspree of White River juno
ton has been visiting his brother, John
Sanspree.
If you have a cough, hoarseness or
bronchitis try a bottle of Tolu, Tar and
Wild Cherry. For sale at Miller's Drug
Store.
c. II. Kidder CARED to market last Mon
day one hundred and ninety sheep and
lambs and nineteen calves.
N. L. Sheldon of Boston was in town
the first of the week.
Girls, you should see those Victoria
chains at r. S. Adams.
Miss Ann Sargent returned from Bos-
ton last FRIDAY 70 here che has bapp mali
ing quite an extended stay.
Wonderful but r. S. Adams can sell
you beautiful eight day clock for S..
Ernest Maynard is spending this week
at his home in Granville.
The Fall Mt Paper Co. have been max
ing survey of the farm of Nathan Par
ker in view of the fact that a long crib
work has been put in on the opposite side |
of the river from his farm and probably
will cause the river to wash away some of |
his meadow
Robes, robes, Cady's Harness Shop.
l.. Il. Thayer who recently went to Bel |
lows Falls to work in Amidon's Jewelry |
store, spent Sunday in town returning on !
Monday accompanied by his wife.
For SALE.-A good work horse, seven |
years old, weighs 100, sound and kind. \
Win sell cheap. GEO. H. UPPER.
The R. X. bridge men are in town max
ing repairs on the deck bridge, north of |
the passenger depot.
A brother of Fred Ray from Hartford
has been visiting him.
Mrs. 4. +. Wilson wishes you to know /
that she has now the most complete line
Bethel,
Comrade Orrin Miller's health is very
poor this fall and he is unable to do work
and his wife has TO do it all, including
getting up the wood and doing the chores.
A little help here would be well placed.
The Phila May concert last week was
very well attended and pronounced fine.
White, black and gray Jap robes also
dog skin robes. Cady's Harness Shop.
A. j. Davis was confined to the house
last week by illness.
Miss Sarah Townshend of Barnard Wis
tied in town last week.
Miss Kate Mcmahon has resigned her
position as telegraphs operator and re-
turned to ner home on Monday. Station
agen, is at present doing the telegraph
work.
Little girls plush hats in black, white
and colors at Mrs. E. F. Wilson's.
Misses Mabel Dyke and Mary Wilson
who are attendingI school at Randolph
Center were home over Sunday.
Mrs. s. c. Durham lately received thro'
the mail very fine map of Palestine 36x72
inches for which she is very grateful to
the unknown donor.
Miss Martha Gilbert is quite sick
r. 5. Adams sister, Miss Nora Adams
Of Gay has been spending several
DAYS W n.
Br; a.n. md Chedel, having sold all
their mber land to the Fall Mt. PAPER
Co., have taken down their mill and ma
chinery and it is being CARED at this sta
i N for place at the south end of the
county.
The iced River Co. are shipping car I
Of meat blocks this week to the Boston
market. These blocks are made of rock =
maple glued together and are then mount
ed on end, weighing about 500 pounds /
zach and are very durable looking niece
IF furniture. /,