Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-09-17
BETHEL PERSONALS.

Beautiful weather all last week.
The foundations have been laid for the
new Cong'l vestry.
DR.. C. c. Perry has sold his house to NJ.
A. Moody for 5000 and intends TO leave
town.
A. B. Brooks has bought house lot of
A. J. Graham and intends to build in the
spIing.
Real estate is advancing on account of
the improved prospect OF the village in
sured BY the certainty of shoe shop be-
ing built.
Mrs. L. II. Edison has been visiting sew
eral weeks in Mass. and Conn.
Harry Rowe and wife of Brattleboro,
whose home was in this town for many
years, are now visiting their old neighbors
in Bethel.
You can get reliable watch for IS and
mp at r. S. Adams.
Those watch chains that are warranted
for five years are going like smoke at K.
s. Adams.
Mrs. w. o. Barnes and daughter Mary
OF Montpelier have been visiting at DR..
G. c. Perry's.
Mrs. A. L. Stearns, who has been spend
ing several weeks at Detroit, Mich.i has
returned home.
FRANK AuTrlGT Oh DOHlDi lhH NAtli fl1AAT
ing at CIV. Berry's.
The attendance the first day Of the fair
was about $500 and the second day about
500.
]. j. saltery, well known in this vicini-
ty in connection with mining operations,
is expected to land in n. h. this month
and from there will go to Mortified &C
companied by his wife.
j. p. Sargent of Dartmouth college who
has been at Rye Beach all the summer was
in town last Sunday on his way back to
his college work.
Ladies' lace shoes at $50 to close them
out. great bargains. Call and examine
them at F. NJ. Whitcomb & Co.'S.
G. w. Read and wife spent Sunday at
Lebanon, n. II.
Chas. II. Allen shot queer bird at the
Chas. Curtis pond last week that he would
like to have some one name for him. II
stood three feet and half high and meas
ured A inches from Tip to tip OF wing, the
color is a slatish brown with white spots,
green legs and bill, the latter being about
three inches long.
Brooks & Washburne are showing a
fine line of new and desirable dress goods.
They have the best values in black dress
goods to be found in this part OF Vermont.
The Express Co. has withdrawn the cir
cular to its agents which directed them to
collect the tax out of the patrons OF the
Express Co.
Butter and eggs wanted at Whitcomb's.
Mrs. F. J. Howe OF Chicago came to
Bethel last week with her sister, Miss E..
S Fogg Mrs. Howe left Monday after-
noon for northern New York where she is
to take carriage trip with friend.
Boys and men viii find the best and lat
est styles Of overcoats and suits at Brooks
q Wsshburne's. They have opened the
best and largest stock ever shown in this
section.
Sam'l Sparhawk of Burlington has been
visiting his uncle, q. Z. Graham.
Gold dust washing powder for 25c. at
F. NJ. Whitcomb & Co.'S.
A great variety of yarns just opened at
Brooks & Washburne's.
Perfect fits and latest New York styles
account for the big sale Brooks q Wash
burne are having of ladies' jackets and
cloaks.
Miss Kate Kimball is teaching in the
Graded School at Stowe.
Ladies will find fine stock of boots,
shoes and rubbers at Brooks & Wash
buTne's.
Ernest Bill Of Plainfeld has taken Ar
chic Wallace's place as porter at the VIII
son House.