Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-11-10
BETHEL HOME NEWS

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papers one year for only Sl.25.
Miss Lille Broughton and Mr.. II. P.
Jarvis of New York have been the guests
of Misses Jennie and Nellie Rogers for the
past two weeks.
Dr. Smith and wife were called to Mid
dlebury last week by the sickness and
death OF Mrs. Gertrude( Parker) William
son.
w. NJ. Fisher and wife spent Sunday in
town with his parents.
Mrs. Levi Washburn of Randolph spent
Sunday with lher son, s. Nj. Washburn.
On the woman's suffrage bill at Mont
pelier last week, Representatives, Arnold
of Bethel, Campbell of Rochester, Lyman
of hoyaltoD, Brigham of Pittstield and
Quimby of Sharon voted in the affirmative;
Wyman of Stockbridge, Mead OF Ran
dolph and Trevillian of Barnard voted in
the negative.
| Mrs. E. f. Wilson has a very fine line of
| babies hoods.
| w. B. C. Stickney is confined to the
house with congestion OF the liver.
S. B. Day went to Boston on the excur-
sion last month.
Mrs. Edwin Harrington is improving
Call and see that new ash set for s15 at
Marsh's.
Miss Alice Edison, telegraph operator,
is spending a mouths vacation at her
mothers in town.
The weather seems to be against the
meeting of the library association; as last
Friday, the day appointed, was terrible
day and in the afternoon it was determin-
ed to postpone the meeting again until
next Friday evening. In the meantime
the work OF securing pledges of money
and books goes on well and about sixty
members have signed.
DO not fail to call at the five and ten
cent store and see the many new kinds OF
goods at rare bargains just placed on
our counter.
F. w. Chapman of Woodstock, county
inspector of postoffices, made an official
call on Postmaster. Martin last Monday.
Mrs. Varsil Hubbard of Rochester has
been visiting at d. p. Tupper's.
Kimball has a nice lot OF Silver Skin
Onions.
Time flies and time is money. II you
want to keep your time, buy one of r. 5.
Adams timekeepers.
Dr. II. NJ. Chase, w. II. Creamer, Geo
H. Topper and NJ. G. Stafford went to Bos-
ton Tuesday afternoon to get more definite
election news. With two democrats and
a Queens subject, "Doc" was hardly sin
it,"
Best fve-cent cigar is the "Waverly."
Try one at Rood's.
Peter PARROT and family have returned
from Plattsburg, n. y.
You ought TO see and get piece OF the
beef that Kimball put in his market last
week.
John Keleher has returned from Bar
nard where he has been at work painting
this fall, earning money with which to
pay his election bets.
G. s. Rhodes of Westville n. Y, visited
his uncle, Lloyd Johnson, last week.
Tommie Arnold of Gaysville is doing ef-
ticient work as clerk for c. w. Marston.
Extra fine ounce at Kimball's.
Ransom Durham, the member from Han.
cock in the Legislature of 1890, called on
friends in town last week, on his way
home from Boston.
The weekly meeting OF the Y. p. S. c. E.
will hereafter be held at half past seven
on Thursday evening. instead of seven
O'Clock, so that operatives from the shoe
shop and others leaving their work at six
may more conveniently attend. Everyone
is welcome.
Mrs. DR.. c. c. Perry OF West Rutland
has been visiting friends in town.
E. T. Arnold is bringing water to the
Wilson House from springs on his pas
ture land and j. G. Sargent is taking wa |
ter to his house from spring bought OF
A. M. Marsh, both using the same ditch. |
If you like the best tea, get it at Kimball's |
Louis Roleau is in Montpelier this week |
on vacation.
c. M. Howard is building storehouse,
OF ct NJ CxrIr.
phosphate in.
Fred Gay Of Burlington was in town
Monday.
Kimball keeps the best coffee in town.
Letters addressed to the following per
sons remained in the postoffice unclaimed |
Nov. 1; Miss Clara Jacobs, Miss Ida Belle |
Flint, Mrs. Charles j. Wheeler, Mrs. Min
ME Riley, John Lavell and John Willis. |
Buy your whips at Rood's, prices to
suit customers.
A. j. Graham has sold a building lot,
adjacent to that purchased by Joseph Re-
gan, to Adams Elgin of Merrimac, Mass,
who intends to erect residence thereon
next season.
M. A. Moody has been confined to the
house by sickness the past two weeks.
Mrs. Addie Gage of Wells River is Wis
iting her brother, w. c. Lattimer.
w. H. Kendall of Lunenburg, who some
time ago bought the j. P. Martin place,
has been in town the past week on bust
ness. Mr.. Kendall has charge of large
dairy farm for the Fall Mt. Paper Co, at
Best assortment of carpets in town at
Marsh's.
James Manix has sold the Byam place to
Geo. Byam for $500, exclusive of the wood.
Geo. w. Smith, engineer of the shoe
shop, was called to his home at Lisbon
last Friday by a telegram announcing that
his wife was very low.
See the pretty fascinators that Mrs. E.
F. Wilson has just received.
Joseph Regain has taken the place of G.
w Smith as engineer in the shoe shop dur
ing the absence of the latter.
j. E. Stafford CARED carload of Birds
Eye Maple last week, which is to 90 to
California by way of New York and Cane
Horn.
A fine collection of limo bound books
for only 25c. each just received at the five
ana ten cent store.