Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-09-15
BETHEL HOME NEWS.

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Mosler safe, nearly new. Sleigh ana phae-
2w F. NJ. wHITcoMB.
have No. home for $1,000, on Main
St. Bethel, VT. Call quick as it will be
sold at once. House, barn and good wa
ter; this is bargain. FRED ARNOLD.
Three children of Henry LeBarron OF
Woburn, Mass, have been visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. ID. WOOD.
Last block are being CARED at this sta.
tion in considerable quantities. Ladies,
sizes bring about rs to 80 and mems 700
to $40 per thousand.
Brooks a Washburn moved back into
their store last Monday. They are to put
in at once the means for heating their
whole store by hot water, which Will be
great improvement.
Miss Ida Rice is working in the print
ing office OF VIM. X. Adams.
Hunter White, sheriff of Providence, K.
|. and chairman of the Repu hltcan state
Committee of X. l., is the guest of his
law, Fred Arnold.
Harrison Powers lost a valuable COW
from some unknown cause last week.
Potatoes viii not average over two
thirds or three -fourths of the usual crop
in this vicinity, owing 10 the rot. Many
have already dug their potatoes.
The Tribune "Fresh Airs" returned
home last Friday after a ten days stop.
There were so OF them and most of them
would willingly have staid longer in YER
mont.
Mrs. VIM. L. Drew and two children
have been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edwin
Fisher.
EsTRAY.-Came into enclosure of the
subscriber, one two-year- chestnut
mare colt. Owner please prove property,
paw charges and take away.
Gaysville, VT, Aug. 80. {. II. ARNOLD.
Just hold down your ear and let me tell
you something that You want TO know so
much. II when you have a hard cold or
sore throat, inflammation OF the bowels,
diarrhea, dysentery, cholera infantum or
any other bowel disease, II you should go
to E. f. Evans & Co., West Randolph, II.
r. Chapman's, Woodstock, G.. X. Cham
berlin's, Bridgewater Corners, Wilson
Brothers w. r. Junction, w. z. Smiths,
East Bethel or j. V. Babcocks, Montpel-
Ter and buy bottle of Maxham's Balm II
will cure you so quick and make you so
happy that you win never be without II
again as long as you live.
Two hundred and thirty-five tickets at
95 cents each were sold at this station last
week for the State Fair at White River
Junction.
II. A. AaAuHul has utuE III "a - D.NAnh-
ing the remainder CT the Hat between the
land OF F. B. Markham and G. II. kim ball,
bounded easterly by the river and wester-
ly by the highway and will probably. erect
thereon this fail barn, and eventually
dwelling house.
CT. Davis OF Vernon, VT, was in town
last Saturday looking for man and hicy-
Gle. II seems that a neighbor had taken
Davis machine and hid 1t for few days
-. ~ IL koA elr nod
out Mr.. Davis, with the aid OF an officer,
had tracked the thief as tar as Windsor
and there had lost trace. The thief had
Victor pneumatic machine, with brick
colored tire. The machine cost $3.50.
will match my yearling stallion, West
mont Pilot, with any yearling owned and
bred in Windsor county. Race 10 be trot-
ted at Bethel Fair for any reasonable
amount. j. d. hEGAN.
Bethel, Sept. 10th, 1892.
Plans have been accepted for the new
Congregationalist church by the build
ing committee, consisting OF q. Z. Ora
ham, A. A. Brooks, j. q. Sargent and Ed
win Fisher. The main building is TO have
front OF IS feet and depth of IS feet, with
an l. 29x33 feet. The church is to be set
back from the sidewalk about 80 feet, thus
leaving room for an ample lawn in front
of the edifice. Austin Peck and son Of ST.
Adams have the contract.
Robert French passed away last Friday
and the funeral was held from his late
residence Sunday p. m, Rev. Mr.. NanDe-
Car OF Gaysville officiating. Mr.. French
was 55 years of age and had the respect
and esteem Of all his townsmen.
G. II. Kimball Of the 9th regiment, VT.
Volunteers, was much pleased on receiv-
ing a recent revision of the Roster OF VT.
Volunteers, to find that he died at the bat
tie Of Antietam. Mr.. Kimball at once
wrote to headquarters demonstrating at
such premature announcements but re-
ceived reply that the roster must be cor
rect as the maidstone was on the battle
field erected by the National Government
with his name and regiment thereon, but
be was advised that IL he was really alive
be had better remove his tombstone to
Vermont and take possession OF II.
w. X. Foster and family of Ripton have
been spending several days with his broth
err, Chester Foster.
Mrs. l.. H. Edison has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Rood, at South Wood
stock.
Miss Mabel Dyke entertained few of
her friends at her home last Saturday even
ing.
Miss Jessie Bird has engaged to teach a
school in the east part of the town.
w. II. VI DOSlOHs uiupdAitN
by his wife, is the guest OF j. G. Sargent.
The Guild OF the Episcopal church meets
at the rectory Thursday p. m. and evening
OF this week.
Henry Woodland of Rochester has moved
to the David Tolles farm.
Mrs. Laura Dexter of Ann Arbor, Mich
igan, has been spending few weeks with
j. c. Burnett.
Mrs. Minnie Marsh is visiting in Royal.
ton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham and Mrs.
Graham's mother from Biddeford, Me-,
and Joseph Graham of Hartland visited
relatives in town last week.
The "Harrington" leads for style for
young mans hat Brooks and Washburn
have it.
Mrs. H. 5. Marcy of Boston, wife OF the
president of the Fitchburg X. R., visited
friends in town last week.
J. G. Sargent and wife are in Boston this
week.
Y NJ Whitconb took the first nren,i-