Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-10-13
BETHEL HOME NEWS

Mrs. T.. r. Wilson'S millinery spoAc'
Miss Fannie Waldo entertained a party
OF young friends Tuesday OF last week al
the home of her father, Amos Leavitt.
There was a meeting OF the Young Peo-
ple's Annex of the Universalist church al
VIM. Adams last Saturday evening.
The check list for the November Free.
mans Meeting is out. There are quite
number, who were not entitled to vote al
the Septembe election, who VIII have
gained the requisite residence by the No
vember election, and it behooves all such
persons to see that their names are on the
list.
J.P. Marsh is building new barn.
Mrs. E. A. Davis of White River juno
ton has been visiting her father, Peter
O'Connell.
Mrs. Robt. French has been appointed
administrative on the estate of her late
husband, and c. H. Kidder and G. s. Da-
Wis, commissioners.
There will be no services at the Univer-
salist church next Sunday a. m. In the
evening there will be Tennyson memo
rial meeting.
G. H. Upper has bought OF A. J. Ora
ham the double building lot between G.
H. Kidder's and Chas. Hoisington's, and
has parted with part of it to w. II. Cream
err. Both Mr.. Upper and Mr.. Creamer
will build in the spring.
Rollin ellison is in New York this
week.
There was a c. e. sociable at j. G. Sar-
gents on Wednesday evening OF this
week.
Edwin Benwsy and family,who recently
moved to town, are to return to North
Adams, their former home, this week.
Misses Josie Heath and Jessie Chadwick
were at Sharon over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Wilson of Northampton,
Mass, and Mrs. Abbott OF Chicago, H.,
were the guests OF Mrs. Myron Burnett
last week.
G. H. Upper has sold half interest in
the Paine horse to NJ. q. Stafford for three
fifty.
For SALE.-Three driving horses, per-
fectly kind, and fine roadsters.
e. G. BROWN, Bethel, VT.
A new lot of goods has just been opened
at the five and ten cent store. Please look
at our new scarf pins, etc. Remember we
have other bargains at higher prices.
Henry Burrelle is at home for the win
ter "0ur Henry" has been playing great
ball the past summer with teams in the
northern part OF Michigan and Wiseon-
sin.
Bristol cut plug, 25c. per Id. and Navy c,
Clippings for 2Sc. A nice japanese tea.
spring leaf, for 40c. Fancy biscuits, 12c.
per pound. FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE.
Columbus Day Oct. 21st,wiH be observed
by the Whitcomb High School in accord
ance with the official program OF the
Youths Companion Committee. 1t is pro-
posed that the out village schools
come in and join in the exercises. Pro-
grams may be obtained of Prin. Blaisdel
or OF G. II. Kimball.
Powder, shot and paper shells at fair
prices; overalls for men and boys; a nice
line of celluloid and shell hairpins, pock-
etbooks, etc., at the and 10 cent store.
Secondhand wood stoves and coal stoves
for sale cheap; also one secondhand cook
stove. Enquire of GUY WILSON.
The farm of George /. Wheat is offered
for sale. This is a splendid chance for the
right man. For further particulars in
quire of Mr.. Wheat, on the premises, or Of
Fred Arnold.
WANTED.-A strong, capsb BILE girl to do
general homework. Apply at once TO
MRS S. NJ. WAsHBURN, Bethel, VT.
John Buswell OF Randolph, sheriff of
Orange county, was in town last Tuesday
Snow was seen on the surrounding hills
Thursday OF last week.
WANTED.-Good horse hay and oat
straw. FIN. WHITcoMB.
Miss Eta Adams of North Pomfret WIS.,
tied friends in this town last week.
A full line OF Thompson Glove Fitting
Corsets just opened at Brooks g. Wash
burns.
Milton Allen, who has been spending
two months at Franklin, N. H., returned
home last week.
c. D.Cushing was in Boston on business
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lille of Marion,
Iowa, have been spending a week with his
sister, Mrs. J. G. Burnett.
Go to Brooks & Wasbburn's for your
gloves and mittens.
G. NJ. Miller has moved into the house
he recently purchased of Mrs. Mary Wal
Ter, and Principal }. II. Blaisdell into the
tenement vacated by Mr.. Miller.
Something new-Jackets with Vatican
backs-just received at Brooks q Wash |
burns.
Two persons, Scott Blossom and Mrs. E. |
L. Foster, went to West Randolph last |
+ riday and returned Monday, one double /
Blossom. Both the contracting parties |
have many friends in Bethel and from
these Mr.. and Mrs. Blossom have many |
well-wishes.
G. II. Rood will not hereafter run team /
for bakers goods but will keep
them at his store and deliver them the
same as his other goods, on order.
Ransom Morse OF Dorchester, Mass, has
been visiting old friends in town. He was
a former resident and lived on the prem
ises now occupied by Clark s. Davis.
Darwin Paul and Louis Green of Brat
tleboro were in town the first OF the week.
The finest and largest line of overcoats
and listers ever shown in this section, at /
Brooks and Washburn's.
A contractor was in town last Monday
and engaged to put in hot air furnace in
The new town hall. 1t will probably be
placed soon after the middle ofthe month.
Mrs. j. Harding of Barnard Hill died
last Sunday and the funeral was held Tues
day.
Don't buy a lady's, child's or miss Jack
It or cloak till you have examined the big
stock carried by Brooks q Washburn.
New lot just received from New York.
The first primary school did not keep
asst Monday as the carpenters were max
nQ alterations in the rom 70 .orlo. I