Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-14
BETHEL HOME NEWS.

with her mother, Mrs. L. H. Edison last
week.
Franklin White has leased the tenement
in the r. Shedd house vacated by A. r.
Bradbury and will move into it this week.
John Reed has quit running the engine
at the tannery and is working In the nv
cry stable of F. H. Moore.
MIG. Stafford, G. H. Topper, +. 7. Ar
mold and j. P. Marsh are in Boston TINS
week.
George Sanspree takes John Reeds place
as engineer in the tannery.
Elegant line of ladies spring jackets and
capes from New York just opened at
Brooks q Washburn's.
II YOU wish for AN axe, now is your time
to buy. +. M. WHITcoMB q 20.
II Won have not received a check for
Parks Wyanoke, you can get one by APP
plying at g. M. Miller's store II you wish
to buy a bottle of the liniment at the re-
duced price.
G.E. Graham was in Springfield, Mass,
last week to see his daughter who is In
business college there.
A surprise party was given Miss Jessie
Heath last Saturday evening, it being her
nth birthday.
The granite curbing around the passen--
ger station has been taken up and replaced
by iron joints, thus making 1t much
more safe.
Business at the shoe shop is booming.
For the four months that they have been
running they have quite handsome bal
ance on the credit side of their account.
They are now turning out about 400 pair
of shoes per day and employ seyenty-hvee
hands, beginning this week. Last week
the pay roll was about sS26.
Clarence Chadwick has the mumps and
Henry Rice is running his job wagon.
The hill road to Randolph Center has
been well nigh impossible the past week
on account OF outlying by the late heavy
thaw.
Rev. Prescott Fay of Quechee will preach
at the Cong'l church next Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Collins, mother OF Mrs. Or
rim Neff, died at the home OF the latter last
Friday, aged about so years.
Rev. g. A. wilkins held services at Roy
alton last Sunday, and will the coming
Sunday.
Call and see Mrs. f. F. Wilson's new
spring millinery.
A nice line of dog collars at G. II. Tup-
per d Co.'S.
BY a mistake OF the compositor last week
we were made to say that the schooling
from Dist. No. 10 Royalton would be 500 for
the coming year; it should have been 80.
Miss Julana Sylvester and Mrs. Myrick
Sylvester, visited DIR. w. T.. Sylvester al
Waterbury VT, last week.
Have Just ordered a case OF eight day
clocks; will be here by Thursday, want
you to see them, r. S. Adams.
Frogs were heard for he first time last
week.
Sprague Reed has moved from the Bee
Hive into the Il. s. Parker house at the
south end OF the village. - ..==-5s q
Prof W. II. Sanderson, Supt. of schools
at Bridgewater, Mass, visited friends in
this vicinity Friday and Saturday OF last
week.
II you want a work horse or a driving
horse, we have got four and can suit you
at low price. Stafford UPPER.
We won't take rags after May LIST.
G.. III. UPPER a Co.
Easter services at Christ church will be
as follows: Morning prayer at 9 a. m, at
l0:45, Professional hymn, "Come to the
service; Anthem, "Alleluia to the King of
Glory;n Sermon, Easter Offertory; Com
munion service with musical rendering.
The music will be sung by vested choir
of misses and girls and the services will be
of an imposing character.
ado you like chaw?" II so, L. A. Max
ham bought large lot OF spruce gum last
week which he sells at l0c. an ounce. II
YOU live away and wish for some he will
send it TO you by mail postpaid for he, or
il you want ounces he viii send it at 45c.
or whole pound for S1.75 postage paid.
There was a maple sugar and pancake
party at the Copg'l vestry last Wednesday
evening.
Nlsn 4kooo ,.ko have raoa;,,aa -ohofa
checks for Parks Wyanoke, please pre-
sent them at G.. M. Miller's drug store
during the month OF April?
Mrs. John Reed has been quite i'll with
a severe attack of tonsilitis.
am sworn to sell ten more gold watches
before Decoration Day. Give us a helping
hand.
Chester Foster is finishing off several
rooms in the ell part OF his house.
George Williams OF Boston visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Williams last
week.
The listers are in the middle of their an
nual work, and from present indications
they estimate that there will be a falling
of from the list of last year Of about s10O, |
000
Miss Jennie Wilson began a term of
school i'm the cold church, district last |
Monday.
For SALE.-Four heavy team horses, |
four-year- old colt, two pair work harness |
es, one pair lead harnesses, one driving |
harness, two two-inch axle wagons, two |
sleds, whifiietrees, neck yokes, chains, |
blankets, feed bags, etc. The above are |
nearly new and will give anyone a good |
bargain. f. III. REYNOLDS.
We notice that the selectmen have post
ed warning for town meeting to be
held at Murray hall on Saturday April %,
at o'clock p. m. to act upon the follow
ing business:
LIST. To see il the town will vote to re-
scind the!vote to build townshall taken at
the annual March meeting.
End. To see il the town will instruct the
committee at what time the hall
shall be built.
3rd. To see il the town will vote to re-
;cind the vote to raise twenty-five cents
upon the grand list of the present year to
build town hall.
4th. To do any other business thought
proper in connection with the town hall
natter.
As this is a meeting of much imnorta moo