Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-12-14
Bethel Local Intelligence.
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! 4A-41O NbSAAn 4A1dA4lS has FcluTUCu from
two weeks visit to her brother, Leslie r
Adams, at St. Adams.
Are you kicker? We kick ourselye.
sometimes and enjoy it, but no enc car
RICK on those beautiful parior clocks al r
5. Adams.
All bills due the estate OF Edwin Morse
Tor phosphate, must be paid at once TO NJ
A. Moody. 3w
Roxana Ellison has been quite sick the
past week.
Ernest Kittredge has returned from Bos-
ton and is giving lessons in instrumental
music.
The Bethel Dramatic Club are going to
play, sometime in February, the drama,
Bound by an Oath" by the same author
as "Forced 10 the War" II is said to be a
very "heayy" play.
1 School in Dist. No. opened Dec 4, with
seven scholars. Those who we're not abb
sent one-hslf day during the fall term
were Kate Dartt, Eula Washburn, Clara
and Eddie Bdchelder, Thressie and Wal
ter Flint, Walter Preston, Walter Lewis
and Carl Spencer.
Mrs. SophronIa Pember, widow of the
late Lucian Chadwick, died last week at
the home OF her brother, George Pember
IN Randolph, where she has made her
home since the death OF her husband, at
the age OF 62 years.
In view of the approaching Christmas
season, r.. S. Adams has just added new
stock OF pins, rings, chains and, in fact,
everything suitable for Christmas pres
ents.
VIM. r. Adams and wife visited friends
at West Randolph last Wednesday and
Thursday.
There was a dance at the Wilson House
last wednesday evening, gotten up by the
Young people, that was attended BY about
twenty-five couples.
There is an uncalled. for letter at the
postoffice, addressed to Sarah j. Stevens
.. NJ. Strong spent several days at
worcester, Mass, last week on business. /
M. Sylvester was in Woodstock last Fri. /
day.
DR.; VIM. d. Huntington OF Rochester
was In town Friday.
Ben Rogers has opened fish market and .
grocery store in the basement of the Syl- 1
vester block.
Burton Benedict and Miss Lucy T.. Per-
nam nan were married Dec. 4, by Rev. v. II.
Blaekman, at the Cong'l parsonage.
large amount OF personal property,
belonging to the estate of the late Edwin
Morse, was sold at auction last week and
brought very good prices.
The village SCHOOLS began Monday with
he old boardof teachers, with The excep-
tion OF the intermediate department, in
which Mrs. Carrie Gofeman OF West Ran
iolph takes the place OF Miss Kate Ken
iail.
a. l.. Stearns has in his keeping at his
stable, noble Percheron stallion belong
ng to New York parties.
Postmaster G. II. Topper and f. L. Mar
in are IN Boston this week.
Mrs. l.. II. Edison returned last Saturday
rom an extended visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Rood, at South Woodstock.
John Wallace OF Rutland spent Sunday
With his father, G, j. Wallace, Esq.
Miss Mabel Dyke closed a term of
ehool in Rochester last Friday,spent sun
lay with her parents in town and Monday
,egan term in the Morgan district in )
Barnard.
Miss May Savage is teaching school in
aoyalton in the Dutton district. !
Mrs. A. c. Lyman OF Royalten was in ,
own Saturday.
For SALE.-A yoke Of working oxen, six {
r seven years old; weight, aoout $500.
n good condition. j. J. WILSON, Exec. II 8
Now is the time and f. A. Maxham's is !
he place for you to buy Goods Cheap for /
FISHING to close out several lines OF goods,
e will sell Hoods and Dana's Sarsaparil- r
a, Indian Sagwa, Paine's Celery Com !
ound, and Cuticnra Resolvent at 20 cents i
bottle until furthrr notice, and being
verstocked in some lines of Holiday I
foods he will sell them at a heavy dis
cunt from marked prices, which are al a
eady lower than Others are selling. This q
, business and you will do well to call be- I
ore buying. for the goods will be sold so r
ow as TO surprise you. .
Read Mitchells ad.
Mrs. Catherine Calista Pierce died at her :
ome in Salem, Mass, Monday of last
'eek, of pneumonia, aged 81 years. Mrs. a
ierce was born OH Christian Hill. a few 7
DDS south OF the house now occupied by .
!. ID. Sanders, and she was the daughter ],
I Artemas Ainsworth, who was quite q
in the early history of the town.
D company with VIM. Sawyer, Mr.. Aims II
Iortherected the old" White River House, y
hitch formerly stood in Bethel village =,
here Arnold's block now stands For II
lany years Mrs Pierce had made her home \
4 Bethel during the summer, and she left =
lany friends in Bethel who will sincerely N,
lourn her death.
There was an alarm of fire given last Ii
Wednesday, the fire catching in J. H. ii
laldos house from an overheated chin
ey. II was quickly put out without the re
ID Of the fire department. is
Inc ueulcatory exercises OF the new par "
RS at the Universalist church were largely
tended last Thursday evening. After ~
he supper, the members of the society VI
ere called TO order and Rev. S.A Parker, p
behalf OF Mrs. NJ. T.. Harrington, pre- ~
inted to the society its finely appointed, ~
,nvenient and commodious new parlors. .,
he pastor of the church. Rev. Walter VI
ole, accepted the gift in behalf OF the So y
ETY.. IL was voted to rename the rooms
honor of the public-spirited donor, th
Harrington parlors. It was originally OF
imed Murray" hall, after John Murray
he of the founders of UDiversalism. Ri
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e. G. Huhhard and wife xara oauad ~ l..