Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-12-07
Bethel Local Intelligence.

, DSlllSi LOCdI lIltGllIXeIlCe.
Don't fail to read "Out of the Jaws OF
Death" 1t is the best story we ever pub
/ lished.
The annual meeting OF Col. Geo. W.
Hooker Camp, Sons of Veterans, will be
held Saturday evening, Dec. 9. The cleo
ton OF officers will occur at this meeting.
John Holton has just killed an eight
months-old pig that dressed 403 pounds.
Mrs. Samuel Bowen picked on Nov. 80,
in her garden, pansies in full bloom.
The members of the library association
are requested to write on slip of paper
the names OF three new books, and place
their votes in ballot box placed in the
library room. One hundred new volumes
are to be purchased.
Miss Annie Miller has sufficiently re-
covered from the measles to return to her
school at Barnard.
Ernest Maynard went to st. Adams,
Monday, to open a barber shop There.
John j. Wilson wiu teach the winter
tefmeof school at Sharon village. asese "a.
Charles Arnold has been putting up. a
telegraph line, connecting the R. station
with the house of j. II. Waldo. The pas
senger and freight depots have also been
put in connection by telephone.
DR.. Dams remedies at Martins.
T. B. Martin of Rochester has been
spending several days with his son, F. l..
Martin.
Phineas Woodward has been spending
several days at his old home in Meriden,
N. H.
Standard Diaries at Martins.
Read Mitchells ad.
DR.. VIM. Barrows of Stowe spent Thanks
giving with his parents, accompanied by
his friend, Fred Lamson.
Cashier NJ Sylvester, OF the National
White River bank, and family were at
Charlestown, n. H., last week.
Mrs. David Allen, living on Royalton
Hill, is quite i'll with pneumonia.
Saltines at Martins.
Miss Clara Barrows is visiting Mrs. j. R.
Robin at Burlington.
Lyman Hoisington died at Derry, n. H.,
Nov. q, aged " years. The remains were
brought to Bethel and the funeral services
were held Friday of last week, the inter-
ment being at Rochester Hollow.
Handsome line of new boxes of papeterie
at Martins.
VIM. H. Kendall of South Lancaster, N.
H., is spending few weeks in town.
Alvin Neff has rented rooms in c. E.
Fosters house and will go to honsekeep
ing at once.
Miss Annie Hamilton is acting as stem
ographer for E. and Il. G. Place Il Co., in
their tannery.
The Guild OF the Episcopal church meets
Thursday Of this week with Miss Janette
Child.
Philander Way of Hardwick, who re-
Gently purchased the Parrott place at the
south end Of the village, returned to Hard.
wick, Monday, to work for the winter.
w. o. Dompier has been sick at Lewis
Burrelle's, but Is now able to be out.
Geo. Waldo, son OF VIM Waldo,an now
living in New York City, where he runs a |
bakery, was home last week and married |
Miss Nina Angel of Rochester, Sunday. |
The newly married couple went to New |
York, Monday.
painful hand, caused by being burned |
and then taking cold in it.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams spent |
with their daughter, Mrs.
Q. N. Parker, at Royalton.
Among those in town for Thanksgiving
were Henry Cole and family OF Hardwick,
at the Mccullough homestead, Maud Dun
ham from the State Normal, Misses Lulu
Graham and Emma Clafiin from Spring
held, Mass, Sllas Holland OF Rochester, at
his sisters, M. e. Harrington, and MISS.
1. Coy OF Bellows Falls, at A. j. Davis.
AT an adjourned meeting OF the direc-
,ors OF the shoe shop held lately, A. A.
Brooks was elected president; RIM Chase,
yice president; j. u. Sargent, treasurer;
ind G. ID. Cushing, secretary.
A beautiful young lady was overheard
he other day, telling friend that one of
hose gold watches at II. s. Adams was
ust what she wanted for Christmas pres
mt.
Alfred Eastman and Chas. Hewitt OF
Bristol were in town last week, looking
,ver the expediency of locating a cream
ny here. Their plan, il carried out, in
dudes the location OF several tributary
tations with Bethel as a centre.
We pay the highest market price for raw
urs. G.. III. upper & Co.
Miss Sarah Henry is visiting her uncle,
Ion. Hugh Henry OF Chester. I
Grace, the young daughter of Mrs. FIJI.
'ascom, has been seriously i'll the past
week, the result of a relapse from the mea-
les. Miss Grace has many friends who !
ope to see her soon on the sure road TO
Make your selections early. Anything
GU may select, with small deposit, will i,
'e laid back for you until Christmas at r.
|. Adams. 2w
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