Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-21
Bethel Local Intelligence


show Of this kind seen in Bethel for lonl
time-not loud or personal saying dur
ing evening. They simply gave immens
satisfaction.
One hundred and twenty-five Barred
Plymouth Rock cockerels (Rudd Strain
for sale at from 80 cents TO 81.
3w b. E.. DAVIS, Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Briggs and Miss An
ME Of Brandon have been visiting at A. A
Soper's.
]. p. Martin and Mrs. Bidwell Martin
returned last week from visit to Lowell
and other points in Massachusetts.
Mr.. Tyler, foreman in the tannery. has
rented and moved into the new house re-
Gently erected by 5. S. Ainsworth.
Among out-of town parties. former resi-
dents of Bethel who were in town to at
tend the fair last week, were noticed Mrs.
Harriet Brown of Boston, n. b. BYam and
wife of Nortbheld, j. A. Graham of Barre,
and Miss Sarah Walker of Massachusetts.
Mrs +. S. Rood is in Boston this week.
Mrs.J. d. Lawrence of Hanover visited
friends in town last week.
John Hough has sold his farm to {. ID.
Cushing and has moved to michigan, ,
the numbering country west of Pittstield,
where he has an engagement numbering.
George johnson was called to Lowell
there, from consumption.
Holders OF "Thought" stock in this vi
entity will be pleased TO learn that that re-
nowned sire took sfifth premium for
stations at the Worlds Fair last week.
The elocution exhibition in the town
hall last Monday evening was rather
sparsely attended.
The village schools closed two days last
week on account of the fair.
Alfred Bigelow, well known in Bethel,
died at W. r. Junction last week, aged "a
years
Ex-Gov. S. E. Pingree was in town last
Monday.
large number Of veterans from Bethel
and the surrounding towns took the cars
NJ this station last Monday to attend the
Windsor County reunion at w r. juno
ton.
W. II. Dreamer and wife expect to leave
the last of the week for the Worlds Fair.
Nj. q. Stafford has sold his pair of hand
some bays to Bert Rogers, for s325.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Blossom the 18th.
Mrs. Louise Woodwork has sufficiently
recovered from her recent illness to return
TO her duties as bookkeeper in the shoe
shop
Rev. Mr.. Staples of New Bedford, Mass, |
preached at the Cong'l church last Sun
day, as a candidate for the vacant pulpit. /
DR.. q. c. Perry and wife of West Rut-
land visited friends in this vicinity last
week.
VIM. spaulding and wife OF st. Adams |
were guests OF their cousin, Mrs. Ernest
Maynard, last week.
Mrs. o. p. Northrop returned last week
from an all summers visit in the north
part Of the State.
Miss Ann Sargent went last Thursday to
Chicago 70 take in the great shown. Clar-
ence Reed and wife went on Saturday, and
Tuesday OF this week, G. II. Kidder and
wife went with friends from Barton Land
ing. A party OF about seven expect to
start from Mrs. NJ. +. Harrington's some
time the latter part OF this week.
il you want the latest fall style OF hat.
&c to Brooks q Washburn's.
Mrs Rockwell, who has been spending .
the summer in this village. went the first
OF the week to st. Johnsbury, where her ]
brother, DR.. 5. II. Sparhawk, resides.
Que hundred and fifty new suits, 100 :
hSW over coats for men and boys, just re- :
ceived at Brooks q Washburns.
Miss May Spaulding has gone for a visit. 5
10 her old home at Saxton's River.
G. r. Garland, the jeweier has gone out J
whence he came. il
j. G. Sargent is in Boston this week.
w. L. Perley and Mrs. Perley OF Fitch
burg are spending two weeks with Mrs. 9
Fred Wheeler, mother of Mrs. Perley. In
Henry c. Buck, an electrical engineer OF
Boston, has been visiting friends in Beth a
Ell and Royalton. Il
Mrs. +. II. Sylvester of Boston is the
guest of Merrick Sylvester in this village. !
Do not be fooled into the belief that you :
can buy goods anyw here else cheaper than
you can at the old, reliable drug store OF ?
+. A. Markham, for the "Old MAN. having
contracted for new lease OF life, will, t
" hen he has finished digging his potatoes.
show you a stock OF goods that will aston :
ish the natives, both in price and beauty.
He offers no bats but will meet all COM .
petitors in price, quality and largeness OF
stock andEassortment
One hundred and twenty-five new style =
fall and winter jackets just received from
New York, at Brooks d Washburn's. y
Miss Katie Regain and two sisters intend
to visit the Worlds Fair, Friday of this d
week.
There will be preaching in the Cong'l e
church Sunday, sept "a, by kew. Chas. '
Warren Stoddard Of New York. I