Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-11-09
Bethel Local Intelligence.

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Boston to visit her daughter, Mrs. John
O'Rourke.
Suspenders at Martins.
Butternuts are very plentiful this year
| and there were never more beeehnuts. The
latter ale being sold for Is cents quart.
Roscoe Morse is quite sick and threat
ened with pneumonia.
DR.. and Mrs F. e. Steele of Gaysvile
have been the guests of Mrs. NJ. E. Har-
riDgton the past two weeks.
Miss Maud Beckwith, daughter of a
| Pittsfield merchant, is very sick at d. t
Dykes, and under the care of DR.. L. NJ,
Greene.
We pay four cents pound for the best
| quality Christmas Greens up to Nov. 20
c. r. NOBLE, Bethel, VT.
AS John King and VIII Blossom OF Roy
alton Hill were returning home last Fri
daysevening from the shoe shop, the king
bolt broke and let the two men onto the
King on his stomach. Neither was in
iured but it was a marvellously quick
change for them.
Five pounds Of rice for % cents at Mar
tins.
! WANTED. -Immediately, a good girl to
work in family OF four. Good pay.
l.. P. THAYER, West Randolph, VT.
The Improvements on the Universalist
church, which have been prog essing
nearly all the past summer and fall, are
now approaching completion. The second
story Of the church. or what was formerly
"Murray Hall, has been finished in five
rooms, viz: a large hall, kitchen, dining
room seating thirty persons, a pantry and
cloak room. There is sink and run
ming water inlthe kitchen, and the rough
timbers overhead in the hall have been
cssed up as they are in the townhan The
" hole work, costing about $3.50, is the gift
Of Mrs. M L. Warrington to the church.
AT the same time the society has, at its
own expense, excavated the cellar to the
cAuIch aud placed therein Boynton wood
furnace, at cost of about $780, The church
can now be congratulated on having one
of the most elegant and comfortable
houses of worship in the State.
There was quite a family gathering al
Mr.. Zebina Spaulding's, Thursday, oct.
End, the occasion being the iiftieth rth-
day OF Mr. Spaulding's daughter, Mrs. e.
Chadwick. A most beautiful repast was
served to large gathering OF friends and
relatives, among whom were MIR. and Mrs.
Solomon Heath Of Woodstock and Miss
Hattie Spaulding, recently of st. PAU,
Mimi, but who has spent the last eight
weeks in South Dakota and Minnesota
and is now visiting relatives in Bethel.
Remember that Mrs. E. f. Wilson keeps
the only ladies' furnishing store in White
River valley. 1t will pay you to call.
Miss Twiddie Stearns is taking music
lessons at Montpelier.
Frank BLY, is to move to his farm in
Rochester Hollow this week, where he
will live in company with his father-iD-
law, George Martin.
John Case OF Providence, r. l., was the
guest of Fred Arnold over sunday.
David Raymond has gone to Concord,
n. H., where he is going to work on
wood job.
John Dalton of New York City was the
guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Il. +. Wilson the
first OF the week. Mr.. Dalton has large
publishing interests in New York.
Typewriting is bound to become univer
sal good operator can now command
excellent pay. The Remington is acknowl
edged to be the best. Write to Arnold 81
Wilson, Bethel, VT, il you want ma
chine.
George Buchanan has gone to West Ran
dolph, whele he has situation as book
keeper for Salisbury Brothers.
Miss Annie Miller, who has been teach
ing school in Barnard, has closed the
school two weeks ahead OF time and come
home on account OF being exposed to the
measles.
Every graded school should have at least
one Typewriter. We make special rates to
schools. ARNOLD & WILSON, Bethel, VT.
Frank Carroll was arrested last Thurs
day and brought before w. X. Adams on
the charge of drunkenness, found guilty
and fineu 80 and costs, amounting to slO.5l.
At the same time, George Kelley and VIII
Adams of Barnard were arrested on the
charge of breaking the peace, and brought
A A heir Lot
the cases were continued to Nov. 18th.
Carroll and the two Barnard boys were
well under the influence of a combined
dose of Wyeth's Extract of Malt, Quaker
Bitters and Vermont cider and were us
ing some pretty rough language to whom
ever they met on the street.
At the library meeting last Saturday, it
was voted to change the time OF the pay
ment of annual dues TO January LIST next,
instead OF September last.
o. P. Shaw was at home over Sunday.
Wright & Reed are Singing the Bethel
mills, and making other improvements.
Gail Osgood is nursing foot badly hurt |
by Darrell OF kerosene falling onto it.
Lyman Child died last Friday morning,
aged n years. His funeral was held Sun |
day from bis late residence, Rev. g. A.
Wilkins officiating. Mr.. Child was born i
place and lived there two years. Since
then he has lived in Bethel, on the Myron |
Savage place, and where W. F. Baker now
lives and in the 5. G. Cady house. He vas
for a long time in business in the block
that now bears his name, at the north end
of the village, and in many other ways he
has always been prominently identified
with the business affairs OF this town.
Maxham, the campaign singer, will give
a concert at the Cong'l church next Mon
day evening. under the auspices of the Y
p. :. G. f. MIR. Markham Is accompanied
by a cornetist and a whistler
Rev. Walter Dole has retsrned from the
Worlds Fair, ard elcapic I So rllpit at
the UniversalizE canfun last S3RdaY.
Fred Arnold and g E esas 81 ace in
Boston th' 81.
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sew wight Of Dsv.o. Is expected
10 n-C'cl tLe asa s.Iusn Dinner
served b fhcs stf rdinF the r-
sfcises at " O'Clock th a.allg rooms