Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-06-07
Bethel Local Intelligence.

town last Friday.
A valuable colt belonging to R. w.
Morse was badly cut on wire fence last
week.
Mrs. c. H. Rood is improving.
Willard j. Brooks of Boston is in
town for months vacation.
John r. Topper OF Rochester was in
town last Saturday.
The selectmen have laid a new road
connecting Bethel Gilead with West RAN
dolph, through lands OF Thos. Connolly.
Henry w King, Boston business man,
has been visiting in town.
VIII Rood OF Massachusetts was called
to town by the serious illness of his
mother, Mrs. c. IL. Rood.
Over s1O0 was cleared by the dramatic
club by their drama last week.
For sALE.-A good COOK stove, cheaper.
FRED ARNOLD.
There was a young man from Bombay
Who was rather inclined to be gay;
He went to bed late, but we're happy to
state
Our alarm clock aroused him next day.
Only $3.50 at R. S: Adams.
The selectmen have forbidden the
playing of ball in the streets of Bethel
village.
People are getting lazy, SO have got
some No. eight day clocks-wound on
ly once in eight days. r. s. ADAMS.
e. w. Rolfe of Tunbridge, special corre-
spondent of the Boston Globe, was in town
Friday.
At the hearing last Saturday before the
] selectmen upon petition to lay road to
Hartwell's meadows, an adjournment was
had on account of the c. V. h. r. not being
represented. +. Arnold appeared for the
/ fpprn apd Huntnn and &ffrlrnAN for 3D.
win Sturtevant.
Big mark down in cloaks at E.A. Thorn
as this week.
Two errors occurred in c. E. Dunham's
horse ady't last week, making Billiards.
c. NJ. Clay, Jr., 81, read Billiards. c. NJ.
Clay, Jr., 81.
DIR. j. c. F. Myth Of Boston was in town
last Friday. He was taking a bicycle
| trip from Boston to Montreal and his
schedule time was one hundred miles
day.
Watch, clock and jewelIy repairing a
| specially. G. f. GARLAND.
+. A. Markham, wishing to 60 out Of the
fishing tackle business, will sell the ball
ance of his stock at cost, which will give
| you a chance to buy better than you
have ever thought of buying before. BY
the way, have you sent % cents to f. A.
| Markham, Bethel Vermont, for bottle of
his famousTrout Secret II not you should
do so at once.
Only few more left of those silver BAN
gle rings. Come while they last.
q. +. GARLAND.
The listers have completed their work
for this year, and their returns show
| total of s447 $50 worth of real estate in
210 of personal property, as against 1884,
ia last year; 450 polls, as against 437 last
year. making total of 1865, $50, as against
1892. $50 last year. The above items repre-.
sent only taxable property, and considera-
tiop must be taken OF the fact that the
$50 900 shoe shop plant is exempt, and
that six soldiers have their polls ex-
empt under the law OF last fall. The
new townhall and the Cong'l parsonage
are also exempt property, so that the
town is Weather than last year. Barre
with seven times the population OF Bethel,
has only three times as much wealth.
Ringsl ringsil rings!ll to suit every
body, at low figures. G. F. GARLAND.
The following are some OF Bethel's heav-
lest taxpayers and their lists: {. {. Aims
worth, s22; F. Arnold, S35; Il. T. Arnold,
sl45; A. A. Brooks, sol; Brooks and Wash
burn, 1921; Faber Benedict, so; j. c. Bur-
nett, $50; Myron Burnett's estate, s3l;
Mrs. Harriet Brown, s55; George w. Ber-
ry, 1924; Squire Bowen, s55; Aaron Bowen,
500; Mrs. Jennie Bascom, Ss7; Chas. w.
Curtis, S23; f. II. Chsmberlin, S26; Mrs.
Martha A. Cushing, SOS; G. D. Cushing
and wife, 1857; P. A. Chatfeld, s2l; ID. l..
Child, S25; Lyman Child, S35; Corey and
Hatch, s26; Lucy NJ. Corey, s4l w. A. |
Durham, go; S. c. Durham, s9S; j. f. |
Deering, S3l; George +. Deering, s27; |
Clark 5. Davis, .63; Moses Dustin, go; |
Alonzo Emery and wife, Sl3 Mrs. Nelson |
Ellison,sS6 II. II: Gibson, sio2; Mrs. Ell
len Gibson, Sf7; II. II. Gibson, guardian,
sli2; l.. Nj. Greene, S53; G. +. Graham, |
s97; A. Graham. $40; Mrs. NJ. Harrington,
s2i6; W. II. Hartwell and wife, sil A. p. |
Hunton, s41; H. H. Howard, SIG; Mrs. \.
B. w. Houghton, $40; A. T.. ingalls,, S2l; /
Lloyd johnson, $50; Chas II. Kidder. S9l;
Edwin Kitt-edge and wife, $50; W. c. |
Lattimer, s2e; w. c. LaRoque, S23; G. T.
Mclaughlin, so; Chas. Marsh, go; A. NJ.
Marsh, ,3S; Edwin Morse, S26; Alexander
Morse, s39; f. L. Martin, S23 Samuel Nc
Intosh, 81; j. NJ. Mclntoshs estate, SS7;
James Manix, $50; M. A. Moody. S6i c.
r. Noble, Si0 Robert Noble, S32; Orrin
Neff, s21; David Owen, S23; NJ. A. Owen,
i37; +. NJ. o. Connell, s62; Mrs. zilpha
Preston, 81; Nathan Parker's estate, go;
E. & E. G. Place & Co., $50; S. A. Parker
and wife, s69; f. L. Parsons, $50; Ahial
Putnam, S3l; L. B. and E. c. Rowe, 500;
A. A. Storrs, S26; w. p. Smith and wife,
s3l; II. w. Smith and wife, S29; Mills
Spooner, >3i; +. A. Stevens, S23; FL. p.
S21; h. P. Sanford, agent, so;
A. ID. Sanders and wife, s4O; L. Z. Spauld-
ing, go; Zebina Spaulding, $50; J. g.
Sargent, S6s; w. G. Shaw, go; e. Sturte-
want and wife, SIS; NJ. G. Stafford, S25; NJ.
Sylvester, si1; Mrs. c. c. Stearns, s21; w.
B. c. Stickney, S34; E. f. Twitchell, so; {
d. G. Torrey, s3l; G. II. Topper & Co.,
az; Mrs. Royal Upper, $50; Mrs. David
lolles, S3l; G. w. Wallace, SOL; John ID.
w beeler S22. Gardner VhaaIer S6-. I | :
S3l; j. j. Wilson and wife, S45; s
E. f. Wilsonand wife S22; NJ. f. Whitta- 5
xer, $50; l.. Nj. Wood, $40; Mrs. sarah I
Wight, S23; Miss NJ. Wood, sos; VIM. l.. '
Waldo, $50; Wright and Reed. s6S; Mrs. I
sarah Wright, so; p. p. Wynn, S3s; AL 1
bert Whitcomb's estate, S744; Mrs. Julia c
Weston, ga c