Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-04-12
Bethel Local intelligence.

house on River st.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Jennings of Boston
have been visiting at s. W. Barrows'.
Percy Adams has gone. to Amherst,
Mass, where be has a situation in a cloth
ing store.
Watch this space next week.
q. +. GARLAND.
Ladies' Silver Bangle Rings, 26c. at Gar
lands.
why not exchange that old key-winder
watch for a stem winder? q. F. GARLAND.
Found at lastl The best place in the
world to buy watches is at r.. 5. Adams.
Remember thai you can get your watch
repaired while you wait, and at the same
time you can pick out one OF those eight
day clocks at r. s. Adams.
Patrick P. Wynn is building a barn on
land opposite the dwelling house of VIM.
II. Gilmore.
The Fire District meeting last week
Tuesday elected f. A. Markham moderator
but adjourned, without further action, to
the first Wednesday in May.
Miss Bessie Stearns OF Burlington is
visiting her grandfather, Merrill A.Owen.
Visit Mrs. blckford's millinery opening
April 10, IA and Is. See Ad.
c. {. Buchanan has moved from the ].
H. nOuoC W luC LELCluEn III III IA
5. Jackson's house.
Wm Brooks has sold the Captain 9th
MEL Durham farm to Levi Kidder for
$500. This same farm was sold nine years
ago to Scion Rogers for 81 ,s50and was sold
about % years ago to Clark S. Davis for
$500.
The village schools did not keep last
Friday, it being Fast Day.
DR.. H. W. Barrows of Stowe visited at
his fathers last week.
Cashier NJ. Sylvester was confined to his
house by sickness last week.
Miss Kate Kimball has been engaged as
principal for the new South Royalton
Graded school.
Eugene Coleman Of Laeonia; n. H., was
in town last week. He was a former resi-
dent OF this vicinity.
E. l.. Harrington and wife Of Philadel-
phia have been in town the past week.
Miss May Spaulding returned last week
from an extended visit at Saxton's River
ana vicinity.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Dole of Enfield,
\. H., were in town over Sunday.
Having sold my farm, / will sell at auc-
ton at my residence, Saturday, April Is,
at 1880 a. M, all my personal property, as
follows: three four. year old colts, one
y NAA " yin hlO0A AAAA Win OOA
seven COWS -four Of them new milch), two
ree-year-old h%eifers, farming tools, now
ing machine, horse rake, plows, wagons,
carriages, harnesses and various other
utensils needed on a farm. A quantity OF
household furniture and carpets Will also
be sold. A good lunch will be served.
G.. J. Wallace, A%uctioneer.
WIN. BROOKS, Bethel, VT, Apr. 5, '93.
There is some delay in the finishing Of
tha nnuF Gnnr1l al II rrh nrrfaw -, fta al
nancial Embarrassment Of Peck & Thorn
as. The building committee ms been un-
der the necessity OF guarantying the pay
of the carpenters.
A consignment OF 5000 brook trout was
received at this station last week from the
at Roxbury. Scott Longley OF
had part OF them and the re-
mainder went to Barnard.
Rev. G. A. wilkins oficiated at the flu
neral, last Friday, of Asa Boynton Wall
at South Royalton. The deceased was the
father OF w. b. Wall OF West Randolph
and Mayor Herbert B. Wall Of Keene, n.
III.
The funeral OF Walter Brooks was held
Sunday afternoon at the home of l..
). Bird, the services being conducted by
Rev. s. A. Parker. After many months Of
health, he died Friday, April Z,
1898. He was born in this town and al
ways lived here. He was 45 years old and I
had never married. He had a pleasant Z
home with his two sisters, whose hearts I
ire deeply touched by his death. Seldom /
we see a family so closely united, each
sharing the others joys, each bearing the
others burdens. His pleasant disposition Z
nd his upright character will be q COM {
to them in their sorrow and loneli- !
ness. He was always a favorite with our {
Young people. We remember him as one
IF the best actors in the many dramas !,
which used to be so popular in our viii ,
age. For many years he was correspond !
ng editor of some OF our local papers. |
He did a work in this line which would c
rave dom credit TO large experience. He
lad the kindly feeling OF all this commu- !,
lity. Many came to take a last look at :
hat face so changed by the ravages OF !,
disease but so dear to memory. Com. !
Teachers pave been engaged to teach in
III the districts in town except two, where :
chools are to be maintained the coming !
eason. The school directors have decid- }
d to have the schools begin April "a, also b
ave appointed j. w. Miller superintend- a
mt.
larry me quick, Mary. \
Or, | shall marry Jane. G
o the girl that marries me, ~
| shall give a pretty chain, 4
With the very daintiest watch o
And ring OF solid gold. >
the future, as in the past, =
By r. s. ADAMS sold. h
For choice securities paying Z per cent G
nd running from four months to five /
ears, call on, or address, al
THE VERM,Nr INVESTMENT Co., q
IA College Street, Burlington, VT. S
| do not pretend to give you gold dol
RS for 60c.; but-"A word to the wise is .
Efficient" q. F. GARLAND.
Orm Brockway of East Bethel has the OF
est pair of oxen in Orange county. These q
attic, weighing $3.50 pounds, he would -
ke to sell, Anyone desiring to purchase =
ill do well to interview him. e
| will sell my pair of work horses, weigh =
$500 pounds, fitted for any heavy q
work, eight and nine wears old: hi
also sell complete team outfit. "
f. III. REYNOLDS, Bethel. I'll
Those wishing to engage nastnring for III