Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-04-19
Bethel Local Intelligence.

Vim. Brooks has bought the Ben HEATH
place, paying therefor $500.
Judson McQuivey of Ripton has beer
visiting his uncle, Horace Durham.
Flour never was so cheap. Ask Kimbal
the price OF Roller Queen.
Look at those sailor hats, new styles fol
spring wear; also new style Tam O'Shan-
tiers for misses. Mrs. E. F. WILSON.
No eff" no "But;' a positive certainty
that my prices on Watches, Clocks, jew
elry and Silyerware are way down.
G. F.. GARLAND.
E. e. Spicer OF Springfield, Mass, but
formerly OF this town, visited friends and
relatives in this vicinity last week.
The Arion Quartet of New York will
give one of its popular entertainments in
the townhall Thursday eve, May 4.
New styles in parlor and chamber suits
just received at Marsh's.
J.y. Babcock of Montpelier, discoverer OF
"The Gold Medal Sarsaparilla," was in
town last week.
Frank Gibson, whose house was burned
in Charlestown, N. H., last fall and who
has since resided in Claremont, was in
town list Sunday.
Just received, five new, open buggies;
three different styles. II you think of pur-
chasing examine my stock. c. D.CUsHING.
Chas. Kidder has just placed in his house
an elegant Mason & Hamlin piano, bought
through the agency OF d. M. Strong.
Miss Jennie Rogers will teach in Pitts
field this summer, and Miss Nellie Rog-
ers in Barnard.
United States Bank Examiner H. w.
Kemp Of Montpelier inspected the Nation
al White River bank last Monday.
A. B.Preston OF Sharon was in town last
Monday.
Ed Whitney was in town the first OF ths
week, looking up proof for his claims
against an Accident Insurance Co, for his
injuries lately received in the r. r. yard.
CHI idder CARED ninty-five calves and
three pigs last Monday. Four and one
half cents were paid for the former and
five and one half for the latter.
The class OF '93 will hold its next socia-
bic with Miss Maud Chedel at Mrs. A. A..
Brooks, Wednesday, April 20. Everyone
is cordially invited.
Watch this space next week.
G. +. GARLAND.
Win G. Waldo has moved into the tene-
ment in a. L.. Stearns' house vacated by
Geo. Clark.
Ladies' silver bangle rings, 25c., at Gar
lands.
Have you been into Mrs. Z. S. Rood's
new store? She has the latest styles IN
trimming and millinery.
Mrs. Lucy Divoll Richmond of Wood
stock has been visiting her brother, Ly-
man Child.
Unsold papers at 1-2 cent per pound,
Suitable to put under carpets, etc.
GUY WILSON.
Wilbur Spaulding has moved onto the
Myron Burnett farm, owned by the Cush-
ing estate.
II you want a barrel OF good -four for a
little money buy Roller Queen Of Kimball.
Il. f. Wilson will inish off rooms in the
basement of his block to be occupied by
Peter Burrelle as a barber shop. This was
absolutely the only location In the village
that was suitable for a barber shop.
The j.. P. Martin house will be to let af-
ter May 10 next. Enquire OF
ALoSzo SPooSzR.
You will be astonished to learn how lit
tie money it takes to buy a barrel OF Rol
Ter Queen at Kimball's.
John Byam has moved from Camp Brook
Alexander Morse's tenement house.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. {. Coyle OF Windsor
have been visiting Mrs. Coyle's father, Mi
10 Goss, accompanied by their family.
Miss Anna Hatch has been engaged to
teach in Dist. No. 6 cold Churchn) and
MISS Hattie Onurcn IN DlSI.NO.4 lGlleaQl.l
The schools will begin April "a.
G. II. Kimball has bought a large lot of
-four OF 1.-THE best brands and proposes to
sell it cheap.
Chas. L. Wright, a former resident of
this town, died at Rutland last week and
his remains were brought here for inter-
men last Thursday. Mr.. Wright married I
daughter of A. BeBird.
The many friends of Ben Noble note his
in our midst again, after an abb
ience at his home in Canada for several
Mrs. Willard Brooks essayed a Journey
o Waitsfield last week, but on reaching J
found the roads to Waits6eld !
over the mountain IN such bad condition
hat she returned home.
c. r. Noble has been spending the past ,
week at his home, "Echo Farm :
Some new machinery was received for
he shoe shop last week. /
Owing to the inclemency OF the wealth.
II last week, Mrs. Bickford will continue !
Ter opening this week. {
G.. II. Kimball was in Boston last week
ind contracted with the VIM. @. Bell Co. s
or one OF the celebrated "Chase Cold s
refrigeratots, to be put into his ]
market in about two weeks.
Those wishing to engage p~asturing for
heir stock the coming season, in either OF
wo large pastures, can do so at the usual
ates by applying to A. Z. BULLARD, ]
Bethel, Vt. II
Ladies, clean your kid gloves with Nous
Glove Cleaner, for sale only by !
q Washburn, headquarters for /;
and undressed kid gloves in all ,
n all the most desirable shades. Il :
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East Bethel.