Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-08
Bethel Local Intelligence

Clothing given away at Mann's. See ad
q. w. Bragg OF Northheld was in towr
Friday.
Mrs. A. F. ColburD of Bradford is visit.
ing Mrs. David Tolles.
: Fred Gay OF Burlington was in town
! the last part of last week.
Have you seen those rs heavy winter
pants at Brooks al Washburn's.
Three persons united with the Cong'l
church by profession last Sunday.
Albert Abbott has moved from New
combville to the Lucy Paine house.
Paul Gay is to erect house on the lot
south of his present home ON River
street.
The Guild of the Episcopal church meets
this weekiThursday with Mrs. Harrison
Powers,
George Davies of Pittsfeld has moved
into the house OF Hiram Dean in Bethel
| Olympus.
VIM. Stickney of st. Johnsbury Acade-
my was home over Sunday. He is mem.
Der of the football eleven.
There are uncalled-for letters at the
Bethel postoffiee for George Townshend,
Henry More and Jim Lines.
Miss Gratia wilkins, who has been
spending the summer at q. w. Curtis,
has joined her father at Swanton.
S. NJ. Wasbburn, accompanied by Mrs.
Washburn, went to Boston last Monday
to buy goods for the fall market
Compare Brooks & Washburn's $500
diagonal all-wool cheviot suit with any |
on the market. 1t can't be matched.
Much complaint is made over the depre-
dations of skunks in the village. lhe
Montpelier Solons should offer bounty.
Mrs. Harrison Powers picked on Nov.
Sd bunch of ripe raspberries, and also
green raspberries, and strawberry and
raspberry blossoms.
Bert Coy, who has been spending the
past year with his father, G. p. Coy started
last Monday night for 81. Paul, where he
will join his mother.
Rev. V. W. Blackman will speak next
Sunday morning on care the Times Grow
ing Better?n In the evening, his subject
will be "Charlie Johnson
Clayton II. Allen has bought OF j. II.
Waldo one-third of an acre OF land in
the rear OF Waldo's brick house and will
erect double-tenement house.
Tuesday evening of last week, Frank
Bailey OF West Randolph met with a mis-
hap with his ash cart south OF the village.
The pole broke and the horses were terri !
bly, mixed up for awhile.
w. l.. French OF RoyaltoD Hill says he
Is not going to be cheat" in the beet line
and reports one small one that weighs !
thirteen pounds, and five that together |
weigh over sixty pounds.
j. H. Dunbar OF Hartford, ID. H. Morse !
IF West Randolph, ex Gov. $. +. Pingrce
If Hartford, w. b. Wall and Miss Lucy
Wall OF West Randolph were among last 7
visitors in town.
The selectmen have just completed !.
ONE Improvements at the townhall
Dom has been finished OF in the base. ,
nent for the "cage," and a system of pip
ng has been put in to catch the drip
rom the caves, which was causing much
rouble.
Dan g. Remington met with serious
ccident IN the shoe shop last Monday, I
atching his hand in the dieing out ma.
hine nd having three OF the fingers OF L
lis right hand cut off. The wound was
TENDED to by DR.. L. NJ. Greene and Mr.. n
bennington seems to be doing as well rs
night be expected.
superintendent Dreamer says that bust
ess at the shoe shop is the best that il 1,
as been since the shops were started
bout 5000 have been expended in repairs
his summer, and the upper story has al
cen fitted up for storeroOm, thus Civ
lg additional room on the lower floors, /,
itherto used for storage purposes. The y
hop is now turning of twelve hundred ri
airs OF shoes day and employing $50
ands. Is.