Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-01-18
Bethel Local Intelligence.
Through to the Golden Gate. .

Adams of this village.
David Dyke has bought Lewis PARROTS
wood lot near Daniel Stoddard's.
Mr.. and Mrs D. II. Dutton have both
been quite ill at the residence of their
daughter, Ms. c. II. Kidder.
G. H. Kidder CARED at this station last
Monday, Tor the Be ston market ,34S lambs,
20 hogs anu 8 calves.
Miss May Parsons has so far recovered
from her recent severe illness as to resume
her place in school last Monday.
Ralph Dewey, son OF II. II. Dewey of
Plainheld, is stopping with his grand
Ga her, Edwin Fisher, and attending the
i Wait. onb High iool.
M. l.. Furman had severe attack OF
hemorrhage of the stomach last Saturday.
II. A. Putnam has bought the Ellis farm
of Adrian Ellis, who has gone to Fitch
| burg. The house was reserved and deed
ed to Mrs. Ellis.
Good raisins, pounds for % cts. ;better,
pounds for % cts; best, 2 pounds for 70
cents, at Martins.
Miss Angela French is confined to the
house with grip.
Joseph Regain is to occupy the tenement
in the Gardner Wheeler house vacated by
ID. Il. Topper.
The horse attached to j. II. Waldos ex-
/ pftHH QEtANEIN ElIA- II AAeta "a hDuAAtttAA ~
past last Monday morning, consisting OF
sugar, spice and other groceries, which
were in Albert Newton's sleigh standing
/ in front Of Brooks & Washpurn's store
where the Waldo horse was hitched.
Samuel W. Bowen caused the arrest of
1 Henry Bundy last week for ill-usins and
bruising his horse. The matter was set
tied up the next day by young Bundy's
| father.
Begin the year by keeping a scrap book,
a good one for 10 cents, Guy Wilson.
Z. G. Brown vacated the Wilson House
last week, a. has leased the South Royal
ton House I c II. Woodland.
w. f. Perlvy and wife Of Fitchburg,
Mass, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Hat
| tie Wheeler.
At the annual meeting Of the stoekhoid
ers OF the Bethel Shoe Co, last Wednes-
! dav, the following directors We're elected
| A. - Brooks, j. G. Sargent, g. w. Berry
r. w. Chase, W. H. Dreamer and Q. d.
CUSHING. Owing to the present business
stagnali IN, very small profits have been
made the past year, but the directors
thought 1t best TO keep the shops RAINING
/ at small profits rather than to shut down.
| For the present, il was decided to make
] cut in wages and salary of superintend-
ent, which will make a saving OF about
| s., 600 FOR the ensuing year.
| Horace Ballou has left the employ Of s.
c. Cady a. Son aud gone to Lebanon, n.
H., to follow his trade VI harness maker.
Elwin Flint will put in single mill at
the mills he recently bought OF S.W. Bow
ell.
Miss Carrie Heath visited friends in
Keene, N. H., last Friday.
Mrs. G. a. Wilkins has been quite sick
with the grip.
Louis Narcotic, superintendent OF
Tewksbury's mill at West Randolph was
in town last Friday buying lumber.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hamilton and son Don, OF
Sutton, p. Q.,.are visiting Myron Stafford.
Miner Furman, John Holton and Gard
ner Emery went to Chittenden Pond fish
ing the first of the month and returned |
with six large pickerel, the heaviest |
weighing three pounds.
The contemplated sale of the c. II. Rood |
grocery stock to Mrs. F. ii. Bascom has |
fallen through.
"You pays your money and can take
your choice" whether you will pay big |
DOCTORS bill OF from five to thirty dollars
and stay in the house for two or three
weeks to get rid OF the prevailing distem-
per, or la or ppe. or keep about your bust
ness and get well in two or three days by
paying 30 cents for bottle OF Maxham's
Balm IL is sold by w. +. Terrill d Co.,
]
dolph, V. G. Babcock, Bridgewater Cor
ners, II. B. Chapman, Woodstock, Wilson
Bros, w. II. junction and w. P. Smith,
East Bethel.
The Bethel delegate to the c. E. con
veDtlon at West Randolph are Misses Luz
lu Graham, Emma Clafiin and May Spault
ing and Messrs. B. T.. Davis and E. l..
Messer.
Through the great interest OF Rev. Wv.
nofy, In, he oh hp farf.
mary department has lately been supplied
with blackboard and pictorial charts
Miss Fannie Fisher is the teacher. The
whole school is again in prosperous con-
ditioD. the other teachers are Misses
May Spaulding and Nellie Flynn, Mrs +.
H. Moore, Rev.V.W Blackman and Messrs.
E. r. Blossom and Z. l.. Messer.
Fred Bowen, son of Sylvester Bowen of
Bethel Olympus, ands Miss Cynthia of
Stock bridge were married at the home of
MIR. Bowen, Wednesday evening of this
week, by Rev. c. w. Morse. The ceremo-
ny took place in the evening in II e pres
ence of large concourse OF friends and
relatives, among whom were the aged
of the groom, MIR. and Mrs.
Squire Bowen.
The spring reduction in prices OF ladies'
and children S cloaks has come at Brooks !
& Washburn's. Buy early while you have
a large stock from which to select.
Mrs. s. c. Durham was called to Wal ]
pole, n. H., Tuesday to attend b r ]
daughter, Mrs. Hooper, who is ill.
There was a select dance at Bethel Mills
last Monday evening
A man from this town who vainly i'm \
agined that he could save money b. buy
ing his suit of clothes out of town last fall,
soon found that he was decidedly fooled
rs to the durability of the suit and
I houQht to retrieve his mistake by answer
ing advertisement in a Boston paper
allow to make pants last" He invested
90 cents in the secret, and by return mail
came the answer "Make your coat ard
vest firsf." Moral: Always buy 70
clothes OF Brooks d Washburn and YOU
won't ed any uc1 receipts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Adams and Mr.. and !
Mrs. E. o. Blanchard of West Randolph
were the guests of c. r. Noble at 'Echo I,
Farm" Wednesday and Thursday of last !
week.
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