Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-20
Bethel Local Intelligence.

Merton Richardson spent Sunday in
Roxbury.
Mrs. A. L. Stearns visited in West RAN
dolph on Saturday.
Mrs. e. P. Fis her visited friends IN
Washington last week.
Henry Cole and wife of Hardwick Wis
tied in town last week.
G.E. Graham has recently suffered
severe attack of asthma.
Miss May Turner returned to the home
OF her sister, Mrs. w. G. Shaw, the first OF
the week.
George Edison and wife of White River
Junction visited his mother in this place
on Sunday.
Will II. Fisher and wife of Springfield,
| in this village.
You would be surprised to see how nice
| a diamond ring 1 can sell you for SO and
s15, +. II. JosLYN, West Randolph.
I'm. Furman OF Woodstock is spend
ing some time with his son, Minor. who Is
confined TO his bed by illness.
Frank Lyman, who is to build Scott
Blossom's dwelling house on Church
street, began the work on Monday.
We understand that Ed. Fisher and
wife 90 to Boston the first OF January to
assist Mr.. Wing, whose wife was recently
buried in this place.
Mrs. Edwin Harrington's Little Work
ers of the Uniyersalist church will hold
their annual fair at the townhall on FRI
day evening ofsthis week.
Fine Eight Day Mantel Clocks at from
1885, up. Sterling and Silver Plated Ware,
Out Glass, everything you may wish for
in the iewelry line.
F. ii. JosLYN, West Randolph.
II Won are thinking OF buying lady's or
gentIeman's Gold Watch for Christmas
gift, will save you money. Ladies' 20
wear filed case watches for from so up.
f. Fl. JosLYN, West Randolph.
The Universalist ladies held a sociable
and fair at Harrington Psrlors on Wednes-
day evening OF last week, which was one
of the pleasantest events of the season IN
every respect and particular. About 80
were taken.
The pastors OF the Universalist and
Cong'l churches are holding series OF
union temperance meetings. On Sunday
evening, the Rev. V. w. BlackmaD deliv-
cred fine lecture upon the subject In the
Universalist church.
Mr.. Miller,of the Springfield Union, with
his wife, recently visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. n. Kendall of this place.
Mr. Miller has come to Vermont for the
purpose OF arranging for the sending OF
the Sunday edition OF the Union into the
state.
Anyone who mas never used Ma xham's
Balm has but little idea of its value as
remedy for, and preventative of, pneumo-
MIA, dinhtheria or Group, There Is moth
ing that equals its certainty and speedi-
ness OF relief in these and many other dis
eases, and those who use II will be the
gamers bv 1t.
Fred Ray, one of our village truck men,
died at his nc me In this village on Friday
OF last week 1t is thought that he was
first taken with the grip which afterwards
developed into a disease closely resem-
bling Asiatic cholera. Although occupy
ing humble position in life, he was
kind, generous hearted friend whom we
shall greatly miss.
The following sentences from Hon.
John +. Russellis letter consenting to lee
ture in Bethel, show an interest in our Ii
brary which is remarkable in a person
from another state, who has no special
reason for doing us a favor; 81 am not
unaccustomed to lecturing, though | new
err do except for charity. Perhaps your Ii
brary may come under the head OF good
works. | have no written lectures, as do
not like to read. / have recently (last
winter lectured on Gravel in Egypt
but would lecture on Experiences in
Congress" and guarantee a success. IL
would only cost you the expenses; could
not take any fee. feel more like going
because | never was treated better than by
the people of Vermont in the campaign OF
i92p The price OF admission has been
fixed at twenty-five cents so that all can
afford to see and hear one OF tue foremost
of New England's political leaders. jan
uary I'd is the date. 1t is worth empha-
sizing that The lecture on Congressional
s4lG her
given, which MIR. Russell is preparing
for his Bethel audience.