Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-29
Bethel Local Intelligence

DGlfICl LONdl liitClil2CilOC.
Charles H. Kidder and wife visited in
Boston last week.
James G. Graham and wife OF Barre
were the guests of mis- father last week.
Heing's Tomato eatsup, 10 cents per bot
tie at Martins.
The ranks of the Democracy were aug
mented last Monday morning by the ar
rival of a son at the house of Postmaster
q. II. Topper.
Mrs S. p. Brown of Gaysyille was taken
sick last week while visiting at Mr.. Ed
win Sturtevant's.
Flowers were displayed in all the
churches last Sunday, the Congregational
church especially being very prettily or
namented. AT the same church in the
evening, an Easter song service was given.
Just look at those mule skin shoes for
p, for gentlemen, at Martins.
The Bethel Novelty Minstrels played at
Smiths hall, Sharon, last Wednesday
evening. Quite a delegation of Bethel
friends accompanied them, TO add i'm
pressmenI TO the occasion. Frank Heath
was bones, George Blossom, lnterlocutor,
Harry Chadwick, Tumbler, while Dana
Stoddard, the contortionist, brought
down the house in his great feat OF turn
ing his head around ana unbuttoning his
collar button with his teeth.
Dennis Shaw is suffering with painful
swelling of the neck and throat.
l.. A. Wadleigh is closing up his drug
! business preparatory TO going away.
/ MIR. Wadlelgh, during his stay in town of
about year, has won the respect OF all as
/ a square business man, pleasant to meet,
ana It is TO be regretted that the business
prospect was not paying enough to war
rant him in staying
The liduor agency has been moved to
Mrs. q, h. Granam s.
Three cakes Grandpas wonder soap for
% cents at Martins.
! Thus far the sugar season has seemed to
/ be very uneven. Some farmers report
/ very poor runs, while others report fair
runs, but the prospect on the Whoie is for
I a poor season.
For the next four or six weeks, / shall
4 be at Bethel aud viii break colts for $40
Call on or address me at Bethel. Refer
ence5, Riley Blodgett, John Irask, James
StockWell, Mr.. Taggart OF Rochester.
OREN hoLBRooK, Bethel, Vt.
II every mother whose little one is
troubled with the terrible Group or threat
ened with diphtneria, only knew now
quickly MaXham's Balm would relieve IL,
she would never retire az night without a
bottle OF il in the horse; and If mothers
would have ii and use il there would not
be so many empty cradles and cnildless
mothers.
A very sad occurrence was the death Of
Mrs. Bride, who died of pneumonia Tues
day of last week. she was about p years
OF age. she leaves husband and little |
child four years old, who have the sym
pathy OF the community.
The case Of NeWcomb VS.. Brink was /
tried before Justice Adams OF Bethel IN 4
the toWnhall Monday OF last week. Fred I
Arnold appeared for the plaintiff and j. +
Wilson and j. d. Denison for the defend
ant Verdict Tor plaintiff, $50 and costs.
Appealed.
Buy your carpets, window shades, ETC,
at Marsh's.
Ed. Mills OF stockbridge has hired out
to work for A. l. Stearns in his stable
Hardware, tinware, glassware, wooden
ware, erockery, notions etc, at c. W.
new store, nearly opposite the
bank. Do not buy until you look over his
stock and get his prices
q. and t. G. Place q Co. have bought
Of e. 7. Arnold the small piece of land be-
tween the shoe shop and the tannery,
that was formerly used as a garden by the :,
owners Of the Wilson House.
No one need buy new silverwaro if he I
will only use a box OF Fosters Silver Pol
sh bought Of r. S. Adams.
In a game OF billiards between local Z
players last Saturday evening at NJ. l.. "
'urman's Waldo Furman made a run OF a
even hundred and thirty three points in e
me run, O
New styles in oak and ash chamber sets y
It Marshs.
Sherman Chadwick of White River !,
Junction is az his brothers. n
r. A. Chadwick is stopping in town for G
ned fpNl frTutUnnnF / ! i.
New goods and right prices are what q
ell the story Come and see G. W, Mars
on.
A young son Of David Allen recently o.
Ell out OF bed ana broke his collar bone =
A very suitable present for lady friend
would be one of those dainty gold watches
t II. $. Adams r
Moses Clukey Of RoXbury has moved in
o the J. l. CbatHeld house and he is to a
un the engine al the tannery during the
ummer. r
A good oak set only $3.50 at Marsh's.
John Wilson is home from the q. Y. NJ. I,
or the spring vacation.
Ladies shopping bags, % cts; bamboo b
asels, 80 cts. TO SI.75; clothes baskets. IS
IS. to S1.00, at c. w. Marston's. Il
There are unclaimed letters at the Beth
postoftice addressed to Miss Ida l.. al
lint, Miss Eta Smith, Miss Anne Right,
ir Elmer Bride, and Mr.. E. B. Slocum
Headquarters for all style buggies; also
ne secondhand farm wagon. hi
Q. ID. CUSHING. is
John French has sold his farm near
illieyille to Ed Pixley, for $500. b,
Samuel Mcintosh expects to leave dur. re
lg the coming month for Peoria, ILL.,, to X
pend the summer With his son, DR.. Carl
lclntosh. hi
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