Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-15
Bethel Local Intelligence

You can strike 1t right on chain OF any
kind, lady's.or gents, at K. ;. Adams.
f. 1. Parsons has sold to Ira Quimby the
so-caiIed Owen lot in Bethel Gilead, for
900.
Miss Jennie Rogers has completed sue
cessful Term of school in Sharon and is at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Auguste Ludowici of New
York we're the guests last week OF q. nj.
Miller.
Prof. Edwin b. Frost OF Dartmouth col
lege was in town last Thursday, returning
home on horseback.
Mrs. Scion d. Putnam died early Mon
day morning. Mrs. Putnam bad been III
poor health for some lime.
Brooks d Washburn sell mems articles
at 81, 81 % to Sl.50 per pair. They keep
the Gold SEAL the best made.
Alton Ingalls, has gone to Exeter, N. H.,
/ to Mork IN a shoe snop and intends ulti-
malely to move his family there.
We won't knowingly be undersoid on
stoves ana we have large line OF the best
make. GEO. Ii. UPPER q 20.
Miss Annie Miller and J. Wesley Miller
visited friends last week, the former at
Houses Point and the latter at Montreal.
Next Sunday morning the subject at the
Congl church Will be Path Slmpiihed;"
ments."
Bishop A. c. A. Hail will preach at The
Episcopal church Thursday evening, Nov.
~ ana viii hold communion services FRI {
uay morning.
Mrs. Willard J. Brooks was called to (
Rochester, Monday, by the announcement I
OF the sudden death OF her mother, who (
lived al Rochester Lower Mills.
In the legislature last week, the bin was (
killed TO pay CIV. Angel the sum named,
ueing Tor expenses Incurred in following
Henry bunny into the state OF New Yors.
There are uncalled- for letters at the
Bethel p, sloihee addressed to Mrs. VERNE
Curtis, miss bessie Boyaen, Miss Alma q.
keDeay, N alter A. 5. Fletcher ana Chas.
y. MarGn.
w. A. Nudge has recently erected upon
his farm, neal the Locust Creek House, a
large and we'll constructed hennery and
viii engage in the poultry business on
large sca.e.
Found on the bridge over Locust Creek
near Sopsr shop last saturday evening,
purse which tue owner can have by call
ing on lsasc Emery, proving property and
pay ing Tor this notice.
The fall term OF the Whitcomb High
school closes Nov. 23d ana the winter term
viii begin the following Monday Nov.26,
ana continue for three weeks, when there
viii be a holiday vacation.
Brooks q Washburn offer 500 lbs. OF raj !
sins as follows:
Lot l, 5 cts. Id; 6 lbs. for 25 cts.
Lot ?, 8 cts. ID; lbs. for rs cts.
Lot 3, 10 cts. lb.; 3 lbs. for 25 cts.
Table cluster raisins, Is cts.
Sherman Beckwith, who works on the
mailing machine in the shoe shop, had the 4
misfortune last Monday afternoon to
place his hand between the Jaws of the i
machine, thereby having one finger cut :
off
Those pupils in Dist. No. II who have =
been regular in attendance and have done
extra good work in their lessons and de- Il
pertinent during the term closing Nov. I'd
are Eunice and Alma Edison, Luna and Al.
ice Davis and Roy Savage.
MAY j. SAVAGE, Teacher y
At the UDiversalist church next Sunday
evening there will be the first of a series /
Of talks of Chow Poor BOYS Have Made
Themselves Business Mem" AS Nov. 18th
Is the birthday of James A. Garfield, the IL
subject next Sunday will be 'tThe Star
That Guided Poor Boy to the White Il
House,
DREssMAKINe. Mrs. W. A. Nudge de- W
'ires to inform the ladies of Bethel and
vicinity that she is prepared TO do dress m
making in all Its branches Having had
many years experience in the business \,
N Boston, she can guarantee satisfaction y
o the most fastidious. Residence near
Jreek House. h
Clark S Davis has taken the Job OF cut
ing off the timber on the steep bank on .
he west bank OF the Branch and south OF te
'hurch street. The large wooded tract
las been practically untouched for the pr
last forty years, although nearly in the 10
leart OF Bethel village and lying in such a
prominent position that it gives the inn In
PRESTON that Bethel village exists in a s.
crest.
A water tower and tank is being built at 1,
he shoe shop and automatic sprinklers 10
placed in the shop. The OUTLAY this fail -
or better fire protection by the shoe COM
amy alone is about q 500. but il is esti- ~
mated that the cost will be saved in about p'
hree years as it will reduce the insurance
ates from S2,the present rate to at least so te
ents and the company carry now $4,000 tr
insurance and will in the future probably
AIRY $4,000. 50
The Alhambra Theatre company was f. til
ianeially stranded in this place last week
nd disbanded. 1t had played for a few at
lights in the townhall, but owing to a ss
eglect TO advertise in the local paper the
which might have been
Forthy enough, lacked the popular pat
onage that is so necessary to successful
heatre company. This is the third fail
re in less than year at Bethel that can tr
e directly traced to a lack of the necessi-
Y OF advertising.