Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-19
Bethel Local Intelligence.

The bicycle fever has struck the town
/ like hurricane, with the advent of spring.
1 L. P. Stockwell has sold Colum bia to w T..
G. Shaw and Diamond Lowell to James
Angel of Gaysville; III. +. Adams has
| bought Hartford and George Buchanan,
an Envoy. Many others are eontempla-
ting purchasing machines.
We have a large line of spring tooth
harrows and all agricultural tools. Come
ana see Us before you bug.
OH. UPPER & co.
Adelbert Beckwith was in town last
week from W bite River junction.
Joseph Burrelle died last week of con-
sumption. He was unmarried and lived
with his father, Peter Burrelle, Sr.
Secondhand booted wagon for sale
cheap. G. II. TUPPER & Co.
The fifteen thousand trout fry received
by Fred Arnold last Saturday were quick
~ scattered among many applicants and
most of the larger brooks ia town receive
portion Of them.
Measure your dog ana buy a collar for
him Of g. II. Topper & Co
VIII Tinkham Of Stowe visited friends
in town last week.
Peter PARROT made a short trip to
Plattsburg, n Y, last week.
Mrs. Delmer Beckwith is visiting in
Bellows Falls.
Oil grain gents shoes only SIPS per
pair at Martins.
Peter Barrelie, whose arrest for intoxi. /
cation was noticed last week, disclosed l
that his hilarity was produced by bot /
tie OF Jamaica ginger purchased at his re- /
quest 10y Fred Whitney. Whitney was |
arrested but denied the whole matter and 1
said that if Burrel.e had any Jamaica GIN
ger OF MIN, he stole it from a cupboard
IN the Wilson House barn stable. Whit
ney called for jury OF six good men TO
decide which told the truth, and the trial
was held before Justice William R.Adams,
Friday afternoon and evening. The jury
we're unable to agree standing three to
ihiee, and were discharged and the case
continued two weeks. Hon. n. L. Boy
len Of Randolph appeared for Whitney
md j. j. Wilson, for the state.
Cucumber pickles 10 cents per dozen at
Martins.
Right Rev. A. c. A. Hall, the new Epis-
opal bishop of Vermont, will hold ser.
rices at Christ church Wednesday even
ng of this week at half past seven and
thursday morning at seven O'Clock.
Garden seeds at Martins.
Luke Wallace of Simcoe, Canada, has
een visiting relatives in town. {
Monday OF this week, by order OF the
own authorities, the large pines in the =
own cemetery, near Dennis ShaW's, came
own. 1t IS thought that the appearance +.
I the cemetery is much improved there
y.
Assorted pie preparation, 10 cents at
lartin's.
The Hidden Hand, presented by Com ,
any F, V. n. q. of Mort hfield, at the
)wnhall last Saturday evening, was o
aa nv 1
fence who voted that this we'll known b
lay was played in the very best posi-
lie way. Mr.. Gokey's songs were well re- {,
sived ana he was frequently encored, /,
lille Miss Whitmsrsh and Mr.. Kittredge
the piano showed that they were COM !,
ete masters of that instrument.
Mrs. A. l.. Stearns and Roy Stearns are
sitting friends in Boston.
G. W. Read had severe shake and ty
nash-up on bicycle last Sunday. eI
Albert Morse has gone to West Lebanon, a
H., to work for Edison & Chadwick in d
eir meat market.
F. c. Bundy and wife have been visit te
g Mrs. Bunuy's mother, Mrs. Orlando
atom, in Rochester. JC
The town district schools are to COM A
ence Monday, April 23rd. The follow
G teachers have been secured District
0. l, East BetheD, Mrs. Lucinda Spoon
f; No. Locust Creek, Florence Soper;
0 (0ld Church), Bertha Nancy; No NJ,
.Gilead), Gertrude Williams; No. ~
amp Brook Harriet Lewis; NOS South -
lmpusl, Jessie Bullard; No. II (Lillies
lle), bertha bearing, No. y tFlynn), la
ay Savage; No. 10 (Pember), Lena
Oung.
See Mrs. f. s. Rood's announcement of w
r millinery opening in another column.
F., v. n. G., OF Mortified de- u'
res to express its hearty thanks to the
ople of Bethe, and vicinity for their III
,eral patronage of the "Hidcen Hand.n
d their hospitality to the members Of Sa
e CLUB, and to all who so generously
sisted in the presentation of the drama, vi
See the pattern dresses for $3.50 at +. A. we
tomas.
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