Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-17
Bethel Local Intelligence.
Nice maple wood for sale.

step INTO y. w. mdTeboH'H new STORE
and see the great variety of goods.
There are letters remaining at Bethel
postoffice addressed to Mr.. George Hart,
Mr.. W. Sanally and A. l.. Bean.
Those nice brooms at G. W. Marston's
for 10 cents are going fast. Only one
week more.
Mrs Robert West fell last week and
broke both bones of one leg, producing
very painful fracture.
The eastern flank of Coxey's tramp
army struck town last week, eight strong.
Gen. Stafford Immediately placed himself
at their head and now has them at work
in the tannery. They are living in the
/ house lately vacated by Peter PARROT, and
one of their number acts as cook for The
party.
Mrs. Bridgman is to close her connec-
ton with the shoe shop, and Miss
Richardson is to return and take her
place as forewoman in the stitching room
We have wonderfully attractive BUSH
ness for ladies wishing sure, permanent
incomes. No book canvassing. No risk.
G, S. q w. A. KELLER, Perfumers,
Jamestown, n. Y.
Door and window screens at Marsh's.
Miss Kate West, assistant postmaster at
Barre, has been visiting Miss Fan NJ.
Fisher.
When in Bethel village, leave with r. s..
Adams any watch or repairing work you
may have. Prompt attention and moder-
ate prices are his notices. If.
Cash paid for live poultry every Mon
day and Tuesday. 4w o. z. SHAW.
NJ. G. Stafford has bought Of Dan G.
Stoughton a building lot on the Hartwell
meadow.
The Baldwin refrigerator is the best and
cheapest, at Marsh's.
Mrs Hannah Wilson viii attend the
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary at
Bellows Falls next week, as a delegate
from the Bethel branch.
Orders have been received at the shoe
shop which assure plenty OF work into
the fall. Manager Dreamer advertised in
a Boston daily for help recently, ana six.
ty-three answers were received in two
days.
Window shades and lace curtains and
portieres at Marsh's.
The town Of Norway, Me- was totally
destroyed by fire last week, Suffering a
loss of about 100000, with very made
quate insurance. The greater portion, If
not all, of this loss might have been avert
ed with an expenditure of a few thousand
dollars to provide proper water supply
and fire department. Does Bethel viii
lage feel well protected?
The best bargains in oak and ash cham
Der sets in the State at Marsh's.
d. Carl Rogers has moved into the Rood
tenement, recently vacated by Fred Ray.
Get your stone jars at c, w. Marston's.
Robert Ainsworth, who hes been spend
ing few weeks in town with his mother
and sisters, was called to Boston by busi-
ness last Saturday.
Sherman w. Chadwick died last Friday
morning at the house OF Charles Spear in
the north part of the town. Mr.. Chad
wick has always been well known in
Bethel, although of late years he has been
in business at White River Junction and
West Lebanon. He never recovered from
the grip, with which he was sick last
year. He had come to Bethel for meui-
cal treatment, hoping that the change
would do him good but quick consump-
ton, which no power on earth was able 10
conquer, set in.
"Uncle" Elan Abbott, formerly of
Stockbridge and now living with his son,
Sabine Abbott on WILDLY Island, Wash,
is well and hearty. He was 50 years old
last February.
Mrs. Julia Ellis Of springfield, Mass,
has erected handsome double tablet of
marble at the graves of her father and
mother, Daniel and Mary Waller.
About twenty five White River June
ton friends were in town Monday to at
tend the funeral of the late 5. W. Chad
wick.
Rev. S. A. Parker attended a family re-
union at his parents old home in Unity,
n. e., last week
Leonard Moore Of Burlington has
moved into a tenement in Miss Lucy
Paiue's house.
Edwin Sturtevant sold the late John
az ION.
on Monday afternoon.
NJ Sylvester is improving his block
with a new coat of paint.
Mrs. Sanspree is very low with con-
sumption.
About these days there are a very few
trout and great many fishermen.
More Of Maxham's Famous Trout Sc
cret is being sold this year than ever be-
fore since it was made One OF the best
features of it is that those who have
bought it before buy il agsin. The first
man who ever used it has continued its
use every year since, and Saturday
last he came and bought his supply for
this year. If you want to try II, send %
cents to Z. A. Markham, Bethel, Vt.
The town OF Bethel is the owner of
new road machine.
The Guild of the Episcopal church met
noon OF last week.
Rev. G. A. Wilkins, formerly rector Of
Christ church, but lately temporarily To-
Gated at Decatur, ILL.,, has concluded to re-
main in the diocese Of Illinois and will re-
move his family there as soon as Mrs.
Wilkins RECEIVERS from the results Of her
recent fall.
Mrs. Lowell Rowe died last Thursday
from the effects of a shock that she had
experienced a short time ago. Mrs.
Rowe was born February 2 1884.
Miss Mary Brooks has been confined to
the bed with illness resulting, it is sup
posed, from poisoning caused by eating
canned sardines.
Don't you believe it when they tell you
they have cut the prices in two, until you
get our prices. GRO. II. TUPPER y Co.
Call and see tine Quick Meal gasoline
stove, which is a perfect success, econom-
ical, safe and cheap in price.
GEO. II. TUPPER & Co.
Come and see us for any thing in our
line. We have got the stock and can