Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-01
Delnef Local intelligence.

Ned IeWksbury OF West Randolph wa
in town last Saturday.
George Ballou OF Elmira, N. Y. visited
his father last week. George is an ole
Bethel boy and is now in the employ o
the Elmira Bridge company.
c. w. Marston OF Littleton, n. H., wa:
n.town last week. He was formerly II
business here al the stand now occupied
by +. l.. Martin, but went to Littleton
He has now closed out his business there
Pipes at Martins.
c. E. Pope OF Lincoln was in town last
week, called here by the reports of the SUI
perior farming lands in this vicinity. He
desires to buy farm here.
For SALE cHEAP.-Three tons swale and
meadow hay, cut early and put in the
barn in good condition.
G.H.HAMMoND. Barnard.
| About a year ago Fred Bates sold dog
skin coat to Charles Luce with the agree
ment that he was to have it back in June
II not paid for before then. Luce did not
pay for the coat aid last week Bates met
him on the road and took Luce out of the
sleigh and stripped him of the coat. The
stories Of the two parties do not Exactly
tally as to how this was done. Luce has
sued Bates for SO roughly depriving him
OF his vesture.
Alder Speares Sons OF Boston have re-
Gently sent tank car containing one hun
dred and forty barrels of kerosene to this
station. This is the first one ever seen in
this vicinity.
Several new things have come 10 light
in regard 10 the doings of Herbert Cud- |
lieu and Jerry Baker. whose sudden disap-
pearance was noted last week, leaving /
large unpaid board bills. The day before 1
they left both went into NJ. A. Moody's 1
store and ran up bills to considerable |
amounts for goods which, they said, they
would pay for the next day when they
were paid off. About the same time Ba-
ker went TO Aaron Bowen, who wassowing
his father for hay sold, and collected
about 80, saying his father authorized
him TO collect the money. Cudiieu was
arrested in St. Adams by Sheriff Kelley
but Baker eluded the officers. II seems
that both young men have quite a history
Cudiieu's home was in Colfax, Cal. bat
he had run away from home and lad been
10 sea and was popularity known among
he Bethel boys as the ''Sailorn on ac. {
'ount Of the windy yarns he told. Ba- q
Ser's home was at Lebanon, n. II. and he, {
90, had run away and had recently re-
urned from a two years trip through :
Texas and the Southern States.
Turkey wings, five cents per pair. =
G. II. UPPER & Co.
III iNtSltIs OF King 8 / D
'ounty NY insane Asylum, was in town +
asst week, called here by the serious ILL
ess of his father, NJ. Sylvester.
fra Ellis, a former Bethel boy and grad il
ate of the Whitcomb High school, has V
cen student since last September at the "
hicago Law school. b
Miss S. b. Simmons was suddenly called \
} Lawrence, Mass, by the death OF her :,
ster, Mrs. w. II. Pedrick. Miss Simmons =
as the sympathy OF many Bethel friends :,
no have become acquainted with Mrs =,
edrick during her annual visits to this tn
ace. "
w. ii. Creamer has sold his building lot w
] River street to G. II. Topper.
Buy Bradleys Phosphate and you are er
re OF good crop. We have a car for ha
ose who would like TO have it now. in
G. IL. UPPER a. Co. Wi
Conductor Frank Flint was in town last w
thursday. ha
Mrs. L. NJ. Greene gave a pleasant ga
mist party to her friends last Wednesday Pc
ening.
Order your sap buckets now OF G. H. ri
PIPER X Co. srh
!. B. Day has been suffering with the frc
lp but is now able to be on the street. gr,
As Adams Maynard was passing up the
! that leads to his house last Thursday, res
fell, striking on his head knocking da,
n senseless for some time. He was not the
lie to resume work the next day. mo
Ten couples from this village attended AM
Firemen's annual ball at West Ran OF
lph last Friday night. ear
Ne are disposing OF line of small ne
ups at less than cost g. II. upper Il Co. son
I p. Whittier of Barre was the guest of ste,
brother-in-law j. p. Marsh last week. anc
drs Caroline Goodyear died last Friday, jori
bright's disease, at the house OF Albert re
wen IN Gllead She was 81 years old LAP
had been great sufferer. bou
erome Morgan of Barnard had run 20
ay last week on River street The ami %
got away from him but he chartered s soi.
'ther beast and caught his horse near sspa
;ust Creek Hotel ahe
rints, one to ten yards, five cents per thel
d at Martins. Of h
ev. MIR. Goddard of South Royalton two
ached at the Cong'l church last sun to n
in exchange with Rev. Virgil William tenC
ckman. sey
:. II. Kendall of Lunenburgh was in Fl
n the first of the week looking after sucC
farms. farm
or {
low proud the Democratic party f far1