Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-29
Bethel Local Intelligence.

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washtubs, 40 and 90 cents each, at
Marston's.
William c. Baker was in town on BUSH
ness the first Of the week.
Fred SAWYER and Mrs. Mary e. Sawyer
OF Sharon were in town last Saturday.
Bishop A. G. A. Hall was the guest OF
Walter II. Creamer during his stay in
town.
Merrill A. Owen and bride OF Lebanon,
N H., were in town last week, the guests
of Albert Bradbury.
VIM. II. Edmunds is erecting new
house on the corner Of his lot south of his
present dwellinghouse.
There are uncalled for letters at the
postoffice addressed to Mrs. Herbert New
ton, Alfred Cove and Harry G. Skinner.
Do not have your photographs printed
on the old. style, glossy paper, but go to
Edson's and get the best-aristo platino.
By order of the committee, the scholars
in the Whitcomb High school were yacci-
mated last week by DR.. Morse of Royalton.
LIP. Thayer of West Randolph was in
town last Friday. Mr.. Thayer has recently
purchased the St. Johnsbury Republican.
The postoffice will be closed on Thanks
giving Day between the hours of II a. m.
and p. IN. and 1880 and p. m.
9. II. UPPER, P. nj.
Have you seen any photographs printed
on aristo PLATING that Edison has Deen
making for the past month? II not, you
should.
Stephen Woodward and son, Irving
Woodward, Of Lyme, n. H., we're the
guests OF Phineas Woodwards several days
last week.
The Harrington creamery is soon to add /
to its equipment power sausage cutter, 1
capable OF cutting four hundred pounds /
Of meat per hour.
Sheathing paper, tarred and plain, &c.
per ID. bushel baskets, l9c.; clothes bas
kets, 33c lanterns, side lifts, 39c. and
lantern globes, 7c.i at Marston's.
William Waldo has been summoned as
juryman at the Decembe term of Wind
sor county court, and Alonzo Emery, as
petit juryman at the U. 5. circuit court at
Montpelier.
Fred n. Chapman has bought a lot in
Gays Addition, the second lot east from
the Blossom lot, and will erect there
house this year, il the weather permits;
and il not, early next year.
There is nothing better to give your
friends for q Christmas present than
nice photograph OF yourself, printed on
aristo platino, the new mat surface paper. |
Call at Edson's and see samples.
Principal G. H. Storrs ofthe Whitcomb
High school, is very seriously i'll with
pleurisy at q. ID. Cushing's. DR.. Sherwin
of Woodstock was called Monday in con-
sultation with DIR. l.. M. Greene.
George Rowe, who works in the tannery,
met with very painful accident last Sat
urday,a knife slipping and making /
long cut in his arm, laying bare the mus
Gle but not cutting ii. IL was a narrow
escape from a serious accident. /
Martin s. Adams OF South Royalton is
erecting a large lumber shed south OF the
premises of A. p. Hunton and between \
The highway and the c. V. X. X. II is '
being put upin good durable manner
md will be capable OF storing over one b
hundred Thousand feet OF lumber. Q
II the cold, clustering winds have
tracked and chapped your bands and I
yiven your wife the chilblains and the S,
aired man the piles and the old horse the n
the very best thing that you can
10 is to send 25 cents to l.. 4. Markham, 1,
Bethel, VT, for box of his famous Car ii
'olized Ointment, which will cure the r,
' hole business more surely and speedily
han anything else upon the earth. ID
There is some talk of the town laying n
'ut highway from some point on the n
present highway leading by the dwelling
Il Mr.. Edmunds, across the branch to o
trike the present highway on the east -
ide of the Branch, either at the end of =,
t. Hyacinth street or on the main high "a
ray south of there. This would open W
many desirable building lots aad bring al
hem within accessible distance of the viii
lge. Probably the best outlook for such be
road would be under the railroad iron III
ridge and thence between the site of the la
Id peg shop and the house Of j. z. Marsh WI