Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-02-07
Bethel Local Intelligence.

| Does the town OF Bethel own hearse.
M. G. Stafford was absent the past week
in Ottawa.
Go to e. E. Evans, West Randolph, To-
Drugs and Medicines.
Mrs Alvin Hatch gave a whist part.
Wednesday eve OF last week.
Miss Stella Clark has been dangerousl.
| i'll the past week with pneumonia.
Scion Newton is around on crutches
having sprained his ankle last week.
c. L. Cady will occupy the northern
tenement in the house OF A. J. Davis.
| Alfred E. Watson and G. B. Stone o
Hartford were in town last Thursday.
| Alton Messer OF Lincoln was the CUES
last week OF his sister, Mrs. j. @. Sargent
Augustus N. W. Smith has closed hi
connection as clerk at the Wilson House
HE. Farr OF Granville spent Monday
and Tuesday with his sister, Mrs. Henry
Rice.
Charles Larrabee, for long time an EN-
ploye in the shoe shop, has gone to New
port, N. a.
Mrs. G. G. Buchanan has been quite Sc.
riously ill and is confined to the bed with
heart trouble.
The subject of Rev. ]. v. Trevett al
Christ church next Sunday will be "Tht
Christian Race"
John Keleher has bought the grocery
shop and billiard rooms OF the estate OF
the late M. L. Furman.
Willis Paige has been appoint ted admin
istrator OF the estate OF the late Charles
Gibbs, formerly OF Barnard.
The auditors of the town OF Bethel will
meet at the store of Brook q Washburn,
Wednesday, Feb. goth next.
The young people Of the Episcopal
church met with Miss Annie Hamilton
last Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Miss Gertie Camp. who has been teach :
ing on Christian Hill, goes to the RAN
dolph State Normal school this week.
Ned Wheeler gave very pleasant party
last Friday to about twenty OF his young
friends, it being bis seventeenth birthday.
New goods every day at Marston's. The
last is tinware. To give best goods at
lowest prices is our aim. G. w. MARsToN
c. r. Noble Of New York is spending a
few days in town. Mrs. Noble will ac-
company him on his return to New York
next week.
Letters for the following persons remain
unclaimed in this postoffice: Mrs. Betsey
Martin, Mr.. Joseph Lamerville, Patrick
Murphy and Hobart Clark.
Olympus people are talking OF starting
cream separator in their vicinity and
held rousing meeting on the subject on
last Saturday evening. Two hundred and
fifty cows have been promised.
Peter Burrelle's barber shop was the
scene last Saturday of wrestling match
between John Lavelle and Peter Burrelle.
Burrelle forced Lavelle througha window,
the glass and making an ugly
wound on his face.
The annual masquerade ball OF the Y.
P. s. A. OF the Universalist church will be
given in the town hall the evening of Feb.
18th. The usual good time is expected as
no pains have been spared by the commit
tee to reach that end.
Services in the Universalist church will
be held next Sunday at the usual hour.
There will be preaching by Rev. ]. o.
Bennett OF Canton, N. Y. The theme for
The morning sermon will be "The Egotism
II Jesus" and for the evening sermon,
Humility"
Pupils who have studied the higher
English branches in the Bethel Graded |
school the past year who live in the Beth |
Il town district and those attending the |
public schools OF an adjoining town, who
wish their buttons paid as the Laws OF
1892 provide, will present their bills or re-
Jeipts for the same to the school directors
The bills must not include any tuition
alter than Feb. l, 1895.
A census has recently been taken OF the
ypewriters in use by the government at
" Washington on Jan. /, 1895. The follow
ng are the figures: Remingtons, 1920;
Jaligraphs, 1870; Smith Premiers, 1876;
As; Yosts, 8; Hammonds, SO;
,ther makes, 4. What more eloquent en-
lorsement could the Remington have
Arnold & Wilson, agents, Bethel, VT,
will promptly answer all correspondence.
W. L. Fish, proprietor OF the Harring-
on creamery, has recently received very
letter from j. H. Preston Il Co.
i Providence, R. l., who buys the entire
'utput OF the creamery outside of what is
old in local markets. Messrs. Preston &
70. say that the butter is giving excellent
abstraction and that the last two ship.
nents commanded one cent per pound
more in the market than nearly all other
ancy buffers. The letter closes with the
"We wish you were in shape
0 give us more OF your butter as we have
[uite demand for your mark Of goods"
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