Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-11-28
Bethel Local Intelligence

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R. S. Adams Is selling for $4,39,
n Ten good secondhand sleighs for sale.
GEO. H. UPPER u 20.
The largest line Of clocks ever shown in
this town you will find at R. s. Adams.
Highest cash prices paid for raw furs.
GEO. H. UPPER q Co.
We have got some stoves that we arr
GEO. H. UPPER & Co.
A great mark down in ladies' and chill.
dren's underwear to close out and make
room for holiday goods at Marston's.
Get your sausage cut at the Harrington
creamery; cent per pound tor cutting;
IL cent Per pound Tor seas oning. CIV
Several nice patterns in tumblers at 35c
per dozen Just received DIRECT from tne
factory In Pennsylvania. 2. ". MARsToN
For the best qualiey that is manufac.
tured and at the lowest price possible y0u
will 6nd that r. 8. Adams jewelry store
Is the place to buy silverware.
Brooks & Washburn will open early
next week the finest, largest and best as
sorted line Of holiday goods, selected IN
Boston and New York markets, that has
ever been shown in this section. Look
out tor particulars next week.
G. H. Rood sold his household effects at
auction Saturday.
The village school closed last Friday for
a vacation OF one week.
Mr.. Asahel Durkee OF North Randolph
is visiting friends in town.
Rev. v. w. Blackman is slowly recover
fvVcr fpov 4 10 mr.
Mrs. David Dewey OF Chelsea visited her
niece, Mrs. j. D. Gushing, last week.
Geo. H. Kimball made business trip to
Montpelier Wednesday OF last week.
Rev. w. s. Hazen and wife OF Mortified
visited friends in this village Saturday.
The students OF the High school gave an
Orange tea in Cushing ball Friday even
ing.
Miss Belle Wynn returned from visit
in Springfield, Mass, Tuesday Of last
week.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson Of Dartmouth col
lege supplied the desk at the Cong'l church
Sunday.
Mrs. I. Campbell OF Waitsfeld was a
guest at Daniel Stoddard's several days
recently.
The family OF F. P. Dawson are spend
ing week at the home OF Mrs. Dawson
in Barnet.
The Bethel Electric Light company has
begun the work OF wiring the houses in
Bethel village.
DR.. and Mrs. WEIGH OF Sutton, N. H.,
are the guests of Mrs. WEIGHS sister,
Mrs. G. J. Wallace.
Mrs. Ida Ballou Weeks OF st. Johnsbury
was in town the first OF the week, staying
with Mrs. Austin Emery.
g. w. Berry, who has been spending
the summer In town, has returned to his
home at Charlestown, Mass.
John Noonan and F. H. Everett, who
have been teaching in Enfield, N. H.,
closed their schools last Friday.
E. N. White and j. G. Barry OF Boston
were in town Sunday, on their way to
Pittstield to do some surveying.
Mr.. and Mrs: Edmond Kelly Of Lynn,
Mass, and Miss Carrigan OF Randolph
recently visited Mrs. P. O'Connell.
Misses Nellie and Annie Hsrty, teach
ers in the Graded school, are spending
their vacation at their home in Westford.
Wesley r. Stafford and newly married
wife Of Sutton, Pc, have been staying a
few days with his brother, M. G. Stafford.
Eugene Osha has moved into tene-
ment In the old house OF Miss Lucy Paine
and Is working in the barber shop Of GLE,
Clark.
North bound locomotive No. 1888, with
freight train, was delayed several hours
at this station last Tuesday by broken
spring hanger.t
Our village people very much regret to
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noi.n enu VI Main street.
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Mafu;n Horr;nStor whn 10y i hasn n s,a SoI
II J tha ,,ost ,1eoS .nmr na' '0ou 'pcnu'
"s .ne Pas. "eeA ~ .o"n'
John 4. upper OF Rochester has been |
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Ne daath r.ns aoaoy cauScu W
ny ~0a'A =. ~ -
Cnaries Haraden mas been. drawn as
Setit Juror at the coming term Of Windsor
Jounty court, which begins at Woodstock |
ny 81 uay y Deoeiloer neAe'
II 10 expected that the mining works OF
ne vulture mountain Mining company
VII! be moved from Gaysville to Stock
'ridge this season or early next year.
Miss Lena Rice, who went to Athol,
Mass, three months ago to work in shoe
actory, returned nome last week and Is to
occupy ner oid position IN This factory.
K. p. Stockwell held an auction sale in
he Wilson House hall Tuesday az Last
week to close out several lines of goods