Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-01-03

Bethel Local Intelligence
Kerosene at Marston's.
Fruit Puddines atlMartin's.
Gloves and mittens at Martins.
Mems sweaters cheap at Martins.
Full line OF canned goods at Martins.
Preparatory lecture will be held Frida,
at2p. M; also the annual meeting.
Il. u. Harrington and wife OF Philadel
phia are at Mrs. M. =. Harrington's.
The subject Of Rev. j. B. Trevett mex
Sunday morning will be "Epiphemy."
Another chest OF that 25- cent tea at Mar
tins.
Underwear for ladies and gents at Mar
tins.
E.. H. Kittredge was in Burlington las
week.
Bargains in oyershoes and leggings a
Martins.
A nice Numbered shirt for 25c. at F. L
Martins.
Fine assortment OF bound books, 1Sc
each, at F. l.. Martins.
Roy Stearns has COW that he harnesses
and drives in his sleigh.
will G. Rogers went to Middlebury last
Saturday to spend few days.
Mr., and Mrs. w. e. Lattimer are with
his parents in Rochester this week.
Fine bargains in ladies' and misses
mittens for $780, pair at Marston's.
Diaries for 1895 and boys sleds at great
iy reduced prices. Y. w. MARSToN'
Mrs. c. w. Gage of Wells River was the
guest of her brother, w. Q. Lattimer, last
week.
Mrs. K. p. Stockwell of Waitsfield and
Mrs. Ruth Dickey are guests OF y. r.
Fisher
Mrs. H. Alvin Hatch went to Holyoke,
Mass, last Saturday to visit relatives ana
friends.
For sale to close an estate: Three buff
falo robes and one buffalo overcoat.
d. l.. CHILD, Exr.
d. w. Bliss and wife were the guests OF
his brother, w. H. Bliss, at Burlington
last week.
Joseph Dean is at home from Chelsea on
account OF i'll health Mrs. Dean is slow
ly improving.
Oh. Bowen has sold the Julius Dyke
farm in Bethel Gilead to j. B. Washburn
OF Randolph, for 5000.
John Noonan went to Enfield last Sat-
urday, where he is engaged to teach the
winter term OF school.
Austin F. Gillette and Mrs. Gillette went
to West Lebanon last week for short
stay with relatives in that vicinity.
Prof. w. r. Shipman of Tufts college
called on friends in town last Friday, on
L. 70
David Owen has sold strip Of wood
land from his home place, containing
about 10 acres, to Bentley Fisher, for S2O0.
Miss Nellie Rogers, teacher in Dist. No.
i, received silver fruit basket from her
scholars Christmas, as token OF their es-
TEEN.
Mrs. Lewis Rogers and daughter OF the
Point Breeze House at Carleton, N. ",
have been visiting her sister, Mrs. Austin
Gillette Mr.. Rogers formerly lived in
Bethel.
Rev. V. W. Blackman will speak next
Sunday morning on "Affectionate Chris
tianity," previous to the communion SER
vice. In the evening he will speak on "'94
and Its Successor"
The school in Dist. No. s closed Friday, |
Dec. g. Those having no marks during |
the term OF 16 weeks were Kate Dart, Scott |
Lewis and Walter Preston. There was not |
tardy mark during the term.
NELLIE M. GILLETTE, Teacher.
e, T. Arnold has bought the James P.
Martin place of VIM. H. Kendall, for g. |
100. This farm comprises about 65 acres |
OF land about one mile south Of Bethel
village and was formerly known as the
Capt. Joel Day place.
NGro M,,J~o mill call ,xox, he loJ;,c
who do not find it convenient to come to |
her, will take orders and will return your
dress finished in the best possible man
ner. She will furnish Innings and trim |
mings, also materials, to those who desire. |
Address Lock Box No. 81. Pm
Those pupils in Dist. No. IL who have
attended school regularly and who have
done meritorious work during the last |
half OF the term, closing Dec. 49, are Roy |
Savage, Henry and Sammie Wright Rosie |
Browne and William Ellis. Roy Savage |
has attended school for year with only |
one days absence on account OF sickness
Chas. Allen was showing on the street
last Saturday. lynx killed by Daniel Ed |
son OF Barnard, former resident of Beth
ell. The animal measured twenty inches
long by fourteen high and was evidently a |
young one, as it weighed about twelve
POUNDS. Inc slayer thereof received q |
bounty of $40 from the state. About the
only difference noticeable from this ami.
NAL and an ordinary, overgrown domestic
cat was that its jaw was squarer set and
the tail was about four inches long.
Mr.. Edward Warren, the eminent ro-
matte actor, who, supported by the Amer
lean Theatre company appears at the
townhall, Jan. 3, and 5, was three sea-
sons with Fanny Davenport, one season
with Mile. Rhea and has been connected
with other stars OF equal reputation. The
is composed Of ladies and
gentlemen who are well known in the
cities. 1t is treat Of which Bethel peo-
pie should take advantage. The company
lost date in Burlington and are obliged
to fill in their time here. L. p Thayer,
editor Of the st. Johnsbury Republican,
says it is the finest show ever in the Howe
Opera House. The Laconia News and
Critic expresses the same opinion as to
their appearance at Laconia. The COM
pany begins with'the melodrama, "The
Pioneers Of ~" During the action Of the
play, singing, dancing, etc, are introduced.
The prices have been reduced to 10, 20 ana
30 cents, so that everyone will have
chance to enjoy themselves.
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Afflicted with Rheumatism.
Mr.. Geo, A. Mills Of Lebanon. Conn