Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-02
Bethel Local Intelligence.
Good Jersey axes, 5Oc. I'D Marston's

Sleds, skates, gloves, mittens and horse
blankeisl full line, all at Marston's.
Ladies' and gents wool hose, IL lie;
good broom, l5c., and mop STICK LOT
Toe. at marston's.
have tenement to rent in my house,
price IS per month. Ii you want u come
quick. GARDNER WHEELER.
A REFER coat is just the thing for a
school boy. g 80 to 50 buys good ones at
Brooks d Washburn's.
Mems fur coats are going fast st Brooks
q WasbbuTn's. They still have great
assortment at from 80 to $50.
For sALF:-Ten tons OF hay, two
| grades; seven pigs, 10 weeks old; one hog
Mrs f. C. QUIMBY.
Luxury -four leads all other brands Tor
general use Brooks q Wasnburn charge
/ no more for it than others ask for poorer
/ flour.
Skates! large stock and all prices.
Banner oil Heaters, a; Tomato Can
stoves, IS, ana axe helves for 25c. at
T0pper's.
Get your sausage cut at the Harring-
ton creamery. One cent per pound Tor
cutting aud one MALT cent per poInd Tor
! seasoning ~
Now is the accepted time to send 25c. to
E. 4. Markham for bottle OF his earbol-
| ized ointment, which VIII surely cure
your chspped hands, etc.
II you baVuit a Round Oak stove you
ought TO have one, Asa your town clerk,
neighbur or any one that IS posted ana
then come aud see the stoves at Iupper's.
After all other garments are aided to a
lady Is wardrobe, she still needs a shawl.
A nice assortment Of beaver, velvet and
all-Wool shaWIs can be had at Brooks *
W8shburn's.
The same old boss is in r. $. Adams
little repairing factory that las been here
for he last eleven years You are always
dead sure OF a good job II you leave your
watch, clock or iewelry there.
/ have on hand the Mansfield stove
CRATES and q few other kinds and can fur.
nish any rom list Of 500 patterns. l am
getting up big orders 10 send of. Gail on
or address
NJ. II. CHAMBERLIN, Barnard, VT.
man owning a nearly new house in
Maiden, Mass, and also tine carpenter
ing business, with stock, tools and ma
chinery, would like to exchange one or
both for a small farm. For particulars
inquire of Arnold a Wilson. 2w
Here's the place to get holiday goods
The best line of jeWelry and silvcrNare in
town. better still for prices are way be.
low the lowest. That is how draw trade, /
by selling good goods for little money.
Cash docs IT at Chase's jeweiry store, Bias /
com House block, Bethel, Vt. 2E
Ii you Intend to make a present Of a
nice dress to your wife or daughter, You t
viii find a very nice stock OF stylish I
goods, many patterns of which have no
dupl,c ate, from hi,h to make your Sc
lection at Brooks 4 Hashburn's. Their +
prices are as low as the lowest for the +
same quality OF goods.
NJ. @. Stafford went to Boston Tuesday.
& &. Rogers was in Brandon over
Sunday.
q. II. Kimbnl was in Burlington
Sunday.
Il. E. Wallace has just completed fine
new sugar house.
Miss Addie Bradbury is clerking for
Brooks & Washburn.
Mrs. o'Neil OF Woodstock is working
at the Wilson House.
n. L. Sheldon OF Boston was in town
Friday ana Saturday.
Walter Goss of Chelsea spent Sunday
with kolla Reynolds.
seven candidates took the teachers ex
animation last week.
Eugene Chamberlin is at home with his
father, James Chamberlain.
c. Z. Noble went to New York Tuesday
to oe absent several weeks.
George wilkins Of Hartford, Conn,
was in town Thanksgiving.
There is unclaimed mail matter at this
office for IA ISIS Bertha Bukee.
X. p. Stockwell went to Rochester last
Saturday u spend a few days.
The guild OF the Episcopal church meets
with Mrs. G. e. Stearns today.
j. r. Rogers was in Middebury last
week with his brother. Isaac Rogers.
Mrs John Rourke OF Somerville, Mass,
is visiting her father, Peter O'Connell.
Mrs. A A. Armstrong OF Randolph
called on ner sister, Mrs. nenry Rice, last
week.
The Methodist Sunday school observed
Thanksgiving sunday with pleasant exer-
cises.
William sylvester OF Glens Falls, n. i
Y, is AT his glandfather's, Merrick Sy
George Mudgett of Sharon hiss been
visiting h. sister, Mrs. ". Allen
Durham.
Gardner Emery has moved to stock
bridge, where he will live in the house Of
K w. Rood.
5. c. Cady and family went to Barnard
day and j. p. Marsh ana
family To Barre.
The ladies cleared s2O.90 for the Public
library at their sGpPer Wednesday eSen
ing OF last week.
Misses Lamb and Shepard OF south
Royaiton were at X. =. Stockwells Fri
lay OF last week.
The ladies OF the Universalist society I,
will hold their, annual fair Wednesday
evening, Dec. 10TH.
{. x. Noble Is earring large quantities Of
spruce boughs and Christmas greens for
ne New York market.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Hamilton OF sutton, p. O..
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs. Myron &. {
Saford, on River street.
Chss. Golfer has recovered sufficiently
from his recent attack Of typhoid fever
o be on the street again.
Rev. MF. BOivin. a student at Tufts
,ouegC, supplied the pulpit at the Univer- q
ialist church last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Damien of Bellows G
Fails spent SGnday with Mrs. Damien's
mother, Mrs. l.. "A. Edison l.