Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-28
Bethel Local Intelligence.

A good line OF axes and prices are RICH
at Marston's.
Look at the single barrel shot guns a
Tupper's, for $3.50.
For an all round -four Luxury leads al
others Brooks & nashburn keep 1t.
am closing out at very low prices
some wood heating stoves. Come ana se'
UPPER.
On Saturday OF this week / viii sci
granuiated sugar Is lbs. Tor II. One uay
only. Z. W. MAksIoN'
For first class hair cut and wedding
shave 90 to Osha's hair dressing parlor
opposite the passenger station.
Those who are particular about the
quality OF their coffee would do well "a
I try that sold 10y Brooks q Washbura.
We will pay 4c, for best quality Christ
mas greens from Nov. tst to Nov 20th.
81 c r. NOBLE, Echo Farm, Bethel, Vt.
| will close out the remainder Of my
stoves at less than cost. The room is
" c. w. MARsr0N.
When you buy Round Oak stove you
/ get good one. 1t IS good looker-lt
| Keeps you warm and saves fuel.
IGEo. II. UPPER.
Brooks & Washburn call special atten-
tion to their big line Of mems dog, coon
and Russian buffalo coats. Prices, $40 TO
$50.
| More new millinery just opened at Mrs.
! L. L. Wilson's. You will not have to wait
for your hats this season as she has first
class trimmer from New York city 10
help her out.
AMATEUR PHoToGRAPHERs:- wish to
call your attention To new printing pa
per which have TO sell. Satisfactory re-
suits with the least labor II any paper on
the market. Call and see sample print.
j. II. EDISON, Photographer,
Dealer in Amateur Supplies.
l. M. Eros spent Sun Jay at Penacook
NH.
Miss Anna Upper is visiting friends in
town.
A Lee Cady was in Boston last week,
buying goods.
MIR. and Mrs. j. p. Marsh are spending
this week in Boston.
Mrs. Kate Soper OF Randolph called on
friends in town Monday.
Palm Pady of this place is visiting
friends in Sherbrooke, Pc.
Mrs. Angie Houghton Of Mort hfield was
at Mrs. ID. T. Dykes last week.
Mrs. II. NJ. Chase has been confined to
the house for some time by Illness.
G. w. Spaulding had brother from
Irving, Mass, visiting him last week.
Frank Kendall is visiting his sister,
Mrs. John Miller, at Springfield, Mass.
Wynn Savage and Il w. Cook went to
Boston on the excursion Tuesday night.
Mrs Il. p. Dawson has been spending
several days with friends in Concord, n II.
Mrs. Lucinda Bingham OF Keene, n. H.,
is the guest Of her brother, M. A. Moody.
Maxham and wood painters are putting
finishing touches on NJ. NJ. Wnipple's
house.
There is unclaimed mail matter at this
office addressed to Lieut. W, McCarty
Little.
Augustus Chamberlain OF stockbridge
spent sunday night with Melvin Cham
Derlaiu.
Lawyer W. II. Bliss OF MiddIebury was
the guest Of his brother, ID. w. Bliss, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Durham Holmes OF Wal
pole, n. b. is with her father, Dea. 5 &.
Durham.
Miss Alice Williams OF Boston is stop.
ping with her grandfather, John
Williams,
The patrons of the Harrington creamery
received zoe. per pound Tor September
butter fat.
Rev. Wallace Cate, late missionary to
Japan, preached at the Unigersalist church
last Sunday
Vile visited friends in town Wednesday
OF last week
Miss Bertha George OF Royalton is
spending the week with her sister, Mrs
Wynn Savage.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Damon of RAN
dolph we're guests of A.A.Brooks Mednes.
day Of last week.
Mrs. Mary Hussey OF Rutland is visiting
the families Of B. e. Rogers and j. G. Bur-
nett, her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Palmer of Addison
have been visiting relatives in this vicin-
ity the past week.
Miss Mabel Dyke, who is teaching in
Rochester, spent saturday and Sunday in
town with her parents.
Robert Louis Sfevenson's famous story.
"Treasure Island" begins this week. BE
sure 10 read it. It's great.
Merrck Sylvester had the misfortune
to slip while on a ladder last Saturday.
resulting in spraining his ankle.
Mr.. Alden Ingalls,, who has been a great
sufferer from rheumatism, is better and
seems to be in fair way to recovery.
MISS Ann sargent has moved out of the
tenement in the house OF A. L. Stearns
and expects to go to Boston this week.
Miss Braley, teacher in the Gays,ille
High school, accompanied hiss Jessie
Spaulding home and spent Sun Jay with
her.
Il. f. Wilson. was in town over Sunday. (
AT present he is selii-s stoves for tine OF |
ter River Stove Co. in the vicinity OF Rut- /
land.
W. {. Baker OF Rutland has hired the
farm Of ID. NJ. Clough on Christian Hui /
Tor one year and will take possession next 1
spring.
George Bishop of Pittsiield, who has 4
been cierking for B. c. Rogers at the viii
son House, has bought out the stage route
OF John J. Morse, running from Water.
bury to stowe.
X. w. Rood is moving to the Cutler
place in Stockbridge, which he bought
of Chss. Cutler, ana Mr.. Cutler into The
house which he has purchased of Mr. Rood I
ia this village.
Walter Baker left last week for Gard.
ner, Mass, where he has a position as
freight checker for the Fitchburg railroad.
His Mare & Freight agent j