Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-23
Bethel Local Intelligence.

oLhibh AhSD DhOANs
Large assortment of confectionery
Fresh Providence River oysters and sol.
i'd meats at Smiths.
Florida oranges, pears, grapes, figs
dates and nuts cheap at kimbalis.
WANTED: Help in the stitching room
of the Bethel Shoe Co. Apply at once.
We are headquarters for gold and foun-
tain pens. WIN. X. ADAMS q SON.
We are selling diaries at bottom prices
this year. VIM. X. ADAMS q con
Nearly new house for sale at very low
figures. Inquire Of Arnold g. Wilson. 81
Just arrived at Smiths, fresh nuts, con-
fectionery and fruits for the Christmas
trade s4 90 .ait +r
4 For a first. class haircut go to osha's
hair dressing parlor, opposite passenger
depot. Nv
Dinner sets for Christmasl A big line
to select from and prices the lowest at
Marston's.
LAST CALL When you want books go
to a bookstore. We run the only book
store in town. Wm. r. ADAMS & son.
Have got line OF wood heating stoves
which / am closing out at low prices. Do
not miss the opportunity.
GEO. II. UPPER.
Lamps, carving sets, window thermom.
eters, boys axes, tool sets, pocketknives
and razors-a nice line OF the best manu-
facture at Tupper's.
We have several new things in fine box
stationery, including that which has the
initial on the paper in all the new staples
and shades. VIM. K. ADAMS * Son.
You want to remember when your
hands are very sore with cracks and chaps
to send 25c to Il. A. Markham, Bethel, for
a box of his famous carbolized ointment
and have them cured at once.
Mrs. ID. S. Philips is visiting friends at
Waterbury.
NJ. G. Stafford will be in Boston the last
OF this week.
M. L. Wyman of Stockbridge was in
town Monday.
r. P. Fisher has bought the livery stock
OF ID. 5. Phillips.
A. A. wainwright of Randolph was at
Henry Rice's last week.
No services were held at the Universal
list church last Sunday.
II. c. Gilbert and Closson Gilbert OF
Randolph were in town Tuesday.
Eugene and Miss Ellen Preston are
visiting relatives at Reading, Mass.
Mrs. e. L. Messer visited her father,
Chas. Lyman, at Royaiton last week.
The patrons Of the Harrington creamery
received &c. for November butter fat.
Miss Anna Williams OF Bellows, Falls
has been the guest the past week-of a. J.
Davis. s.,
this week to, his sister, Mrs. Mary
Waller, s14
There are unclaimed letters at this
office for Antoine Boelo and Robert Il.
Douglas. 40
Cbas. Il. wilder, the principal owner IN
the Norton Gold Mining company, was In
town Tuesday e. D,
Louis squires has left the employ OF j.
81. Waldo at he depot anu is engaged in
the art business.
Miss Carrie Curtis. Miss o!ave johnson
and {. A. Davis OF Lancaster have been at
c. A. Cnttis' this week.
Mrs H. Il. Paige was called to Tan
bulge "Wednesday to attend the iuEeral
OF her uncle, Royal Drew.
E. T. Arnold and family left Monday to
spend the Christmas holidays at Mis-
Arnolds home in Pennsylvania.
The insolvency proceedings instituted
in Rutland county against the Keene
Wood Rim Co. have been discontinued.
Arthur Adams. son OF VIM. h. Adams,
up u foot high ana some is tasseled out.
james II. French, a workman at the
Blue Hill dam, was called to his home at
Brandon last week by the death OF his
sister.
The annual meeting OF the lire district
No is called for Monday. Jsh. Sd, 1898,
NJ go p. M, at the office of Arnold q
Wilson.
Pearl Blodgett of Randolph is acting as
superintendent of the work being done hy
the Electric Light company at the Blue
Hili dam.
Viii Moore, who has been living on
hsrtwell Fiat, is to move into the mouse
on Tannery street formerly occupied by
Edward Ross.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Hamilton returned to her
home at sutton, 2. @, last Friday, after
spending few weeks with her daughter |
Mrs. NJ q. S ifford.
The OLD Paul Gay homestead on River
st est has been sold 10 Bert c. Rogers, f
hrough the agency OF Arnold & Wilson /
Mr.. Rogers buys for occupancy.
The Mbitcou High school is closed for /
the Christmas holidays Miss Alice AL |
word Is spe ding her vacation in Bostol /
and at her home in Easthampton, Miss S /
Nellie and Annie II rty with their sister /
a. Burlington and Miss Haley at her home
at Island Pond.
The dynamo OF the Bethel Electric 4
Light and Power company was repaired
in time TO start the lights Sunday nigh 4
and it is hoped will now give better ser
vice than ever. We understand, how /
ever, tn t good service will be easier IL 1
consumers : i'll burn their lamps onl, /
when they want to use them as electricity
going to waste is often IN cause OF poor
lights.
Friday evening a chapter Of the Ep-
worth League of the M. +. church was
organized at Bethel 'Lympus, through the
earnest efforts of the pastor. The Off cers
of the chapter ale as follows: President, .
Rev. L. n. Moody; LIST vice president, {. 4
E. Noble; 2nd vicr', Minnie Ho.brook; Sd .
vice, Jessie B. Noble; 4thf vice, EslIg
buttles; secretary, Nellie al. 6ecgNit6;-
treasurer, John Morse.
Christmas will be observed at Christ 1
Episcopal church as follows: Christ ma
tree at the rectory for Sunday school
from 5 to o'c ock Chris, mas eve;
Christmas day, cele OragiOn Holy Eucbar
ist and sermon at 9 O'Clock; Sunday after
Christmas, st. Stephens Day celebration .
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