Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-21
Bethel Local Intelligence.

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Cameras at get-acquainted prices
LEAvITT & REED.
Now send 25c. to e. A. Maxham for a
bottle of Lis Trout Secret. III.
| For fancy ribbons OF all kinds and
widths, go to Brooks & Washburn's.
WANTED:-Stock to pasture in the we'll
known G. j. Wallace pasture. 4w
B. @. ROGERS.
II you want the best bicycle at the low
est price buy Crescent. Price and quail
ity guaranteed. ID. Il. ADAMS.
Brooks g. Washburn carry the largest
and most desirable assortment OF ladies'
wrappers in Windsor county.
For SALE OR TO RENT:-My house in
Bethel village. Apply to G. ID. Gushing.
| 2w CLAYTON H, ALLEN.
We are closing out our spring tooth
harrows. II you want good trade see
Upper & Graham.
If you want to buy bicycle, we can
save you money. Come and see the wheels
at Topper g. Graham's.
Hallock's Success, anti-clog weeder and
cult ivator, for sale by Levi E. Kidder,
Bethel. Price, IS cash. 6w
This year is going to be a big bicycle
wear. Every year is a Crescent year
Come in and see them. ii. f. ADAMS.
Remember those seeds you had from me
last year {? Same this year. Cooks $1.60
L. B. JOHNSON, Randolph.
When in need OF any photo supplies
give us a call. We carry complete line
at the lowest prices. Epson a. ADAMS, at
Adams book store.
Thin glass table tumblers, SOC. doz.
copper, nickel plated teakettles, 75c.; IL
qt. agate dishpans, 50c.; 5-ft. step ladders,
Soc. UPPER a GRAHAM.
! have closed out my business at Bethel
Guy Wilson to settle. All those owing me
will please call on him and settle.
w. w. ROGERS.
Miss Sylvester has just returned from
the city with a full line OF the latest
spring styles in millinery and will be |
pleased to see her customers in her new
rooms in the Albert Stearns block.
WANTED:-Cows and yearlings to pas
ture for the season. Excellent pasture
and good water. No wire fence. Cattle |
seen to every day. Terms reasonable. |
Apply to II M. L. KING, Bethel.
For SAIE:-The well known Minot |
Wheeler farm one mile from Bethel viii
lage on Royalton road. 105 acres OF SUI
perior land and excellent gravel pit yield
ing good income. Inquire OF
3w ARNOLD & WILSON.
We can offer in a quiet village at very
favorable terms the following desirable |
property, comprising two thirds OF an
acre of land, a house with ID rooms, two
cellars with cemented floors, hot-air fur
mace, two cisterns with pumps, running
water at kitchen door, house two stories
aud Mansard, main part 53x24. In ell is a
large dining room, bed room, kitchen and
pantry. Barn 36x24. lee house, etc.
Roofs OF house and wood house, tin and
slate. Hardwood floors in office room.
dining room, kitchen and pantry. All in
good condition and within two minutes
walk OF churches, school, postoffice and
depot. On account OF Ill health OF the
owner 1t must be sold at once for less
than half the cost. Part Of the purchase
money can remain on mortgage.
At ARNOLD d WILSON, Bethel, VT.
Frank ellison has bought Crescent
6. r. Noble went to New York last
Monday.
gu. Wallace of Everett, Mass, was ip
town iast week. -
Miss Susie Wilson is home from Boston
for vacation of week.
10 Grant went to Boston Monday to seq
a brother who is very sick.
s. X. Stanton OF New York arrived at
his summer residence Tuesday.
II. 7. Kerr OF Mortified made visit to
his brother, II. Q. Kerr, last week.
Rev. Wilmot Warner exchanged pulpitsl
last Sunday with Mr.. Page of Tun bridge
Assistant Postmaster w. G. Waldo isl
bis house with a coat of paint.l
John Kloran was called to West Hart-ai ,
ford Monday by his fathers being burnedif
out. III
Frank JENNIE and Will J. Bradbury vis-ll |
tied friends in Claremont, N. H., the first
Of the week.
Rev. Augustus N. Bryant of White !
River Junction was the guest of g. b.
Clark Monday.
Frank Blackmer was quite seriously
morning. /,
Miss Lulu Graham has been taking a ,
weeks vacation from her wors as stenog.
rapher in the shoe shop.
The Bethel Dramatic club played ga
Legal Frolic" to a fair house at Chelsea
evening OF last week.
There was a very large attendance at
he supper given by the Universalist
aides Wednesday evening OF last week.
At the request of the scholars, Prin. +.
P. Dawson OF the Whitcomb High school !
s drilling the larger boys in military ev-
buttons. t
Rev. G. B. Clark leaves this week for q
7acation OF ten days In Massachusetts, and
here will be no services at the Episcopal !
,hurch next Sunday.
A delegation OF about fifty Bethel
people went to Randolph Thursday even
ng to assist in the ceremony of turning
IN the electric lights.
A. A. Abbott and A. G. Blake have !
moved from the Paine house to the place :
bought by Mr.. Blake OF ID. 7.
Dyke on the 'Lympus road.
Lewis Bessett OF Orwell has been max /
ng Z. G. Waldo visit. Mr.. Bessett was :
ormerly assistant cashier in the Dank in z
Kansas where Mr.. Waldo was cashier. :
William Woodwork OF Denver, Col,
allied on his friends in town last week
kr. Woodwork was principal OF the
Bethel high school about fifteen years
go.
Forrest Southland has conveyed to the
Bethel Electric Light aud Power company
strip of land about six rods wide and