Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-01
AROUND TOWN IN BETHEL.

to Northampton, Mass.
1t is reported that o. 2. Shaw is to
move back TO Bethel.
j. j. Wilson has painted the house at
the Nelson farm.
E. S. jackson has gone to the beach
for his health. Chas. Dutton and family
of Burlington are visiting Ia town.
Miss Ada Bailey is the guest of Albert
Whitcomb.
j. I'll. Blaisdell of Laconia, n. H., has
been. engaged as principal of the graded
school.
Mrs. John Bradley and children of
Ludlow, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Graham, her parents.
Religious services were held by the
Catholics in Bascom House hall last Sun
day.
Miss Annie Burrelle has gone TO West
Randolph to work as table girl in the
Red Lion Inn.
Martin Chamberlin of Springfield, Mass
is visiting Frank Chamberlin, his brother.
Carl Cushing went TO Waterbury last
Monday and played base ball with Bar
res VS.. Montpelier.
Willis Adams and wife of Gardner.
Mass. were 1.-THE guests of 3 Mr.. and Mrs.
M. M. Whipple last week.
The lawn party given by the High
School scholars .last Thursday evening
netted them about Sl2.
Mrs. Harry Rowe ana Mrs. Allen Cox,
of Brattleboro visited in town last week.
Mrs. James Baker of Stockbridge was
the guest of Mrs. Edwin Morse, her sis
ter last week.
James Carrigan has resigned his posi-
ton at DIR. Green's and Harry Bundy
now flourishes the curry-comb in his
stead.
w. j. Davis returned TO town last Sat
urday and Is TO move his household goods |
to Glenn's Falls, n. Y. this week.
Miss c. NJ. Huges of Lebanon, n. II. |
and Miss Ida Hutchinson of Milford, |
n. II. visited the family of 5. NJ. Bar
rows last week.
+. NJ. Weston is building a new pen
stock which conveys water from the
Hume at the Bethel Mills to the water
wheel which furnishes power for the
mill.
+. j. Hutchins and family left town
asst Tuesday for their home In Dorehes-
er. Mass.
Miss Josie O'Connell spent the Sab
bath with friends in w. X. Junction.
Miss Lula Graham is visiting the fami-
Y Of DR.. g. 4. Il. Sparhawk, her uncle,
n Burlington.
A colt driven by VIII Brooks last sun
lay became unmanagable and kicked
tself free from the wagon which was
considerably damaged.
DIR. l.. NJ. Greene has been appointed
lealth officer for the town of Bethel with
uthority to inspect premises and enforce
he regulations promulgated by the
tate Board of Health.
A horse belonging to w. G. Lattimer
scaped from lis fastenings under the
Westinghouse shed and took lively run
round the common, smashing the wag-
N TO which IL was attached but il was
aught before doing further injury. Out
I three dozen eggs which We're lin the
ragon but five escaped a breakage.
Two delinquent guests at the Red Lion
nm West Randolph, who gave their
ames as the DeBarr Bros. and former
lembers of kobinson's circus, were fol-
owed 10 town last Tuesday morning by
he proprietor of the hotel who caused
heir arrest for eyading their board bill.
he delinquents settled the bill, paid the
osts and left town on the morning mail
rain.
Try the Herald until the lst of Oct.
We were sorry to receive a letter from
leo. w. W. Davis former resident of
his place but now of Tavares, Fla. in /,
hitch he said "Ny house and every !
hing il contained was ,burned to the !
round upon the 9Th of June"
Mr.. Harrington of Philadelphia who is /
build residence on River Street was :
town last week looking at matters
preparatory TO commencing to build.
Chas. Dutton. wife and child of Bur
Hgton are stopping with relatives in
Dwn.
Martin Chamberlain OF Springfield.
lass, is visiting his brothers and, other
'tatiYes in town.
The party Of fresh air children which
ave been spending the last two weeks
town are as general thing very
ell behaved set of children and many
them have won the warmest love of
lose who have entertained them, so
UGH so that a number of the people
ave expressed wish to adopt them. OF
)urse there are some tough customers
nong them but for the most part they
e as well behaved as the average of
,untry children. Some of the people
'mplain that the little ones should be
mt out so destitute of clothing, some
them not having a single artic lie of
othing except what they had on them.
ur people have given them much cloth
g and endeavored to make their stay
IRE as pleasant as they could. Among
her things provided for their amuse-
ent Mrs. f. NJ. Whitcomb took them
1t for pleasure ride one day last week
ID on Tuesday of this week there was
chic given them on the camp ground
ar Finley's bridge. 1t is expected
at they viii leave for their homes next
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