Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-10
AROUND TOWN IN BETHEL.


Mark Stanley in the employ of G. w
Berry is sick with fever.
Mrs. Fred Chapman is visiting her par
ents in Dorchester, Mass.
The Cornet band captured the first
premium as usual at the Tunbridge fair
Mrs. NJ. G. Stafford and son who hav,
been visiting in Canada for several weeks
have returned to their home.
The Gaysville stage does not leav,
town in the morning now until after the
arrival of the accommodation train al
s "a.
Miss Ida Currier of West Randolph
was the guest of Miss Mabel Dyke
several days last week.
Mrs. S. A. Parker has returned to her
home.
]. D. Gushing has bought H. C. Dun
hams house.
DIR. Pearl Ellis of Lewiston, Me-, was
in town over Sunday.
Quite number from town attended
the Tunbridge fair last week.
For the best trade in boots, shoes and
rubbers go to Brooks d Washburns.
Rev. j. r. Robin has purchased a
house in Wellesley, Mass, and it is I'M
derstood he is going there to reside.
Examine the 25c. dress goods now
shown at Brooks & Washburn's. Best
values ever shown at 25c.
Miss Mary O'Connell, who occupies a
responsible position at Ayers Junction,
Mass, is at home on short visit.
Brooks & Washburu have just receiv-
ed the finest stock Of carpets and floor
Oilcloths ever shown In town.
Mrs. Alonzo Snow of East Montpelier,
a former resident Of Bethel is visiting in
town.
All kinds ladies' gents, and children's
just received and for sale al
bed rock prices at Brooks d Washburn's.
Miss J. Sylvester is in Boston this
week purchasing millinery goods for the
fall and winter trade.
Mrs. NJ. A. Moody who has been visit
ING in Brattleboro for several weeks has
returned.
Dr. 4. A. Burnett and wife of Swan |
on are stopping few days in town.
VIM. Il. Adams Is in Boston this week |
Tisiting two of his sons who reside in the |
.ity.
X. w. Morse has contracted to haul all
he lumber for the Harrington residence
rom the cars to the building site on
river Street.
Mrs. Myron Burnett has been visiting
er son, Frank Burnett and family of
sasthampton, Mass, for several weeks.
G. II. Adams who has been learning
he jewelers. trade in the store of his
rother, X. ). Adams contemplates go
lg into the business for himself.
The Teachers Meetings held in town
lst Friday and Saturday. under the sup
ryision of Prof. j. II. Dunbar, Super
isor, were very interesting aud instrue-
We and it is understood the meetings
re to be continued
Ezekiel Lunt, who has lived at James
lartln's about years died last Sunday
nd his funeral was attended by Rev. ). !
D.. Parker on Monday. He was over 80 !
ears old and used to live in Lowell.
lass. II
In the death of Lucian S. Chadwick i
hieh occurred at the home Of his faith 1
:, y. Z. Chadwick at one o'clock in the g
orning of the 18th inst, the public
ses one, who gave promise of being
ne of its most useful members. Honest
his dealing with others he won their r
'nfidence. Kind and affectionate To his 1
lrents, brothers and sisters. and of n g
arm genial nature winning the love and !
lendshlp OF all and the enmity of none. !;
or many years he has been absent q
ON home first going to Barre where v
r some years he was engaged as clerk u
store, from there he went to st. AL a
ms where for some years he was In the "
1ploy OF III. c. Royce and when Mr.. q
Dyce left there for Boston to establish q
rubber store Mr.. Chadwick accompani- d
him to go upon the road as a travel q
g salesman, in which occupation he o.
Is engaged at the time of his death. He u
q been with Mr.. Royce for nine wears q
ring which time he was a member of N
Iamlly and had so endeared himself II
them all that they came to attend the ~
neral which took place in the Congre- u
tionai church in this place on Sunday. lo
lrlng his stay in st. Adams Lutte" was &c
member of the famous ''Owl Club of
At place and was so highly respected
the Club that they sent their Quar-
tie Glee Club to sing at the funeral the
m6ers of which served as bearers. v
ere was beautiful display Of flowers ~ -
1t by different friends, among them a.
autiful pillow bearing the name of p p
uclan" from the Owl Club, an elegant en-
cath around gilt tablet from the st.
bans Glee Club, fine floral cross. bo- II,
ct and other pieces from different
ends. The floral offerings would have
n largely augmented If the rain which VI
lred steadily all day had not prevent eg
as many friends and acquaintance
0 held the deceased in high esteem de- We
ID to express their respect with beau
Il flowers. The sorrowing family
re the heartfelt sympathy of the COM IA
nifty in their afilietion. So