Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-30
AROUND TOWN IN BETHEL.

AROUND TOWN IN BETHEL.
Memorial Day.
Miss Jane Todd is i'll.
win Davis has gone to Glenn's Falls
n. Y.
Hon. j. ]. Wilson is in poor health.
Peter Burrelle Sr. was married last
Sunday.
NJ. Burnett was in Massachusetts last
week.
NJ. A. Moody has been granted an in
crease of pension.
DIR. L. NJ. Greene visited Burlington
Monday.
The Catholics held a meeting at the
Bascom House hall last Sunday.
Cas-car-ria can be bought only at @.
NJ. Miller's.
Remember G. NJ. Miller keeps a first
class drug store.
Rev. S. A. Parker visited his parents
in Lempster, n. Ii. last week.
Silas Blakely has gone to housekeep-
ing in house on Tannery street.
The walk and steps in front of the NJ.
A. Moody building have been newly
planked over.
w. ii. Bliss of Middlebury has been
visiting his parents the past week.
The railroad wood sawyers are at
work on the pile of wood near the freight
depot,
The hay scales have been moved from
the Child block to the Bethel Mills.
Mrs. S. L. Coy and granddaughter Of
Bellows Falls visited in town last week.
Misses Rebecca Gilbert of Randolph
and Sally Gay of Gaysville were the
guests of Miss Twiddie Stearns last
week.
II. Scott Adams and wife have been
spending few days with the parents Of
Mrs. Adams at West Hartford.
1t is reported that the illegitimate
child of Miss Rose Manning died re-
Gently at the home of its mother in
Pittsford.
A. j. Davis will fill orders for ice
cream in any quantity and the summer
beverages which he manufactures and
will deliver the same at any place within
the village limits.
Little Eva Hoisington picked several
ripe, field strawberries last Sunday
which is unusually early for that fruit.
The Shepard Family gave an excellent
at the Baseom House last
Monday evening, the children demon
strating they were very versatile musi-
clans.
The graveled walk across the lawn at
the passenger depot has been closed, fill
ed up with loan aud turfed over and the
sides of the plot cut straight making a
pretty lawn.
The lawyers have gone TO Woodstock
70 attend Windsor County Court, l.. 5.
Bird, +. +. Wallace and L. j. Fisher
were drawn as petit jurors from this
own.
The two road machines are busy re-
pairing the highways in town. Select
nan {. ). Davis furnishes the motive
power for one of the machines and NJ. |
\. Kendall that for the other.
During high wind one night last
week large maple tree which stood near |
he residence of VIII Rogers was blown |
Town, striking small barn belonging to |
lin and completely wrecking it. In
he barn were two cows, hog and a
quantity of poultry which all escaped |
without injury with the exception of one
If the fowls.
II. A. Putnam Of Rochester visited his |
laughter, Mrs. MYron Savage and fami-
y in this town over Sunday.
Daniel Havens whom 1t win be re-
had an apoplectic shock few
weeks ago had another on Friday of last /
week and is now very low.
r. 5. james and family started on
Wednesday for Springfield, Mass. where
hey are to make their future home.
Mrs. Sarah ellison. who is cooking at
he Junction House, w. II. junction
pent Sunday at her home in this viii
age.
Mrs. Nellie Putnam went to Mohawk.
I. Y. last week where she has an en-
,agement TO work in stockinet mill.
Union Memorial services were held at
he Universalist church ION Sunday af-
ornaon