Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-21
AROUND TOWN IN BETHEL.

NJ. A. Moody is on the sick list.
1t is said the creamery will ;naterialize.
Wheels are used principally in the viii
lage.
Mrs. f. A. Burnett of Swanton is Wis
iting in town.
Ira Ellis is at home from Goddard Sem
mary sick with humps.
The personal property of the late .Iere-
miah Morse was sold at auction Saturday.
Several farmers in this vicinity com
menced sugaring last week and have
made quite a quantity of syrup.
A dancing school was held at the Bas-
com House hail last Friday evening, the
attendance was not as large as usual.
Ii is reported that c. j. Wallace has
bought the Nelson farm, mile and a
half east of the village on the road to
Royalton.
Geo. II. Upper q Co. have put in a
large new glass case into their hardware
store, which is great Improvement.
Rev. John Kimball's lecture, which was
to have been given last Sunday evening.
was postponed.
just now Miss Emma Bass is happy in
| telling her friends her adventures with
mumps last week
Miss Mary O'Connell who is engaged
in telegraphing at Ayers Junction, is
visiting at her home in this village.
FL. Hutchins is assisting W. II. Hart
well in extracting the sweet from his
maple bush this spring.
DIR. r. NJ. Chase attended the meeting
OF the State Dental Board of Examiners
at Montpelier Wednesday of this week
and will remain Thursday and Friday for
the dental convention to be held there.
Harry Wilson will have his headquar-
/ tiers at the town clerks office where all
kinds of sewing machine repairing can
| be left.
While engaged in splitting wood last
week Eugene Brooks had the misfortune
| TO cut his foot instead of the wood.
Nelson Chapman is to move onto J. j.
I Wilson's Mckinstry farm, now occupied
| by Dennis shaw, the LIST of April.
Mrs. Dennis Shaw made our hearts
glad last week by bringing US a bottle of
the most excellent maple syrup, equal in
quality to any we have ever seen.
John Aldrichis to occupy Nelson Chap
mans farm on Camp Brook the coming
year, moving the first of April.
Poy "A L Wo,. hoe closod his ,astor-
ate over the Episcopal church here and
is to move TO Independence, Iowa, where
l.. L.
ty. His many friends here regret to have
INN leave.
Owing 10 falling health 4. A Markham
offers his Drug and Variety store for
sale. For the right kind of a man this is
most excellent chance to enter at once
upon well established business Tor the
property VIII be sold below It's actual
value
Gaorgc Clark and family snent last
wool, ,f his brotber-in-lav's GEO Wright
in Barnard.
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q r y,, Prin' Miss Clara Barrows in
the Grammar denartment. Miss Mary
Chadwirk intermediate and Miss Mary
Leonard. primary.
oua peopne are III. e4osas ,,.ie 'a.". y,
I III, lellueIins VI ihe o'i an a' .ns
paseonn liouse iiiii ~ ihulsd anu
rIlua! evenings ~ iliis WEI ~ iocal
talehti anu neA' Meeh may eApect W see
so'Le INN, eel! nne ~ ,iie 9eI.lot lh
Brooks < Nashburn have the largest
anu peSt Ille u Laules' MISSES anu 1hil-
ureh Doo.s anu Siioes eNei sho"h III
town.
). Nj. Washburn, of the firm of Brooks |
NashDurn' was IN Boston last week
lor new goous.
A. l.. Stearns had an attack of pleuri- |
sy around the heart Monday night.
A.P. Covey. who has been at work
for Turner a Martin for the past two
years, went to Hanover Tuesday, where |
he has an engagement to work at his |
trade, that of tinsmith, in shop.
Clinton Soper is helping in NJ. A. |
Moodv's store on account of the illness |