Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-11
ARouND TOWN IN BETHEL.

| lew days WIN Irlenus mere lhe past
week.
Postmaster Martins father and moth
er spent the Fourth with him.
E. c. Coyle, wife and children are at
Mrs. Coyle's fathers. IAiilo Goss.
Ed Fisher. living in Plainfield visited
his parents on his way to Philadelphia
to attend Christian Endeavor Conven-
ton.
Mrs. Thos. II. Bissell and two chill =.
dren of Hartford, Conn. are stopping
for several weeks at w. r. Adams.
Miss Ann Sargent came home Satur-
day.
Laurie Holden came home Saturday
from Concord, n. ii. where he has been
attending school.
Hammocks at W. II. Adams.
Frank Fisher was down from Burling-
ton few days the past week visiting his
parents.
Henry Burrelle has been home short
time.
Mrs. F. Ii. Bascom and Miss Nettie
Trow of Montpelier have been guests at
the Bascom House for few days.
VIM. Rogers, wife and son and neph-
ew of Hartford, Conn. are guests at the
Wilson House.
Rev. J. II. Robin, his wife and her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Gay came to town
Thursday.
G. NJ. Miller keeps homeopathic Spe-
cities.
Smoke the celebrated ''Miller's Queen"
cigar and be happy.
If you want pure drugs go to G. NJ.
Miller's.
G. NJ. Miller's is the place to buy Fan
cy goods, combs, brushes, toilet soaps,
ETC., etc.
A rather curious circumstance happen
ed one day last week, little girl about
10 years old on her way TO Franklin.
whose name was Ethel got OFF the cars
here when the conductor called Bethel
thinking he called her. She went along
on the next train.
Harvey Packard died Wednesday Of
cancer. He was at his son-in-law's w.
ii. Gilmore.
The lawn party at j. ID. Cushing's last
Wednesday was very pleasant affair
and goodly number were present.
Fred Abbott was in town for day
last week calling on old friends.
Miss Alice Barrows, who has been
taking music lessons at the Boston Con-
servatory came home Thursday.
A fire cracker was rather too much
for Hatch's fish cart the Fourth causing
the horse attached 10 dump the fish box
and dem0lish a wheel.
Albert Covey came from Hanover and
spent the Fourth here.
Our base ball team went to W. Ran
dolph the Fourth on the morning train
10 play but rain prevented SO they came
back on the mail. then went 10 South
Royalton and played 6 innings. Score,
Bethel IA, Royalton IL.
Mrs. DIR. F. Manchester was in town
last week.
Ex-Govs. Pingree and 0rmsbee, n. r.
CONS. were here for dinner Wednesday.
Rev. A. r. Crawford has been engag-
ed for another year by the lCongl socie-
".
Miss Grace Allen of Sophomore class
at smith college is stopping with Mrs.
Julia A. Weston.
Three children of Chas. Stearns of
Burlington are stopping with their
grandparents.
Edward Blossom, aged SO, son of O.
r. Blossom died at South Stockbridge
Monday last
Mrs. Reuben Brooks died Monday
morning.
The school money for the different dis
tricts is as follows: No. l, S96.92 No. ?,
s64. 40: No. 3. s36O.ll; No. 4. s55. 94
No. 6, $Sl.27: No. Z, S73.l5: No. s,
No. IL, $72.l0; No. II, S7i.4S; No. IL,
SCI q; No. s Rochester, Sl5.Sl, RAN
dolph, S3l.53.
II. S. Adams and wife are spending
several days at her old home in West
Hartford.
george blatr, FOREMAN III tue Argus
and Patriot office Montpelier with his
wife and daughter visited his wife's I'M
Gle Jason Chadwick in this place on
Saturday.
w. +. Heath, who is travelling for
Sard & Co., stove dealers of Albany, N.
Y has just spent few days with his
family in this place for the first time
since last December, his firm having
wished him to forego his May vacation
and make a trip for them through the
Southern states.
Josie Heath has gone to Sutton, N. II.
to visit her uncle. Mr.. ID. Al. WEIGH.
G. H. Upper bought finenew piano
for his wife last week.
G. c. Rockwell and wife of Boston are
visiting her sister, Mrs. G.. E. Graham
and family in this place.
Ed Kittredge is laughing all over
these days because his trotting mare
"Wypseyn went up to Barre on the 18th
and took the LIST money in the "45'' class
in three straight heats without any APP
parent effort upon the part of her driver