Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-31
BETHEL.

BETHEL.
r. 6. Jackson has painted his house.
Rev. G.. S. Guernsey is to preach for
the Universalists next Sunday.
Edwin Morse and wife have been Wis
iting in Trenton, n. }.
Mrs. J. ID. Wheeler of West Randolph
visited friends in town on Monday.
The stockholders Of the White River
Agricultural Society are to hold their
annual meeting Tuesday Nov. >.
Mrs. L. Short has gone to North
Montpelier to reside during the winter.
The Young Peoples Annex Society
held a sociable Monday evening at the
residence of VIM. X. Adams.
NJ. G. Stafford has put a furnace into
the house he recently purchased aud Is
soon to occupy.
The Universalist Sabbath School
scholars neld an interesting Harvest con-
cert last Sunday evening but on ac-
count of the storm it was not fully at
tended.
Miss Janet Child. NJ. d. who recently
graduated from the medical college at
Ann Arbor, Mich, is having rooms fit
ted up over NJ. a. Moody's store
+. p. Holden and wife went to Bur-
lington last Friday and attended lee
ture on Siberia by Mr.. George KEENAN,,
the well-knOMn contributor TO the Cen
fury Magazine.
o. p. Northrop and wife, for the past
year ia the employ OF Albert Whitcomb,
have finished their labors there and are
to enter the employ Of Geo. W. Berry
Rev. John Kimball Is to vacate Z. r..
Arncld's house and Ed is to occupy
il himself and Scott Adams Is to move in
TO Mrs. l.. II. Edson's house.
The village and vicinity is being can
yassed for the sale of season tickets for
the lecture course and those having the
matter ia charge report good success.
There is a sum of $50 or more in the
treasury that was saved from the ex-
pense of the past two seasons aud good
talent will be secured for the winters
course.
The frame for the Harrington house is
up and is being rapidly covered. 1t Is
TO be very handsome residence and
ornament TO the village. Mr.. Harring-
ton has force Of men employed buiid-
ing large reservoir on his premises
which he coutemplates stocking with
trout.
Plain sewing and crocheting done by
Mrs. o. n. Barrows, Bethel.
FoR sALR.-Three young cows and II
shoats. IL. A. HATCH Bethel.
If you want good axe go to Bethel
Tea Store.
They are selling horse blankets very
cheap ii Bethel Tea Store.
If you want the best flour get Hunga-
rian Roller Patent only 1915 per Dbl. at
b. Il. ;.
Powder, shot and caps, window glass
and putty at Bethel Tea store.
Timothy and clover seed at Bethel Tea
Store.
Immense stock Of boots and shoes, al
so the largest aud best quality rubber
goods on White River. Call at Bethel
lea Store and examine them before you
buy.
Mrs. Joseph Bowen has been spending
a week with her sister, Mrs. ID. I. Dyke.
The school on ''Christian hill" taught
by Miss Minnie Brigham closed last Fri
lay.
Rev. John Kimball and wife are to 60
10 Mardin, Pa. this week to visit the
home of Mrs. kimball.
The Y. p. A. Society are to give an
in Bascom House hall,
Friday evening Nov. s.
Two young children Of w. c. Lattimer
narrowly escaped frightful death or
serious injury by an accident which oc-
cured last week. A man employed by |
Lattimer attempted TO go up the Hill in |
he rear of his house, driving a horse
litched to a lumber wagon in which |
was seated the young son and daughter |
If Lattimer. When part way up the hill |
he horse baked and the driver being /
Unable to start the animal, uuhitehed il |
md attempted to place the wagon in |
'afe position but he lost control of it |
md it went down the hill at fearful |
'peed and the children with it. la the /
iescent the wagon separated, the for /
ward wheels going in one direction and /
he rest of the vehicle in another. the /
after striking a fence and turning bot 4
ON side up. The children, who had /
lung TO the wagon body were found /