Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-02-07
AROUND TOWN IN BETHEL.

Lee Cady was in Mortified over sun
day.
1t was 80 degrees below zero Monday
morning.
CIR. Adams spent sunday with friends
in West Hartford.
Monday morning was the coolest day
of the season thus far.
Mrs. d. l.. Child visited her parents
in st. Adams over Sunday.
Mrs. f. g. Carpenter has gone to Bos-
ton for medical treatment.
Alvin Rindge has moved into tene-
ment in the II. c. Durham house.
II. o. Markham of south Pomfret visit
ed friends in this place last week.
Prof. Blacks dancing school at the
Wilson House has been discontinued.
D. Child has rented the ice BUSH
ness of 5. w. Chadwick for another year.
A. c. Bean. roadmaster of the Central
Vermont, was in town on business last
Saturday.
VIM. c. Bell of Boston, president of
the Tweed River Iron Co., was in town
Monday.
Mrs. c. L. Roberts of West Hartford
was the guest of X. 5. Adams and wife
last week.
The ladies of the Cong'l society held
their sociable with Mrs. A. A. Brooks
last week.
Mr.. Bundy has moved into a teDemen.
in ". K. Rood's house, at the south end
of the village.
James Graham now realizes how fool
ish ii is to carelessiy take cold when re-
covering from the humps.
Edwin sturtevant and wife, who have
been in New York for several weeks, re-
turned to their home last Thursday.
II is reported that the "White Caps"
have appeared in this town and nearly
scared the wits out of one Individual with
warning
c. -. Scott, proprietor OF the livery
stable at the Wilson House, has bought
another stable at West Lebanon, n. H., |
and Fred Marston has gone there TO work
for him.
The date for holding the race, that has
been arranged for the four Thought"
colts, on the ice at Silver Lake, Barnard |
has been changed to next saturday, good |
day and track.
The singing school, taught by Prof |
Ober, closed its first term last Saturday |
evening, but there is prospect that the /
same teacher will commence another |
term in about four weeks. Those at
tending report him as very superior |
teacher.
A grand transformation has taken |
place at the iewelry store of r. 5. Adams
and the barber shop of 6. +. Clark, dur
ing the past week, the brush and shears
by keleher and Markham
making the room Respondent with new
paint and paper.
The audience which gathered at the
Universalist church last Wednesday
evening to listen to Mrs. Mary A. Liver
more's lecture. "A Dream Of To-mor-
row." was a large one and tested the
seating capacity of the large auditorium.
The Universalist ladies are to hold
their annual festival at the Baseom
House Friday evening, Feb. Sth, and will
have on sale bed quilts, aprons and va
riety of fancy articles. supper served
from TO o'clock, after which a variety
will be given.
The friends and neighbors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. NJ. Clough visited them last
Thursday evening, the occasion being the
seventh anniversary of their marriage
Oysters, cake and coffee We're served and
4 pleasant, social evening enjoyed. The
guests departed wishing Mr. Clough and
his estimable wife many happy returns
Of the day.
The High School scholars are to pre-
sent five act drama, ''Under the Iau-
-els.n at Bascom House Hall. Feb. 18th +,
and l4th. The entertainment will close
Wednesday evening with farce entitled.
THE Irish Linen Peddler." Thursday
evening with the farce, ''The two Pud-
iifoots, z and a social dance given after
he entertainment.
There are very flattering prospects of j,
first class creamery being established in !
his village. 1t will certainly supply a !
ong felt want, as many of our best, vide :
wake farmers have become convinced
Ong since that such an institution was
necessary for them to keep abreast with :
he times and realize as much from their !
nilch cows as their brethren in other
ections. A paper has been circulated
nd the milk from sufficient number Of
0ws pledged to make the building of a
arge creamery in Bethelan assured fact.
One of our village ladies who is both
red to keep track of her husband. hit
pon an ingenious way to know of his
one day last week. Having
nticed him and his hired man to shovel
he snow from the roof of the house. she
hut the window and disappeared. So
hat when the head of the family wished
o get back into the house he found the
rick that had made him prisoner upon
he front portico of the house OF course
he lady denied all intention to do any
wrong. We could not tell which was tbe
trongest our admiration of the ladv,s
INNING, or our pity for the poor fellow
ut in the cold on the roof.
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THE VERDICT UNANIMoUs.-W. n
ult, Druggist. Bippus. Ind tastiaas