Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02
BETHEL LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mrs. G. +. Stone OF Rutland was
the guest of Mrs. A. J.. Stearns las
week.
The Y. p. S. A. held a meeting
Monday evening at the residence OF
Rev. S. A. Parker.
Children's cloaks. big line just
opened at Brooks & Washburn's.
Mrs. Frank Bailey has moved into
a tenement in A. J. Graham's house.
C. C. Abbott of Underhill visited
relatives in this village over Sunday.
f. p. Holden has moved TO the
Waller house on River street where he
formerly resided.
The Universalist Sabbath School
scholars are to hold a concert on sun
day, Oct. u.
The cornet band is at Tmbridge
this week furnishing music for the
Worlds Fair.
Several from this town attended the
Windsor county fair at Woodstock
last week.
f. A. Dutton and wife of Barton
have been the guests of ID. II. Dutton,
his brother during the past week.
Call and see the new Mansfield
range at Tlpper's.
L. r. Adams of AIiddlebury is Wis
ting his parents in town.
NJ. G.. Stafford and wife and Geo. II.
Upper and wife are in Boston this
week.
New line of kid gloves just received
at Brooks & Washburn's.
Rifles. shot guns and ammunition
for sale, cheap at Tupper's.
f. G.. Brown and wife have gone to
Worcester, Mass, to attend we'd
ding.
Geo. Kimball Of Gaysville has
bought the Durham meat market and
grocery store.
Brooks & Washburn have just re-
ceived a big line Of new hats for fall
trade.
Get a husking pin at Tupper's if yoa |
want 70 save time and money.
John Conner, pitcher for the Bethel /
base ball team for the past two mos.
has gone to his home in Lowell, Mass.
What has become of the school (
house flag? 1t has not been seen yet
during the present term.
Edwin Kittredge bought a hound of
Will Hoisington for parties in Massa-
chusetts, paying $40. The canine
was remarkable coon dog, hence its
value.
Handmade bushel baskets for SOC.
at Tupper's
Mrs. David Waller and her daugh-
ter Miss Nellie have returned to New
York.
The folly of half doing work in the
endeavor to save few cents is well /
Illustrated by the poor job done in put
ting in sewer on Main street two
years ago. The tile which is filed
solid with mud is being dug mp in
front of the National White River
Bank and viii be replaced by larger
size.
Brooks & Washburm are having
inc sale Of ladies' jackets.
Mr.. n. +. Clark, wood agent for
HE Central Vermont road, was mar
led al Denver, Col, on the 22d inst,
o Mrs. Lottie r. Hewins, who, until
'eeeutly, has resided with her father,
Mr.. Tinker 1T st. Adams, and who
ias many friends here who VIII tender
sincere congratulations. h
Rev. S. A. Parker attended the fu- I
leral Of Maj. Henry c. Baxter at !
STAFFORD last week Friday. Mai. !
Baxter died at Seattle, Wash, was |
he youngest son Of the late Hon. Por-
us Baxter who was member Of /
congress from Vermont during the I
eDeliion. Al the request oil The de- +,
eased he was buried beside his father $
nd mother in Strahord.
The n. 4. base ball team Of North I
ED assisted by pitcher Aiken who y
as something Of a reputation as Ia
twirler. came to town last =
saturday and defeated nine compos- (,
d of six men from the Bethels and a
lree men from the ranks Of the spec y
ltors. The game was hotly contest d
until the seventh inning when the {,
,ore stood ! to /. After that the vis- Il
ors scored five runs. nearly all on err o
ors by the home team. 1t was :,
iteher's battle and a fine game, the 5,
ore standing to in favor OF North I
ed. ! !
f. II. Chamberlin was quite i'll a \
ay or two last week and fears were h
ltertained that he was 20 have the f
-phoid fever but he was SO fortunate =,