Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-22
BETHEL LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

opened this week, latest styles of straw
and light colored hats at Brooks Wash
burns.
Brooks & Washburn keep the best line
of clothing on White River. You should
examine their stock before you get your
summer suit. ."
Mrs. A. L. Stearns gave a drive whist
party last Thursday evening.
Rev. s. A. Parker and wife spent the
Sabbath at Lempster, N. IL.
George /. Abbott and son OF Quechee
were in town last week.
Ed Fisher has finished his labors at Wa
terbury and returned to his home.
DR.. d. L. Burnett has gone to Stowe
where he has opened an office and VIII
practice medicine.
FIJI. Nichols OF Claremont, N. H., was
in town last week and purchased several
horses in this vicinity.
M. Sylvester and wife are TO go this
week to Willard, N. Y, TO visit Or. W.
E. Sylvester, their son.
Memorial services will be held in the
Universalist church next Sunday az
O'Clock %. m. conducted by Rev. Jonn
Kimball assisted by Rev. A. X. Crawioro'
The yard in front of the premises OF
Miss Lucy Paine is being nicely graded
and IurIeQ over, bLC WOih bcAAb NSt+N
Milton ]. Allen who is an expert at the
business.
"Ben Adhem," fast pacing son OF "Ben
Franklin bred and sold by ID. W. Bliss
to parties in Indiana, has recently been
sold again for s2750.
Big mark down in prices OF watches ana
all jewelry at X. 3. Adams ior tne next
80 days. Call and see the bargains.
Willard j. Brooks and wife started last
Monday evening for Cambrldgeport,
Mass, where they are to reside.
M. q. Stafford and G. II. Topper started
ON Tuesday for Chateauguay Lake IN
northern New York on fishing expedi-
ton.
Edwin Kittredges went to Fitchburg,
Mass, on Tuesday to which city he had
shipped three horses.
Hon. Zed Stanton of Barre is to deliver
the address in town on Memorial Day.
Mrs. Ed Bigelow of detroit, Mich, is
the guest of Mrs. A. L..Stearns, her sister.
DIR. Scion Marks OF Milwaukee, Wis, is
visiting his brother, Fred Marks OF TINS
town.
Obadiah Lilies barn was blown down
during the high wind last Saturday.
Miss Alice Edison Of West Randolph
visited her home last week.
C. c. Ainsworth of Salem, Mass, is in
town.
Hon. Geo. M. Curtis, prominent law.
yer of New York city, was the guest OF
w. B. c. Stickney several days last week.
The democrats held a caucus last Satur-
day evening and elected Harris Lincoln,
Robert Noble and George II. Topper dele
gates to attend the state convention at
Burlington May 20 and Clayton Saunders,
ID. b. Upper and Chas. Allen alternates.
AS John Hough and wife were driving
down a steep hill near Daniel Stoddard S
last Sunday, the horse commenced kick
ing and ran down the hill, throwing them
both out, Mrs. Hough striking on her
head and severely injuring her. The
horse continuing on, ran into ;. Z. Dun.
hams team, throwing him out and
smashing Hough's wagon into kindiing
wood.
Munroe Kendall is making quite extern
sive repairs and improvements on his
house.
Miss Lou Belding is spending several
days in visiting friends in Pittsheld.
Clarence Hoisington of Derry, N. H., is
spending the week visiting his brothers.
Mrs. Blaisdell. wife OF Prof. Blaisdell of
our graded school is spending few weeks
with her husband in town.
Chester Foster and Carrie and Maud
Durham who went TO Oklahoma few
weeks ago, thinking to make u their
home are not particularly pleased with
the country and will return here as soon
as possible.
Rev. S. A. Parker was called to Shore
ham to preach funeral sermon on Thurs
day of last week.