Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-04-10
Bethel News.

Henry Burrelle Is VlsIlhg MS hoiiie'
III. o. Markham of Pomfret was in
town last week.
Mercury registered 81 degrees in the
shade last Thursday.
r. S. Adams and wife have been
visiting in West Hartford.
Joseph Burrelle of Lowell, Mass. is
stopping in town.
Miss j. Sylvester and Master VIII
lie are visiting in Boston this week.
ID. b. Upper has entered the en-
ploy of j. ID. Lawrence as porter at
the Wilson House.
Prof. j. H. Blaisdell spent Easter
Sunday at his home in Laconia, n. ii.
George Williams and family OF
Windsor are visiting relatives in town.
The Y. p. S. A. held Novelty
Sociable" in Murray hall last Monday
evening.
Mrs. G.. r. Guernsey and son of
Windsor were the guests of Mrs. S.
c. Cady, her sister, last Monday.
Only GA dogs have been licensed TO
live, up to date. Who owns the 9th
ers?
Edwin Harrington and family have
returned from Philadelphia where they
have been for several weeks.
WANrED.-A woman to do general
homework. Address Mrs. j. G. Wal
lace, Bethel, Vt.
w. +. Perley was i'll last week and
his position in the National White
River Bank was filled by Miss Alice
Barrows.
Miss Minnie Kendall has been stop
ping in Ithaca, n. y, for several
months but returned to Bethel last
week.
About fifty people attended the sug-
ar party given at the residence of W.
r. Adams by the Universalist ladies
last week and the occasion was a
pleasant one.
Do not forget the last lecture in the
course is to be given next Friday even
ing by Mrs. Mary A. Livermore. Sub
ject, Twenty-Five years on the lecture
platform.
Constable Guy Wilson seized one
jug from among the many that are
constantly arriving at tins station con-
tanning tangle-foot and for some par
ties in town Fast Day was a very dry
one.
1t is expected that Rev. ). A. Par
ker will become the pastor of the Uni
versalist church in this village after
June LIST. Mr.. Parker preached for
this society for l6 years or more and
there is decided call for his return to
the pastorate.
w. II. Fisher has been appointed to
the railway mail service on the night
run between St. Adams and Boston
and entered upon his duties last Sun
day night. For the past two years
Will has been employed in the postot-
flee at Claremont, n. H., and previous
to that time was clerk in the office at
White River junction.
Travellers state that the mud was
never deeper in this vicinity than il
was last week.
DR.. f. A. Burnett of Swanton was
in town on Monday.
ID. w. Bliss has been making ex-
tensive improvements TO the interior
of his residence.
Lewis Blakely and children of No.
Randolph visited his brother Silas last
week.
The Y.,P. S. c. f. are to hold
sociable Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of Guy Wilson.
Only a small amount of maple sug-
ar has been made in this vicinity thus
far, but it is of a superior quality.
C. H. Meader of roof paint fame,
and his wife are guests at the Bascom
house.
The high school scholars have de-
ciced to give public entertainment for
the purpose of raising funds to procure
a flag for the school building.
The postoflice is now open Sunday
evenings from 6 until 8 and letters for
he night mail can be left at the office
until that hour although stamps must
be secured before Z o'clock, p. NJ.
DIR. L. NJ. Greene was called TO
Tunbridge last week in consultation
with DIR. +. j. Fish for medical ex-
animation OF Nathan Foster who is
i'll. Mr.. Foster married his wife in
Bethel who will be remembered as
Miss Belle Clark.
A. H. Spicer and family are visit
ing friends in town. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Spicer formerly resided in Bethel but
have lived in Brandon for several
years and have now purchased farm
in Greenfield, Mass, where they are
soon to move.