Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-04
BETHEL LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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over Sunday.
Campmeeting was not very tuiiy at
tended.
Miss Carrie Curtis has returned to
Lancaster, n. II.
The family of F. H. Bascom was IN
town Sunday.
Mrs. S. A. Parker was quite Ill last
week but is convalescing.
Charles S. Nichols of Salem, Mass.
was in town last week.
]. w. Hobart and NJ. Magitf OF st.
Adams were in town last Friday.
School on Camp Brook began last
Monday, with Miss Bertha Deering as
teacher.
There were II tickets sold at this
station last Saturday for the excursion
to Providence Island.
Mrs. Geo. Rood of South Wood
stock visited Mrs, l.. II. Edison, her
mother last week.
Mrs. John Bradley of Ludlow visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Graham, her
parents over Sunday.
Rev. S. A. Parker attended the ~
niyersalist State Convention which
was held at St. Adams last week.
C. II. Kidder shipped 60 fat hogs
50 sheep and lambs and "a calves TO
market on Monday.
Mrs. George French who has been
visiting friends for several weeks re-
turned on Monday to her home IN Kan
dolph, Mass.
Arson j. MAJ sh testifes that he IS
the owner of % hens that have laid
| l73 dozen of eggs since Jan. |.
Mrs. VIM. Andrews, nee Miss Net
tie Kendall Of Hinesburgh is the guest
of NJ. n. Kendall, her brother.
Miss Lila Martin who has been at
Nantasket Beach for several weeks re-
turned last Saturday TO her home.
Gilmore w. Bryant and wife as
sisted by Mrs. Albert Thayer gave a
concert at the Bascom House hall las
Saturday evening.
Rev. Rollin Bugbee, wife and ehilc
Of Thomaston, Conn. were IN tow
last week. Mr. Bugbee was formerly
the pastor Of the Congl society N TIN
village.
If YOU want your watch, clock o.
4 iewelry repaired while You wait, k. ,
Adams will do it for you as he take
extra pains to accommodate peopi
from a distance.
Mrs. Sarah Kershaw Of Lawrence
Mass. and Mrs. Maria Colbum q
Bradford have been visiting thel
friends in town.
John Moody and wife who hay
been visiting relatives in town for sew
eral weeks started on Monday for thei
home in Ellsworth, Wis. A youn
son Of James Baker OF Stockbridge az
companied them to their western hom'
There were 59j guests registered
{ the Wilson House during the month
August which would indicate that POI
ular hotel is considered one Of the be
in the state by the travelling public.
: The Bethels won two more game
last week, both Of which were play'
on the home grounds. On Thrsds
they defeated the Woodstocks, the fo
lie lowing being the score by
l. Innings 1234567s9
! BetheIs 52S310 .
Woodstoclzs OO1200 p
Batteries, Keleher and Conner, Booth az
r Mower; Base hits, Bethel 10, WOODSTOCK
n Errors, Bethels II, Woodstocks 70
so A game had been arranged for "a
g urday with the w. II. Junction tea
k but their courage failed them at Z
last moment and so arrangements we
E made with the Hartfords who fell ca
victims to the home team by the t
n lowing score:
is i nashass 125202-
IN Hartfords, 1
III batteries, Conner and Bradbury, &c
dick and McCarty; base hits, BSthels
Ha~tfords 2; errors Bethels 3, Harttor
10. Game was called on account OF ram
the 9Th inning with two men out for I
home team.
Mrs. j. j. Wilson has given fl
III dollars toward the purchase OF b
for Christ church. 1t is hoped ii
the full amount required will soon
made mp.
The basket picnic given by the
piscopal parishioners Thursday att
noon on the Fair ground was larg
t, attended. A very enjoyable gatherI
it was to all present.
Rev. Harry p. Nichols, assists
minister OF Trinity church, New i
ven, Conn, paid a short visit to re
lives in this village last week.
.Iosenh Waldo. the universally p,