Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-04-24
BETHEL LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Henry Tucker has moved to Chas
Spaulding's farm.
Geo. H. Upper has commence
work on a new barn in the rear OF hi
residence.
c. H. Kidder shipped GO calves ant
20 hogs to market last Monday. TzHAl
d. NJ. Clough is building black
smith shop at his farm on Christis,
hill. IA
Mrs. Fred Wheeler has been cisd
fined to her home with sickness dunxs
the past two weeks.
Moses Dustin was thrown from a
horse one day last week and seriously
injured.
f. L. Harrington of Philadelphia
who accompanied his parents TO their
home returned last week TO that city.
DIR. K. A. Burnett and wife have
arrived in town and are to occupy
rooms in Miss Mary Chadwick's house.
Miss Bertha Burnett has been visit
ing relatives in Springfield, Mass. for
the past two weeks but returned to
her home on Tuesday.
Mrs. F. III. Bascom of Montpelier,
who is teaching the youths in this vii
lage to "trip the light fantastic toe
has been in town the past two weeks
but has returned to her home.
All citizens interested in the observ-
ance of Memorial Day are invited 10
meet at the G.. A. X. hall next Satur-
day evening to make arrangements for
the same. Ladies especially invited.
A full line of spectacles and eye
glasses for near-sighted persons, just
received at Adams. Also fresh sup
ply of fine watches at low figures.
A. A. Brooks is in Boston this
week.
Mrs. Guy Wilson visited in Plain
field this week but returned to town on
Monday.
II. 5. Adams has quite curiosity
at his store in the shape of an ancient
looking watch which is said to be over
100 years old. 1t is repeater and
strikes the hours, quarters and alarm
on the same gong. Mr.. Adams has
recently put this timepiece in running
order.
X. M. Chase and ID. l.. Burnett
,.,hn have ba.,, otto,.1,nae laat,ro, -.
the Baltimore Medical College during
the past winter, passed a successful
at that institution last
week and received the degree of NJ.
ID. DIR. Chase and family returned to
Bethel last Friday and DIR. Burnett
on Monday. DIR. Chase is now ready
or business.
The paper hangings in Edwin Har-
new house have just been
hung by j. 5. Bower, Philadelphia
decorator. We have not seen it but
understand it is very well done
Job and it is very satisfactory to his
employer.
W. A. kittredge has moved his
amily to town and is 10 90 TO house
keeping in a tenement in Mrs. Lin
oln's house.
Cattle belonging to James Wheeler
trayed into the village cemetery one /
lay last week and did considerable
amage by knocking over several head
tones, some of which were broken. I
Frank Hunt of Chippewa Falls,
Wis. is the guest of NJ. Burnett.
Edwin Harrington received several
ar loads of furniture from Philadel- ,
,hia last week for furnishing his new
esidence. 4
j. G. Burnett gave sugar party at {
us farm last Saturday to which the !
illage was invited and many attended.
J. II. Dunbar, county supervisor of
chools held teachers examination in /
he high school room Monday after 3
loon and the would-be school-ma ms
we're numerous in town. /
A. A. Brooks and wife were called
o West Randolph Saturday by the Sc I
-ions illness of relative.
Mrs. 5. T. Coy Of Bellows Falls is .
listing in town.
o. p. Northrop and wife were called
0 Fletcher last week by the death of
is sister. 4
Peter Rockwell has moved into his {
lew house.
The selectmen have laid road to |
he house Adam Maynard recently
urchased.
1t is reported that David Tolles is
0 move to the village and occupy a
enement in Mrs. Tolles' house.
LosT.-A pair of gold bowed spec
acles. The finder will be suitably
ewarded by leaving them at w. X.
ADAMS.
David button and wife have return |
d from two weeks visit to the east
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