Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-06
Bethel News.

7 A1ttHtA 4NtNss
The sleighing vanished again last
week.
Prof. J. II. Blaisdell is visiting in
Laconia, n. ii.
Clarence Reed was in Lebanon, N.
II. last week.
Will Pember has rented farm in
Rochester.
Geo. Edison of W. r.. Junction was
in town last Thursday.
/ Chas. Allen is visiting in East Bar
nard.
| Twin sons were born last week to
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Batchelder.
H. W. Barrows has gone to Bur
lington to attend medical lectures.
Bonnie Cram Of Pittsfeld, n. Ii.
has entered the employ of /. A. Chad
wick.
Miss Alice Edison was the guest of
Mrs. w. G. Lattimer last week.
Misses Winnie and Grace Stiles
have returned to Claremont, n. IL.
where they are employed.
Fred Gay of Rutland was the guest
of Mrs. II. II. Gibson, his sister last
week.
+. II. Fisher, cashier of the How
ard National Bank at Burlington was
in town last week to visit his parents.
+. L. Martin and wife and Miss
Lila, went 10 Rochester last week |
Friday and attended the marriage of
his sister.
Charles Cleveland died at his home
in this village last Thursday morning. |
The funeral services were held Satur-
day afternoon. His age was 81 years.
Mrs. Hannah b. Davis died on
Monday at the residence of her broth
er, $. c. Cady, where she has been
i'll long time with Bright's disease of
the kidneys. Funeral services were
held on Wednesday which were attend
ed by Rev. s. A. Parker and the re-
mains taken TO Barre for burial on
Thursday morning. Her age was 63
years.
+. NJ. Clough and wife of Rouses'
Point, n. Y. are visiting ID. NJ.
Clough, his father.
Otto, youngest son of DIR. L. NJ.
Greene fell from wagon on Tuesday
and wheel passed over his head, cut
ting a cash over one ear and remov-
ing considerable quantity Of cuticle
from his face.
Mrs. Mccoy, widow of the late
Rev. A. d. Mccoy and step-mother of
Mrs. j. j. Wilson with whom she has
made her home for several years, died
Tuesday morning. Her age was 81.
The officers elected at the annual
own meeting were, Moderator, A. p.
Iunton; Clerk, W, Il, Adams Sc
ectmen, c. S. Davis, j. c. Burnett,
D. NJ. Clough Treas, j. G. Sar-
gent : Overseer Of Poor, j. ID. Cush-
ng Constable, Guy Wilson LIST, A.
D. Sanders 2nd; Listers, NJ. Burnett,
Edwin Morse, A. ID. Sanders Audi
ors, G.. f. Graham, J. G. Sargent,
!. J. Wallace Agent, A. A. Brooks
irand Jurors, A. A. Brooks, J.. NJ.
Wood Member Of County board Of
ducation, DR.. G. G. Perry. 1
A party of eight Hungarians arriy- j
d in town last week with freight t
ar fitted up as a boarding and sleep |
NJ apartment for the men who are
by the railroad company to ,
howell mud at the blue Hill.
Mrs. NJ. G. Stafford and sister are !
listing in Sutton, p. q.
James Sexton, night Waterman for
he railroad company AT "Blue Hill" f
discovered large rock ON the track q
ne night last week which had rolled Il
own the bank from above At about b
he same time be heard the whistle Of f
he south bound night express and ran
p the track to stop ii, which he sue :,
eeded in doing before il reached the j
obstruction. 1t required the combined /
forts of several of the train men to i
emove the rock from the track. If \
he rock had not been discovered and :
he train struck at its usual speed, =
othing could have prevented terri \
lie accident with probably large loss
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