Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29
BETHEL LOCAL INTELIGEKCE.
norrow Is Memorial Day.

Mrs M. G. Stafford is visiting in sutton,
Pc.
Catholic services were held in town last
Sunday.
Repairs are being made on the Episco-
pal church.
q n. Kidder was in Warren several
days last week.
Mrs. Chas. Lille of Independence, Ia,
is the guest of Lyman Child, her protnei.
Ed Fisher has entered the employ OF
Brooks & Washburn as clerk IN tneir
store.
Miss Alice Barrows has gone 10 Leoa-
non, N. H., where she is 10 engage ~
teaching.
II. A. Putnam OF Rochester called On
friends in town Saturday
Rev. Mr.. wilkins Of Randolph has ac-
cented call to become pastor OF christ
church in this place.
w i Davis. wife and daughter OF
Glenn's Falls, n. ", are visiting relatives
In Bethel and South Royalton.
William Magivney caught trout IN tne
brook near his premises last week tna'
tipped the keam at ] IL IDS
win a. Shaw, wife and son, and Miss
Flora shaw OF w. r. junction were IN
town over Sunday.
Two travelling musicians playing harp
and violin furnished the motive poWel
for dance at the Bascom House last FIJI
day evening.
J Frank ellison and friends of Minneapo'
lis. Mimi, visited friends and relatives II
this village last week on their way u
| barnard where they are to speno the sum
mer.
, For those who are fond of canary bird
visit to the aviary OF Miss Lucy Paine OF
Iocust Creek will afford much enjoyment
Chester Foster and Misses Carrie an'
; Mand Durham. who went to Oklahom
D several weeks ago, were lot particular,
, | released with that part of the country ant
returned to Bethel last week
Seven Young ladies and one young gen
tleman Joined the Universalist churcn las
Sunday. The house was decorated with
profusion OF apple and cherry blossom
: and beautiful pot plants.
few OF the lads from the Norma
School at Randolph, assisted by severa
from Rochester came to town last Satur
day to play base ball with the "betne
High School nine" but as no such orgs gam
zation existed "scrub" nine was plcke
mn and game played which resulted IN
victory for the s'Scrubsn by score OF ]
to 10.
Do not spoil your eyes with glasses tha
do not fit YOU but call at X. ). Adams an
be fitted. He has a full line of spectacle
and eve glasses for old and young, nea
sighted and far sighted with prices wa,
down low.
Do not be deceived by dealers in furni
ture who advertise goods they do not car
nv in stock and tell you their prices ar
z lowest but do not give their figures. rig
1 ures talk. Notice the prices in j. !
Marsh's advt. and call and examine tn
goods.
!. Rev. John Kimball preached his fare
! well sermon to the Universalist society !
II this village last Sunday and has gone {
D Orono, Me, where he has accepted ca
from the parish in that town. Mr.. an
. Mrs. Kimball have won many war;
= friends during their residence in town.
r. A. Markham has very large assert
/ ment of fishing tackle which he will Sc
4 very cheap and he win also send you
/ bottle of his trout secret for % cents an
/ going fishing without it is all foolishness
b. II. Evans & Co., w. Randolph will DC
| friend you by selling you a box OF Max
4 hams famous carbolized ointment or !
Z A. Markham, Bethel, Vt, will send II I
YOU on receipt of 25 cents.
The following programme has been al
ranged for the Memorial day exercises
The column viii form ON Main street
front of the G.. A. r. hall at one o'clocl
sharp in the following order;
Marshal and Aids.
Bethel Cornet Band.
c. c. Smith Camp, No. As, 5. Of V.
Presiding Officer in carriage.
Orator of the day .
Citizens Committee
Clergy
Invited Guests
Choir
G. A. r. Drum Corps.
Daniel Lille Post, No. 81, &. a. K.
Floral Committee in carriage.
Schools.
The column viii march 10 the eemetel
and after decorating the graves OF the SO
der dead and the usual exercises, Will r
- turn to the Universalist church where q
following program viii be carried out;
Music Choir
Prayer Rev. ,. A. Parker
b Music Choir
"A Grafton Hon. z. S. Stanton
Music Cholr
no Music Bethel Cornet banu
ne Marshal ID. NJ. Clough has select
y John ID. Wheeler and +. NJ. Whitcomb
OF Aids and a choir has been selected fro
ne the choirs of the different churches.