Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-06-26
BETHEL LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Our delegates TO the County Convention
at Woodstock on the 10Th were LeDlna
Spaulding, Nathan Parker, r. l.. Martin,
II. NJ Chase, Fred Arnold, Nj. A, Moody
and Alonzo Emery
Last Sunday was observed at the Cong'l
church as Childrens' day.
Lillian Richardson spent Sunday with
friends in Gaysville.
Wright land Reed are building new
portico in front of their feed store.
DR.. S. II. Sparhawk OF st, Johnsbury
spent several days with his sister In TINS
village.
Newell Byam and wife came from
Mortified and spent Sunday in town
Everett Place of Woburn, Mass. was in
town last week.
Fanny Fisher is visiting in Burlington.
TIE. Wilson spent last week in Cabot
where he erected monument to his late
wife.
Carlton Gibson and wife of Nyack, n;
Y. are visiting friends N this town ana
vicinity.
H. L. Stevens and family from Wash
ington Territory are visiting here.
Mrs. Edwin Laid of Lyndon was the
guest of Mrs. A. l.. Stearns last week.
Miss Nan Topper who teaches in Fps
witch, Mass. is spending her vacation at
home.
Edwin Fisher, who has been in FIT.
Payne for some time has returned.
DIR. Greene has been building a barn.
Edwin Harrington held a pleasant re-
ception at his new house on Friday even
ing which was attended by over 200.
Mrs. Chester Foster and children are
spending few weeks in Middlebury.
Mrs. F. II. Holmes visited in town last
week.
Miss Florence Adams is spending few
weeks here.
w. NJ. Brooks is confined to his house
with la grippe.
Within a stones throw of each other III
this village lie the remains of two neigh.
bors, one having died on Saturday ano
the other on Monday which is an unusual
occurrence.
The Shepard Family are to give CON
cert here Saturday night.
Miss Clara Barrows is assisting in thu
bank.
Miss Carrie Durham is visiting friends
on the west side of the mountain.
Mrs. M. A. Davis of Union Village ha
been spending few days in town.
w. Perley was called to Keene las
week by the dangerous illness of his sis
ter.
There is to be lecture at the Universe
list church on Friday evening, June n a
so'clock by native japanese who vii
sneak of the manners and customs OF tina
nation.
The Finley Bridge Picnic Club will hol
their third annual picnic on the cam
meeting grounds near Finley bridge o
Friday, July 4th beginning at O'Clock !
the morning to which every one is cor
daily invited. Tables will be furnlshe
to those who wish to occupy them also
chance given to make tea and coffee Ire
Of charge to those who wish to max
them. Horse keeping at reasonabl
charges will be furnished
the farmers in this vicinity. 1t is hope
that the rail road company will allow
part of their trains to stop at the bridge
leave passengers. There will be restau
rant on the grounds at whlcn Vnose WI
wish can buy confectionery, fruits, cigar
fireworks, such as fire crackers, torpedo'
etc. the money from which will be devo'
ed to fitting up the grounds. The amust
ments will be croquette playing, pltchln
quoits, ball playing, etc. Those havln
croquette sets or ropes for swings a
kindly asked TO bring them. Now let !
all be there for a grand old fashiont
good time.
town the first of the week.
Mary O'Connell who is telegraph oper
tor at Ayers Junction, Mass. is at hon
for months vacation.
Alton Ingalls, has gone to New York
drive bread wagon.
Edwin Morgan, cashier in bank
jamestown, n. Y. paid his old friends al
neighbors visit last week.
Miss Bertha Stafford of Ashland, n.
is guest at Edwin Harrington's.
We were glad to see Rev. Mr.. Crawfo
so far recovered as to be able to occul
his desk Sunday.
Rev. S. A. Parker attended the Char
plain Association of Universalists at WI
1iston last week.
Don Rogers brought us a rhubarb lie
which measured "a inches in width al
81 inches in length. Who can beat ths
MANAGER WANTED
Hooker. Brown 4 CO. of Rochester. \. " wan
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