Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
Bethel News.
A. C. Davis is quite i'll.


Mrs. George Clark and daughter
are visiting in Barnard.
C. II. Kidder and wife are in Bos-
ton this week.
Walter Baker has entered the en-
ploy of J. g. Sargent as clerk IN his
store.
Rollin Gibson, ''mine host of the
Baseom House was in New York last
week.
Gilson's Orchestra furnished the
motive power for dance at Rochester
last week
Mrs. Miriam Torrey, widow of the
late David Torrey, has been granted
pension.
Fred Whitney is to move TO the
brick tenement house now occupied by
Adam Maynard.
David Dyke has sold the cottage he
has been building to Adam Maynard.
The Universalist ladies held their
sociable Wednesday evening at the res
idence of j. d. Gushing.
The funeral services of Mrs. A. ID.
Mccoy were held in the Episcopal
meeting house last Thursday, Rev.
Homer White of Mortified officiating.
+. II. jackson, passenger conductor
on the G. V. r. X. made his parents
in this village a short visit last week.
The large ice house at the Wilson
House has been filled with ice which
was shipped from w. Randolph.
The fourth entertainment in the
lecture course was given last week
Wednesday evening by Rev. Walter
Dole of Barre. Subject, abraham
Lincoln.
r. W. Morse has been confined to
his home during The past week with
quincy sores.
March Wilson of Vermont Univer-
sity was at home last week to attend
the funeral of his grandmother.
Miss Alice Sheldon of Stockbridge
has been visiting NJ. IL. Lincoln and
wife.
John Upper and wife Of Rochester
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
p. Holden over Sunday.
Miss Mary Wilson is visiting Prof.
and Mrs. w. n. Cragin at Laconia,
n. ii.
Boys, now is your time to buy a
watch cheap for cash of r. S. Adams
and get a beauty.
Miss Alice Williams and Frank
Williams have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Williams, their grandpar-
ents.
DR.. +. II. Miller, veterinary surgeon
of Burlington would like to hear at
once from dog ianciers who would wish
spaying performed after April LIST.
Six ravenous individuals assembled
in NJ. l.. Furman's dining saloon last
Saturday evening and as the guests OF
Charlie Hoisington partook OF one Of
Miners" famous oyster suppers than
which there is none better. The oc-
casion was the closing scene of the
pool match mentioned last week and
ample Justice was done the toothsome
biyalves.
Cow, horse. wagon, harness, sleigh
robes. etc, also house and lot on easy
terms. NJ. G.. STAFFORD, Bethel, Vt.
Brooks and Washburn are having a
large trade in La Cotton underwear.
Ladies will find the best and most
stylish boots at Brooks and Washburn.
Don't forget that Brooks and Wash
burn keep the largest stock and most
reliable rubber boots and shoes.
Large stock spring style hats and
caps Just received at Brooks and Wash
burns.
At the annual town meeting last
week it was voted to appropriate the
sum of $50 for the proper Observance
of Memorial Day, To furnish Zee text
books for the use of scholars in town
and voted against consolidating school
districts Nos. and 10. One man
made nearly all the nominations and
capped the climax by voting for him
self as a iuryman. The name Of j..
ID. Gushing as one Of the auditors was
objected to because he was oyerseer of
the poor and would have to audit his own
account, but j. q. Sargent who is
treasurer and collector was elected a
member Of the board 10 audit his own
accounts. consistency. thou art a
jewel"
NOTICE.
/ wish to announce to the peopleof West
Randolph and vicinity that i have bought