Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-14
John jackson has returned to Chi

: Mrs. M. "A. Moody visited IN OHel-
I sea last week.
e Ed. and Fred Arnold have gene to
e Austin, Pa.
Fred II. Adams and son Of Hart
: ford have been visiting r. S. Adams,
: his brother
e Mrs. A. A. Brooks, Mrs. S. NJ.
Washburn and Miss j. Sylvester have
gone TO Saratoga.
Adam Maynard and family spent
Sunday with friends in Roxbury.
There were 81 tickets sold at this
station to attend the National Encamp-
ment.
Miss Clara Barrows is employed in
the bank during the absence OF W. +.
/ Perley.
f. II. Kittredge is in Bethlehem, n.
H., for a few days this week.
Miss Mary Chadwick is going to
Castleton to teach in the Normal school.
Rollin ellison and his mother spent
Sunday with the family of f. II. Bas-
com in Montpelier
A force of railroad bridgemen are
repairing the bridges north Of the vii
lage.
Mrs. f. p. Blanchard and daughter
of Rutland are visiting in town.
The Episcopal Guild was held at
/ the residence Of William j. Rogers /
last week Wednesday.
Mrs. w. G.. Stearms aud two child
ren Of Brockton, Mass, are al Mrs. c. I
G. Stearns.
Miss Hattie Welch started last week
for Grand Rapids, Mich, to visit l..
w. WEIGH, her brother.
William Ainsworth and wife Of Wal
than, Mass +, are the guests Of Mrs.
A. d. Sanders, his sister.
Laurie Holden, who is attending
school at Concord, n. H., is at his
home on vacation.
Albert Sanders and wife with friends
went on a carriage ride to No. Mont
peier last week TO visit relatives.
Alton ingalls, has been employed in
New York city bat returned 70 his
home last week i'll with measles.
w. +. Perley and Miss Kate Wheel J
er left town last Saturday for an out
ing Of two weeks at Bethlehem and
Chesterfield Lake, n. II.
The Bethel base bali team were de-
feated last Saturday by score Of II
TO 8. Great Scott what mpiring. |,
The selectmen neglected to post a
check list 80 days before 'Freeman's
as the Jaw requires, but list
has been made out and posted since q
then and il is the duty of every voter
10 see that his name is on the list. y
j. d. Gushing, who held a mort
gage on the goods al the grocery store
and meat market purchased By +. a. r
Burnett last spring has taken posses Il
.ion Of the property and the business
S now run under the management Of n
2. d. Cushing, his sou. al
William Gafiney Of Austin, Pa,
vas the guest OF Mrs.E. T. Arnold, his h
lister, last week. Mr.. Gafiney was b
ooking tor location to establish works
o manufacture pyroxylic acid or wood u
Ilcohol, obtained in the dry distillation h,
# wood. About 2000 cords of hard
wood would be required annually but
IS the price would be limited to 81 % >
'er cord, this section was not consider Sc
d favorable location.
The following item clipped from TT. !. y
Dodge, Ia, paper Of recent date in II
egard to a Bethel lad will be read with VI
nuch interest by admirers of the Ma
ional game in this vicinity: an
"Burrell, the Singers new south vi
aw pitcher, who it was expected N
lould arrive in the city this morning
'om Dubuque, failed to show up, and b.
5 consequence the boys did not 90 va
} Schaller to-day to participate in the ac
all game there with Newell against
lie Ida Grove club, and the probabili- "a
es are the game will be postponed. lin
dubuque people are sore because Of ii.
urrelFs suspension by the manage
tent there. The Dubuque Times has
ie following to say Much dis e e
itisiaction is expressed over the in ~ =.
finite suspension Of Harry Burrell, 80
ie Vermont left-hander. Burrell has
on 26 games out of 30 he has pitch las
this season and has showed himself da
be the best twirler in the league. I'M
e joins the Fort Dodge team, which FAC
independent Of any league, at the
me salary as he got in Dubuque" pre-
States Attorney w. B. c. Stickuev l i
ent to White River Junction last wk. uei
I'd represented the State at the pre- ''e
minary trial of Geo. Wright. the
ghwayman, who was captured at Eu
artford. BY the description of the 60