Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-07-17
BETHEL LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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Hartland.
Lewis Bates has been granted an
increase of pension.
Miss Lila Martin has gone TO Nan
tasket beach for the summer.
Mrs. r. w. Morse and daughter
visited her parents in Mortified last
week.
Carl d. Gushing returned last Sat
urday from his trip to the Pacific
coast.
Miss Gertrude Davis is visiting rel
atives in Bellows Falls this week.
There were l04 tickets sold from
this station for the excursion to Provl-
dence Island.
Miss Alice Barrows Of Lebanon, n.
III. came home last Saturday to visit
her parents.
Mrs. Fred Adams and children of
Hartford were the guests of k. ;. Adj
ans last week.
+. b. Martin and wife of Rochester
visited postmaster, +. l.. Martin, their
son last week.
AT the annual meeting in school
district No. 4 it was voted to send the
scholars to the graded school in the
village.
Mrs. Chas. Thurston, nee Miss
Clara jackson and daughter of Wo-
burn, Mass, are visiting her parents
in this village.
Relatives in town have received
news Of the death Of the youngest
child of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Durham
Of Edmunds, /. I.
There were over fifty would-be
school ma rms in attendance at the ex-
animation held in town last week by
Supervisor Dunbar.
c. ii. Kidder shipped 50 calves, .
cows and hogs to market on Monday.
Quite large delegation of base ball
enthusiasts attended game at South
Royalton last Saturday between the
club in that village and one from w.
Randolph.
A. l.. Stearns sold a valuable young
horse last week to G.. Place of Wo-
burn, Mass, and shipped the animal
on Monday 10 that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Losier oi
Washington, d. G., are the guests o.
Alonzo Emery, her brother. Mrs,
Losier Will be remembered as Miss
Nellie Emery, formerly of this place,
c. c. Smith camp, No. a, Div. VT
S. ", Il. s. A. win hold specia
meeting at G.. A. r. hall Saturday
eve. July 18th. All officers and mem
bers are requested to be present.
+. d. Hickey, Capt, J.. w. Rand
LIST Lieut..
Lieut.. l.. W. Rand of G. G. Smitl
camp, No. a., S. Of V. was in st
Adams last week as delegate to th'
Division Encampment held at tina
place.
Miss Ann Sargent has returned Il
Boston.
John Wallace has moved into tene
ment in the Durham house.
Brooks 4 Washburn have put in
large stock of Butterick's pattern
which viii be kept for sale at usua
prices.
Mrs. w. n. Cragin of Laconia, n
II. is visiting in town.
w. G.. Shaw and family OF w. r
Junction spent the Sabbath with hi
parents in town.
Miss Mary Chadwick has resigne'
her position as teacher in the grades
school.
Guy Wilson and wife have gone +
Fairlee Lake camping for two weeks
Miss Nellie Lee OF Tunbridge is Wis
] iting Mrs. Charlotte Davis, her grand
I mother.
! r. S. Adams has the largest assert
: ment of spectacles and eye glasses ey
: er shown in this section of the state.
L. p. Billiards. horse became fright
4 ened by water from the hydrani
: which was being used TO wet down tn
streets, and tipped over his wagon j
I front of the Wilson house, breakin
the vehicle considerably.
The number of children in town be
:. tween the ages of ; aud Is as report
ed by the district clerks is 346, boy
1871 and girls 100. OF this humble
295 attend school, boys 1853, girls 1872
= Twenty-one teachers are employed,
y male and 10 female. The expense
Of the schools for the past year wer
S56S5.0S.
. Peddlers are selling spectacles an
eve classes in this vicinity for 50 an
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