Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-07-10
BETHEL LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

OF Chicago visited at Robert Mobiles
last week.
Miss Flora Shaw, having completed
her engagement at w. r. Junction is
now at her home in this village
j. P. Marsh and family spent the
4th in Barre.
Milton Allen has received an in
crease to his pension but we are not
informed how much.
ID. c. Rogers has bought out Or.
f. A. Burnett's market which the Dr.
was forced to sell from i'll health
Our people are indebted to G. w
Berry and Edwin Harrington for a
handsome display of fireworks on the
evening of the 4th.
The picnic at Finley's bridge was a
very pleasant one with some oyer 2OO
In attendance.
Our people seemed to wander about
on the 4th, going to Barre, Water
bury, Pittsfeld, Barnard, etc.
We understand that the school meet
ing in Finley bridge district was lille
gal.
II. c. Nichols of Claremont, n. ii.
was in town last week buying horses,
obtaining six nice ones which he drove
to his home in Claremont assisted by
l.. S. Bird.
w. M. Brooks and sisters Mrs. l..
S. Bird, Miss Mary Brooks and Mrs.
nj. n. Kendall, their cousin, went to
Lake Pleasant, Mass, last week to
attend to some business connected with
an aunt recently deceased in that place.
f. C. Bigelow and wife of Detroit,
Mich, were at their brother-in-law's,
A. l.. Stearns' over Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Atwood has been quite
i'll the past three weeks.
Miss Celia Brooks is visiting an
unit in Northampton, Mass. for a few
days.
r. S. Adams and wife have spent
the past few days at her home in West
Hartford.
Manson Seavy and wife of Boston
have been guests at f. NJ. Whitcomb's
several days.
S. c. Cady. wife and daughter
spent Sunday in Q~uechee.
Paris green at Miller's drug store. 3w
Mr.. +. II. Kittredge from the New
England Conservatory of Music, Bos-
ton, will take pupils on piano or organ
during the summer, at reasonable rates.
Pianos tuned or repaired in a first class
manner. Wv
Frank Holmes and j. G.. Graham
are to compile and publish a history of
Windsor county and are in town gath
ering matter for it. We understand
that town clerk, w. r. Adams is to
write up the historical part for this
town.
Miss Bessie Standish who has been
teaching in New York was the guest
of her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Wilson the first of the week.
Sup. Dunbar held an examination
of teachers in this village on Tuesday
and Wednesday.
J. p. Driscoll has bought the inter-
est of Scott in the stable of Scott and
Bird and the business in the future
will be conducted under the firm name
of Driscoll and Bird. Give them a
call.
G. j. Wallace had the misfortune to
lose his wallet last week but it very
fortunately fell into honest hands, those
of Adam Maynard who returned it to
him.
VIM. Rogers, the manufacturer of
the celebrated VIM. Rogers plated ia
BILE ware, with his wife and son are
stopping at the Wilson house.
Nj. n. Kendall has gone to Bar
nard to do the haying on Frank Gil
sons farms and win take his family up
later to keep house.
Cards were received on Tuesday
morning announcing the marriage of
Miss Jennie Wilmot in Lynn, Mass,
on the 9th to Mr.. Coyle Of that city.
Miss Julia Hatch, a teacher il
Keene. \. III. who is spending her va
cation at home met with quite a severe
accident last Saturday. She with a
companion had leased one of the cot
tages on the camp ground for the pur-
pose of camping in it. In coming
down to the grounds from her fathers
the horse in some way became fright