Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-02-19
Waller NJ. BROOKS. Editor.

w. F. Perley of Fitchburg spent
Sunday in town.
Eugene Tucker has moved to Stock
bridge.
John Williams and wife are visiting
their children in Windsor.
Lewis Hathaway of Montpelier was
In town over Sunday.
The Y. p. S. A. met at the resi-
dence of Rev, S. A. Parker Monday
evening.
Amasa Dutton of Craftsbury is the
guest of David Dutton, his brother.
The wonderful Edison photograph
was exhibited in the Bascom House
hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Herman Morse of West Ran
dolph was the guest of Mrs. G.. L.
Chadwick last Sunday.
Prof. VIM. r. Shipman and son of
Tufts College were guests at the Will
son House last Friday night.
NJ. +. Warrington, Unpopular land
lord of the Wilson House was in
Woodstock last Saturday.
Hiram Owen has the frame of his
new house up and is rapidly covering
it.
Mrs. S. I. Coy and Miss Anna
Williams, her granddaughter of Bel
lows Falls visited in town last week.
Mrs. Laura (Goss) Coyle and child
rem of Windsor, visited her parents in
town las. week.
The district clerks reports show
there were nineteen deaths and TWEEN
ty-two births in Bethel in 1890.
Clinton Abbott and Mrs. G. c. Alb
bolt, his mother of Underhill have
been visiting in town the past week.
A new bookcase or cupboard has
been put up at the postofiice for the
use of the ''reading club.
Miss Lizzie Hayward of Lowell,
Mass, and Percy Smith OF Mortified
were guests at w. +. Heath's over
Sunday.
Several couple from Bethel attended
the Nashville Students entertainment
at West Randolph last week.
Asa Adams and wife of Barnard
visited Mrs. f. B. Markham, their
daughter and family last Saturday.
David Dyke contemplates moving to
the David Tolles farm on Royalton
hill and engaging in farming.
j. z. Marsh has purchased the pic
ture framing business of VIM. r. Adj
ANS and moved it to his furniture
store.
Rev. G.. w. Wright addressed the
Sons of Veterans at their meeting last
Thursday evening in commemoration
Of the birthday OF Abraham Lincoln
A young child OF Mrs. Rose Perrott
died quite suddenly last Thursday ev-
ening. The funeral was held on Sat-
Hrday and the remains placed in the
tomb at the cemetery.
Geo. l.. Ballou has accepted a po-
sition at good salary as draughtsman
for the Berlin Iron Bridge Co. of Ber-
lin, Conn, and lett on the 10th for
that place.
j. p. Martin is the owner of fine
colt which was sired by "Joe Call, !"
owned by J. d. Wheeler. 1t is eight
months old, stands 1873 hands high |
and weighs 6l0 pounds.
DIR. III. w. Barrows and several
friends from Norwich were in town
last Friday evening to attend the mas
querade ball.
Miss Laura Chadwick of w. Hart
ford has been the guest of Mrs. r. S.
Adams, her sister during the past wk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Noble are re-
joicing over their Valentine in the
form Of a bouncing boy born to them
Feb. Ia.
J. w. Waldo, End, and family of
Royalton visited station agent j. H.
Waldo, his son and family in this viii
lage last Saturday.
S. c. Durham returned last week
from visit to Walpole, N. H., where
his two daughters reside both of whom
are in poor health.
Mercury registered 81 dogs. warm
er Monday morning than on Sunday
morning, the change in the temporal
ture Sunday night being very rapid.
Next Sunday being ashington's
Rev. g. w. Wright has in
rited the Sons of Veterans to attend
attend the Cong'l church in the even
ing when exercises appropriate to the /
occasion will be conducted.
r. 5. Adams has just received a
arge invoice of gold and silver watch :
IS and has some remarkable bargains
or the customers. Among others is a
handsome watch for S. and present !,
# watch chain.
An elegant line of prints, ginghams. y
american serges and other wash goods 2
ust opened at Brooks and Washburn,s