Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-18
RETHEL HOME NEWS

F.P. Holden and family are 10 move "
oi.,.aoob y n as soon as their house |
there can be made ready for thenl' Dul
inc a long residence here, the nrst par as
cashier OF the 6ank, Mr.. Holden nas luen
tined himself with all the pubic lnler ts1,
OF the town aDc we can ia hhoiu ~
many such citizens.
The COMMUNICATING for the new Con-
,-egational chapel last Saturday, June 10,
ct 10 M. was well attended and impress
I've The service was attended by tne aSt-
In pastor. Rev. G. W. Wright, assisted py
some of the neighboring ciergymen' Au-
dresses were made by Bros. hamage ~ ~, ~.
Rovalton, Boynton OF Braintree, farkSr
and Robelin of Bethel. The first sno N,
full OF earth was thrown OUT py Mss so 10y
Graham. president OF the iaules alo soeie 80,
~ and The first breaking OF the soo Mas
~ q. Sargent, chairman OF the puliu-
10 committee, The dedicatory service
,Tes conducted hy Rev. Mr.. Wright, VINO,
in appropriate language set apart lne
ground for the building OF house OF wor
Ship according to Congregational usase'
The attention of all maple sugar makers
who intend to realize from the govern
ment bounty next year, is called 70 .ne
fact that they cannot get the bounty heAe
wear unless they file notice aho mar :
snnlication for license and execute a
bond before July LIST, 1891. The bono Is
simply conditioned that the sugar maker
will comply with the regulation OF uhe
Government. All necessary papers VIII pe
sent free on application by postal caro- 10
q. s. Forbes, st. Adams. There Is no
bounty on syrup that is not mace iiluo
sugar. A sample copy OF tne reg u = =.
NAV he seen at the office OF wilson q Ar
mold. Ii would seem that the people are
not taking much interest in this matter as
only about 1900 applications have thus lar
been made for the blank papers ana from
this have followed only 81 bonds, eleven
of these being from the town OF SorlhVn
alone.
Cbildren's Sunday at the Universalist
church was an extremely pleasant occa
sion. Rev. S. A. Parker, the pastor prea:s la
ed To the children at the morning service,
after which he dedicated sixteen oil tne
children of the parish. Their names were
Edmond c Bowen, Frank w Bailey, MAUD
Edna Cadv. William II Burnett, Lulu NJ
Lincoln, Susie Alice Lattimer, Austin En-
ery Lattimer, Gardner T Wheeler, WINE
Il Markham, Josie q Reed, L Hermione
Brown, Bonnie G Brown, Florence May
Brown, Henry A Upper, Alice NAV EN-
ery and Robert p Emery. The churcn wa
very finely decorated with flowers ano
ferns and after the children were baptized
the pastor presented each of them with
beautiful bouquet asking them TO keel
them as memento OF the occAsioh. ny
music under the direction OF Mrs. X M
Chase was exceedingly fine, Mrs. CHASE
herself rendering several solos In a very
artistic manner.
Sunday seems to have been day OF ac
cidents in Bethel. Roy Wheeler started
to drive down the hill from his hous'
with his mother when some part OF TN
harness gave away which caused SOM
very tall kicking on the part OF the hors
hut no great damage was done as assls
lance was near. young man employ
ed in the tannery drove out one OF M. .
Safford's horses and was driving up to Z
s. Parkers house and left the team II
charge of a small boy while he went int
the house and the horse became frIghten
ed and pulled back from the boy an
hacked the wagon down the high stair
OF the wharfing and fell backwards upo
the buggy. The horse was not damage
but the wagon was considerably broke
M The third accident took place by ID
III. r.. near Alexander Morses. Geo. I'D
munds and wife and child of Stockbrldg
were driving in one buggy ana tneI
was team following them. trelg1
train came upon them suddenly. Mr.. I'd
munds Jumped from the buggy and too
his horse BY the bits but could not hol
him until he had overthrown the buggy
throwing Mrs. Edmunds and the chill
ou1. By this time the team following
containing a brother of Mr.. Edmund
became unmanageable and piled up in
pile near the forward team. No one We
seriously injured except Mrs. Edmunds.