Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-13
BETHEL PERSONALS.

F. M. Whiteomb will exhibit his fine
stallion Baymont at the Breeders meeting
at White River junction the last of this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Chadwick spent sew
eral days last week in Brookfield.
We think that every one who attended
Rev. j. J. Lewis lecture last Monday ev-
ening felt that it was one OF the treats of
the season. II was really the best stere-
opticon lecture we ever attended introduce
ing to us living pictures of the voyage,
Antwerp, Brussels, Waterloo, etc.
Miss lnez Spear is spending a few days
at w. E. Heath's.
The foundation of the house in which
d. B. Upper is to live on Edwin Har-
rington's place has been laid.
Work on the new Congl vestry twas be-
gun last Tuesday.
Mrs. George Brooks returned from her
six weeks visit to Greenfield, Mass, last
week.
Daniel Davis, a boy of So years, has
moved over 20 acres of stout grass the
present season with a scythe by hand.
Miss Alice Edison of w. r. junction Wis
tied her mother in this place last Satur-
day.
Fred Arnold and family have been
spending several days at Echo Farm.
Miss Maybelle Aspinwall and friend of
Lebanon, N. H., have been visiting Miss
Kate Kendall.
Miss Ida George of West Randolph has
been visiting friends in town.
The Episcopal Guild held a sociable at
Mrs. c. c. Stearns last week.
Mrs. E. F. Wilson received a new line
of very handsome Saxony worsted last I
week, also some fine shirt waists.
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bath last Sunday afternoon in the well OF /
Emery Parker. 1t seems that Mr.. Wash
burne was trying to estimate the depth of /
water in the well when the watch fell out /
of his pocket and got there first. They
say this is the only example on record OF
slime" getting ahead of Mr.. w.
Roy Wheeler returned from Bellows
Falls last Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Wyman who has been visiting
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. G. H. Kimbail
for the past few months, returned to her
home at East Walpole, Mass, last We'd
Mrs. p. H. Ewing and children, who
have been visiting in Mass, returned last
week.
Fred Arnold has been made the recipi-
ent Of very fine present. IL is only dog
but it is well trained setter and will tell
you where the game is il there is any.
Archie MarisauIt and Eugene Burrelle
have been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Susan Senter of Cabot has been WIS.,
iting L. E. Wilson.
Miss Twiddie Stearns is visiting at
Bradford this week at the home of her
uncle, Maj. j. c. Stearns.
Why is it that Horace Ballou looks SO
smiling these days? 1t is because he has
been granted pension of SO month and
$500 back pay, the result of over five years
of waiting.
Mrs. Z. s. Fiske and Fred Fassett of
Waltsheld have been stopping in town.
Adelbert F. Dyke, wife and child have
been visiting at d. t. Dykes.
Mrs. c. r. Chadwick has an old fashion
ed flower bed that would pay one to ride
many miles to see. 1t rivals the flowers
that excelled Solomon in all his glory. In
particular one notices the peoples and the
hollyhocks of every known color and va
riety.
The new school to be taught by Miss
Anna Upper is to be located in the ground
floor of the wooden part of the Child
block.
Advent Camp meeting begins Saturday
the 22nd inst at the grounds near Finley
bridge.
Mrs. j. ]. Wilson is confined TO the
house with a sprained ankle, the result of
a fall upon the stone steps in front of her
residence.
A neighborhood basket picnic was held
on the lawn of w. r. Adams yard last ,
Thursday afternoon with an attendance
of q.
The school library is open Saturday ev-
ening from to for the convenience of
those who wish books.
Mrs. H. B. Salisbury, Miss Mabel Smith ,
and Miss Cornie Pierce of West Randolph !
called on friends in town last Saturday. !
Why be late to the train as a man was {
last week when you can get a reliable /
Wallingford watch of X. S. Adams for /
only FIVE dollars.