Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-16
BETHEL HOME NEWS
Waller N. BROOKS. Editor.

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iting her home.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ray last Tuesday morning.
G. E. Graham returned last week from a
visit to the Pacific coast.
James Sargent of Dartmouth college
was at home last week on short visit.
Cady d Son and j. P. Marsh have hung
out new signs at the Arnold block.
Bert C. Rogers has entered the employ
of the Central Vermont railroad as freight
brakeman.
The seleetmen have appointed Myron
Burnett as one of the listers IN place OF =.
w. Reed, resigned.
DIR. G. E. E. Sparhawk Of Burlington
was called to town last week by the ILL
ness of his aged mother.
1t is reported that Z. A. Burnett has
purchased the laundry business of Addi-
son Bedding in Northampton, Mass.
DR.. r.. NJ. Chase is in Baltimore, Md,
this week attending the commencement
exercises of the Baltimore Medical Col
lege.
Cash paid for calf skins at Bethel Tea
Store. 4w
Farmers, before you purchase your ferti-
lizer write to the Vermont Experiment
Station, Burlington and get their bulletin
report Tor 1890 and read what they say a.
bout Bay State Fertilizer as compared
with other fertilizers. For sale at Bethel
Tea Store. 4w
Members of the Masonic fraternity in
this village go to Barnard nearly every
night to care for A. Fl. Thayer who is very
sick.
Mrs. Sam'l Davis, the venerable mother
of c. S. Davis died last Wednesday at the
home of her son and the funeral services
were held on Friday.
Geo. w. Berry was in town last week.
S.of V. pins and charms at r. $. Ad-
ans.
E.E. Wallace has over so young chicks.
Rev. NJ. P. stickney Of Royalton was in
town Tuesday.
The f. NJ. WhIteomb Co. succeed the
Bethel Tea Store.
DR.. II. w. Barrows of Norwich visited
his parents in town last Saturday.
For a good brood or work mare enquire
of q. II. Topper q Co.
Mrs. A. A. Smith of West Randolph was
the guest OF A. l.. Stearns last week.
A nice line OF ladies' Victoria chains
Chas. Marsh, who recently suffered a
partial shock of paralysis is rapidly con-
valescing.
Mrs. A. L. Stearns returned last Thurs
day from visit of several days in Boston.
Leonard Thayer, employed in X. S.
Adams iewelry store spent the Sabbath
at his home in Barnard.
Nj. II. and e. L. Harrington of Phila-
1aIn aaI1ad . n Rafbpl trTfa. y htr
the failing health OF Edwin harrington,
their father.
Peter O'Connell is improving the ap-
pearance Of the exterior of his house BY
putting up handsome brackets ana is to
paint the building in colors.
The operetta entitled "The Tyrolien
Queen" is to be presented to the public
by the young people of the Cong'l society
on Wed. and Thursday evenings, Apr. y
and % in the Bascom House hall The
operetta is said to be very interesting and
well worthy liberal patronage.
We do keep Bradley's X l. Potato Ma
nure and Corn Phosphate and can sell it
here as low, if not lower than any other
first class Phosphate. We do not ask you
to write the State Chemist.
G. II. UPPER a Co., Bethel.
When the selectmen post their annual
notice forbidding bail playing in the
streets, they should also forbid the use OF
bicycles, tricyeles and velocipedes on the
sidewalks which is nothing less than a
nuisance, endangeTing the lives and limbs
OF pedestrians.
WANTED.-Stock 10 pasture the coming
season. Plenty of feed and plenty of good |
water. Prices to suit the times. Will |
pay cash for few young cattle and dry |
cows. Enquire OF G. j. Wallace, Bethel,
Vt. 4w /
Orrin Chamberlin and wife OF West |
and Mrs. Eugene Pratt of Ma
lone, n. Y, were the guests of j. c. Chad
wick, their uncle last week, Mrs. Pratt |
being on her way home from the South |
where she spent the winter.
The coming event of this spring season
in this place will be the presentation Of |
the operetta, entitled the 'sTyrolean Queen
in four acts, by the young people OF the
church at Bascom House
hall on Wednesday and Thursday even
ings, April % and %. The principal parts
will be taken by Misses Jessie Spaulding,
Iwiddie Stearns, Annie Graham, Fannie
Fisher and Nellie Terry. The perform
ance viii close with tragic cantata called
THE Grasshopper." Admission, % and
30 cents. Reserved seats at Brooks q Wash
burns. 1t is hoped there win be large
attendance.
The Col. Geo. w. Hooker Camp, no. IS.
Sons of Veterans, U. 5. A. located at Beth
Ell, Division OF Vermont do hereby, and
in this public manner tender their heart
felt thanks to Col. Geo. w. Hooker OF
Brsttleboro, VI, for the gift of a large
and beautiful silk flag. AS we look upon
the bright stars and broad stripes, we as
of Hooker camp. no. 40 pledge
anew our fidelity to those heroic veterans
Of our late war who kept not back their
lives when the life of the nation was i'm
perilled. Anew we cheer this glorious
banner our brothers saved from shame
and shot it higher. Cheer it grandlyl l
cursed the tongue that falters in the an
them of the free. Cheer it loudly Let the
welkin echo back our three times three.
Yours in F. c. and l., Sons of Veterans.
Camp no. IS.
West Hartford.