Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-04-09
BETHEL HOME NEWS
WALTER N. BROOKS, Editor.

Twelve inches Of snow fell Fast Day.
A young son OF Chester Foster is sick.
What has become of the schoolhouse
fag9
George Rowe has moved to the George
Sanspra house.
Geo. Marsh went to Worcester, Mass,
last week with carload of potatoes.
Miss Jane TODD is sick at the residence
of j. j. Wilson.
F. NJ. W hitcomb is moving to the nj. u.
Stafford house on North Main street.
Hiram Owen has gone to housekeeping
in the Jerry Morse house.
Miss Alice Barrows spent Fast Day in
Norwich with DR.. II. W. Barrows, hef
brother.
Louis Perrott has moved from the bee
hive" to his house near the cemetery.
Yonng men win find big stock Of sty-
lish spring oyercoats at Brooks q wash
burns. wv
John Jackson returned last week from
New York where he has been several
weeks
Monairs worth soc. selling at soc. at
Brooks q Washburn's. wv
Mrs. IL. II. ellison, who has been in
Boston for medical treatment has return
ed to her home.
Big stock new and correct styles OF la
dies Jackets Just received from New YORK
of Rrool.s 81 Washburn's. Wv
Do not forget the fact that r. s. Adams
sells good $500 spectacles for only sl.5O.
The Y. P. S. c. E. gave a sugar party
and parlor entertainment in the Bascom
House hall last Monday evening which
consisted of music, tableaux, readings, etc.
Ladies should examine the spring dress
goods at Brooks & Washburn's. Bargains
In India Twills, Serges, Henriettas, PLAID
and Wool Suitings, 2w
Lorenzo Atwood, who was taken to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington on
a bed several weeks ago has SO far recov-
cred as to be able to return to his home
last Saturday.
The remains OF Francis Belding, son of
the late julius Belding were brought to
this town last Thursday evening from the
insane asylum at Brattleboro where he
died last week Monday. The body. was
accompanied by Leslie Belding OF Water
bury, Conn, brother OF the deceased;
Funeral services were held in the Cong
church on Saturday, Rev. G. w. Wright
officiating and the interment made in the
cemetery ON "Robinson HILL"
The puerile twaddle hashed up each
week by the West Randolph correspond
ent OF the Argus and Patriot and said to
emanate from some communicated"
makes the average reader of that paper
decidedly weary and the mouldy old
"chestnutn which was fished up last week
and George Buekman's name attached 10
it was so aged and musty "goak" as 70
be nauseating. What change 1t would
be If the "Communicator" should commu-
nicate something original
Henry j. Burrelle started last Saturday
for Joliet, ILL.,, where he has signed con-
tract to play base ball this season. "Har-
ry'i won an enviable reputation in the
west last summer as a successful pitcher
and numerous clubs in that section have
sought his services for the season of 1891.
His many friends in Bethel will watch his
work in the pitehers's box this sum-
mer with considerable interest.
Harry A. Segel will be here in May With
a large line OF Summer Novelties and 1t
will pay you all to wait for him.
The ouarto- centennial of the founding
OF the order Of the G. A. r. was celebrated
by Post Daniel Lille G. A. r. and Camp
Geo. W. Hooker 5. of V. last Monday ev-
ening.
Farmers, before you purchase your ferti-
lizer write to the Vermont Experiment
Station, Burlington and get their bulletin
report for 1890 and read what they say a.
bout bay OlAie fefllliIeT as COM aTtu
with other fertilizers. For sale at Bethel
Tea Store 4w
Ahial Putnam narrowly escaped serious
injury one day last week by the breaking
of his wagon near Finlay bridge, throw
ing him to the ground. The horse ran to
the village but Mr.. Putnam escaped with
out injury,
WANTED.-Stock to pasture the coming
season. Plenty Of feed and plenty OF good
water. Prices to suit the times. viii
pay cash for few young cattle and dry
cows. Enquire of G. j. Wallace, Bethel,
VT. 4w
At meeting of the Universalist parish
held in their church last Monday even
ing Myron Burnett was elected treasurer, |
vice III. H. ellison resigned and F. l.. Mar |
tin was elected vestryman, vice II. II. |
ellison resigned. 1t was voted TO build an
annex to the church for which over 5000
has been subscribed and NJ. Burnett, q. |
III. Upper and c. ID. Cushing were elected
building committee.
Cash paid for calf skins at Bethel Tea |
Store. 4w |