Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-08
BETHEL PERSONALS.


brother, B. G. Bundy.
Mrs. T. A. Chadwick spent several days
at Lebanon, n. H., last week.
Fred H. Kelsey, a well known Bethel
bow. was married last Saturday morning
at 81. Pauls church, Concord, N. H., to
Miss Letitia ii. Nelson of that city and
the newly married couple passed througA
this town on the afternoon mail OF the
same day and are expected TO return I.
Bethel the last of this week for few days
visit with friends. Mr.. Kelsey was form
erly connected with the New England OBJ
server, published at White River Junction
and he followed that paper when it was
removed to Keene, n. H., since which
time he has been steadily climbing up the
ladder and is now city editor Of the Con-
cord Daily Monitor, senator w. Il. Cham
dler's paper.
Mrs. e. F. Wilson is in Boston this
week purchasing the most complete line
OF winter millinery ever seen in Bethel.
Christ church has been the recipient of
a handsome new brass altar cross, the gift
OF Miss e. S. Fogg and friend in Chica-
go.
r. s. Adams is ready now to sell you
watches at reduced prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Allen were at Wood
stock last week, conducting the Cottage
Hotel" during the absence OF Landlord
Baldwin and wife.
Another gang,of river men are at work
on the river, being camped, eighteen
strong, near Nathan Parker's. They are
putting in a crib at that point TO guide
the river in one stream and keep it from
separating there as it always does
now at high water.
Ernest Maynard has opened branch
barber shop at Gaysville.
A teachers institute is to be held here
Oct. 22nd and 23rd. Addresses will be
made by Supt. Palmer, Examiner j. II.
Dunbar and other noted educators.
Last Friday F. l.. Martin received a tel
egram announcing the death of his broth
erin law, F. w. Welsby of North Adams,
Mass. This was the first intimation that
Mr.. Martin had that his brother-in- law
was not in the best OF health.
Joseph Regain of Barnard has rented the
rooms in the Gardner Wheeler house at
present occupied by Dean Upper.
N. F. Clark, formerly OF this town has
been appointed General Agent for Yer
mont for the United Mutual Accident In
surance Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Northrup have been
visiting at Fairfield, their former home.
G. P. Coy fell from the freight depot |
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per arm in two places.
The "Betheln band took first prize at |
Tunbridge Worlds Fair this year, being |
the sum OF $50. We call it the Bethel
band because J. G. Chadwick of Bethel |
was the organizer OF the same, although |
the band never met before the night OF the
fair and came from all over the state.
L. s. Bird is to move into the Lucy
Paine house.
Rev. E. H. Byington and Mrs. Ellington
formerly Miss s. w. Janes) of Brooklyn,
N. y, were in town last week, leaving
for a carriage drive to Burling
ton by way of Montpelier and returning
This week They will receive their friends
Friday evening OF this week at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilson. They take
his way Of seeing their friends in this vi
Unity as their stay in town is short.
Wesley F. Baker has received an increase
II pension.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Roberts OF Mont
,elier have been spending a week at the
Wilson House on honeymoon trip.
Coons are quite plenty this fall. E. E.
Wallace recently killed one that weighed
s pounds.
Herbert G. Emery, the son OF l.. s. EN-
ry of Washington, ID. c., is visiting at
lis uncle's, Alonzo Emery. He made the
rip from Philadelphia to Bethel on his
bicycle, distance of about $50 miles, rid
ng some days over 80 miles. He intends
eturning via. Boston and making the
whole trip to Washington on his wheel,
! distance OF about 600 miles.
Mrs. Laura Matthews of Lawrence,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. David
Paige in town.
Great values in fur capes for ladies at
Brooks & Washburne's.
w. q. Shaw, who travels for G. w.
smith of W. r. Junction has been confin
ID to the house at his fathers with bad
llcer.
Harry A. Durham OF Woodstock was in
own over Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Chapman, who has been
quite i'll is improving with prospect OF
peedy recovery.
Miss Ann Sargent went to Boston last
week where she is to remain four weeks
t. e. Wilson, who has been at Sutton, I
Y. H., this summer returned home last
aturday. {
George Wilkins, Lennie Brown and
.thers who were working at the South
aoyalton shoe shop, have returned home
IS the shop has shut down for the present
IN account of low water.
Brooks & Washburne are showing the I
inest line of ready made clothing in this
art Of the state.
Merrill A. Owen picked bunch of ripe
last Tuesday.
The Young Peoples Annex of the Uni
ersalist church met at DR.. L. NJ. Greene's
asst Monday evening.
Another invoice of those nice fitting
utside jackets and garments for ladies
nd misses. They do fit.
f. NJ. Whitcomb's ssBaymontv took
rst premium at the Worlds Fair at Tun-
ridge as three-year- stallion and al
0 made very creditable showing among
be three Westmont colts shown. James
Vheeler's Billiard stallion, Joe Call, took
be society premium in the stallion race.
We've Just received another lot of those
lie harnesses that took so well before
ook them over before buying anything.
CADY's HARNESS SHOP.
Mrs. E. G. Brown is in Boston this wk
The long bridge over White River is be-
g re-planked.
3. M. Washburne OF Brooks q Wash
lrne is IN Boston this week looking Tor
e seasons novelties.