Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-25
BETHEL PERSONALS.


Calvin Ienox of North Adams, Mass, have
been visiting F. L. Martin.
George H. Topper received from Maine
last week ten pounds OF fresh salmon IL
looks nice,
Miss Aprie Hackett of Barre has been
visiting the family of Fred Hackett, her
brother.
Miss Lola Owen and young brother OF
Boston. children of Chas. Owen are WISH
ING their grand father, David owen. Inas
owen is employed in the famous BAKERS
chocolate works at Mattapan near Boston,
Some very desirable improvements are
being made on the iewelry shop OF H. ..
Adams.
Miss Kate Wallace returned from a visit
to Swanton last week.
,Joseph Morris OF Chicago, accompanied
by his wife, Is visiting his sister, Mrs. IT.
win Weston.
Zebina Spaulding was in WOODSTOCK
last week to witness the trial OF clark ior
murder.
q. w. Berry and wife arrived from Bos-
ton last Friday and are established attnelr
summer home on River street.
Mrs. George Topper is visiting friends
in Holyoke, Mass.
A meeting OF the vestry and building
held last Saturday morning, in the matter
of the new proposed vestry building. The
erection of this building will go.on as soon
as the necessary arrangements can be
made.
The bank building is receiving new
coat OF paint.
Chauncey Stanley of Rochester has been
spending a few days in town. the guest OF
DR.. l.. NJ. Green.
Mrs. Sholes of Orwell and Miss Emma
Clark of Ticonderoga, n. Y, have been
visiting Lloyd Johnson.
NJ. G. Stafford was called to Woburn last
Saturday evening on business.
Mrs. George NJ. Wright and Mrs. Har-
iting at Fred A. Mayo's.
The sad news was received here last
week of the death of MisssElla Harris in
California, from consumption.
School meeting next Tuesday evening.
Prof. H. o. Aikens and Miss Grace Laird
of Mortified were the guests OF Mr.. l.. d..
Rood over Sunday.
ID. M. Bliss and Miss Jennie Mudgett
were married at the home of the bride in
Tunbridge last Wednesday evening
Ira Ellis went to Stowe last Saturday to
visit DIR. ID. l.. Burnett.
The selectmen have two petitions for
highways on their hands, one for Adam
Maynard and one for Patrick Wynn to the
house occupied by Peter Burrelle.
The guild of the Episcopal church viii
meet at Mrs r. S. Wilson'S on Thursday
afternoon OF this week.
Lynn T. Chadwick OF w. r. junction
visited his father and other friends IN
town over Sunday
Ladies who want the best fitting corset
should try a W. b. Brooks & Washburn
keep them, also full line of Zephyr cor
sets for summer.
Prof. Blaisdeu returned to his home in
Laconia, n. H., last Saturday.
Special values in La gauze and cotton
underwear, night robes, ETC., at Brooks d
Washburn's.
NJ. NJ. Wilson went to Burlington the
first of the week to graduate at the U. v.
NJ.
Try Royal Stainless Black Hose, war
ranted fast colors, sold by Brooks & Wash
burn.
Veterinary Surgeon Carpenter of Straf-
ford was in town last week.
Fine summer Lap Robes and busters at
Brooks q Washburn's.
Mrs. w. w. Richardson of Lowell and
Mrs. F. Beardsley of Boston are stopping
with their brother, Geo. Clark.
Cotton's Flavoring extracts are the fin
est and strongest in the world. Brooks d
Washburn sell them.
Mrs. F. NJ. Celley, formerly of town but
now of Chicago, made her friends in this
vicinity a short call on Tuesday of last
week.
When you want the best and whitest
-four try barrel of Brooks q Washburn's
White Satin.
The scholars in Dist. No. 9 olympus
Ef.r1r bax yin he = he
term ending June 18th are: Lulu Bowen,
Grace Gilman, Roy Dustin, Lawrence, Luce
and Earl Buttles. John Gilman had no
marks during the last half of the term.
ANNA L. HATCH, Teacher.
Mrs. Simeon Chase of Randolph visited
in town last week.
w. NJ. Brooks has bought caligraph.
Miss Florence johnson of Newtonville,
Mass, was the guest of Chas. Spaulding
last week.
May Spaulding went to Saxton's River
on Saturday to spend several weeks with
friends and relatives.
Five pounds choice Carolina rice for 80
cents. Five pounds loose muscatelle raj
sins for so cents. F. NJ. WHITcoMB.
A. j. Davis is ON business trip through
Orange County this week.
Wynn Rogers of So. Royalton visited in
town last Saturday.
Don't go to blaeksmiths for dress goods
OF to a dry goods store for your jewelry,
but go to r. S. Adams.
Mrs. Rowena Chamberlain has disposed
of her household goods and on Monday
started for Gardner, Me-, where she is to
make her home in the future with her
daughter.
The auditors report for Dist. No 3 shows
the following statement of the finances |
for the past year:
Cash on hand July LIST, 1890, 1896 |
Reed on tax bill 1731. 80
Tuition 1850 |
Public money for 1891 391. 20 |
Balance due treasurer S75I
Contra
Salary of teachers and ianitor 1880
Desks and shades 212.s2
Organ 5000
Charts 41.OOl
Cleaning school house 11.O0
Insurance $500
Fuel S4lOi
Repairs and supplies, 1852 1
There is now due on tuition and tax /
bills just enough to make up what is due 1