Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-22
BETHEL HOME NEWS.
It's economical-Brussels soap.

0co- w Derry was III Town 4hse "oph.
john jackson is in Chicago this.week.
Ed and Roll Gibson have. openedIa dane
ing schooliat RoyaltoD.
A. T. Wizards household goods were
sold at auction last Saturday.
Miss Alice Barrows gave whist party
at her home last Friday evening.
John KeIeher has entered the employ OF
Geo. II. Topper d Co. in their tinshop.
Kidder and Marsh shipped carload of
potatoes to market on Monday.
FP Holden and wife attended the
Stanley lecture at Burlington last Wed.
evening.
A dancing school was held at the Bas-
com House last Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Chadwick has accepted po-
sition as teacher in the Graded School at
w. r. Junction.
Walter, soa OF Merritt Brink has been
dangerously sick during the PAST week
but is convalescing.
Edwin Kittredge went to Leominsfer,
Mass, last week driving his trotter, '.Tem-
pest" over the road.
The Young Peoples Social Annex are
to hold masquerade party at the Bascom
House Friday evening, Feb. 10.
Lagrippe is still a fashionable disease,
there being several cases in town some OF
which are quite severe.
Daniel l.. Parker left last Friday for
Great Falls, n. H., where he is TO enter
the employ of an electric light company.
Station agent j. H. Waldo is to move
back to town and win occupy tenement
in the brick house near the railroad cross
ing where he formerly resided.
Henry L. Chadwick of st. Adams, a
former Bethel lad has recently been re-
elected leader of the Brigade band at that
ty.
"Dick )" the large shepherd dog belong
ing to o. p. Shaw was killed in the cover
ed railroad bridge in the village last week
by passenger train.
Chas. L. Williams of Windsor, grand
son of John Williams OF this place, gave a
dramatic reading in the Bascom house hall
last Wednesday evening. There was a
small audience but those who attended
were well pleased with the entertainment.
Clinton Soper contemplstes starting for
National City, CAL, next Saturday where
he intends to reside for the future, having
made arrangements to go in partnership
with gentleman living in that place, in
growing orange trees for market.
DIR. A. G. Daniels, Horse Medicines for
sale at Bethel Tea Store. 4w
Goodyear Rubber Glove Co. make the
best rubber. You can obtain them at the
Bethel Tea Store. 4w
s. T. Coy OF Bellows Falls was in town
on Tuesday.
III. A. Putnam of Rochester visited in
town last Saturday.
W.T.. Perley Of Fitchburg, Mass, spent
the Sabbath in Bethel.
L. M. Atwood was taken to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital on Thursday last.
Mrs. r. s. Shedd who has been visiting
in Bellows Falls for several weeks has re-
turned home.
Amos Chamberlin is'very sick and his
recovery is reported as doubtful.
John Reed lost good COW by its fall
ing on the ice and fracturine one hip.
The village whist club were entertained
on Tuesday evening by MIR. and Mrs. A.
II. Bowen.
ID. G. Rogers narrowly escaped serious
injury from being caught between load
ed sled and a building at the tannery.
While o. p. Northrop was hitohing up a
colt the animal became frightened and
ran away, breaking the sleigh and har-
ness.
r. w. Morse received two carloads OF
baled hay last week from the north part
of the state.
Call and get good Tubular Lantern for
SOC before they are gone, at g. d. Upper
d Co.
Miss Belle Chamberlin who went to
Springfield, Mass, a few weeks ago to
visit relatives. is sick in that city with
measles and Frank II. Chamberlin, her
father was called there last week.
Get box of harness members for Csc
and save ten times their cost at G.. IL.
Topper q Co.'S.
carload OF mich cows from this station
on Wednesday.
A broken axle on car loaded with bark
delayed the way freight two miles above
the village and blocked the track Tuesday
afternoon. This and two freight cars off
the iron in the yard, required the services
of wreck train from White River june
ton.
A pair of horses from George T. Nc
Lauthlin's stock farm at Gaysville were
frightened by the cars while standing in
front of +. A. Chadwiok's harness shop
Tuesday me rning and vanished up the
street on lively run. c. II. Kidder took
the driver OF the team into his sleigh and
followed after them SO sharply that the
runaways were caught about ga of mile
from where they started before any dam
age WIS uouts
At the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF the National White River Bank on
Tuesday of last week the following Direc-
tors were elected, ID c Denison, II H Gil
son, @ f Graham, A A Brooks and M Syl-
vester. The directors elected ID G Deni-
son, Pres and Nj. Sylvester, Cashier.
You might as well guess on the conun-
drum at the head ofthe Wales Goodyear
ad. on another page, and at the same time
buy a pair of their two buckle goods.
West Braintrce.
frank Sumner is well again and has re-
turned to St. Adams.
VIM. Martin of Roxbury is quite sick so
has bought no sheep for several weeks
past.
Mrs. Mason Battles has returned from
two months visit in Boston.
j. Pratt IN saving wood for Martin Sum
ner.
Cvrns T4ill helrad Martin gnmnar last