Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-29

was a great success. Elgnty Ueacnerl
were present besides many citizens. Stat
Supt. Palmer at large expense procured
the attendance of A. w. Edison, agent o
the Mass Board of Education who gav'
the teachers nearly the whole OF one day.
instruction which was highly entertain
ing and exceedingly beneficial to thos'
present. This was Supt. Palmer's first ap
pearance in Bethel, he was SO well pleas
ed with his reception and the large atten'
dance and the great enthusiasm displayed
that he suggested the idea of holding (
summer institute in August 1892, consist
ing of two weeks Normal Course fol
| teachers. The idea took exceedingly well
and it is hoped that the details will soon
be arranged. On Thursday evening Prof
Edison gave lecture at the Universalisi
church on 'sSome phases of modern edu-
cation" and on Friday evening Supt
Palmer gave lecture upon Specialist
/ Both lectures were largely attended and
hig hly enjoyed by those present. The
program for the institute was fully car
ried out and intense interest was display
ed throughout the entire proceedings. Too
much credit cannot be given to the Hig h
School for their kindness in furnishing
such excellent music assisted by Mrs. II.
M. Chase and Miss Abbie F. Clark. The
following resolutions were presented by
Principal Williams of w. r. junction and
were unanimously adopted by all the
teachers present.
We, the teachers OF Northern Windsor
county in institute assembled, resolve,
LIST, That we extend our thanks to the
citizens of Bethel, for kindly opening
their homes and extending to us a gener-
GUS hospitality.
End, That we extend our thanks to Supt.
Arnold and Principal Blaisdell for their
efforts to make this institute so successful.
3rd, That we extend our thanks to Mrs.
r. NJ. Chase, Miss Abbie Clark and the
pupils of the High School for the music
so kindly furnished.
4th, That we extend the {. V. X. Z. our
thanks for their courtesy in furnishing
return checks.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Holden of Concord
spent Sunday with friends and relatives in
town.
Leonard Thayer has gone to Bellows
Falls where he is to work in Amidon's
jewelry store. "Len has the best wishes
OF all the Bethel boys in his new place.
DIR. l.. M. Greene is in Boston this week
and his practice is attended to by DIR.
Clough.
The society of Christian Endeavor will
give supper Thursday evening at Bascom
House hall TO be followed by the fan drill
and impersonations from David Copper
field.
Capt. and Mrs. f. B. Langston have re-
turned to their home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
c. p. Webster OF Bradford mas been Wis
iting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Pedrick of Law
renee, Mass, have been visiting friends in
town.
Brooks & Washburne have extra bar
gains in ladies' misses, children and
mems underwear, among which are some
Of the celebrated Gaysville goods at less
than wholesale prices.
Charles Markham OF Pomfret has been
at the Wilson House.
Mr.. and Mrs jackson OF Nelson, Ohio |
have been visiting at W. G. Lattimer's.
Mrs. jackson left Vermont ffty-three
years ago and has not seen the state |
since then until last week.
Mrs. Alice M. Davis died Sept. 2sth ag-
I'd thirty eight years.
Ladies will find fine line OF winter
hosiery, gloves, etc, at Brooks q Wash
Durne's.
By the present arrangements Bethel
hight mails are closed in time to go down
~ the evening accommodation and the
right mail from the south is put in the
iepot by the mail agent and the night
nail from the north goes to White River
Junction and comes back by the morning
DR.. r. M. Chase reads a paper this week
,efore the New England Dental Society
pon the subject OF "Dental Medicine"
Must be SODA nice yearling Wilkes
olt. Price low. o. N. BARRows.
The Guild of the Episcopal church meets {
thursday afternoon OF this week with
Hiss E. s. Fogg and Miss H. E. Wilson.
Mrs. NJ G. Stafford has returned to Beth {
for the winter and is stopping at the
wilson House. Miss Annie Hamilton,
irs. Safford's sister, spent Sunday in r
own with her.
Gentlemen, don't buy your new suit,
or ulster till you see the big q
ne of new goods shown by Brooks 4 i
Pashburne.
Nelson Thresher is doing fine business
Imbering for Charles n. Green, having
,veral hundred logs on the skids.
Carlton d. whitney received a severe
ound over his left eye near the temple
lifting off the artery.
Mrs. A. L. Whitney is slowly recover
" after severe illness.
Amasa Loyewell and wife visites at A.
Whitney's last week.
We understand that Mrs. Ed Rood sells
illinery and trims hats and bonnets at
sr home.
Doh cafe Nndt otuefs say. Our prices
I'd complete stock sell our blankets
CADY's HARNESS SHOP.
Mr.. E. G. Brown kindly presented us
it'll generous sample OF the excellent.
liter made by him. He uses one OF the
eLaval Separators. We are not praisfng
S butter TO help him sell il as be has
all he can make with parties in
maica Plains, Mass, from now until
ay /, 1892 at 30 cts. per pound. Farm
g does pay.
A car of that celebrated "White Satin"
'ur just received at Brooks & Wash
rms. II you want the best try barrel
it.
Stockbridge.