Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-15
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1891.
THE N0ME NEWS or BETHEL.

THE HOME NEWS OF BETHEL.
c. r. Noble has shipped over twenty
ing the past fall.
Mrs. Burton Spooner, daughter of Al
bert Barnes, died last week Tuesday. Flu
neral services were held on Thursday.
K. L. Harrington and wife returned on
Thursday last to their home in Philadei-
phia and were accompanied by Miss Nell
lie Harrington, their sister.
NJ. L. Furman has been making addi-
tons and improvements in his billiard
room which are very much appreciated
by his patrons.
Merton Richardson drove horse from
Bethel TO Woburn, Mass, last week and is
TO exchange for horse which be is 10
drive home.
A horse belonging to Elbridge Spauld-
ing was frightened by the cars while
hitched in front of G. III. Kimbail's store,
one day last week. run around the hitch
ing post and nearly ruined the sleigh.
DR.. A. c. Daniels, Horse Medicines for
sale at Bethel Tea Store. 4w
Forrest Southland shipped 201 sheep
which he has been feeding, Ito market
Monday.
James Sargent of Dartmouth College
has been at home visiting relatives during
the past week.
Miss Carrie Curtis has completed the
arrangements for reading to be given in
Bascom House hall on the evening OF Jan.
21st by Miss Marie Hale. The fact that
Prof. Losey, who has twice given our
Bethel audiences perfect satisfaction, was
a pupil of Miss Hale is sufficient recon-
mendation 70 our patronage. We are
told that Miss Curtis has spent consider
able time and trouble to complete these
arrangements and we hope there will be a
full house. The proceeds above expenses
OF the entertainment, Miss Curtis will
place in the school library treasury for the
purchase of new books. This is a very
worthy disposal and the entertainment
should receive large patronage. Tickets
for reserved seats can be obtained at the
p. o. after the 18th.
Miss Bertha Burnett is visiting Mrs.
Matthew Hussey, her aunt in Rutland.
Lloyd johnson received a carload OF
baled hay from the north part of the
state last week.
DR.. T.. A. Burnett has been visiting his
brother. Frank and family at Easthamp-
ION, Mass, during the past week
Goodyear Rubber Glove Co. make the
best rubber. You can obtain them at the
Bethel Tea Store. 4W
Miss Maud Dun ham has so far recover
I'd from her recent illness as TO resume
nel teaching in Royalton.
Hunton a. Stickney have moved their
aw office from the Arnold block to the
rooms they have had fitted up
1t their residence.
Do not buy your watches and silverware
It dry goods stores, hardware or grocery
Int
all on X. s. Adams and get full value for
your money.
The Cong'l ladies aid society are to hold
heir annual fair and chicken pie supper
IN Thursday, Jan. 20 at the Bascom house
nall. Uncle Reuben and Aunt Dinah will
five husking bee after the supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. GLE Clark entertained the
ocal whist club last week Wed. evening.
The royal prizes were won by NJ. g. SAT-
ord and Mrs. Il. A. Chadwick and the |
BOBBY" prizes went TO A. l.. Stearns and |
drs. Fred Arnold.
That Oliver Barrows is popular teacher |
n the grammar department OF the Grad |
d School and has won the esteem and |
of his scholars was attested last |
friday evening when the scholars in that |
department. INDUCED in a sleigh ride and |
listed Mr.. Barrow's home on Christian /
I'LL. AlluOuSH lHe WIFI Ndb u surprise
et the tin horn and COW bell attachment |
yhich they carried with them, heralded
heir coming from afar and the young
eople met with warm reception. Mr..
nd Mrs. Barrows were presented with
andsome parlor lamp and after a pleas
mt visit the party returned to their homes
I an early hour.
The stone which is to mark the last
esting place of the late Albert Whitcomb
Ias unloaded from the cars at this station
ist week and taken to Stockbridge. The
one is OF dark Quincy granite, is in two
ieces,the combined weight being 10 tons.
Merritt Brink has rented his farm to l..
4. Billiard and is to go to Chicago where
o is to enter the employ OF the same
rect railway that he labored for several
ears ago. Before closing trade with
ullard, Brink showed him through the
ouse and when they entered one OF the |
lambers 1t was found to be on fire a. I
'und the stove pipe hole and large hole
as burned in the carpet on the floor. II
lie fire had remained undiscovered 1
lort time longer, undoubtedly the house
ould have been consumed. i