Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-20
BETHEL PERSONALS.

Mrs. David Tolles is visiting relatives in
Providence, r. l.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
W. ]. Brooks last Wednesday, the 18th.
FIN. Whitcomb has been at White Riv-
er junction this week training his colt
Baymont for the races next week.
William Billings, the ''veteran stage
driver" between here and Woodstock call
ed upon friends in this town on Monday
last He drove the stage between these
points for 80 years and now at the age of
rs years he looks as If he were able to
drive it for another 30 years.
The track on the fair ground has been
put into condition for the coming fair and
for training.
Misses Mabel Dyke, Mary Wilson and
Nellie Gillette are TO attend the Normal
School at Randolph Center the coming
term.
FIJI. Marks returned from his Western
trip last week.
Miss Ellen Nichols of Salem, Mass, is
spending few weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
q. G. Pierce.
The painters have finished work on the
schoolhouse and it looks very tasty.
Ex-Gov. S. E. Pingree was the guest of
w. B. c. Stickney last Saturday.
Cash paid for Ginseng roots by F. NJ.
Whitcomb Co.
Dr.. d. L. Burnett of Stowe was in town
last Wednesday.
II the party who has the watch lent
them 10 carry while theirs was being re-
paired will at once return same they will
save more serious trouble. r. S. ADAMS.
Robert Wilson has few nice single and
rose combed white and brown Leghorn
cockerels which he will dispose of TO- the
next two weeks at 80 cts. piece. Here is
a chance to introduce a good laying stock
into your poultry yard.
Mrs. Kittie Brown of Windsor has been
visiting Miss Lois Smith. Mrs. Brow n
was a former resident of this town being a
member OF Miss Smiths family many
years ago.
Miss Mary Leonard Of Gavsville has
been visiting the family Of j. c. Burnett.
The Guild OF the Episcopal church meets
Thursday afternoon of this week with
Mrs. Guy Wilson.
Hon. Dudley Chase OF Claremont and
wife have been visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. Chase was half brother of the late
Scion Chase Of this town.
Frank Burnett is at home for time.
c. ID. Cushing, NJ. G. Stafford and H. II.
ellison are in n. II. and Mass, investigat-
ing in regard to the shoe business.
Chas. Marsh is at his daughter'sl Mrs.
N. p Whittier at Barre.
By the new time table that went into
effect last Monday the only change made
in passenger trains is that in the morning
accommodation that leaves here at 9 a. m.
Mrs. S. A. Barrymore, Supt. Of. schools
at Bridgeport, Conn.,, has been stopping at
the Wilson House. Mrs. Barrymore has
about 500 pupils under her supervision.
Her husband, the late Capt. Barrymore of
the Brooklyn Navy Yard died last year.
Allen Emory has been spending the past
three weeks at his uncle's, Ahial Putnam
in this town. He returned to his home in
Boston on Saturday.
Griffin Place, of the firm oflAlley Bros.
q Place, accompanied by his wife, spent
Sunday at the Wilson House.
DIR. Z. j. Child has been confined to her
room by sickness, but is now able to be
about.
Horse clothing, fly nets and turf goods
at Cady's Harness Shop.
Rev. ]. f. Simmons of Woodstock filled
the pulpit at the Universalist church last
Sunday in exchange with Rev. S. A. Par
ker.
There were l12 tickets sold at this sta
ton for the excursion to Highgate Springs
on the 18th, and p to Queen City Park on
the 14th.
Mrs. Benjamin Heath celebrated her S0th
birthday last Friday and the occasion was
pleasantly remembered by few friends
who sent gifts.
DR.. H. w. Barrows, of Norwich, has been
spending few days at the home of his
father, S. w. Barrows.
Austin GiIlet, Myron Savage, r. NJ.
Chase, F. L. Martin, A. NJ. Marsh, E. g..
Brown, and Others are at Bennington this
week.
Miss Nellie Terry, who has been visit
ing in Mass, returned on Wed. of last
week not being in time to catch the two
O'Clock boat.
Camp G. w. Hooker, s. of ", viii hold
a special meeting Saturday evening Of
this week.
Look at the best line of sale harnesses
ever shown in town at Cdy's harness
shop.
HID. Ray of Hartford has been visiting
relatives in town.
Smoke the Gilt Edge Cigar, 5 cts straight.
i am having big sale in them. Try one.
NJ. L. FURMAN.
The selectmen widened the road from
ia. Chatfield's to A. P. Hunton's last
Saturday and viii even the grade on the
hill.
A few more OF those birthday rings left
at X. :. Adams. Do look at them.
Left for sale. hunter case gold watch.
Will exchange for good sucking colt,
wood OF hay Enquire OF F. n Whit
comb.
Lee Cady was IN Burlington last week.