Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27
BETHEL PERSONALS.

Dan Parker will teach in Newcombvill'
this fall.
S. II. Chase and Frederick Kelsey are in
Montpelier this week.
Lynn Chadwick of White River June.
tion and II. A. Durham OF Woodstocs
were in town over Sunday.
The Young Peoples Guild Of the Episco-
pal church met with Miss Carrie Heath
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Scott OF Waterbury, Conn, is vis-
iting at A. L. Bowen's.
The souls of the Universalist people
were well looked after last Sunday, as
there were four ministers at their services
in the morning.
Mrs. w. G. Stearns of Brockton, Mass,
has been visiting Mrs. G. G. Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright returned
last week from four weeks visit In bos-
ton.
Miss Nellie Flynn has been spending a
week with relatives and friends in Ram
dolph.
George Read is visiting at home.
Mrs. A. Fl. Carter and daughter OF Leba-
non, n. H., and Miss Clara Hovey OF Dos
ton are stopping with William Wright.
Late last Saturday evening the "Modocsn
took possession of the high hill west OF
IQt 1liidRG NdlACu ANO 4NoAAlhS HhA
rected their flag there. 1t is a command
ing position and from it the village can
easily be bombarded into utter ruins
should the "Modocs" take it into their
heads TO do so.
Catholic services were held at Bascom
House hall last Sunday.
Camp meeting opened last Saturday
with larger attendance than has been
the custom of late years.
Mrs John Rourke, formerly Miss Mary
O'Connell is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter O'Connell.
Miss Kate Kimball returned last Satur-
day from an extended visit in Mass.
Miss Celia Brooks gave a corn roast to
her village friends last Saturday evening
at her home on Christian hill
Walter Clafiin of Newton Center has
been making visit. to his cousin, f. L.
Martin.
o. N. Barrows and wife have been
spending several days with relatives and
friends at Woodstock.
Chas. Brown and family OF White Riv-
er junction have been visiting his BROTH
er-in-law, c. w. Haraden.
Mrs. Collins OF Woodstock has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Lyman Child.
James Shedd Of Burlington has been
stopping at James McCollough's.
/ make the Gilt Edge Cigar, 5 cents
straight / am having big sale OF them.
Try one. Nj. L. FURMAN.
Hon. 2. S. Stanton of Roxbury was in
town last Friday.
Mrs. F. P. Holden and son, Royal OF
Penacook. n. H. are stopping with rela-
tives in town.
Mrs. Orman Hoyt and Mrs. Fl. II. Dew
ey and son of Plainfield were The guests Of
Edwin Fisher last week.
Mrs. j. d. Lawrence OF Bellows Falls is
stopping at the Wilson House..
New potatoes are selling for so cts
while last year at this time they COM
manded 40 cts.
Postmaster F. L. Martin took a short
trip to Boston last week.
Martin Baker, wife and son OF Durham,
p. O.. have been visiting his brOther-in-
law, NJ. G. Stafford
Mrs. d. NJ. Strong and daughter Miss
Beulah of Lebanon, n. H., have been Wis |
iting at Mrs. Irwin WestoD's. They have
just returned from four years. tour in
Europe, the most of which time was
spent by Miss Strong in art schools in
Vienna and Paris.
Mrs. Caroline Fay and two children of
Everett Mass, and Mrs. Mary Johonnott |
OF Syracuse, n. Y, are stopping at James |
McCollough's.
Percy Adams is home from Boston on !
two weeks vacation.
If you are in need of new truss now is |
the time to make a saving in buying it. |
E. A. Markham has just added a number of |
the best styles to his stock and viii sell |
them at big discount from what they |
have ever been sold in town.
Frank ellison and party who are sum-
mering at the Silver Lake Hotel, Barnard |
visited friends in this village the last of |
the week.
L. S. Bird and c. w. Wells returned |
from Rutland where they have been SELL |
ing carpets and rugs on Friday.
Mrs. Addie Shedd of HaydensviIle, Mass.
is visiting relatives and friends in this
section.
As token of the future prosperity of
our fairs we wish to say that several horse
men are putting up barns of their own to
use for their horses at the coming and flu
ture fairs. Anyone wishing to do so will
be furnished with eligible situations free
to put them on.
Mrs. Chester Foster and children, Miss
Mary Brooks and Miss Blanche Bird ex-
pect to visit friends in Hartland this wk.
Holden B. Hatch has taken the ssStyles
mare" to w. r. Junction to enter in the
races this week.
Merton Richardson spent several DAYS
last week at his home in Roxbury.
Miss Lille Martin is to enter Goddard
Barre for course of study.
There is report on the street that Rev.
s. A. Parker has resigned the pastorship
of the Universalist church.
ID. w. Bliss, W. G. Lattimer and Dennis
Hickey CARED horses at this station on
Monday to exhibit at the Breeders Meet
ing at W. r. Junction this week.
Lewis Whitney, who has been so very
sick with typhoid fever, has so far recov-
cred as to be able TO ride out.
Charles Hoisington has bought the new
house recently erected ON River street by
G.. H. Topper & Co. and moved into if on
Saturday.