Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-29

Lien" Ihayer visited his nome IN Bar
nard over Sunday.
. Mr.. and Mrs s. M. Washburn are re-
ioicing at the birth OF son.
} Conductor E. II. jackson visited his
parents in town last Friday.
Miss Philena Gay has gone to East Ran
dolph to reside with her sister.
The Catholics held religious services in
the Bascoin House hall last Sunday.
Fred Arnold was in Boston last week
and s. B. Day in Randolph, Mass.
The Young Peoples Social Annex met
with Miss Kate Kendall on Monday even
ing.
Miss Anna Tupper has finished her
school in Rochester and returned to her
home.
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
Rethel Tea store. 4w
The warm weather end rain Of last week
was sufficient TO break up the ice ana
/ clear the river.
Mrs. Oliver Barrows closed very sue
! cessful term OF school last week IN the
| Tolles district on Royalton hill.
! Rev. s. A. Parker went to Hydepark last
I Friday and attended the funeral OF Judge
Boardman of that town, returning Satnr-
day.
A few couples from this village attended
a Masonic ball at Rochester last rriuay
evening and report it very enloyapAe Oe-
casion.
The Uniyersalist ladies held their socia-
ble on Tuesday evening last at the resi-
dence OF DR.. L. M. Greene on River street.
Miss Nellie Flynn has been in Michigan
for several months visiting her orotner,
but returned 10 Bethel again last week
Several teams from Bridgewater came to
Bethel last Wednesday and loaded with
meal at the Bethel mills, hauling several
tons of grain back to that town. S..a
HH. A. Dunham, who recently purchased
. meat market in Woodstock, was In town
last Sunday and reports lively trade IN
meat in the land OF jails and court houses.
snow sliding from the roof OF the M. |
A Moody block during the storm last
Thursday, crushed the covering over tns
stairs which lead to the second story 9I
that building and 1t was demolished.
fell on the stairs which Were covelSu
debris but fortunately no one was slnlureu'
M NJ. Whipple's horse which was nltcn-
ed in front OF the building, was frignten-
cd hv fine falling boards, broke its fasten-
inoa and ran down the street but turned
into DIR. Greene's barn on River street
without doing any damage.
A horse belonging to Edwin Harring-
ton hut driven by ID. B. Tupper, became
frightened while standing at the larm
house OF John d. Wheeler last SaIuruay
morning broke its bride and ran to the
village. Several Intellectual attempts were
made to stop the runaway in the village
and II finally stopped at James Manlxs
hiactsmith shop. Although the team
passed through the walk between
fhe hitching posts and the platform IN
front OF M. A. Moody's ana ". a; up
per's stores, yet no considerable uah"se
was done to sleigh or harness.
E. s. jackson has been visitingslin st
Albans the past week.
Edgar Dearing recently received pam
full wound in one foot from pls.--.. pllcnIorlks.:-
Miss Josie 0'Connell Of W. r. Junction
visited her parents in town last oaeuruay'
Fine watch and jewelry repairing ! 2
speciality and all work warranted AZ H. o
Adams.
NJ Moriarty OF Waitsfeld has been VS.
,;n, Mrs n. Bowen and Miss Nellie
Noriarty his daughters, during the past
week.
Elbridge Whitcomb OF Stocxoriage
,lipped and fell on the ice IN front OF ).
] Sargent's store last Monday ana inlur-
ID one knee.
II Won should go into X. s. Adams
tore and eet prices OF watches you would
,e surprised to find so small sum couio 1
,uy first class watch. Try IL.
A commemorative of the insurance COM :
,anv who held the risk on Hiram owens A.,
,ouse which was recently burned, was IN
own last week and adjusted the loss al
owing the full amount OF the claim.
number OF telegraph linemen who
ave been employed for several days re-
,airing the wireslin and near TINS vlllage,
we're ordered to Boston on Monuay On
ccount OF the big storm which occurred
here on Sunday. ,
The festival given by the Congl iadles
a society at the Bascom house hall last
Thnrsday evening was well attended con-
idering the storm of the day and Il Is un-
erstood a good sum was netted by the
ociety.
Miss Marie Hale of Boston gave dra-
natic reading at the Bascom house hall
sat Wed. evening to a small but delight
4 audience. Miss Hale is one of the
ooef finished elocutionists now before the Q
n blic and those who had the pleasure oil o
steninQ TO her had a rare treat. Ihe 10
al management of the entertainment was
oor which would account for thei hgnt .
Tendance.
School In the Tolles district closed Jan.
4 Scholars not absent one day are, ben- :
lie Brown and Flossie Brown. Inc otne1 1
cholars were absent only ON account OF
Ickness. None were tardy.
MRS. O. n. BARk0ws, Teacher. -
The following communication from
ohm d. Wheeler was written in answer I
} numerous inquiries In regard 70 the a
lount he raised last season on less than