Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-24
Thursday. Mar. "A, 1892
BETHEL HOME NEWS.

near AlonZo Emerys. 1t seems that abou
four in the morning therel was special
running wild, followed closely behind by
No. 10, both through freights. There was
some trouble with the engine on the spe-
cial, and it was claimed that water could
not be pumped into the boiler and the
train could not proceed, and came to q
stop. Before the rear train could be STOP
ped it crashed into the caboose of the spe-
cial. No. 1875 engine No. 101) went COM
pletely through the caboose and through
the next car, which was the drovers' sa-
loon, in which was man asleep. He was
thrown out onto the engine, burning him
somewhat but not fatally. The next car
on the special was also destroyed and on
No. 10 the first two cars loaded with lum-
Der and the third loaded with lime were
destroyed by fire. 1t was nearly noon be-
fore the track was cleared for traffic.
WANTED.-A competent girl or middle
aged woman to do general Homework in a
small family. A good home and good pay
to the right person.
A. A. BROOKS, Bethel, Vt.
Alonzo Roberts of STAFFORD has rented
the Bowen place on Camp Brook, few
rods below o. 0. Rogers.
1t is positively admitted that Charles
Wilder's sugar thermometers are the best
Il each. G. II. UPPER d Co.
Edwin Davis of Woodstock spent sever
al days in town last week.
Get your buckets, sugar pals, and cans
before the rush. G. H. UPPER q Co.
Fred Fassett, son Of the late Julius G.
Fassett of this town, has received the pen
sion granted to the minor son of a deceas-
ed soldier.
Bradley XII phosphate at the car now
for Sl.60. l. g. II. UPPER IL Co.
Mrs. A. Sanford and Mrs. ID. Wheel
er of West Randolph visited at w. r. Ad
ans last week.
Congressional reports, just the thing
for nice scrap book, eight to ten hun
bred pages in each book. 10 cents.
GUY WILSON.
Miss Sylvia Whitaker was a member of
the family of the late George Hatch for q
years, and Chas. Burrelle had worked for
Mr.. Hatch for Is years.
Mrs. F. p. Markham and children go to
Brandon this week to stay with her broth
er, Omer Rogers.
Capt. B. j. Hawley Of swanton spent
two days in town last week.
DR.. r. NJ. Chase made remarks at the |
Dental Convention banquet at Burlington |
last week upon the subject OF "Qualitica- |
tions necessary for Dentist"
Read Princess" the best story we ever
printed. Ice. to June. Pay your P NJ.
Mrs. Clayton L. Sanders has been visit |
ing friends in Burlington.
At the auction of personal property be-
longing to the late Nelson Ellison, last Sat /
urday hay brought SIP ton and wood was
sold for 50, corn in the ear sold for 62c. per
bushel OF 20 pounds, while cows went
from SIG to S23
The West Randolph Dramatic Company
will present their melo- drama 'rhe Bash
A Iii y.
day evening, at Dubois & Gays Hall, w.
Randolph.
Cornelius Cutler has moved onto the
place recently occupied by Fred Bundy in
Lillieville. i
II you want a good caligraph, nearly
new, inquire Of Arnold and Wilson Win
be sold very reasonably.
Now is the time to get your dog licensed
says Town Clerk Adams. There was con-
siderable complaint town meeting day
about some who avoided paying " hat they
ought on their dogs. One man said that
re could find u that he knew of who a.
'oided paying a tax OF 81 each. 1t is pro-
posed this year to follow these dogs up and
zee that all pay their just share of the dog
AK. /
W. A. Greene's baby died last Tuesday I
md the funeral was Saturday, the inter-
nent being made in the cemetery south Of v
he village.
At the whist party at NJ. n. Kendall's S
asst Wednesday the royal prize was won [
" I. A. Chadwick and Mrs. +. G. Brown,
nd the ''rear" by c. +. Lewis and Mrs. Ida O
Nendall. There were six tables.
VIM L. Waldo is to work for Wright q a
lead in their grist mill.
Frank barnes OF Randolph has hired the Z,
ickenstry farm and moved ON to the .
anne.
E. s. Jackson has recovered sufficiently
rom his recent illness to be upon the
treet again.
Rev. and Mrs +. S. Fiske were in town
Ist week on their way home from Bos- q
IN. Their friends in Bethel will be inter-
ited to learn that they have recently q
iopted little girl three years OF age. "
j. W. Newton, commercial traveller for
safe vault frm,w the guest OF his aunt,
lrs. Cyrus Chapman, last week. b
Frank Clark OF Windsor, attorney, was h'
town last Wednesday.
Mrs. J. j. Wilson and children were in In
arlington one day last week.
Fred Bundy has moved from Lillieville b
the farm owned by his father on Camp
'ook, formerly occupied by Scion Rog- ia
princes" is the best story of the wear.
- 80 &At-AAsA4@R W JanN ISL IdN /
Dur p. NJ. 10
J. B. Reagan has moved into Gardner
heeleris house. an
The storm of Saturday and Sunday was
G most severe of any for a long time. ,.
Re road between the corners and Charles !
goods and o. r. Blossoms was made Nj
lpassable and at this time, Tuesday GO
orning, has not been open to travel.
y. s. Rood has a sprained knee which -,
rs him up for quite while Ia
;. {. Cady was in Perkinsville on BUSH on
SIS Monday.
J. Graham has recovered so that he is ter
le to be out and attend to business once
)re. mi
Dana's Sarsaparilla and Beef Iron Wine
sale by Bascom House grocery.
Dana g. Torrey has bought the place sci
,merly owned by Abel Byam up in Gil "
J. ing
hrs: J. d. Cushing gave a sociable to N
old and young people OF the Univer- 'or'
ist church Wednesday evening Of this