Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-08-25
BETHEL HOME NEWS.

A public examination Oh canuluates III
teachers certificates for Windsor county
will be held at Bethel, VT, Friday and
Saturday, Aug. 26 and q, 1892:
j. II. DUNBAR, Co. Examiner.
Miss Jessie Wheeler of Waterbury, VT,
is visiting Miss Maud wilkins.
The game of ball last Saturday between
the BetheIs and the Barnards resulted in
victory for the former by score OF 70 10
3.
c. H. Kidder CARED 200 lambs and 100
calves last Monday.
O.P. Northrop has been visiting his for
mer home at Fairfield.
DIR. E. jeanette Cooling and Mrs. Emery
OF Boston have been visiting at Ahial Put
MANS.
Miss Annie Miller has returned from
an extended visit to Canada and house's
Point.
Miss Flora Taylor OF Hinsdale, n. H.,
has been stopping at Myron Savage's.
Walter Brooks is quite sick with pleu-
risy.
The number taking in the excursion to
Barre quarries last Monday was small out
all reported good time and some Won
derful sights.
o. P. Shaw has retired from the poul-
| try business and no longer buys or re-
| ceives it,
Harry A. Durham, formerly OF Bethel
but now OF Woodstock was married at W.
Fairlee last Wednesday to Miss j. Haven
of that place.
You will watch in vain many long, wea'
nv years before you find better bargains
in watches and chains than those offered
by r. S. Adams.
Patrick Mccormick has bought the
house and premises owned by the late
Daniel Root.
have pair OF bay horses, black trim
mings, II hands high, weigh $500, 6and
yrs. old, that will sell reasonably or ex-
change for stock as | have more horses
than ! can use. EDWIN MORSE. Sw
The democrats raised handsome Cleye-
land and Stevenson flag last Wednesday.
After the raising OF the flag an appropri-
ate song by Rufus Wilson and three
cheers were given for the flag.
Several young people in the village en-
loved strawride last Wednesday even
ing.
The frame is up for the new barn Adam
MAYNARD is building back of his house.
AS there has been some error in the re-
ported date of the fair we are asked by
the officers to say that Bethel Fair VIII
be held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Sept. Goth, 21st and I'D.
q. NJ. Miller has bought the Daniel
Waller place on River ST.; price reported
TO be $500.
MD. Brown, formerly selectman of the
town OF Bethel but now OF Lebanon, \.
H., was in town last week.
Holden Hatch is to build an addition to
his present house this fall.
Rev, r. r. Greene of Lowell preached
for the Universalists last Sunday.
Capt. P. j. Hawley Of Swanton was in
town over Sunday.
Several couples took ride to Roches-
ter Mt. last Monday.
Curtis Rogers OF Lowell, Mass, is visit
ing his father, j. p. Rogers.
Almon Tolles OF Great Falls, n. H., has
been visiting in town.
H.F. Harris of Lowell is visiting Chas,
Hoisington.
For sALF.-40000 to $4,000 secondhand
hard brick at $3.50 per NJ. Soft brick
cheaper. NJ. q. STAFFORD, Supt.of tannery'
Good work horse for sale. Will trade
for hay or wood. STAFFORD 4 TUPPER.
The Republican caucus last Saturday
was attended by about fifty voters and
Fred Arnold was unanimously nominated
for town representative and the following
ticket for justices, q II Topper, > Da-
l
Fowler, A g Barnes.
On Tuesday, Aug Both on the 2.40 train
seventy children from the Tribune FRESH
Air Fund society will arrive in Bethel
Those persons who have engaged TO take
children are desired to be at the station
on arrival OF the train and when the chill
dren return home they are requested e
give each child substantial lunch thai
will last until New York is reached. A.
bout 40 Of these children will camp at thu
Toles place and TO defray the expenses o
these a subscription paper has been pass
, ed ANY one wishing to give money o.
provisions or cooked food can leave tn
former with j. G. Sargent and the latte
with Mrs. c. +. Foster.
/ The time for campaign badges has ar
rived and many will wear nice ones o.
none. Two elegant designs have beer
copyrighted by the Home Market Club
which produces them in quantities ant
I limits dealers to a retail price OF 40 cent
: each. or 75 cents pair. The Club send
= both and the Home Market Bulletin on
: wear for only II. The badges are of soil
}, American tin, red, white and blue ribbon
: and celluloid plate of Harrison and Rel
I. and they are highly artistic. One bears
u flax wheel and .sgrandfather's hat,N wit
y the word "Protection,p and the othe
a shows emblems OF agriculture and manu-
Z. features and is surmounted by the fgui
OF merino ram.
The first week OF the Teachers Institut
passed off very pleasantly. Daily session
were well attended and each evening SON
1e entertainment was furnished free to th
= teachers. Tuesday evening a receptlo
was held on the schoolhouse ground
with ice cream, cake and coffee. Wedne'
day evening there was lecture by Pro
A. W. Edison OF Worcester, Mass. Thur
be day evening a lecture by Prof. Conant {
r Randolph State Normal and Friday ever
ny ing, an entertainment given by the teach
ers. Following is the roll call: Nellie
= Wood, Cora B Wood, May L Barney, Eft
81 E johnson, Helen L Bates, Cora 5 Ale
~ Springfield; Married, NJ jenkins. Marc
r Laws Ruth Sargent, Alice A Sargen
nd May Christie, Chester; Anna Tuppe
Kate o Kimball, Jennie Taggart, Ms
~ Savage, Jessie NJ Bird, May Parsons, Fai
iri ME NJ Fisher, Mary Wilson, Mrs. AM
= A White, Oliver Barrows, Mary Chadwic
~ ~ Nellie Rogers, Florence Soper, Annie
Isl Miller, Anna Hatch, Jessie Spauldin
he Bethel; Anna NJ Greene, Janette p Har'