Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-29
Bethel Local Intelligence.

Center soon where he will follow the black
smiths trade.
Chauncey Stanley of Rochester, who
is to move to Bethel soon, will live witt
Mrs. Harrington this winter.
Carrie Heath has been appointed ad
ministratrix of the estate of the late Yves
ley Heath; j. G.. Sargent and Lee Cady
commissioners.
The ladies of the Cong'l society made
grand success of their annual pie supper
last week, netting about So5.
Miss Maud wilkins is home from Bish.
OPP Hopkins Hall for the Christmas holt
days.
Ed. Whitney, brakeman on the way
freight, met with painful accident in the
railroad yard last week, by being crushed
between two cars. He is now recuperating
at the Wilson House under the care of DIR.
l.. M. Greene.
Quite number of the young people OF
Bethel attended the leap year party at
West Randolph last Friday evening.
The parents and scholars of school dis
trict No. 2 christian Hill had a Christ
mas tree and party at the schoolhouse last
ingly well enjoyed by the large numter
present.
The six-year- old son of a Bethel tonsori-
al artist appeared at Miner Furman's gro
Gerry with two cents and demanded two
cigarettes The little shRver's head was
about on level with the counter, and it
was pitiful sight to see him turn away
almost crying at the refusal to comply with
his request.
The 100 hands in the shoe shop were
very thankful for a half holiday Saturday
afternoon.
! Leslie X. Adams and wife of st. Adams
/ hnVn baaFa GrNanAfnn "a net upalr wi
his father, VIM. r. Adams, Esq.
For SALE.-Cheap for cash, . second
hand sleigh. .B.CHAMBERLIN, Bethel, VT.
Mrs. Lyman Gibbs and Master Alfred
have been visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Perley of Fitchburg,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Fred Wheeler.
Miss Cora Townshend is staying at Ed
win Morse's.
Despite the frosty weather, large audi
enee greeted the Cong'l and Universalist
Sunday schools last Saturday evening. A
cantata was given, and all felt repaid for
their efforts; for the music was especially
fine and well rendered by the scholars,
who had had thorough training.
Special services, appropriate for Christ
mas, were held al Christ church last Sun
day. The music was rendered by a vest
ed choir, which had been drilled by Rev.
Christmas Anthem was a special feature
of the service.
At great expense, the young people of
the Universalist society have secured the
services OF the Tufts College Glee, Mando-
lin and Guitar Club, and concert viii be
given at the Universalist church next FRI
day evening. The club includes Is MEM
bers, and whoever misses this entertain
ment will fail to hear the best musical
treat of the season.
On and after Sunday, Jan. sth, 1893, my
barber shop will be closed on Sundays.
GEORGE CLARK.
Miss Celia Brooks is visiting her sister, |
Mrs. a. II. Spicer, at Greenfield, Mass.
Rev. q. A. wilkins and family were the
recipients of valuable and appropriate I
Christmas gifts from the parishes OF Beth |
el and Royalton.
Rev. Mark Atwood of st. Johnsbury and |
Mrs. Lorenzo Atwood of Hopkinton, NY,
visited Mrs. James Atwood at Mrs. Hiram |
Beams the past week.
Owing TO difference OF opinion among
the citizens OF Bethel as to the kind of en-
tertainment suitable to dedicate the town
hall, Miss Anna Upper has decided 20
give up the proposed concert by the Rug
giles Street Choir. She wishes to thank
those who have given her encouragement
in this enterprise.
In a recent issue OF this paper, a Barnard
item made it appear that Representative
Wyman Of Stock bridge voted against the
and school law. Such was not
the case; those measures had no better
friend IN tine Assembly than Mr.. Wyman.
He had lived in Massachusetts, too long
and had gained too wide an experience to
think for one moment OF opposing meas
ures OF such pnblic Importance.
Now that "The Merrie Christmas" has
passed, you all want to make somebody
happy on New Years day, and you can do
this by going to Maxham's forsome of the
handsome goods left over from his heavy
Christmas sales; or you can make your
selves happy, il you have Chapped or
Cracked Hands or Lips, by sending p cts.
TO Il. A. Markham, Bethel, Vt, for a box
Of his famous Carbonized Ointment that
will cure you more quickly than anything
else on earth or under It either.
Robes for everybody Don't 90 cold.
Jady's Harness Shop.
very quiet but pleasant wedding took
place at the residence OF 5. w. Barrows
asst Wednesday morning, when Rev. Wal
er Dole, the popular pastor Of the Uni
'ersalist church, united in marriage Miss
Alice Barrows, assistant cashier in the
National White River Bank, and Mr.. Aus
in Emery. passenger conductor on the {.
Y. X. r. After the ceremony, the happy
.ouple started on the morning mail for
Sew York and elsewhere. Railroad
riends OF the groom signalized the begin
ling OF the wedding journey by heavy
of crackers under the car
wheels. On their return to Bethel, Mr..
md Mrs. Emery will make their home at
he Wilson House.
Congl Bells, Methodist Bells, Univer-
alist Bells, Episcopal Bells, Catholic ,
at Cady's Harness Shop.
south Randolph.