Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-11
Thursday, Feb. IL, 1892
BETHEL HOME NEWS.
Arrival and Departure ofTrains.

Arrival and Departure ofTrains.
South Bound.
Morning Mail, 1913
Afternoon Express, 1:5
Evening Accommodation, 7:3
Night Express, 2:1I
North Bound.
Night Mail, 1:3'
Morning Accommodation, S:4I
Afternoon Mail, 2:4I
Afternoon Express, 6:2i
WANTED.--Female attendants and kitch.
Sylvester, Supt. Vermont State Asylum
for the insane, Waterbury, Vt.
Hon S. E. Pingree of the Railroad Com
mission was in town two days last week
looking up the facts in regard to the acct
dent to brakeman George Cook last De-
cember by which he lost his life.
Our fellow townsman George Marsh, re-
ceived very hattering notice, accompan-
led by an alleged likeness, in a recent is
sue of the Manchester Telegram.
About fifteen couples attended a dance
at the Bascom House last Wednesday.
A. g. Marsh has been quite sick with
the prevailing disease, but is recovering.
Parsons Chatfield of Middlebury, has
moved onto the farm recently bought by
him of the F. II. Marks estate.
Mrs. F E. White won the $40 prize Of
fered by the Wells, Richardson company
of Burlington for the best story in regard
to Diamond Dyes.
r. Scott Adams is wrestling with the
grip and says he won't ever again make
fun of folks who say they have the grip.
j. w. Hobart of st. Adams and Lyman
Howe Of IMontpelier twere sin town last
Monday
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TUniversalist church met Monday night of
Ithis week with Mr. and Mrs. c. ID. Cush-
ing. 6rE kzsS it5G- rs ta.'sl 10 1Lz
George Hatch celebrated his ninetieth
birthday last Wednesday. He was suf-
ficiently recovered from MS recent illness
to he up and dressed and receive his
friends.
Eggs wanted at the Baseom House gro
Gerry.
Twelve members of the society Of Chris
tian Endeavor from this place attended a
meeting Of that society at Royalton, Feb.
End.
Mrs. DR.. welch of sutton, n. H. is visit
/ ing her father T. +. Wilson, who is inn
| proving from his recent illness.
High grade Germantown Zephyrs shad-
/ ed for Afghans, Mrs. r. +. Wilson.
! Town clerk w. r. Adams was confined
to his bed with sickness last week for the
first time in forty years.
Griffin Place of the tannery firm was in
! town last week.
A fine assortment of fruits just arrived
at the Bascom House grocery.
A. ID. Sanders, l.. NJ, Wood and S. NJ
Washburn, town auditors III meet at the
store OF Brooks and Washburn, tae 18th
and 18th. inst
Mrs, Philo Hatch of Woodstock has been
visiting at George Hatch.
Attention is called to the advertisement
in another column for attendants at the
State asylum of which DR.. w. +. Sylves-
ter is Supt. Work will be given at once,
and wages will grow better from time to
time.
John Topper OF Rochester was in town
last Friday.
The Social Annex of the Universalist l
church are conducting Sunday evening 4
meetings, in their church during the va
cancy in the pastorate.
WANTED.-A capable girl to do general |
homework. Good situation and good pay.
Mrs. G. 4. Graham, Bethel, Vt.
Don't forget the masquerade ball; it will I
be the event of the season. Gilson's or
chestra with five pieces will furnish mU
sic. e. S. Parkhurst of South Royalton,
will be at the Bascom House with full |.
AlAlN VI NO7Ahhitos Ahuohef bbhiiAiOtH NANs
The grip has captured me but my goods
are still selling at remarkably low prices.
r. S. Adams
G. W. Barpard, a former dealer in nur-
sery stock in this vicinity, was in town
Tuesday.
c. II. Adams of Gaysville is the moving
spirit in r. s. Adams jewelry shop during
the illness of the latter.
week ago last Saturday, livery stable
keeper Stearns let a team to man named
Caswell who had driven from Rutland that
day with one livery team which he left
with Stearns saying that he would be back
with Stearns' team Sunday, and was only
going to Woodstock. He did not return 4
Sunday and "Albert began to become con- /
siderable alarmed Monday until the man
put in appearance Monday evening. AL
bert felt pretty well about getting the team
back but the next morning his whistle
was all dirge for the man had carried off
a good $50 buffalo. By prompt action the
buffalo was secured, but Albert is still more I
than ever and says that call
men are deceivers." II
WANTED.-A capable middle aged wom-
an to do homework in family of two. {
CHESTER Brown, East Bethel, VT.
Grosvenor Paine of Montpelier who has
been visiting his brother, John Paine re-
turned home Tuesday.
If you want to know the feeding quail :
Ties of Cream Gluten meal ask John ID.
Wheeler or w. G. Sawyer of McLaugh- +
in's Stock Farm at Gaysville. For sale
1y Wright and Read. :
The great cry of the sellers of poplar
wood has been for more cars; they have t
AIKEN all the cars they could get for the
past month and the railroad yard became s
10 completely filed up with poplar await h
ng shipment last week, that freight a
rent Baker ordered no more drawn in I'M y
il more room could be made. il
Miss Alice Edison of White River juno
ion visited her mother in town last week. Il
Ask yourself what would you have TO !.
,ay for flour, crackers, raisins, oranges, a
Ill, tobacco and many other articles if
Vhitcomb had not reduced the prices Il
New Japan tea % cts. h., warranted full L
Y as good as the 80 ct. tea sold at dry
-oods stores. Try our IS ct. molasses, it
5 fine. Il. M. WHITCoMB q Co.
Miss Mary Wilson has not returned To =