Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-10
BETHEL HOME NEWS.

Prof. j. H. BIaisdell and family are
spending the spring vacation at his nome
in Laconia, \. H.
We understand that the coming season
new street is to be laid ont on the nat
belonging 10 4. j. Graham, back OF the
residence of E S. Jackson.
Following is the standing OF the nrst
ten in the high room of the Whitcomo
High School for the term just closed; NJ
i. Gilbert, 96.2; II. K. Bascom, $50; B. l.
Lyman, e5-3; Annie Miller, bo.z; A. n
Bird, 92S; S. +. Adams, .90.I; A. +. Gil
christ, IS; Lennie Whitcomb, SIS. The
scholars in the district have got TO take a
brace; half of the above ten.are from out
of the district.
bearing gathering tubs and holders for
sale by f. NJ. Whiteomb & Co.
The names of those who are on the roll
of honor for the last part of the winter
term in the intermediate room OF the VII
lage schools are, Louie Whitney, Julla
Miller, Harry Sanspra, Grace Upper, Luz
Ia Lincoln, Lizzie Kimball, Mamie Wynn,
Maud Moore, Gratia wilkins, Florence
Blakeley, Susie Chase.
The will of the late Nelson Ellison was
probated last week 1t was made in 1903
and appoints his wife as executrix- oi
the three witnesses to it, l.. ID. Horton
now lives in Springfield, Mass, j. ID.
Cushing is dead and the third Merriek
Sylvester is the only one now living IN
this state.
Brooks and Washburn are showing a
large line of new spring and Summer
dress goods, ginghams, pongees and
prints.
Monday, Mrs. Fiske to make quite stay
with Mrs. w. j. Brooks while MIR. Fiske
went on to Greenfield to recuperate from
severe attack of the grip and OF nervous
prostration following the same.
Spring style hats for men and boys, a
| big assortment just received at BROOKS
and Washburn's.
/ n. B. Byam of Mortified was IN town
/ last Monday. While Newell asserts
I that his democracy is as strong as 1t ever
was he says he wont vote for Kill.
i S. NJ. Washburn has been appointed
official weigher of maple sugar under the
new law in relation to maple sugar v
bounties.
Alfred Arnold, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Arnold was born last Sunday.
Frank Heath of Goddard Seminary is
at home for a vacation OF two weeks.
Frank Kendall has closed his connec-
ton with F. II. Whitcomb as clerk in his
store.
1 The largest stock and the best values in
/ ladies' cotton underwear, night robes etc.
will be fonnd at Brooks q Washburn'
because they buy direct from the manu-
1 facturer.
Master Builder, H. o. Markham OF Pom
fret was in town last Monday in consul
tation with the building committee on the
new town hall.
II you want perfect loaf of bread try a
bbi of Bridal Veil, the perfect -four OF the
age. WRIGHT q REED
Milton Greene OF Stockbridge has been
visiting his son, DR.. l.. NJ. Greene.
An immense line OF wall papers, ceiling
decorations and borders just received at
Brooks & Washburn's. Prices very low.
The "Calico Ball'' last Friday was well
attended by about 60 couples, parties being
present from Montpelier, Randolph and
| Rochester, All report pleasant time.
A man named Joslyn from BARTON was
in town last Thursday examining the.shoe
i shop with view for the establishment oil
a like industry at Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rood went to Boston
/ last Wednesday where Mrs. Rood will re-
main until after the spring millinery OPP
ening.
Miss c. B. Weymouth is visiting at Mrs
G. G.. Stearns'.