Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-19
BETHEL HOME NEWS.

week, II being fOund dead IN the pastureia
short time after being turned out in the
morning. Mr.. Rogers thinks it was pol
soDed.
Miss Josie Heath ana Pearl Wilson gave
a birthday party at the home of the for
mer last Thursday, which was largely at
tended by the young people OF the VII
lage.
Wheat bread, brown bread and cake re-
ceived Wednesdays and Saturdays fresh
from the Montpelier bakery. c, II. ROOD.
e. A. Burnett, formerly of this place,
has moved from Northampton, Mass, to
Plattsburg, n. Y, where he is to engage
in the laundry business.
Mrs. Lucy Bundy has moved to Leba.
non, N. IL.
HIT. Eastman of Ca nto n, Ohio, mem
Der of the class of 1891, U. V. M, was the
guest of NJ. M. Wilson last week.
While Elmer Spaulding was descending
the hill near Myron Savage's Wednesday
OF last week with young horse, the hold
back gave away and let the wagon on the
out, tanning him considerably and bruising
him somewhat, besides smashing the wag-
on and cutting the horse.
Thatcher butter color in bulk; salmon,
trout and mackerel in pals; new cheese,
pineapples, ETC., etc. Call and see my
fresh stock. Yon will be surprised.
G. H. RooD.
The young people of the Cong1 society
cleared S45 from their entertainments Civ
en- Tuesday and Wednesday. This sum is
to be applied to the building fund OF the
society.
s. T. Coy, formerly OF this place, has en-
tered into partnership at Bellows Falls
with John Robertson 4 Son for the man
ufacture of paper, with capital OF 600.
Chas. Williams has moved from the Cush
ing and Chase farm 1.-THE old Myron Bur-
nett place. back to Barnard, where he for
merly lived on the Jesse Kinney place, land
Clarence Tucker has moved onto the place
vacated by Mr.. Williams.
Deputy Sheriff Reeves OF Burlington
spent Friday in town.
Garden seeds two cents a paper, three
for DC. r. NJ. WHITcoMB & Co.
Mrs. Sarah ellison brought home large
stock Of parrots, paroquettes and mock
ing birds from Florida.
At the whist party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Bowen last Thursday the roy
al prize was taken by g. F.Lewis and Mis-.
DR.. Greene, while the rear was brought up
by T. A. Chadwick and Mrs. G. F. Lewis.
Call and see my scrap books. 1000 pages,
15c. Half calf. GUY WILSON.
and Jessie Chadwick attended the local
union Of the White River Valley societies
OF Christian Endeavor at w Hartford last |
Friday.
A meeting OF the voters in Fire District |
No. /, Bethel, has been called for May 25th |
next to see II the district will vote to pay |
the firemen, and to elect officers.
For sale cheap, coal stoves, wood burn
ing stoves, laundry stove, refrigerator,
chairs, beds, mattresses, stovepipe stands,
cuspidors, dining tables, galvanized iron
baker, settee, spring beds, etc. Above
property taken out OF the Wilson House
will be sold for cash at a very low price.
Enquire OF Guy Wilson.
The dramatic club OF the Cong'l society
repeats the drama, "Cast upon the Wa
ters," at SO. Royalton on the evening of
May 18th.
E. Messer Of Rochester has entered the
employ of J. G. sargent as clerk in his
store. He is q graduate of the Bryant and
Stratton Business College.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Derby OF New Lon
don, n. H., were in town last Saturday.
j. d. Denison of West Randolph was in
town Saturday.
Frank Gilman sent away a car of pota-
toes last week. He raised 500 bushels last
year.
A large number of season tickets have
been sold for the lecture course. The
male quartette from West Randolph is to
be assisted on Friday evening BY Miss
Carrie Haufier, soprano, and Miss Lizzie
Adams, pianist. The second event in the
course Will be a lecture on '"rhe Structure |
and Habits OF Birds.n Wednesday even
ing of next week, by Prof. Perkins of the ,
University of Vermont.
II you want to get bargain in an eight
lay clock call on r. S. Adams.
A. L. Stearns is confined to his house by
sickness.
Austin Adams of Royalton is at work
Tor Chester Foster, assisting him in COM !
oleting the work upon his house. :
Roy Wheeler, brakeman upon the way 7
freight, is at home with badly injured !
DOT, cansed by his slipping and being
run over by locomotive.
John Williams Of Providence, r. l., has
been visiting Fred Arnold.
Adelbert Dyke has leased the Chas. Os- a
rood place. h
Miss Carrie Durham was in Montpelier
asst week to attend the funeral of Jabez {
Baker, her uncle.
Joel Cummings Of Middlebury was in |
own several days last week
Geo. Rowe is to occupy the tenement in e
he Kittredge Block vacated by Mrs. Lucy
Iundy.
Walter Baker has left the position of v
reight agent and Station Agent Waldo
rill now attend to that department, and
7ill be assisted by Dennis Wynn in the
assenger depot.
All can see il they will buy their spec J,
acles and eye glasses of r. S. Adams.
f. T. Arnold returned safe and sound :,
lst Monday morning. ~
Miss May Spaulding has been suffering ;,
18th tonsilitis.
Mrs. Robert Noble has been suffering
18th tonsilitis.
Mrs. Robert Noble has been visiting her
arents in Gaysville. =,
Geo. Gilbert is teaching the village g,
,hool at Gaysville, having charge Of the
igher department.
Mrs. G. B. French of Randolph, Mass.
Dent last week with her brother. S. 3.
ay. az
Miss King of CharIestown, Mass. is Wis
inc her sister Mrs VIII Rlrou,p, Re