Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-07-28
THURSDAY, JULY 2s. 1897.
BETHEL HOME NEWS.

Miss Kate Kendall of Springfield, Mass,
is at nome for short visit.
Mrs. z. c. Coyle of Windsor is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Goss.
Miss Twiddie Stearns goes TO Bradford
this week where she joins party that
will take an outing on the shores OF Lake
Morey in Fairlee.
Mrs. Frank H. Fisher Of Burlington
and Mrs. II. II. Dewey of Piainfielc have
been visiting at Edwin Fishers.
Oh. Kidder CARED 80 cows, SO hogs, 1872
calves and so lambs last Monday. The
COWS commanded a good price, hogs and
calves brought &c. and lambs IL cents.
DR.. r. NJ. Chase goes to Niagara Falls
next Monday 10 attend meeting OF the
executive committee OF all the states for
the Worlds Colum bian Dental Congress
to be held at Chicago next year. de IS al.
so delegate from this state TO the National
Association of Dental Examiners and
American Dental Association 10 be held at
the same place during the week. Mrs.
Chase will accompany the doctor.
Calvin Ainsworth OF Salem, Mass, and
Rev. II. p. Nichols OF New Haven, Conn,
were in town last week, the guests OF Mrs.
c. c. Pierce.
E. A. Burnett has been spending the
last two weeks in town.
A new whistle has Uttl put lllNO AhN
tannery, that is a boomer. 1t actually
prevents thinking during the continu-
ance of its blowing.
Chas. Curtis has valuable colt that got
onto barbed wire fence last week,the an
imal being very badly cut.
stagedriver NJ. A. Sawyer lost one OF
his stage horses last week from some I'M
known sickness.
Miss Annie Kimball is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Wyman, at Walpole, Mass.
Dandy scrapbook; Congressional Rec
ords, 1000 pages, half calf binding, only
15c. GUY WILSON, Bethel, VI.
Miss Anna Williams is visiting Miss
Gertrude Davis.
Last Saturday the selectmen acted upon
a petition TO lay out road from the dwell
ing house of Adam Maynard 70 some
point upon the main highway, and laid
out road through the premises OF ID. 7.
Dyke, between the residence OF Mr.. Dyke
and the Bank.
Merton Richardson OF Roxbury visited
in town last Saturday.
&c. Abbott OF South Royalton, mana
ger and owner OF the shoe shops there and
at Chelsea, was in town Saturday.
Rev. q. A. wilkins has sufficiently re-
covered to be able TO assist in the services
at Christ church last Sunday and he also
administered the rite of baptism Sunday
p. m.
Nd. Nesbit, milk dealer from West
vile, Conn, was in town over Sunday
and bought and shipped carload OF COWS
Monday a. m.
Ed. Messer and Kiles Stockwell spent
Sunday at their homes in Rochester.
F.P. Holden OF Concord, n. H., and 5.
T. Coy visited friends in this vicinity over
Sunday.
The excitement over the Cleveland
Brook cave and the occupation Of its max
ers has not waned during the past week
and fresh interest has been added by the
discovery of second cave about four rods
south from the first one and of about the
same size. Ii seems that the first cave was
about two rods in a northerly direction
from the old family burying place and not
directly beneath it, and the second cave If
about the same distance south OF the bur-
| ial place. 1t is surmised by some that
there is some underground connection be
tween the two caves and large chamber
between. The site of the caves is visited
daily by large numbers.
The baseball game last Saturday at Leb-
anon, n. H., between the Lebanons and
Bethels was very exciting and interesting
throughout, the Bethels winning by a
score Of to4. The following is the score: