Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-30
BETHEL HOME NEWS.

n farm to Elmer Stoddard for $500.
' Rev. G. A. wilkins has been confiled I
s; the house with lung trouble.
: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Perley Of Fitch
2 burg have been visiting Fred Wheeler, IA
ther OF Mrs. Perley.
The Child block is to receive great i'm
provement this summer as il is the inten
tion TO raise the whole block TO a heig b
Of three stories and put il all under on
roof.
l. r. Adams of Middlebury is in towr
TO put the roof on the Bascom House.
o. P. Shaw pays cash for poultry Of al
kinds and will receive any day Of the week
Mrs. Chas. Dutton, wife of Rev. Charles
Dutton, a former resident of this town,
was stopping at Mrs. f. WellingtoD's last
week.
James B. Sargent has returned from
Dartmouth College and J. J. Wilson from
the University Of Vermont.
Miss Fan NJ Fisher attended commence
ment al Dartmouth College this week.
evening.
Section Boss Wynn wishes that all per-
sons who have old tin, stoyepipe, hats aud
wire skirts would dump them themselves
and not put them onto the land Of the r..
\ X. Co. in the village and leave them there
\ for his men to cart of. The X. r. com
pany has done much in the past few years
TO render this station and the grounds in
/ its vicinity tasty and orderly and the citi-
Gems should do what they can 10 help on
this work.
By the new timetable going into ef-
| feet last Monday two new trains are add
ed: local express passing Bethel north
bound at 20p. m and a mixed south
bound accommodation passing at 5.31 p.
m. The time OF the afternoon south bound
express is changed TO Lao and the Chicago
express ("Cycloner) now goes at 4.i5 p. m.
Silas Blakely has been driving the GAYS.
vile stage for the past two weeks.
The hose company is to be called out for
practice on Thursday evening ana after
that every other Thursday evening. TIE
signal for a practice alarm is to be three
short whistles blown three times, thus:
The schools OF Finley Bridge district
Chase Cot and Gilead united in closing ex-
ercises last Friday on the camp ground.
There was large number OF parents and
friends present and very enjoyable oe.
casion was had.
James Carrigan has returned from Gro
ton and has entered the employ Of {. 81.
Rood and is driving the delivery team I'll
the Bascom House Grocery.
Mrs. Thomas Richmond Of Woodstock
Is visiting her brother, Lyman Child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Putnam and Miss
Mary Putnam visited friends in town LAST
Thursday. Mr. Putnam is III the employ
Of publishing firm al Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Fred \. Chapman is visiting her
iatheri f. j. husehins, at Dorchester. /
Mass.
Mrs a. G. Marsh has been suffering
Win severe attack OF Whooping cough I
Herbert Mcintosh, city engineer Of Bur I
lngton' visited MS mother I'M town last /
week.
Wool went up with bound last week I
now bringing Bic. This was the result Of Z
Harrson's denomination.
Architect SWEET ofst. Adams wac ~ 1
town last Tuesday, in cons altation with
the building committee OF Cong' church.
Peter O'Connell went on the excursion
10 81. Anne de Beuprg, last week.
John Bliss Of Springfield, Mass. is visit
ing MS old frienas and neighbcrs, in this
vicinity.
Mrs. L. II. Edison IS visiting her daueh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. Rood, at So. Moodstocs.
Miss Mary French OF Little Compton. r
l., was the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. s. q
Cady last week.
Mrs. BAC. Harlow is at Hanover y. II.
his week attending the commencement
exercises, her son j. b. Sargent being a
member Of the senior class.
II you want an all steel. self Cumming
Horse Hay Rake for SO, get the u. Al. Os-
born, il is perfection; look at ii before
Tou buy any other. The ID. NJ. Osborn |
Mower IS light draft, has all the latest inn
Price low as any first-class
machine; no trouble TO show them.
r. q. BROWN, agent Bethel VI 4,
The following is list Of those in town s
Who have list OF rs OF more: !
Fred Arnold 81; + I Arnold SIPS: Al
ey Bros and Place $50; A brooks $50. t
Brooks and Washburn S234; j c Burnett i
81; Myron Burnett's estate S34; s W Bar t
ows rs; g w Berry sl34; Squire Bowen I
%; Aaron Bowen S29; Bethel Shoe "a a
lis; b B Chase 81; CIV Curtis s26: II +
,hamberlin rs; d Cushing estate S2l6; Y
ID Cushing so; P A Chatfield S26; Iy- a
nan Child s33; Lucy Carey S35; 5 L Dun
am S79; Emerson Deering s34; George +
,eering rs; Clark Davis s65; Moses bus
in S29; Alonzo Emery SO; \ Ellison's \
state 20 n = Fowler q Co 20 Mrs.Lewis
lsh 20; H II Gibson sl21; Ellen Gibson {
81; II H ellison Guard. Sl3S; l. NJ Greene =
IS; G Z Graham 500; A j Graham s46.
arab Gay 300; @ 5 Hatch estate. Sl2q,
dwin Harrington estate S246: w II Hart. F
ell S33; A P Hunton S45; y B Hough-
IN gu Lloyu johnson 81; I II kidder b
I02; Edwin Kittredge $40; Amos Ieavitt "
g; j d Lawrence 81; A q Marsh $50; Ed
Iorse $40; Alexander Morse S42; Samuel
IcIntosh s3l; Nj Mcintosh estate s74: y
ames Manix S37; NJ A Moody So; G NJ as
Iiler rs; G K Noble S37; Robert Noble
g: Osgood, Wilson and Co. s27; NJ a hs
wen S39; P II O'Connell S4s; Mrs. Zilphas
reston rs; Nathan Parker 81; SA Par W
er and wife, S73; F l. Parsons $50: Ahial
utnam s34; Mrs. Mary Smith SIS; w P ~,
NTH and wife s42; H w Smith and wife
8; Mills Spooner s32; A ID Sanders and
life $40; Spaulding 800 Zabina SpauId
g SS4; J 6 Sargent 500: Ed Sturtevant n
5; NJ Sylvester S4i; NJ G Stafford 500; q 81
Upper s4s; Mrs. R NJ Upper sal; Mrs. M
avis Tolles $50; g Wallace s55; Gard le,
II Wheeler $50; J Wilson 81: Mrs ] Gi
Wilson $50; r and NJ E Whitaker so5. ",
NJ Wood S213; Mrs. Marcellus Wood so5: ia
L Waldo 81; Wright and Reed So:
Wynn s39i WhiJcomb estate s765. ss