Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-02

spending the week in town with his wife
Mrs. Agnes Richardson.
Rev. Walter Dole is to give his lecture
on abraham Lincoln in the c. E. Lee
ture Course next Monday evening, II be-
/ ing the last OF the series.
The following positions have been as
signed in the Bethel baseball club:
Catchers, Bradbury and McIntire; Pitch
ers, Osgood and keleher; LIST base, Ken
dali; I'd base, Keleher; Sd base, Hoising
ton; short stop, Durham; left field, Ad-
ans; center field, Remington; right field,
Stearns. DR.. 5. W. Clough is manager ana
he viii be pleased to receive challenges
| from any nine of the surrounding towns.
The graduating classes of the interme-
date and list primary departments OF the
village school viii hold exercises at Bas-
com House hall next week on Tuesday
evening.
Best Clover Honey, zoe. per pound, at
Rood's.
Owing to the very stormy weather on
Memorial Day the attendance at the Uni
versalist church at the exercises was not
what it ought to have been. The address
by Hon. w. L. Burnap of burlington was
fine one.
A Springfield, Mass, paper, in recent
issue, speaks in unqualified praise of the
handsome four-year old Como mare, Belle
of Hampden," owned by Dr.J c. Mitchle.
The doctor has been offered $3.50 for her.
She can trot in 20 5. and is beauty of an
animal.
FLowERs.-I shall be at Geo. Kinball's
store next Saturday, June 4, from 10 6,
with baskets, etc.; also to take orders for
Roses, Carnations, filled baskets, plants,
etc, for Graduation in June. All at low
prices. c. NJ. MANN.
The ladies Of Christ church will give a
lawn social at the residence of Mrs. w. II.
Creamer Saturday p. m. from 3 till Q
O'Clock. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Owners Of good drivers, notice. You
can find toe weights, quarter boots, knee
and shin boots, scalpers and ankle boots
and sweat blankets at Cady's Harness
Shop.
The Young ladies' Dramatic Club of
this village repeated the drama, "Rebec-
cas- Triumph" to a crowded house last
Monday evening and more than sustained
their former reputation for excellent act
ing. Filled houses in the future are as
sured for them.
The specialties at Maxham's drug store
for the month of June viii be large lot
of homegrown tomato and celery plants,
of all the leading varieties, and true TO
name, strong, healthy, acclimated plants
at low prices. The finest assortment of
fishing tackle on White River at low
prices. His famous trout secret sent TO
any address postpaid upon the receipt of
25c. A large lot of pure spruce gum at 10
cents per OF. or mailed postpaid to any
address at he. per or, ozs., 45c. and one
ID. 81. rs. Orders from abroad for plants
will be packed and delivered on board of
express free of charge for package, upon
receipt of price.
Mrs. j. G. Sargent visited at Rochester
several days the first OF the week.
Rev. S. A. Parker delivered the Memo
rial Day address at Hartford.
Rev. J. p. Marvin OF Rochester supplied /
at the Universalist church last Sunday.
The shoe shop building is receiving its
first coat OF paint.
We think summer has come; il so you /
want hat or bonnet. Call on Mrs. E. F. |
Wilson and you will not be sorry.
The brick walls OF the old Cong'l church /
are being taken down and the brick drawn
10 the tannery where they are to be used. |
Mrs. Sarah ellison went to Hanover last
week where she is engaged to cook in the
hotel for few weeks, during the COM
season, after which she goes
20 her old position at Sunapee Lake, n. II.
Mrs. B. B. Chase OF West Randolph,
Mrs. Nelson Williams OF Ware, Mass. and |
Mrs. Z. w. Gage OF Wells River were the
quests OF w. c. Lattimer last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stoddard, Grace
md Fred Markham and A. D.Sanders were
10 Woodstock last Tuesday as
Witnesses in the Markham incest case.
Lynn Chadwick and Wynn Savage took
trip down to New Hampshire last sun
lay on their bicycles, returning by trial
ionday.
G. H. Kidd sr CARED l73 calves last Mon
lay.
The telephone line up White River was
urned out during the late storm, in ,
foody's store, so the people Of upper
V hite River valley are without telephon-
, communication.
Miss Lila Martin returned last week
rom five months visit at North Ad- ,
ms, Mass. u
W. D.Adams Of MidGlebury IS spending
weeks vacation with his father, w. X. /
dams.
Miss Mary stickney is spending this (
eek at Woodstock.
Merton Richardson of Roxbury visited !
A. L. stearns' last Tuesday.
Rev. q. w. Gallagher Of Montpelier win {
reach for the Congregationalists next
unday at 1.30 p. N. and the Sunday :
chool will follow. +
Frank B. Markham is laid up with very {
lre arm, supposed TO have been caused by
rsenic in some wall paper that he put on +
. Gaysville last week.
A sermon to the graduating class will
e preached in the Gniversalist church '
lnday, June 9Th, at 1890 a. m. by Rev. !
I alter Dole.
The sale of seats for the High School
exercises mentioned else T
here, viii begin at Miller's drug store, C
thursday noon, June ID. @
Judson MeQuivey, late OF Moscow, Ida i
o, has returned to mis- native state and
,ent last week in Bethel visiting friends. {
Lloyd Johnson is Frightening up his
ouse by free use of paint and paper.
Albee Dart is making extensive repairs :
] his house and is soon TO move there.
Pittsfeld.