Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23
BETHEL HOME NEWS

MEFOQ Savage anu SkIAA 80
week at Frank Putnam's in stockor1cge-
The Guild Of the Episcopal church met
with Mrs. Alvin Hatch wednesday Of
this week.
Anthony Ray and wife Of Hartford were
called 10 fogn the first of the week BY the
accident Of their son, Fred Ray.
The members of the Y. P. 5 {. E had
very successful lawn party stthe residence
OF Mrz. c. Stesrns Wednesday evening Of
last week.
Edwin Fisher and ]. P. Marsh are i'm
proving their residences with paint.
G.H. Upper received from Boston
friend he other day a salmon weighing
over II pounds.
Clifton Mzxhsm Of Worcester. Mass,
was in town last saturday calling on rtls-
tives.
David Dyke lost a valuable COW from
some unknown cause last week.
Willard Brooks i home from Boston for
a sumner vacation.
Miss Mabe! Dyke and Mary Wilson are
at home from the Randolph state Normal
School.
Gilmore Bryant Of stanton, Va, Is al
bis fathers, Alonzo Bryant for the sum-
ner.
Mrs.. Hszen Sanford and Mrs. Jenness
v
visiting al W. r. Adams.
s.M. Washburn and iWillard Brooks
spent Tuesday ailuring the wary trout IN
the wilds Of Pittshelc.
Misses Lulu Graham and Emma Clsfiin
have returned from Chllds' Business Col
lege al Springfield, Mass.
At a meeting Of the members Of the
Universalist society last Sunday DR.. L. III.
Greene and ". r. Adams were elected
descons.
At thesxhist party at W. r. Adams last
Tuesday the royal prize was captured BY
I c. W. Head and Mrs. 7. A Chadwick
while the BOBBY fell 20 the lot Of Dr.. l.
NJ. Greene and Mrs T. L. Martin.
DR.. c. c. Perry Of West Rutland spent
several days last week visiting old neigh
7 oors and friends in this town.
I Cnas. Allen. Chas. Hoisington, Miner
I Furman and John Keleher departed the
/ first Of the week for few days camping
and fishing al Berlin.
\ Charles Waldo lost a fine three year-old
colt By a stroke Of lightning during the
Z shower Of last Friday. Mr.. Waldo was in
barn 30 rods from the colt At the same
time and was nearly prostrsted BY the
shock.
The roof Of the Bascom House was re-
moved last week for the purpose OF put
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Of last week the rain came IN and went
through the building clear 10 the base
ment doing considerable damage.
Miss Addie Smith, former teacher in
the Bethel village schools has been visit
ing her friends in this vicinity the past
week.
Mrs. Walter II. Creamer and Miss Hilds
Talforc left last Monday for SwsmpscOtt,
Mass.
A valuable mare belonging to Clark ;.
Davis with fosl by her side, fell and
broke leg in the pasture last Monday.
A.P. Covsy of Rochester, y. H., form
er resident has been spending several days
in town with friends.
Last Tuesday morning Horace Howard,
IL tesident in the north part Of the town
found 800 mare in the pasture with the
heshy part Of the right forward leg all cut
OF. Mr.. Howard thinks IL was done eth
er BIZ a wire fence or a sharp stone.
The children Of the Universalist and
Conul Sunday Schools will unite in eNer-
cises appropriate for Children's Sunday al
two O'clock next Sunday. Everyone is
invited.
II. Closson Gilbert, who is teaching al
smithport, Pa, is at home for the summer
vacation. This fall be will enter the sen
Tor class at Trinity College.
At he republican caucus last saturday
afternoon Fred Arnold, g Wallace,
Burnett and A Brooks were elected as
delegates to the state convention; F L
Martin. Nathan Parker. Aionzo Emery
and r Chadwick 10 the congressional
r " Chase, II kidder, 4 A Markham,
Fred Arnold, r VI Weston and w c Latti-
ner TO the county convention. The state
delegation il aniiFuller and the con
gressional was instructed for Grout.
The new wrinkle that E. A. Markham
viii introduce this week is the selling OF
the famous and genuine "Moxie Nerve
Food" by the glass. This is the Best
Nerve Tonic made and is an exceedingly
fine summer beverage. Next week he
viii place upon his counters a very large
I stock Of FIRE crackers, torpedoes and Other
9Th Of July goods from the very best max
ers IN the country. he also viii continue
10 supply the s'chawers" with spruce gum
at 10 cents an ounce, the fishermen with
fine fishing tackle and send them mis- IA
nous Trout secret at 25c. bottle post
I paid.
; The testimony and vile insinuations Of
. Jennie L Brown concerning me in tbs
case Of Jennie /. Brown vs.. Edward l.
Brown as published in the BETHEL CoUR'
iIER are absolutely false, with this e1cep-
ton. did 20 there 70 care for her when
! she was sick. DIR. L. n Greene was not
attending ner nor Da1 ne DtcH fDr HDiAs
time before entered the family as can b
! proved by the DR.. himself and Others
Drs. c. W. Brigham and F. l. Brigham
we're treating her when went there. PEG
pie who know her well say she often quar-
relied with her husband ana be rarely hac
: any peace at home. She told several with
whom she vas well acquainted that sh'
|. never cared for her husband and he di'
Z not care for her and she could not ans
: would not live with him. This was be
: fore knew either OF them and before sh
7, was sick This plainly shows they couli
a not have lived happily together. 1t ]
nearly two years since Mr. Brown left hi
y wife instead OF three. She has by swear
Z ing falsely committed perjury Seven dit
u ferent physicians we're called 70 see Jenni
/. Brown during her sickness. Some ver
called in councifwith Others Her hus
hand was kind and attentive to her, al
ways doing everything he could to max
!, her comfortable, never cursing or swear
y ing At her to my knowledge. / gave be
: the bestof care. II she had not bad To
:. best OF care she could not have recovered
y Her case was given up as entirely hopeles