Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-08-04
THURSDAY, AUG. 8, 1892.
BETHEL HOME NEWS.

Mrs. w. E. Heath has been visiting at
Cabot.
GU. Wallace visited his daughter, Mrs.
P. D. Ellis at Swanton.
F. NJ. Whitcomb has closed his store.
A large number of people visited the
jewelry store Of r. 5. Adams last week,
drawn thither by his great bargains in
watches and jewelry.
Mrs. John Emerson of Manchester, \.
H., has been visiting her father, Silas
Blakeley.
John Miller of Springfield, Mass, is
the guest of NJ. n. Kendall and family.
Miss Phillie saltery, daughter OF ]. J.
saltery, formerly of this town, is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
James Carrigan has left the employ OF
C. H. Rood and will work for station
agent Waldo in the freight depot.
NJ. G. Stafford is in Vergennes and Rut-
land this week.
Miss Julia d. Hatch of Keene, n. H.,
and Frank Weeks of Keene, n. H., were
married July Goth at the residence OF Ed
win r. Hatch in Bethel.
Christopher Moore of Warren is visit
ing his son, Foster H. Moore.
Misses Jessie Bird and Addie Bradbury
visited friends in Royalton last week.
WANrED.-Si Situation for boy Il years
old to go to school and work for his
board. Apply to Guy Wilson.
Mrs. G. f. Clark and daughter Stella are
visiting Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs. George
Wright.
Mrs. George l.. Richardson and children
of Lowell, Mass, are visiting at }. W.
Hibbard's.
John Reed and family are visiting in
RoXbury.
Miss Ada Rice is at West Rutland with
DR.. c. G. Perry.
The summer school TO be held here
4 from the 18th 10 the 9th OF this month
promises to be a great success and Will
/ doubtless be attended by at least three
4 fourths of the teachers in the county. APP
plications are pouring in for rooms. The
/ program issued last week IS an excellent
/ one and meets with the following APPROX
al from state Supt. Palmer;
Waterbury, July Is, 1882,
Dear SIR
/ have just received the pro-
gram Of your Summer School. 1t is ex-
eellent. You certainly have some Of the
very best men in New England to assist
YOU. Now let the teachers of Windsor
county fully understand this, and il seems
to me, YOU must havea large attendance
and the school viii prove a great success.
Every teacher should attend. They may
never again have such an opportunity.
Very truly yours, EDWIN +. PALMER.
Rev. Vernon Harrington Of Gaysville
will preach for the Congregationalists az
the Universalist church next Sunday At
p. IA.
Nelson Geer was roughly assaulted Mon
day 10y some youngerly men who have
had more deceney. His Injuries We're such
as to need the attendance Of DIR. Greene
and a nurse.
Willard Brooks Of Boston is clersing
for short time for Brooks & Washburn
during their pressing trade Of damaged
goods.
Ed Billiard and wife Of Springfield have
been visiting friends in this vicinity.
Il DR.. Wallace Abbott OF Chicago, H.. has
been visiting friends in Vermont the past
week. DR.. Abbott will be pleasantly re-
membered in Bethel as the principal of the
High School in 1852. He has since been
graduated at the Medical School of Ann
Arbor and now has lucrative practice at
Chicago.
James p. Cleveland, Sr. and Miss Han
nah Flynn OF West Randolph were the
guests OF Miss Louise Austin several days
last week. Mr.. Cleveland is in his s9ih
year but his energy and vitality would
put to shame some men half his age.
Miss Nellie Terry returned from Brat
tleboro last week. She has been engaged
as teacher in the primary school in that
I town.