Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-28
Bethel Local Intelligence

Mrs. Chas. Sawyer of Randolph Centre
visited her brother, s. Nj. Washourn, last
week.
VIM. Wilson. head OF the south family
of the Shakers at Enfield, and three of the
sisters were the guests OF MIR. and Mrs Il.
F. Wilson last week. This is probably the
best off in this worlds goods OF the three
families, as they number only is souls and
have about $4,000 invested IN lands and
mortgages.
Misses Glover and Baker of Lancaster,
n. H., have been stopping at c. w. Cur
it's the past week.
Rev. A. w. Ford of Windsor called on
his nephew, X. P. Stoekwell, last week.
Chas. Davis and wife left last Tuesday
for their future home at Edna, Fla, fol-
lowed by the rest wishes OF host oil
friends in Bethel.
Rev. q. A. wilkins leaves this week for
a two weeks vacation at Burlington, Yer
gennes, Salisbury and other points on
the west side of the mountain.
Hon. Zed Stanton OF Roxbury was in
town on business last Saturday.
Mrs. r, w. Morse and children are Wis.
iting her father, n. b. Byam, at North
field.
Mrs. DR.. Manchester OF Lebanon, for
merly Miss Minnie Tarbell OF this place
was in town last week to attend the Da
Wis Curtis nuptials.
c. L. Thurston owned kicking coll
which lately cleaned him out so completely
| MIR. Thurston tho't best TO dispose OF him
so sold him last Saturday to King Bros
/ on Royalton hill. The Kings were warned
that It was unsafe to drive 1t behind
wagon but disregarded the warning ano
started out. The colt had not been driver
/ through covered bridge and wren thu
/ White River bridge was reached, he show
I ed his surprise by free use OF his heels
entirely Remembering the vehicle.
Rev. Mr.Scott OF Alburgh preached yer!
acceptably at the Congl church last Sun
day. He is considered as candidate TO
the vacant pulpit.
Miss Mamie Mccormack, a trained
nurse OF Boston, is stopping at the vii
son House.
Miss Ethel Morrell returned to her hom
at Somerville, Mass, last Monday, after
three weeks visit in this village.
The Cong'l choir was reorganized las
Sunday and Fred ". Chapman was elected
chol lister and Mrs. j. II. Blaisdell, organ
ist.
Fred Stevens, farmer on the middl
branch OF White river, brought to thi
station last Monday aud sold to Harr.
Whipple twelve hogs that averaged owe
five hundred pounds apiece, getting 81
and one-half cents per pound, live weigh
for them. II is probably the heaviest 10
OF hogs ever brought to this station b.
one man, and the rest OF the story Is tina
MIR. Stevens has twelve more ready TO
shipment next Monday.
Moses Chase will sell at his residence il
Bethel, Sept, 30th,Iat 10 a. m, 2 Wilke
colts, and years old, some hay, grain
beans, farming tools, one-hor MOVING
machine, sleigh, single harness, house
hold goods, etc.
A letter remains unclaimed at the Beth
el postoffice for A. j. Wood.
DO not miss the opening of millinery
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 9th
9th and 7th, at j. ID. Mitchells.
Mrs. Edwin Harrington is building
very handsome summer house near he
residence on River street.
There is to be a meeting OF the member
of the Library Association at their room
next Saturday evening, 10 provide means
TO meet several bills which are unpaid. i
is proposed to give an entertainment.
VIII. Gilmorelis moving to Quechee
His family went last week, and he Is 4
follow as soon as he closes up his business
4 here.
David Allen is moving into the house o
Mrs. NJ. f. Waller on Royalton Hill anS
is to occupy it until Mrs. Waller returns
from Chicago.