Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-24

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Myron Morse has gone TO Manchester
VT. to settle his business affairs there.
He will make his home in Bethel for the
present, at least.
Capt. H. c. Lull and wife have been
spending the past week with Jason
Chadwick and family.
l.. Martin and wife spent Sunday in
Rochester.
&c. Enright of Windsor was in town
over Sunday.
The Guild of the Episcopal church
meets Thursday with Mistresses Fogg
and Wilson at their cottage on Upland
avenue.
Mrs. George H. Kimball is visiting in
Burlington this week.
w. G. Shaw and family spent several
days last week at Morey Lake and vicinity
w. H. Curtis end wife OF Grand Rapids,
Michigan, visited last week at his uncle's,
Chas. Curtis.
Mrs. Chas. Hunt OF Springfield, Mass,
is the guest OF Mrs. Hannah Wilson.
Miss Alice Williams of Boston is spend
ing few weeks at home.
Miss Hannah Maun OF st. Adams was at
Mrs. Peter O'Connell's last week.
Jack Devlin, well known and wealthy
Bostonisn, is stopping at S. B. Days.
Sheldon Smith, the New York broker,
who for the last half dozen years has
stopped at c. r. Mobiles at echo Farm"
is again in town.
Ed H Fish OF 'Lympus has been quite
sick with Inflammation Of the bowels.
VI. King has bought the farm generally
occupied by David Allen, in Bethel Lynn
pus.
Miss Clara Barrows librarian, has been
unable TO attend to the duties OF that office
and Mrs. c. w. Read took her place.
c. p. Webster, a former resident OF
Bethel but now with his daughter at
Bradford, is suffering from cataracts COM I
ing over both eyes and is to be taken to
Chicago to have an operation performed. |
Mrs. Harriet Brown, who has been stop
ping in Boston, is to return to Bethel and /
occupy her house in the village this fall. 4
The shoe shop is doing large business
and has lately been turning out fifteen |
cases per day.
Alonzo Emery, member of the town 1
school board, attended the summer school /
at Windsor last week.
g. II. Kimball has just received a new
lot of flour at the lowest prices ever known.
Roller Queen at - per barrel. Try bar
rel.
Did you know that the Home Baker Wis
its you Tuesdays and Fridays, with full
line of fresh pies, cake, bread, etc?
Pure Cider Vinegar, at Kimball's.
Misses Celia and May Aldrich OF Leba-
non, y. H., and Mrs.C. r. Adams OF Shar-
on were visitors at RS. Adams last week.
The afternoon meeting next Sunday will
be in charge of Rev. II. F. Roberts. Song
service win begin at half past two.
Gold spectaces. want you to see them.
r. 5. ADAMS.
West India, spiced vinegar, at Kimball's.
Just notice X. S. Adams big, new ad-
yertisement.
The Christian Endeavor society will hold
a corn-roast sociable with Miss Jessie
Spaulding next Friday evening. All are
cordially invited.
Miss Mary Wilson is to teach in New
combville next term.
Pure malt vinegar, warranted to keep
pickles, at Kimball's.
There was a corn roast and party at
Willard Brooks on Christian Hill.
Mrs. Emery was in Burlington last Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr. f. L. Harrington and wife, who
have been staying near Burlington for
quite a while, returned to Bethel last
week, accompanied by Miss Jarden, sis
ter of Mrs. Harrington.
James Mccullough died last Wednes-
day of a complication of diseases, mainly
brought on by old age. He has been in
failing health for some time past, but up
to the last six months. few would have
suspected, with his apparent youth and
vigor, that he bad reached his eighty-first
year. During the greater part OF a long
life, Mr.. Mccullough has been prominent
~ identified with the business and inter
ests of Bethel and Royaiton.
The Lebanons and Bethels will play next .
Saturday afternoon on the grounds OF the
home team. The Bethels have been put
ting up strong game lately and the peo-
pie should turn out and show their appre-
citation. The first games of the season
were spoiled by unlucky weather, and the {
games since have been mostly away from !
home. Come out and see what good
nine Bethel has. {
Large assortment OF fig cakes at Kim
balls. G
Have you sent % cents to E.A. Markham,
Bethel, VT, for bottle of his famous Trout
Secret that you may capture some OF those
Dig trout that are lying around, looking i
for a tempting morsel to eat in this warm I
weather; and have you bottle of "Max- Il
hams Balm" to cure your wasp, bee or hor- y
net stings,W henyou are after the big trout? [
Moses Chase has repted his house to
Frank Thomas. who at present works in s.
the shoe shop and lives on the David Tor
rey place. Mr.. Chase is going West to il
visit daughters in Nebraska and Texas.
The old Murray Han in the Universalist ii
church Is being remodeled and handsome
" fitted up at the expense Of Mrs. Edwin G
Harrington, who has done sol much for
that church. The church was built abous
1923 and for ten years was the only church
IN the village, and il was occupied In turn 9
lr the Unlvarsalists, Episcopslians and y
.ongraERtionalists. At that time, there J.
vas no hall overhead. but only a - ide gall z
he main church. Later. Eli 1873. the Con- v
greEaticnal church WIS huiit aud the ha / g
Vas finished OF and was used for about go 2,
PEARS by the teWn for town meetings. and D
great many entertainments. also. were d
.iven within its narrow dimensions. Il