Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-14
Bethel Local Intelligence

Bethel Local Intelligence
The Moses Chase farm was sold fol
e, 900, not $4,000, as stated in last weeks
issue.
Mark Stanley has returned TO his studies
at the Baltimore Medical college.
Miss Anna Bridgeman, forewoman in
the stitch room of the shoe shop,i spend.
ing few weeks vacation at her home il
Maine.
Ernest Maynard and wife gave whist
party to their young friends last Friday
evening.
Edwin Spaulding of Nebraska is visiting
friends and relatives in town.
VIM. H. Bliss of Middlebury spent Sun.
day with his brother, Daniel w. Bliss.
Must be sold at once as | am going
West. One three -year-old and one four
year-old Wilkes colt, two cows, one shote
| farming tools, household goods. Cheap
for spot cash before Sept. 25th.
MOSES CHASE.
Chas. Waldo and wife left last Monday
for a Western trip that will include the
Worlds Fair and visits to a brother in
Michigan and to their son Edward at Ell
lis, Kansas.
The Methodist Episcopal parsonage in
Goodell for $3.50.
Wednesday, Septic, new Wagner sleep
ing car line began running from st. AL
bans to Niagara Falls via Norwood, con-
Meeting at st. Adams with the afternoon
mail train from Boston. This makes a
very convenient line for Chicago passen-
gers. Reservations in this car should be
applied for to G. c. Appleton, Ticket
Agent, st. Adams, VT.
Cards are out announcing the forthcom-
ing marriage of Chas. Albert Davis Of
Florida to Miss Nettie, daug liter of Chas.
w. Curtis, to take place at Christ church,
Wednesday evening, Sept. goth.
Thirty nine rolls of felt roofing for sale
dirt cheap. GUY WILSON.
Burt Thresher and brother Avery, who
works for Jordan Marsh q Co. of Boston,
were returning last Thursday from a car
rage drive through the State and Burt
had taken the bride from his horse at
Cady's harness shop to have some repairs
made, when the animal started. Burt
chung to the horses neck and was drag
ged distance of about twenty-five rods,
throwing the horse twice but finally
holding him. II was an example of Spar
tan grit that called forth many words of
praise from those who witnessed the per
Torrance.
in Bethel for rest and outing.
The many Bethel friends OF DR.. Daniel
l.. Burnett will be pleased to learn OF his
marriage to Miss Nellie Grace, daughter
of VIM. Martin, Tuesday OF last week.
Dan is Bethel boy by birth and has
hosts OF friends here who wish him well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland, who spent
month here last year at the Bascom
House, are here again for their annual
summer recreation. 1t is a noticeable fact
that those who come from the dusty, hot
cities once to spend the summer months
in Bethel come again and keep coming.
In Wadleigh's big advt last week it was
stated that he sold root beer extracts for
25c. II should have been zoe.
Leslie r. Adams and wife OF st. Adams
were at his fathers, VIM. r. Adams, over
Sunday.
Furman will receive fresh Providence
River Oysters every Wednesday and Sat
urday.
George and James Cushman OF Haver-
hill, Mass, have been visiting friends in
town.
AT the auction sale Of personal property
of the late Robert French last week. COWS
were sold at from Sl2 to s22. Horses were
very low, selling for moi over s65.
Albert Bradbury is living in the Congl
parsonage.
There was private dance at Bascom
House hall Wednesday evening of last
week.
All oysters sold by Furman are guaran-
teed to be fresh.
Miss Carrie Heath is visiting relatives at
Windsor.
George Washburn was married to Min
ME Fish at Whitehall, n. V, last week,
and the happy couple are now in Bethel,
residing on the Myron Whitaker place.
The town clerks of both Bethel and Stock
as the intending groom was un-
der guardianship; but Love laughs at
bars" and so the persistent swain tried
the less exacting State of New York and
''got there"