Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-02-02
Bethel Local Intelligence

John Thomas will be at West Randolph
Tuesday night, Feb. Z.
Seth Powers Of Moretown is visiting his
brother, Harrison Powers.
IA. G. Stafford aud q. II. Upper were in
Boston the first of he week.
john Keleher says that Ed Arnold says
Good enough for Brown. Let him suck
ieicles now.n
Ben Gage Of East Bethel and Miss Phila
Morse sister of Mrs. Chas. Hoisington,
Were married last Friday, and spent Sun
day With Mrs. Hoisington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gage viii make their home at East Bethel.
About $40 was cleared by the dedication
rkeIeigas of the townhall, which will be
dsVoJed toward the expense OF the drop
ourlaia.
About a dozen from this town attended
the G. e. conference at West Randolph last
Saturday.
Two Rochester twO-horse teams were left
lfs5 saturday standing by the freight de-
pot under the charge OF one man. The
passenger train passing caused the two
teams to be more than enough for one
man, and the one belonging to Mr.. Mar
tin ran, and passing near M. Sylvester's,
altem pied to spear Will q. Brooks and his
aunt, who were driving peaceably along.
Iney Jailed in this but pretty thoroughly
upset 5le occupants of the Brooks sleigh
I'D hen ran up the street, fortunately
l-lliug to run across anyone; they were
caught at the upper end OF the village.
Fred Fassett, who has been attending
school at st. Johnsbury, was taken sick
with typhoid fever last week and has gone
to his home in Waitsfield.
The mountain road to Rochester was
rendered impossible last week by the drift
ing snow, and teams from Rochester, after
getting three -fourths OF the way to Bethel
RID 70 retrace their way.
Mrs. L. M. Atwood has been confined to !
the house by sickness.
The junior class OF the West Randolph |
Graded School passed through this village |
lest Friday afternoon and RECALLED the look |
ers-on.
A fine leather halter was found last week |
on the stage road to Gaysville, near Rood's, |
which the owner can have by calling on |
Guy Wilson and paying for this notice.
Miner Furman went fishing in Chitten-
den last week and came home with thir-
teen pickerel. Miner truthfully admits
that he was not the man that pulled the
fish from their native element, but says he
was only few feet distant and saw the
deed done by his brother-in-law.
Mrs. II. e. Flint OF Springfield, Mass,
was in own last week calling upon friends.
Mrs. Flint will be pleasantly rememb eled
90 NAi~F NoAsiS oNPtll Va bhio paw
A. A. NieDaum OF Burlington and VIM.
Cushman OF West Randolph were in town
last Thursday.
The Guild of the Episcopal church met
with Mrs. X. S. Wilson Tuesday OF this
week
Mrs. Nellie j. Spaulding of Mohawk, n.
", accompanied by her husband has been
visiting her father, VIM. j. Rogers.
IA sses Corrie and Annis Dickey are
snending this week with their mother at
Laconia, n. H.
FoR SALE.--A $500 First Mortgage Loan,
payable in gold. Value of security, Fl 200.
Fire Insurance assigned, $500. Time, five
years Rate, per cent guaranteed.
IIIE VERMo Mt INVESTMENT COMPANY,
149 College St., Burlington, VT.
Misses Grace aud Merry Conant OF Ran
dolph visited friends in town last week
G. Kidder CARED four hundred sheep
and thirty one calves last Monday.
Rev. l. I. Booth of Mort hfield will preach
40 he Universalist church next Sunday in
exchange with Rev Walter Dole.
Mrs Amos Chamberlin has been in Han
cock for several weeks caring for her sick
mother, but returned to Bethel last Mon
day.
Peter PARROT has moved from the Emory
kim house into the Remi Longevin house.
Edgar Watkins of Sharon was in town
Mrs. Samuel Archer has been spending
several weeks in Claremont, n. H., but re-
armed last Friday.
Continued on last page.