Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-06-21
Bethel Local Intelligence


week in ATTENDANCE upon court.
Mrs. G. e. Graham aud Miss Annie Ora
ham were at st. Johnsbury last week in
attendance upon the Cong'l State conven-
ton.
Miss Alice Williams of Boston is visiting
her parents in town.
! Deputy United States Marshal Thomas
Failey OF Burlington was in town last
week, summoning jurors for the coming
term of the US. Circuit court at Windsor.
Edwin Harrington arrived from Phila-
delphia last Friday, having driven from
there in a carriage. by way OF Rutland.
Last Friday evening, man from Roeh
ester, while trying to pass team in front
of Kimballs store, ran into another. The
force of the collision threw both teams
into the air and tipped the vehicles over,
but no serious damage was done.
At the Republican town caueuses last
Saturday, there were elected as delegates
to the State convention, W. B. c. Stick
ney, r. S. Adams, Fred Arnold to the
Congressional, w. q. Whitaker, Elbridge
Twitchell and S. c. Cady, and to the
County, w. B. c. Stickney, 5. NJ. Wash
burn, G. E. Clark, L. NJ. Greene, j. C.Bur-
nett and j. j. Wilson.
The intermediate department of the
Bethel Graded school, closed Friday, June
Sth. The pupils having no marks in the
register during the t-rm were as follows;
Susie Chase, Mary ellison, Lula Lincoln,
Maud Moore and Maud Cady. Those
having the highest term average were
Maud Moore, May Stiekney, Grace Tup-
per, Maud Cady and Kate Bascom.
First quality sixteen inch wood for sale.
| INQUIRE Of X. W. MORSE,
A daughter was born to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Clarence W. Read the first OF last week.
Mrs. Minnie Annis has been visiting
her brother, Daniel NJ. Clough.
| Miss Emma Dickey is home from work
| in the Rood millinery store i'm West Ran
dolph,and Miss Mamie Buchanan has tax
en- her place.
Come in and see those scabbard lace
pins at r. 5. Adams.
FL. Wetmore and family OF Brandon
have moved into the tenement on the
ground floor OF the Gardner Wheeler
house.
There was a dance at Bascom House
hall Wednesday evening Of last week for
the benefit Of the Bethel baseball CLUB.
New line Of rings at very low prices at
r. :. Adams.
j. II. BlaisdelI, principal of the Whit
comb High school, returned 10 his former
home in Laconia, y. H., last week and
will be followed by Mrs. Blaisdel this
week.
G. j. Wallace IS to build a second house
this year on St. Hyacinth 81.
II you want the best watch on the mar
ket for the least money, go TO H. :. Adj
ans.
The following is the list OF unclaimed
letters at the Bethel Postoitice June i;
Mrs. George +. Russ, Mrs. LeOattle, A. :.
Bean DR.. Frank NJ Gelley, Gideon Coty,
A. j. GayIore. GEO. Ii. UPPER, p. Nj.
The town and school tax bills are now
in my hands for collection. The time IN
which TO pay the same and save discounts
expires Sept. IS, '9i.
Bethel VT, June 10, '9l.
J. q. SARGENT, Town Treas.
We are not running a mixed assortment
OF meal, groceries, gents furnishing
goods, or tinware and ten cent counter,
but are selling harnesses. We just have a
new lot in for s. and upwards.
CADy q son.
Edwin Sturtevant has been quite i'll
lately, being confined TO MS bed with a
stomach trouble.
Mrs Fred Hazelton and Mrs. L. p.
Hazelton OF STAFFORD have been visiting
George Johnson.
Fire crackers, torpedoes and celebration
goods at Martins.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Paige OF Cabot
have been visiting their son, n. II. Paige,
driving here a handsome Jet black horse.
Last week, Postmaster G. H. Upper
received ten pound salmon from friends
In Boston.
Youths sneakers, As cents, at Martins.
Hobart Parker, former resident but
now Of Gardner, Mass, is visiting friends
in town.
The Bethel baseball team defeated the
Barnards at Barnard last Saturday by
a score of 10 TO 4.
Salt cod and salmon at Martins.
While sitting in the barber shop of
Peter Burrelle last Sunday, {. l.. Cnad-
wick suffered stroke OF apoplexy. He
was taken home and it was quite a length
of time before he could speak. Monday,
he was better. and it was expected that
he would recover in a short time.
Look at those outside shirts, SO cents a
pair, at Martins.
NJ. L. Furman has recently suffered
several severe hemorrhages OF the stom-
ach, and last Sunday his condition was
considered very dangerous, but since then
he nas been much better. Tue trouble Is
supposed to have been brought on by his
ly ing on the ice while fishing last winter.
Daniel NJ. Clough went to Windsor last
Monday to serve as petit juror in the U.
s. court.
am now prepared to do all kinds of
Job work and trucking at prices tnat are
/ reasonable. FRED KAY.
A CARD.-I desire to express my sincere
thanks to those who showed so much
kindness and sympathy during the sick
ness and death of my wife.
SQUIRE bowen.
w.B. Wall of West Randolph was in
town last Monday.
II. H. Cushman OF Rochester was in
! town last Friday on business.
In response to a petition, the selectmen
have examined the so-ealled Freelan road
leading 20 Ed Nesper's, and have changed
the same from pent to an open road.
Why is Tupper's store the coolest place
/ in town? Because he keeps and sells the
1 Alaska Iefriget ator.
Miss Sarah Henry is visiting in the
4 country"
4 Fly nets at the harness shop.
After commencement ct Dartmouth col.