Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-22
Bethel Local Intelligence.

Miss Maud Durham was in Burlington
last week.
Adelbert Dyke has moved from the G..
Fl. Osgood place to the farm formerly oc-
cupied by VIM. II. Gilmore, west OF the
village
The increased demand for linseed oil
caused a marked ADVANCE in its price In
this village last week. Several OF our
most prominent merchants and business
men were heavy investors.
Give us your orders for gathering tubs
and sap holders. GEO. II. UPPER q Co.
Mrs. G. f. Graham visited her brother,
DR.. Sparhawk, at Burlington last week.
Charles H. Osgood is to re-occupy his
/ farm on Royalton hill, this summer.
P.O. Burnham has hired a farm near
I Quechee and VIII moyelthere this spring.
Remember you can ouy Bradley's phos,
phate at Tupper's and. be sure OF good
crop We have all grades and prices.
Miss Kate Regain of this village, who
hasIheen very i'll at the home of her father
! in barnard, is improving, with the pros
pect OF sure and early recovery.
Rev. S. A. Parker supplied the pulpit at
the Universalist church last Sunday.
M. N. Kendall has been confined to the
house with illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. Harrington of Phil
adelphia have been visiting his mother,
Mrs. M L. Harrington.
There was circular conference at the
/ CONGREGATIONAL church Tuesday OF last
week. The principal speakers were Revs:
| Z. II. \ orse of Brookfield, V. NJ, Hardy OF
| West Randolph, Vim. Water of Bralntree,
J.. A. Bates of Randolph and Deacons j.
| A. Fowler of West Randolph, Conant OF
Randolph and John Wild of Royalton.
All kinds of rubber stamps and pads for
sale by II. Z. Adams at the printing OF
/ flee.
G. w. Wheeler of Rutland has been Wis
| iting his daughter, Mrs. Miner Furman.
Ftp. Holden of Penacook, N. H., has
been spending several days in town.
Miss Philippine Saltery of Boston has
| been spending several days in town. Last
Wednesday, accompanied by X. Ii. Bas-
com and Misses Josie and Carrie Heath,
1 Miss Saltery attended ball at Pittsneld
The big storm came up, and II was two
days before all the party could get back
TO Bethel.
Mrs. Peter O'Connell had violent at
tack of nosebleed last Thursday.
BY the new regulations OF the treasury
department, town liquor agents are
obliged to take out United States IL
censes at an expense OF go, the. taxpay-
telegram was recently received from
Kimball, S. d., announcing the death OF
Henry Cushing of that city, brother OF
the late j. D. Cushing of this town. Mr..
Henry Cushing was well known in Bethel,
as he had spent considerable time in town
during his life. He left one son, Frank,
and two daughters. Mrs. f. III. jackson OF
ST. Albans and Miss Kate, who is now hv-
ing in Kimball
Last Wednesday, as Miss Carrie Curtis
was passing behind horse OF her fathers,
which had been recently fed, the horse
kicked violently, throwing Miss Curtis
about ten feet and badly inJuring her, II
is feared internally.
Mrs. +. NJ. Whitcomb has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Clifton Richmond, in
Woodstock.
George Whitney, of the Sophomore
class at the University OF Vermont, is sick
at his home.
c. ID. Gushing expects to leave for Kim
ball, 5. D., this week, called there by the
death of his uncle, Henry Cushing.
Sugar makers should give in their or
ders for buckets etc, as coon as possible
- GEO. II. UPPER & Co.
C. d. Cushing is storing two hundred
tons of ice for the use OF the creamery the
coming year.
Mrs. Sarah ellison is confined to the
house with an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. George Dunton of Worcester, Mass,
was called to town last week 10 attend to
her mother, Mrs. j. L. Cha, field. who is
very infirm.
The bad weather of the present month
does not seem to lessen tue numbers OF the
"knlghts of the road.N Overseer OF the
poor Robert Noble reports that i've called
on him for help last Thursday the day OF
the big storm.
A. B. Brigham has rented the new house
recently erected by Mrs. Saran ellison on
River street.
John Byam has moved from the tene-
ment house of Alex. Morse to his place on
Camp Brook.
The stockholders OF the White River
Agricultural society are to hold q meet
ing at the store of T.. A. Markham next
Saturday afternoon, to take steps in re-
gard to the winding up Of the affairs of
the association.
| A new invoice of AmericanBaking Pow
der and prizes at Martins.
John w. Gardner, late of the Oregon
Indian Medicine Co., was in town last
Monday.
A society event that was looked for
the marriage of John II. Miller of Spring
field, Mass, and Miss Kate, daughter of
NJ. n. Kendall, OF this place, which oc-
CURED at the home of the BRIDES father
in this village, February 14tb, Rev. $. A.
Parker officiating. The following day,
MIR. and Mrs. Miller left for Springfield,
Mass, their future home, where Mr.. Mill
Ter has a position in the office of the
Springfield Union.
First quality canned goods at Martins.
The temperance sociable given by the
Y. z. s. G. L. last Wednesday was 2 de-
cided success; temperance pledge was
circulated and forty signatures were OBJ
tanned. Refreshments were served and a
few games were played. The pledge will
be framed and hung in the chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Chase gave a very
pleasant whist party TO frien dis at their
residence on River street, Wednesday
evening of last week.
Nonesuch mincemeat at Maroins.