Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-04-05
Bethel Local Intelligence.

The Y. P. S. c. z. gave poverty socia
BILE at the vestry of the Congregationalist
church Wednesday evening of last week
It is reported that Frank Lyman OF
South Royalton has bong ht the Chauncey
Temple farm.
Master Builder II. o. Markham of South
Pomfret was in town last week, making
preparations for the erection of the cream
cry.
Mrs. Weston had the misfortune to
spIain one OF her ankles quite severely
last week.
Buy Cloaks of Thomas and save money.
Hon. w. c. Danforth of Barnard was
in town one day last week.
James Wheeler wishes to thank his
neignbors and friends for their kind as
sistance after his late misfortune.
Luther Taylor of Pittsfield was in town
Monday, arranging for the building OF a
new house on River street for Mrs. M. E.
Waller.
The school directors say that the town
schools the past year have cost sixteen
cents more per week than under the old
| law, and they are still at loss to give the
reason, as the teachers have been hired at
less price.
Mrs. Sarah Gibson has returned from
White River junction and is at present
acting as cook at the Bascom House.
Rev. 5. A. Parker supplied the pulpit at
White River Junction last Sunday.
family from Boston by the name OF
Robe Is TO occupy the tenement in the w.
ii. Hartwell house.
John Mudgett OF South Royalton was
in town last week, completing tele-
phone line from the railroad station to
the tannery
| Miss Hattie Williams is in Boston on
/ "a eel - Ice 1 MI
! ham is taking her pace as assistant book
, keeper in the shoe shop.
| George Townsend has moved onto the
T.. Dean place upon Christian Hill.
Mrs. Burrows has been quite i'll at the
home OF her son, o. n. Barrows.
Miss Mayo is in New York this week on
business. Miss Lila Martin accOmpa-
MED her as far as Burlington.
R.X Williams has moved into a tene-
ment in the Child block.
Rev. Mr.. Hazen OF Rochester preached I
at the Congregational church last Sunday /
N exchange vita Rev. Virgil William |
Blackman.
A young son of Peter Parrot was badly
scalded with steam at the tannery the
first OF the week.
Three cents per pound paid for old rub
beers at Z. W. Marston's.
W.
Mr.. Morse at HardWick last week, there
were no services last Sunday and the quar-.
terly meeting will be held next Sunday,
April Sth.
When you step into Maxham's store TO
buy bottle OF MaXham's Balm or box
OF his famous Carbolized Ointment, vi ich
you ought to do the first time that you
go to the village, do not fail to ask him to
show you the Arnold Cooker and Conee
Cooker-tWo household fixtures that ey-
cry house should have.
On complaint OF Grand Juror r. NJ.
Chase, barrel OF whisl ey was seized at
the railroad station last f iday and, by
order of Justice VIM. K. ADAMS, was turn
ed over to the town agency.
New goods in the hardware line are ar
irving nearly every day at Marston's new
store.
The boys of the whitcomb High school
have organized baseball nine with Prof.
j. II. Blaisdell, manager, and Frank Il. .
Everett, captain.
Fine shoes and where to buy them.
THOMAS, Tie Shoeman. ,
The Bennoi family, assisted by Frank
Carroll, gave an entertainment at the
townhall Wednesday evening OF last /
week, consisting OF violin playing by the
Bennoi father and by his two sons, aged I
eight ana ten years, and Of harmonica
and one six years old, with songs and q
black face representations by Mr.. Carroll. i
Building lot, finely situated on River c
street, for sale Inquire Of Mary Regain,
Bethel, VT. ii
B. G. Rogers has left the employ Of J II. :
Waldo as local manager of the freight
business Of the Central Vermont railroad. [
Miss Mary Stickney has been visiting
friends in Windsor this week
r. 2. Wynn has been reinstated in his
Did position as boss OF the Central Yer b
mont railroad section centering around &
Bethel, and VIII Shirlock, the former e
boss, has the offer Of the Royalton section. :
There is a letter at the postofiice, un-
.laimed, for g.. Rollin.
Last week, Miss Bertha Gillette celebrl- y
ed her eighteenth birthday by inviting i
n few of her friends.
A man blythe name of Smith has bought n
mt the grocery business of CT Rood and {
viii take immediate possession. .
w. 3. G. Stickney has been appointed
OF the estate OF Calvin Da-
is.
During this month, Fred Arnold will m
eceiye about fifteen thousand trout fry.
'arties desiring trout should call on him. "
A.
The report OF tine town district clerk
hows that there are 233 children OF school d
ge-that is, between and 81 years OF age ~
in the town district. OF this number, =
IS have attended school, lie wing 90 who II
ave not attended school at all, many OF
HON have not improved the opportuni- hi
Y. OF this number, there are 81 between