Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-16
Bethel Local Intelligence

Several fresh-air children are stopping
with A. II. Spooner.
Owing to the reversal OF figure six, he
types made US say last week that Brooks
/ & Washburn were selling their forty inch
cotton at nine cents, whereas they are ac-
tuaily selling it for six cents. See their
/ large ad in another column.
H. H. Harraden has gone into insolven-
| CIV and meeting will be held the 23d to
prove debts and appoint an assignee.
| Miss Mary F. Leonard of Pepacook is
spending two weeks with friends and rel
atives in this vicinity.
Over two hundred tickets to the circus
at West Randolph ware sold last Satur-
day, in addition to much larger mum Der
who attended in teams.
c. w. Marston has the largest and best
line of warranted pocket cutlery ever sold
in Bethel.
Vera, the four year old daughter of
Chester Foster, could not be found last
Friday for long time, but after long
search, the young lady was found asleep
on the haymow with her kitten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Emery OF Wash
ington, ID. C., have been the guests of his
brother, Alonzo Emery.
nice line OF lamps and silk shades just
ICIilNNA AT 1AuAoAOH d
Mrs. B. B. Paine OF Concord, Mass, Wis
tied at Mrs. l.. II. Edson's last week. Mrs.
Paine is in the state to attend the reunion
OF the Paine family at gainesville.
There were no services at the Universal
list church last Sunday.
Miss Emily Poole OF Philadelphia, Pa,
is stopping with Mrs. NJ. +. Harrington.
Mrs Lydia Emery and DR.. E. Jeaneatte
Cooling OF Boston returned home Monday,
after two weeks visit at Mrs. Ahial Put
MANS.
Don't forget the present with every
pound OF tea at Marston's.
VIM. Magiyney and wife are visiting
this week at Quechee.
A. c. Cheney Of Rutland was in town
the first of the week TO see about the let
ting Of his farm on Barnard bill.
Miss Ely Of Dedham, Mass, has been
the guest OF Mrs. j. +. Ainsworth the past
week at her summer cottage.
John Kim bail had the misfortune to run
his finger into the cutter of sausage ma
chine Tuesday OF last week, cutting off
the end Of the finger.
G. NJ. Miller and wife have been visit
ing relatives at Rouse's Point and vicinity.
Mrs. Kate Nichols Bartlett was in town
over one train last week.
Richard Ives Of Lynn has been visiting
at w. II. CreameT's.
Julius Wakefield returned to Dedhnam,
Mass, last Monday, after two weeks
stop in town.
G.J. Wallace and wife are visiting rela
tives in sutton, y. II.
James Mannix is on the street once
more, after a severe sickness OF month.
MIR. Smith OF New York is at his annual
outing at Echo Farm.
Mrs. Bennett and daughter, Miss Jessie,
OF Windsor Mills, p. O., have been visit
ing her brother, c. K. Noble, the past
week.
Quite mum Der of Christian Endeavor.
ers attended a rally at South Randolph
last Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Walter Dole is taking his summer
vacation.
The Guild OF the Episcopal church will
meet Thursday afternoon and evening Of
this week at the cottage OF Misses Fogg
and Wilson.
Miss Olloie, the colored girl who has been /
working for 5. b. Day for the past year,
was called to her home at Tarboro, n. g., 1
by the illness OF a relative, Monday.
II. o. Markham OF Pomfret has taken the 1
contract for the erection OF the new school I
house, which is to be completed by the 4
first week in September.
The Cong'l Sunday school held picnic I
on the camp grounds Wednesday OF this /
week.
y. p. Whittier and family Of Barre have I
been visiting at J. p. Marsh's
Miss Belle Davis Of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting at VIM. r. Adams.
Miss PHILIPPINE Saltery OF Boston made
4 flVing visit in town last week.
Louie Fisher OF Burlington is spending
a week with his grandfather, Edwin Fish
ar.
L. p. Paige Of Burlington was the guest
Of w. c. Brooks last week.
Henry Wallace and wife OF Belmont,
Mass, visited at NH. Wallace's last week.