Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-07-19
Bethel Local Intelligence

to be perfectly worthy OF II.
Miss Grace Moorlands of East walpole
Mass, has been visiting the family of q
H. Kimball.
For SALE.--Hcuse, barn and about one
acre of land, in Bethel village.
GUY WILSON.
C. o. Barnes OF Montpelier was in town
Monday.
Mrs. sanderson OF Camden, N. j., ac-
companied by Miss Edith FELTON,, has
been the guest of Mrs NJ. E. Harrington.
When looking for shoes, give Mrs. L.
f. Wilson a call. She has full line of
ladies', misses and children's boots,
shoes and rubbers. All fresh, new goods.
n. F. Clark of st. Adams, former resi-
dent in town, was at ID. L. Child's last
week.
Fred Putnam fell and broke his collar
bone last week.
Mrs. Robert Miller of Detroit, Mich,
has been staying at j. c. Burnett's.
Frank Burnett is in town.
Miss Kate Cole has returned from an
extended visit in Morrisville.
new line of laces just opened at Mrs.
Z. f. Wilson's.
Rev. H. Dewitt Williams and family of
Plainfeld have been staying with his Sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Preston.
There is to be Big Sale at auction Of
Blacksmith's and Wheelwright S tools at
/ So. Royalton on Saturday, July p, az 10 a..
N.
/ As shown by his ad., the place to buy
\ Fashionable Millinery cheap, is Rood's.
Miss Anna Wakefield OF Dedham re-
turned home last Saturday after a two
weeks stay in town with Mrs. J. +. Aims
worth.
Mrs L. F. Wilson's is the place for
stick pins. She has just received a fine
new line, including the new drop pin,
which is selling like hot cakes ;also, a new
/ line OF hairpins, including side combs
and the new style high back comb.
The tennis players in town propose to
have tournament during he week be-
ginning July 23d. Bethel players are in
good practice, and some are SO rash as 20
say they would like TO meet out-ot-toWn
players in a match.
Miss Sallie Gay is staying with her aunt,
Mrs. {. C. Stearns.
Mrs. G. A. wilkins is visiting at her
old home in SNanton.
Phineas Woodward met with a painful
accident GA his moving machine Tuesday
of last week, badly lacerating his left arm.
MIR. and Mrs. y. W. Pease OF Elizabeth,
n. j., are making their customary pill
grimage to Vermont, staying az the VIII
son House last week and this week being
ut Pittsheld.
Hartshorn root beer extract at Martins.
An effort is being made TO com tine the
reunion OF the Windsor county Nterans
and tie Fair on the 10th, llth and 18th Of
September
d. Verdier, who has been porter at the
L
has been cook, returned TO New York,
Monday.
Mrs. 5. b. Simmons has gone to Law
renee. Mass, for few weeks. hoping to
improve her health
Dalmatian insect powder at Martins.
Mrs. Henry Rice returned Saturday
from a visit to her mother, Mrs. Olmsteau.
at East Middlebury.
Rev. MIR East OF Mortified supplied
the pulpit at the Uniyersalist church last
Sunday evening.
Look at the new prizes with the Ameri-
ca baking powder al Martins.
T. Cisco has bought ,he W. E. Heath /
house Of Mrs. q. j. Wallace.
d. S. Phillips and Ed Whitney attended |
the Barre races last week, having several
horses entered for the races.
J. j. Saltery and William r. Brown OF |
Boston were in town last week and went |
to Stock bridge TO examine the river sand |
there with a view to mine there either for |
gold or iron.
Mrs. G. F. Lewis left Monday for an |
extended visit to relatives and friends in /
Portland, Me-, and other towns in that |
vicinity.
Mrs. NJ. G. Stafford returned Saturday
from Canada.
f. A. Markham has sold his drug bust
ness to j. 7. Cisco & Son of Quechee. /
Many people will miss Mr. Markham
at the old stand, as he has been in bust
ness at the same store for twenty-five
years.
Tuesday eve, July 10th, at the residence OF
Edwin Fisher, father OF the bride. Rev.
Mr.. Biackman united in marriage Henry
X. Wing OF Boston, Mass, and Miss
Fannie Fisher OF Bethel in the presence
of eighty guests. At $50, Miss Abbie
Clark, pianist, struck the chords OF Men
delssohn's wedding march, to the strains
of which, Masters Henry Upper and
Robert Kimball, as little flower boys, en-
tered the room followed by twelve small
children holding white ribbons, making
an aisle for the bridal party. Miss May
Parsons, prettily arrayed in pearl-colored
silk, as bridesmaid, with Mr.. w. c.
Paige OF Boston, as groomsman, entered,
by the bride and groom. The
bride was very becomingly dressed in
cream colored silk crepe, wearing a veil
and carrying bouquet Of white roses.
The ceremony was performed under a
marriage bell made of white daisies and
evergreen with background of tall ferns
md festoons of evergreen. The rooms
we're decorated with ferns and white
Dinks. Refreshments OF ice cream aud
'ome excellent cake, made by Caterer
Beattie OF West Randolph, were served,
md instrumental music and singing by
he children enliYened the evening.
Among those present from out of town
we're Col. Harrison Hugely and NJ c.
Paige of Boston, II. II. Dewey and wife
rom Plainfield and Mrs. F. h. Fisher of
Burlington. There were many beautiful
presents.
Gaysville.