Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-30
Bethel Local Intelligence.

A<S VIVA A@~O~A - -. . -
III. Paige and wife are spending the
week in Cabot.
Hon. Frank Plumley OF Northfeld was
in town Monday.
Job Slack is visiting friends in Bradford
and Waltham, Mass.
Mrs. G. J.Wallace is visiting her daugh-
ter, Miss Carrie Heath, in Boston.
Miss Julana Gay Of Randolph has been
visiting friends in town recently.
Mrs. f. H Fisher OF Burlington has been
spending several days at Dea. Edwin Fish
er's.
Charles Salinas OF Montpelier is work.
ing in the harness shop OF ). z. Cady &
Son.
E. B. Kimball and wife of Burlington
have been visiting at q. Il. Kimball's the
past week.
The Bethel jurymen at the present May
term of court are E. E. Wallace and w. G.
Whitaker.
Workmen began digging the cellar for
Fred Chapman's new house on Church
street Tuesday.
Fla. Mayo has begun the construction
of q large barn on the site of the one
burned last month.
F. N.Chapman has sufficiently recovered
from his recent severe illness to be upon
the street once more.
Syrel Verge OF Bridgewater has rented
and moved onto the premises belonging to
the A. Il. Marsh estate.
A. J. Damien and wife OF Bellows Falls
have been spending several days with her
mother, Mrs. L. H. Edison.
VIM. Mcfarland and wife of Austin,
Mimi, are the guests OF Mrs. Charles Wal
do, sister of Mrs. Mcfarland.
A good sized delegation from this place
attended the Christian Endeavor confer
ence at East Randolph last Saturday.
E. g. Brown, formerly landlord OF the
Wilson House but now OF the Waverly ho-
tel at. White River Junction, was in town
last Saturday.
Rev. H. P. Forbes, D. D., who preached
in the Universalist church last Sunday
evening, will occupy its pulpit next SUM-
day morning and evening.
The Bethel Grammar school nine de-
feated the West Randolph Grammar school
nine at the latter's home grounds last Sat-
urday by score of II to 2.
The ladies OF the Universalist society are
to furnish the banquet for the alumni OF
the w ultCOIuU nigh SCuoOi III tnc mar
rington parlors on the evening OF June l.
News was received here on Sunday OF
the death e. G. Sisco, one Of our village
which occurred at the home OF
his father, J. T, Sisco, in Quechee on Fri
day evening.
G. T. Rogers OF Bradford has been visit
ing his son, Bert c. Rogers, but returned
home last week, accompanied by his
han xrb hoo
been in town for the past two months.
The selectmen have made decided i'm
provement at the Allen Durham watering |!
trough, where the eye is now greeted by a |
substantial appearing iron kettle instead |
of the former rotten wooden structure.
Z. L. Harrington and wife OF Philadel- |
phia, Mrs. Wilkins OF West Rutland and |
Mrs Schulhams of Lambertville, N. j.,
Mary e. Harrington at her residence on |
River street.
The fire company was out for practice |
evening OF last week. Four /
ull streams OF water were thrown at once
n the dangerous territory near the Bias.
,om House, any one OF which was high !
enough to pass over the town hall eagle.
Ell. jackson and wife returned last
Sunday from their trip South to attend
he Railway Conductors convention at
Atlanta, Ga. The Sunday previous was
spent Oh an excursion to Lookout Mt.and
he surrounding points OF historic inter-
st.
Largely attended union services were
leld last Sunday in commemoration Of
he nations dead. In the morning the
services were at the Cong'l church and an
BILE sermon was preached by Rev. v. w.