Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-05
Bethel Local Intelligence.

Small house and lot In Bethel village
for sale cheap. Apply to Guy Wilson.
Holiday goods, fancy wares from al
countries, at lowest prices.
w. E. LAMs0N, Randolph.
1 We are still making those fine cabinet
photos for 50 per dozen and shall continue
| to do so until Jan. 1885. j. II. EDISON.
| Never before have we shown so large q
stock OF ailvsrware and clocks as can be
seen at r. 8. Adams with prices at rock
bottom.
| For the next ten days is the time to Sc
I lect your watches for Christmas, while we
have lot OF them, with prices to at every
pocketbook. r. s. ADAMS.
A pair OF nice gold "specs" or any kind
OF "specs" or eyeglasses make fine pres
ent, and the right place, right goods and
right prices you will find at r. 8. Adams
Leon Richardson was in Boston last
week.
GU. Abbott and wife Of Gaysville were
in town Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Waldo visited her sister in
Lynn, Mass, last week.
Mrs. c. G. Perry OF West Rutland visit
ed friends here last week.
Mrs. s. T. Coy and granddaughter Of
Bellows Falls visited in town last week.
L. N. Parmenter, miller at the Bethel
Mills, spent last week at bis home in Ches-
ter.
c. r. Noble was home over Thanks.
giving but returned to New York, Mon.
day.
L. B. johnson OF Randolph, editor OF the
HERALD AND NEWS, was In town Mon
day.
The young people had very success
full ball at the town hall Thanksgiving
eve.
John Bacon, cashier of the White River
Junction National bank, was 10 town
Saturday.
Glenford Moore has moved from the
Paine tenement house to the brick house
OF Ben Hill.
The Guild OF the Episcopal church
meets at the house OF Myron Morse,
Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. N. Kendall are spend
ing the week in Springfield with their
daughter, Mrs. John Miller.
Frank d. Abbott Of Chicago, editor OF
The Presto, spent Thanksgiving at the
home Of his uncle, A. A. Soper.
Alexander Morse has sold to F. H.
Chamberlin his pasture lying east OF Will
liam Magiveny's on Camp Brook.
Ransom Tucker has sold to Daniel F.
Batchelder the Atwood place on Camp
Brook, now occupied by Batchelder.
The Young Peoples Christian Union OF
the Uni Sersalist church will hold socia
BILE at Harrington parlors Thursday even
ing.
Rev. Walter Dole OF Enfield, NH !, will
preach at the Universalist church next
Sunday in exchange with Rev. J. 0. Ben
nett.
Louis Tatro, a former resident, has
moved back to town and taken rooms in |
the second story Of the house of A. J.
Graham.
0. P. Shaw, who was seriously injured
while on an electric car In Boston some |
time ago, has sufficiently recovered to be
On the street.
The village schools began again last
Monday with the same board of teachers |
except In the second primary department,
which is taken by Miss Lamb OF South /
Royalton instead OF Miss Sawyer.
William H. Edmunds is intending to
build steam mill OF the fat between his
lOuse and the river another season, In
which he will manufacture the lumber
awed out at his "No Town" mill.
Clarence (Cad) White has moved into
he house OF his father-in-law, Frank
Ityles, on Royalton Hill, and Adelbert
|pooner has engaged the tenement house
4 Mrs. Harriet Brown on North Main st.
Among the teachers who have gone out
I town to teach this winter are Maud
)uDham and Belle Chamber to Pitts
leld, Jessie Spaulding to Sharon and Mel
le Rogers, Mabel Dyke and Annie Miller
o Barnard.
Tue following Thanksgiving story is
old concerning young Bethel lad. He |
ad watched with interest the preparing
the Thanksgiving fowl for cooking,
nd then asked, "Papa, do angels have
'ings?" Being told that they did, be next
sked, "Who PIN feathers the angels?n {
Among those who went out Of town
n their Thanksgiving we're Misses Mel. .
9 and Annie Harty at their home in
'estford, WYNN Savage and wife at her y
ONE In Royalton, K p Stockwell and !.
lie at his fathers in Rochester and A. d.
earns, wife and son at A. A. Smiths in
andolph. a
DR.. Louis N. Veo OF Boston and Miss
arriette N. Williams, daughter OF Frank :,
'illiams Of this place, were married in Z
oston last Wednesday. Mrs. Veo was !,
rmerly bookkeeper at the shoe shop and z
Is many friends in Bethel. The newly Z,
arried couple will make their home at 2
ewtonville, Mass.
The following people came home to eat A
thanksgiving dinner; D. l.. Parker and il
ebert Wilson from Burlington Kittredge a,
ascom from Boston, VIM. Stickney from
(. Johnsbnry, Harry and P. G. Dunham
ON Woodstock, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. viii
inns from Windsor, Mrs. j. r. Bradley
ON Ludlow, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Graham
ON Barre, Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Wilson d
ON Randolph, DR.. VIM. Barrows from
owe. n
Among the two hundred and hfty odd %
WINS in Vermont it is curiOusly noted
at only 8 bear names taken from the Ri. W
Q, viz: Goshen, Jericho, Canaan. Eden. OF
'rinth, Athens, Bethel and Sharon. A til
~. great majority of the names are de-
red from old English sources, either az a
some English town, like Rochester. NJ
ltland and Manchester, or after some ~
lglish family, like Dorset, Shrewsbury.
sex, st. Adams and others. j.
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