Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-04-17

Nhltten.
William Mann is at home sick viii
a hard cold.
Cows sold very low at the Dana
Morse auction.
J. w. Atwood and wife spent SIM
day in Hartford.
i b. +. Chadwick was on The sick list
] the last Of the week.
Miss Wilcomb Of New York is il
town for the season.
i Howard & Co. have large opening
business in real estate.
i ]. w. Hale is putting mp a small
house on Weston street.
c. +. Abbott was in Boston the last
of the week on business.
Guy Wilson and wife of Bethel Wis
tied friends in town last week.
f. NJ. Spaulding and family Of St.
Adams spent Sunday in town.
Geo. Cowdery and family spent sun
day with friends in SO. Royalton.
County clerk, S. b. Hebard of Chel-
sea was in town on business last week.
Horace Riford was called home Sun
day by the serious illness of his father,
DR.. II. H. Mcintyre was called to
Boston on business Friday morning.
+, T.. Dubois and wife spent FRI
day, Saturday and Sunday with friends
at Hartford.
Miss Georgia White of Mortified
spent Sunday in town the guest of Miss
May Kendrick.
Mrs. j. II. Moulton, who has been
quite sick with erysipelas is improving
we are glad to learn.
A lot of cows were sold at auction
at the depot yard Monday to settle the
estate of Peter Tredo.
Chas. Holman has returned from
Boston and will 90 into the building
stone business here this spring.
There is considerable talk Of organ
izing a bicycle club here this spring.
There are nearly 30 wheels in town.
d. w. Brewer has purchased two
fine wagons and viii soon start in the
business on his own account.
w. +. Wright has sold his building
lot on Maple street TO 5. H. Brooks
and purchased one on Highland Ave.
Clean up your door yards and the
street in front Of your residence. Let
rs have neat as well as beautiful VIII
lage.
Mrs. j. A. Fowler and Lueius went
TO Norwich Monday to attend the fun
eral Of her brother, n. W. West, a
well known citizen of that town.
Hale Flint is buying a large number
Of cows for his farm near the village.
He buys the very best for less than $50.
Cows are very cheap this spring.
Mrs Lafayette Priest sold her house
hold goods at auction in depot square
morning and has gone to
Ware, Mass. to live with her son.
Mrs. +. NJ. Bickford attended the
openings in Boston, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
She returns to-day with her spring and |
summer goods.
Bradford Tewksbury and James
Hutchinson started for New England !
City, Ga. on the excursion last Saum-
lay irom Boston. They expect to be /
gone about 10 days.
In the postofiice item last week the
l20 money orders for Sj765 was not |
or the three years but for the past
year. Likewise the postal notes, etc. !
we're for the past year.
Rev. Mr.. Wilkins. who has been /
St.Joln's church SO success
ully the past SIX months expects to
lose his labors May LIST as he has an
Urgent call to another parish.
The revival meetings at the Baptist |
'huTch have been so successful the past
week and so much interest has been
manifested, that it was thought best
o continue them through this week.
Editor Dewing of the Argus and |
Patriot was in town Friday night to
write up the Evans-Dufur reception
which assures frst-class report as
larry is one Of the best writers in the I
State.
Rev. v. NJ. Hardy is attending the /
anniversary of the Theological Semi |
lary at Chicago and Rev. Mr.. Bates. /
Of Newbury, supplied the pull I
Dit last Sunday. Mr.. Hardy expects I
o be away till May lst.
Stephen Riford, one of the Oldest
md most respected citizens OF the town
lied Sunday night. He has lived for
many years on his farm just north off
he village. The funeral services were
leld at his late home on Tuesday.
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