Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-15
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Nine OF the Sons of Veterans went up
and helped their comrade Hickey last Sat.
evening and husked rs bushels. They
were well entertained by their comrade
and they all enjoyed good time.
There will be sold under direction OF the
Probate court at public auction to the
highest bidder in depot square, Bethel,
W., on Saturday, Oct. oath, 1891 at 3 D. m. :,
note signed by L. S. Bird dated Sept. rs,
1885 for the sum of S220 with various en-
dorsements. o. N. BARRows, admir-.
Full new line OF stamped linen goods at
Mrs. e. f. Wilson's.
E. G. Brown went to Boston last Friday
to join his wife who is already there.
Miss Mabel Ainsworth has been visiting
at Mrs. c. c. Pierce's.
The ladies OF the Cong'l society will
hold sociable Thursday of this week at
Chas. Waldo's.
The ginseng gatherers have been quite
active this fall and prices have been high,
ranging as high as "a for the best. G. p.
Coy got about dozen pounds, Milton Al
len TO- John Houghton and Gardner EN-
cry is and Fred and Nelson Chapman 60.
Most OF it is sent to dealers in N. Y.
just arrived.-At M. l.. Furman's, five
thousand OF those Gilt Edge Cigars. Are
you in it7 tfb
Blankets, Cady's Harness Shop.
DIR. G. @. Perry and family leave here
this week for West Rutland, their future
home where the doctor will practice his
profession.
WANTED.-Four foot dry wood in ex-
change for good second hand cook stove
at j. P. Marsh's.
David Allen and Emery King would
like to compare stone laying work with
40. f... - H.
job of laying the walls for the F. B. Max
ham house, 80 by 81 feet building with
ell and they did the work in an entirely
satisfactory manner in three and three
fourths days.
Blankets, Cady's Harness Shop.
Joel Bill and wife of PlainfieId are stop
ping with their son, A. c. Newell at the
Wilson house.
L. S. Bird had the misfortune to lose a
valuable colt with the lock jaw few days
ago.
Miss Ella Blakely, who has been spend
ing the summer in Manchester, N H., is
visiting her father, Silas Blakeley in this
village.
Albert Thayer, who has been keeping
the hotel the past summer at Essex, Vt,
was in town for a few days last week and
Monday accompanied by his wife started |
for Minneapolis, Mimi, where he is to en-
ter as partner in hotel started in that |
city lately.
Last week we mentioned that some nice |
fitting jackets had been received in town |
but omitted the store. From all indica-
tons said garments are to be found at
Brooks d Washburne's and "they do fit"
Mrs. Albert Taylor and son of Wood
stock have been visiting relatives in this
town.
Miss Fannie NJ Fisher who b as been
spending the summer at Newton, Mass,
returned home last Saturday.
Conductor E. H. jackson and family
spent Sunday in town with relatives.
You will be sorry il you don't look at
our stock OF blankets. Cady's Harness
Shop.
Ernest Bill, porter at the Wilson House
recently cut his foot quite badly while
splitting wood.
Alvin Hatch's little girl was very sick
with the Group the first of the week and
her recovery was considered doubtful.
Miner Furman shot a. fish hawk near
the tannery last Friday that measured ,
five feet and six inches from tip to tip of ,
wing.
The first frost and freeze in the village
came last Monday morning and it was ,
cold one.
Mrs. H. H. Dewey of Barre has been
visiting at her fathers, Edwin Fisher.
Julian, the son of Chester Foster has {
been quite i'll with meningitis. "
james Carrigan is running a fish cart. "a
Miss Julana Sylvester is in Boston this
week.
Mrs. Clinton Weeks of st. Jobnsburv :
has been visiting friends and relatives in
town. Mrs. Weeks will be pleasantly re- :
membered as Miss Ida Ballou.
Charles Burrelle has been erecting i.
new barn on his home premises.
w. G. Shaw has bought the Rowena j,
Chamberlin house for $500. e
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rourke of Boston b
are spending a week with Mrs. Rourke's a
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter O'Connen. s
Buy your horse a good blanket. Now
IS your time and get good bargain in
horse blankets. We purchased our blan-
ze from the manufacturer A 500 Ii
blanket for S1.65, s. one for yL25 Cali s,
IND see for yourself. We have the goods a
md our prices are the lowest 1W y
F. NJ. WHITcoMB Co. IL
Mems undershirts, drawers and outside c
'hirts for winter, boots, SHOES, stockings. e
gloves and mittens. We are obliged to q
lose out large line of he above goods. n
They must be sold. LooE at the stock a
md get our prices. EgF~. PIC. a dozen, a
F. NJ. WHI1coNB Co. y
Rev. E. H. Byington occupied the pull e
1T at the Cong1 church last Sunday.