Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-22

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DIR. S. w. Clough, who has bought out
and stopping for the present at the Will
son House.
Buy your horse a good blanket. Now
is your time and get good bargain in
horse blankets. We purchased our blan-
kets from the manufacturers A 800
blanket for 1855, a IS one for $4.25. Call
and see for yourself. We have the goods
and our prices are the lowest. 2w
f. NJ. WHITcoMB Co.
Miss Clara Barrows was in Lebanon, n.
II. last week visiting.
Forrest Southland was absent last week
buying sheep in Washington and Chelsea
and vicinity.
Bethel has been made regular stopping
place for the two p. m. express south.
w. K Bell of Ipswich, Mass. bias been
visiting at d. b. Tupper's.
Hon. Frederick Holbrook of Brattle-
boro, governor of Vermont from 1861 to
1868, was the guest of Mrs. G. c. Pierce
last week.
Rev. G. w. Wright went to n. Y. last
week.
A nice line of rifles, shot guns and am
munition just received at George H. Tup-
per & Co.'S.
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for good second hand cook stove at j. p.
Marsh's.
E. A. Markham, having bought more
bulbs than he has room to plant has few
tulip bulbs that he will sell for three cts.
each or thirty cents dozen.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Webster have been
visiting relatives in Hartland.
Mrs. Josephine Develin of Greenfield,
Mass, has been visiting at S. b. Days.
If you want the best rubber boots and
shoes, buy the Goodyear Rubber Glove.
For sale only by f. M. WHITCoMB q Co.
The dangerous illness of the infant
daughter of Alvin Hatch has continued
the past week and Tuesday morning she
was hardly considered out Of danger.
like everybody and rather than see
you go around without any cuff buttons,
will almost give you pair.
Yours Truly, X. S. ADAMS.
Rev. Mr.. Severance of Barnard occupied
the Universalist pulpit last Sunday.
Miss Sally Gay OF Gaysville is stopping
at II. II. Gilson's.
r. s. Adams has got in the neatest line
of day clocks you ever saw and the price
is such that any of you can afford to have
one.
We have ordered more of those S1.65
horse blankets. They are great bargain.
+. M. WHITCoMB & Co.
County Examiner j. H. Dunbar was in
town last Saturday making arrangements
for the County Institute for teachers this
week.
About twenty boys from the village
went up TO ID. 9. Rogers last Friday ev-
ening and husked one hundred and fifty
bushels OF corn.
An application has been made to the
Probate Court to have guardian appoint
ed for Mrs. Lucy Paige and the court has
appointed Nov. End as day for hearing
for all parties concerned.
John Keleher and George Marsh are
rusticating in n. Y.
Mrs. S. B. Day is visiting in Hayden
vile, Mass.
The sewer that has hitherto discharged
over the bank in front of the passenger
depot, has been extended to the rear. OF
the shoe shop.
During the absence of the pastor in n. !
Y last Sunday there were no services at
the Cong'l church.
Will Bradbury had the misfortune to
sprain one of his ankles few days ago.
= M. A. Moody is making extensive i'm
provements on the house that he recently |
purchased of DIR. c. c. Perry.
We want every one to try a package of |
Gold Dust Washing Powder, four pounds |
for % cts. Guaranteed to be the best on /
the market or money refunded
+. NJ WHITCoMB q Co.
Mrs. David Dyke visited at East Rox-
bury last week.
Rev. j. R. Robin has gone to Burling-
ton where he to run a book and art /
store in the future.
A nice assortment of misses cloaks at
Brooks a Washburn's
Mrs. Joel Day who has lived in Gardner
Wheeler's house, has gone to live with
Mrs. Fred Wheeler.
Powder, shot and caps at Whitcomb's.
Brooks & Washburn have Just received
large line of "Lowelln all wool carpets
which they offer at low prices. 2w
j. NJ. Furman of Woodstock spent a few
days last week with his son, Miner Fur
man.
Ladies will find fine line Of winter no.
siery, gloves, etc, at Brooks & Wash
burns.
]. H. Waldo has leased the house now
occupied by NJ. A. Moody.
Gentlemen, don't buy your new suit.
overcoat, or ulster till you see the big
line Of new goods shown at Brooks 4
Washburn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright returned
from their Western trip last Saturday
Have you seen the line Of neckwear Just
opened at Brooks & Washburn's?
Miss Josie O'Connell who is teaching AT
w bite River junction, spent Sunday with
her parents in town.
TIE styles and prices are what sell the
ladies' cloaks at Brooks & Washburn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Hussey of Rut-
land have been visiting relatives in town.
Brooks & Washburn keep the celebrat-
ed Bennington underwear for ladies and
children.
Rev. s. A. Parker was at Derby Line ov-
er Sunday.
Big values in wool dress goods. Bedford
Cords, dia Twiils, Henriettas, Plaids.
and Suitings, popular colors and popular
prices at Brooks & Washburn's.
Attic meeting Of the Vermont =. zeal
Society at Montpelier last week, d.. =. NJ.
Green was elected delegate to tt New
York Medical Society.
Brooks & Washburn have extra bargains
a ladies', children's, and mems under