Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-09

Mrs. Geo. Edison and family OF White
River Junction spent last Sunday with
Mrs. L. H. Edison.
The guild Of the Episcopal church meets
with Mrs. Alvin Hatch this week.
Last Saturday evening, about the hour
OF midnight considerable light and flame
was seen on Royalton Hill and the people
were quite confident that some one was
burning up, but it was learned later that
it was only Z. G.. Brown celebrating the
glorious fourth in his quiet way, after re-
turning from the fireworks in the village.
Frederick Kelsey of Concord, N. H., has
been visiting at 5. IL. Chase's.
7. E. Wilson is visiting this week al Cab
OF the home of his youth.
Three persons united with the Congrega
tional church last Sunday.
Miss Alice White and Miss Nutting OF
Randolph, teachers in the Industrial school
for colored children at Montgomery, Ala,
were present at the services at the Congl
church last Sunday morning, and the for
mer made some remarks upon the subject
Of education in the South.
Misses Nellie Terry and Mary Leonard
were IN Rutland last week.
Arrangements are being made to open
the school library every Saturday evening
from seven to eight. This will be great
benefit to resident scholars during the long
vacation.
Miss Florence Adams OF Northampton
is at home on her summer vacation.
Owing to i'll health and consequent ina
bility to attend to the duties of the office,
A. A. Brooks has resigned his position as
town grand juror.
Dennis Hickey has bought of Peter o.
Council the H. G. Durham place on the
north road to Barnard for $500.
John Conner of Lowell, pitcher for the
Bethel b. B. team last year, was in town
Monday going from Bethel TO Roxbury to
visit Martin Hanlon.
Fan. NJ. Fisher went to Newton, Mass,
Tuesday where she is to spend the sum
mer with relatives.
Mrs. G. Fl. Topper came home from an
extended visit in Mass, on Monday last.
She was accompanied by her sister Ada,
from Ludlow.
II. c. Durham and family arrived Mon
day from Oklahoma Ter.
John Wright OF Meriden, Conn.,, is stop
ping with his uncle. Rev. q. w. Wright.
Last May the advance agent for the Nc
iibeny family hired of Rollin ellison by
written coptract the Bascom House for the
evening of July 4th, provision was made
n the contract that 1t might be cancelled
BY giving three weeks notice. In the last
week OF June ellison received two letters
rom the proprietor and his son refusing
% fulfill the contract and asking him to
'eturn the same cancelled. As in the mean
line ellison had refused very good offer
rom another troupe on account OF this |
contract, he did not propose 20 give up his
contract so easily and consequently bro't
iuit against j. b. Mc6ibeny, the proprie- |
or of the troupe. The suit was promptly |
ettled by paying ellison what he demand |
ID and his costs.
Do not feel afraid Of being fooled II you
end 55 cents to Z. A. Markham, Bethel, VT. |
or a bottle of Maxham's Trout Secret; it |
never fools anybody only to make them |
'atch more trout than they expect. There |
las never been so much OF ii sold in any /
me month as during the last month. And |
I your skin chafes when fishing or engag |
ID in other occupation in warm weather, |
10 not fail to send % cents for a box OF |
'Maxham's Carbolized Ointment 1t viii |
lot fail to cure you with one application. |
Z. II. Kittredge has been engaged to play |
he organ at the Universalist church dur !
ng the summer season. With Mr.. Kit l
redge as organist and Mrs. X. NJ. Chase |
n the choir, the Universalist society are /
ure of good music this summer.
Fourth Of July is gone and you should
ee to it that You look at r. S. Adams com
'lete line Of eye glasses and spectacles.
Samuel Bonum has moved from the Bee /
live to the O. o. Bowen house.
Dry dimension spruce timber, suitable
or all building purposes, for sale by +. +.
Wallace.
John Keheler has been making consider
BILE improvement upon his house on No.
lain st.
The xronpar f,aopla mot last erraada., a.,
ming for whist party at the home of Miss
tella Adams.
Those Vienna ornamental hairpins are
ow selling like wild-fire at X. S. Adams
Or 10 and 25cts.
Miss Clara Barrows went on Tuesday to
y. H., where she is to visit the
lmily of F. p. Holden and will go from
here to York Beach, Me-, for the summer
acation.
New line of ladies undershirts and of
olendid quality at Mrs. e. F. Wilson's.
Mrs. G. A. wilkins is taking much
eeded rest with her mother at Swanton,
STANDING GRASS FOR SALE.-The grass
D the farm known as the Bowman place |
/ the north part of Barnard is for sale. (
j. b. LANGsToN, Barnard, VT.
Mrs. J. P. Rogers has been visiting her
lends In West Lebanon, n. IL.
George w. Berry with his usual liberali- {
furnished the people with some fine fire
orks last Saturday evening. The display ,
as pleasantly interspersed with some ex- !
llent music by company of young la |
es.
Hiram C1am berlain went to Rutland last /
eek where he is hereafter to make his e
,me with his son.
The hay crop looks better since the last :
in and quite number of the farmers
We already commenced haying with the
aspect of an average crop.
have got the best line of ruching ever T
own in this town at the most reasonable 7
ices. MRS. E. F. WILSON.
chas. FELTON, and Nellie Powers, both of =,
'yalton, were married July 4th, by Rev. \
r. Parker.