Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-12-03

Smoke the Gilt Edge Cigar. Just as
good as ever. You will find them at M
l.. Furman's.
The young people of the Cong1 society
are preparing a cantata TO be presented
during Christmas week.
Prof. and Mrs. Blaisdell are spending
theIThanksgiving holidays at their form
er home in Laconia, N. III.
Frank Chamberlain has been summon
ed to Woodstock to act as petit iuryman
at the Dec. term OF Court.
M. H. and j. j. Wilson gave a whist
party last Friday evening, there being
four tables of players.
Rev. G. A. wilkins has received call to
parish near Rouses Point, N. Y.
Hens must lay when fed Prolific Poultry
Food. For sale by F. M. Whitcomb q Co.
George II. Topper and wife spent
Thanksgiving at Penacook, N. H., with
the sister of Mr.. Upper, Mrs. f. p. Hold
en-.
The Guild OF the Episcopal church meets
with Mrs. Wilkins Thursday afternoon of
this week.
e. A. Markham was the happy recipient
of an old fashioned sfelectionn or Thanks
giving cake made by lady OF 81 years at
Hartford, Conn.
About fifty from this place attended the
great Remenyi Concert at West Randolph
last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. f. Clark OF st. Adams
spent Thanksgiving week with Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. l.. Child.
Quite a number from this village attend
ed the Thanksgiving ball at Rochester
given by M. ii. Hanlon, former Bethel
boy.
We are closing out our entire line OF
crockery. Now is the time for great bar
gains. f. M. WHITcoMB & Co.
Rank of the first ten OF the Bethel High
School for the term closing Nov. rs, 1891:
Annie Miller 96.9, Jessie Bird 963, Alice
Whitney 50, Blanche Bird 94S, Bessie Ly-
man 9I.5, Martha Gilbert 1873, Jessie Par
ker 1919, Stella Adams 1928, Edwin Savage
90.1, Lena Rice 1915.
The lawyers are at Woodstock this week
attending court, the Dec. session of which
began last Tuesday.
Joel Bill has bought a farm in Randolph.
Among those who were in town TO eat
Thanksgiving turkey were Ira Ellis, John
Wilson and George Buchanan OF Burling-
ton, Lynn Chadwick from White River
Junction and Miss Mary Leonard from
Penacook, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Martin of Rochester
have been visiting their son, Postmaster
F. l.. Martin.
w. E. Heath and C. R. Noble we've in
town last week.
The bell presented by Mrs. ]. j. Wilson
to the Episcopal church in honor OF her
father and mother, Rev. and Mrs. A. ID.
Mccoy, has arrived and is being put in
place by master builder, Chas, II. Markham
Of Pomfret.
Following is the standing of the first
ten in the Grammar department the past
term Annie kinhalI QQ Mary xUagh
burne 1913, Richard Wilson 9S1, Minot
Wheeler 96.7, Pearl Spaulding 959, George
Lamb 95.6, Frank Abbott 95.4, Robert So
per "a. Annie Graham 92.S, Robert Bur-
nett 90.s.
What would be nicer for Xmas present
than rattan or plushlrocker, patentrocker
or easy chair. A full line at lowest prices at
j. P. Marsh's.
Chas. Allen and wife spent ThaDksgiv- |
ing at East Barnard and Mr.. Allen is in !
Woodstock this week.
1t is extremely probable that the tam
merry will open within week or so. Ev- |
is in readiness to open and they |
only wait the command from headquar-
tiers.
Ladies wanting fine, heavy sole boot
should see the new line just opened at
Brooks q Washburn's.
w. B. Wall of West Randolph was in
town Tuesday of this week.
There was whist party at DR.. L. M.
Greene's Wednesday evening OF this week.
A nice assortment OF pictures Just re-
ceived at j. p. Marsh's.
c. Q. Ainsworth has bought the Samuel
Bowen house at the north end OF the viii
age.
A. G. Newell is visiting relatives in n.
a., this week.
George Clark has bought building lot
If Mrs. Sarah NJ. ellison and win pat Up d
house in the spring.
f. NJ. Whitcomb is at White River
junction and other southern points this .
week. ,
II. Newman has entered the employ of I
Foster Moore in his livery stable.
Slipper cases, wall pockets, paper racks
tic. at Marsh's.
Tisiting her friend, formerly Miss Carl !
Mccullough of this place. :
The largest and best line OF moccasins
nd arctics, lum berman's overs and warm
ootwear can be found at Brooks & Wash
Durn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Greeley have been s
listing Mrs. Greeley's brother, Postmas- I
er F. L. Martin. t
Mrs. Taylor Alexander of Hartford Wis.,
ted her niece, Mrs. Chester Foster and y
amily several days last week.
Don't buy a winter cap until you look !,
yer Brooks & Washburn's line.
The foundations are being put in for \
be new Bascom block and II all is favor v
bic it VIII probably be put up this win
er. v
David Allen has leased the tenement in Q
be j. p. Martin house and will move in s.
> soon as Mr.. Martin goes West. a
Mrs. E. F. Wilson has just received 4
all line of zephyrs and several grades of \
Saxonys and Scotch yarns. y
Parents should see to it that their chill n
rem do not carry fire arms and safety je
PATCHES as it is reported that some OF the
,hool children are doing. One is a seri-
,fy. =;
Chester Foster is working for o. \ b
ioughton at Royalton on his mill. Il,
Rats-Why don't you see to it that Won n
e your spectacles Of X. S. Adams. en-
Mr. and Mrs. John Williams were ,t r e
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