Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-16

A. A. Brooks has bought mate for his
chestnut horse and now luxurlates IN
driving a nice span.
II is very seldom that we have so many
DAYS of extremely hot weather as we are
having at present.
Frank Williams, who has been in Bos-
ton, is stopping in this village for While.
FIJI. Fisher and two sons Louis and
Wilson are stopping with his father, Ed
win Fisher.
Mrs. James Wyman has bought the
Samuel Bonum place for 300.
1t is said that Louis Whitney is quite
sick with typhoid fever.
Miss Winnie Badger OF Wellesley, Mass.
and Mrs. Willard Gay of West Randolph
visited Mrs. A. A. Brooks last Saturday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Celley of Chicago was In
town last Saturday.
Prof. Pierce Of Goddard Seminary was
the guest OF c. d. Cushing over Sunday.
William Upper Of Rochester spent Sun
day with his father, d. B. Upper.
Only few more of those shirt waists
made of silkeen and percale at Mrs. +. +.
Wilson's.
The ladies of the Cong'l society meet
with Mrs Forrest Southland Thursday al
ternoon OF this week.
H.A. Durham of Woodstock spent last
Sunday in town with relatives.
Archie G. Wallace is porter at the Will
son House and takes the mail from the
night train.
Amanda n Northrop, teacher in the
Richmond Female Institute has been VS.
iting at her brothers, o. z. Northrop.
Miss Northrop, it will be remembered was
a legatee under the will of the late Albert
Whitcomb. 1t is her present intention 10
leave for tour in Europe the latter part
Of this month.
In spite OF cold weather the class of 1872,
Whitcomb High School cleared about sl6
at their ice cream festival last week.
E. e. Gee and Mary Lamb were married
at the Riverside Monday afternoon by
Rev. G. w. Gallagher and left on the
Chicago express for short wedding tour.
Montpelier Argus and Patriot.
The Bethel friends Of "EdmVndn who
are many will extend TO him their hearty
congratulations and best wishes in this
new partnership.
Mrs. Jane Tolles and Mrs. Sarah ABB
bolt went TO Bradford last week to WISH
relatives.
W.P. Morse of w. r. Junction was in
town last Thursday and met the building
committee of the new Universalist yestry.
Mrs. G. w. Curtis is very i'll with gas
tritis.
VIII. Sanderson, late principal OF the
Woodstock High School but now at At
tleboro, Mass, was the guest of Il. A.
Markham last Saturday.
Hon. T. o. Seaver, Judge of the Hart
ford Probate district was in town last
Saturday.
The 6. H. Topper store is receiving
new coat Of paint.
j, H. Dunbar, editor OF the Vermont
Horseman was in town last Friday.
Mrs. c. w. Read and daughter returned
last Saturday from a several weeks visit
to Lebanon and elsewhere.
| Owing to the increased number of
scholars it has been found necessary to
add another department to the village
school. This will be a primary depart
ment and will include the scholars OF the
very youngest grade. Miss Anna Topper
has been engaged to teach tins depart
ment and the school will probably be
placed in some rooms on the village side
OF the river.
Thomas Lazier and wife of Washing
ton, ID. c., have been visiting at Alonzo
Emery's.
A. w. Kenney OF Royalton and Charles
Downer OF Sharon were in town Monday
Now r. S. Adams can sell you a watch
chain that win suit you for five cents to
eight dollars.
Harvey House shipped from this sta
ton last Monday the finest lot OF horses
collected in this vicinity for long time
The eight cost about s1400 and among
them was the Cheney mare that he bought
of f. T. Arnold, paying s2l5.
The last days OF last week were boom
ing hay weather and more hay was cut
Thursday and Friday in this vicinity
/ =. To- aa,s. 81 ~
teen years.
During this hot weather, isn't it best to
| buy fresh ground meal? Wright and
Read sell il.
Do not feel afraid OIL being fooled IL you
send rs cents to Z. A. Markham, Bethel, VT
for a bottle OF Maxham's Trout Secret; il
never fools anybody only to make them
catch more trout than they expect. There
has never been so much of it sold in any
one month as during the last month. And
il your skin chafes when fishing OF engag
ed in other occupation in warm weather,
do not fail to send Is cents for box OF
"Maxham's Carbolized Ointment" il will
not fail to cure you with one application.
The many friends OF Miss Alice Edison
will be pleased to learn that she has been
promoted from the Office that she held in
the employ OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Co. at Troy, n. Y, to a more re-
munerative one at White River junction
ana is now at the lattar place.
Mrs. Geo. Rowe is at Gaysville caring
for a sick sister.
Travelling men say that r. S. Adams
does more and better watch repairing
than any shop between St. Adams and
Concord
George Edison OF White River junction
was in town last Sunday.
John Kimball and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
r. Wyman and child have been visiting
at Mrs. Wyman's fathers, G. H. Kimball.
The Samuel Bonum house is being fin
ished and an ell added ready for occupan-
cy.
Gaysville.