Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-10-15

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DE. Cooling has added cafe to hi
fine store where the finest oyster steW'
can be had day or eve. Don't fali 70 gues
Inc number OF pieces of confectionery IN
the beautiful basket he has only cts. ano
the one guessing nearest has 1t.
The ladies of the W. R. C. will serve 9
boiled dinner at the G. A. r. hall, FRIDAY
Oct. is, from 70 m. onward.
Anyone troubled with mater bugs OF
cockroaches in their houses can obtain
sure remedy by applying TO +. y. Ihomp-
son, Swampscott, Mass.
The ladies ways and means viii hold a
sociable with Mrs. R. T. Dubois on Friday
evening. Refreshments will be served.
Mrs. e. NJ. Bickford has been in Boston
the past week selecting her fall and winter
millinery.
Opening of fall and winter millinery at
E. M. Bickford's.
Millinery, an elegant line of trimmed
and untrimmed hats at Mitchell's. AND
fine line of French millinery to select from
Special, the best so cent pant and vest at
Mitchell's, warm and heavy.
Leave your orders at MitchelPs and get
nobby hat or bonnet.
Work at the United States Screen Co.'S
mill started up for the season Monday. ).
w. Atwood has purchased the property
and associated with him James III. Burt,
one of the former proprietors of the works
who together will now constitute the par
ties in interest in the business. This mill
has always done good business in screens
having had large patronage. The pres
emit outlook is most favorable for pros
porous season, having already large orders
for their goods. Our citizens all join in
giving their most cordial best wishes to
y he .re.I ont hfQb starts undpr
such good management and favorable
prospects for renewed success.
1t has come to the knowledge of the ov-
erseer OF the poor that certain parties are
giving certain town paupers rum. II this
is not Immediately stopped they will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
DR.. Curtis and Irwin Chadwick are away
on the excursion to New York.
The business OF Cortez Mutt ng at Little
ton is increasing so fast that he mas engag
ed Miss Cynthia Nutting, formerly OF Ba-
kersfield, sister OF w. ID. Nutting OF Bran
don, who has been employed in his store
Tor year or more past. The Brandon Tn
ion speaks OF the young lady in very COM
plimentary terms. So says the st. Adams
Messenger.
Homer Riggs, Esq, special pension ex-
aminer, was in town last week.
III was NdO uOuF NuCH uttttn Sdlilt W
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Putnam,
taking their little child, Mary Frances
who has been with them only four months
and twelve days. But she had awakened
the tenderest feelings in their hearts which
will go out after it in the other land. Oct.
9th, 1891 it closed its little eyes in its last
sleep and a shadow fell on those who gave
it birth, but its coming into their home
has made their lives the richer and better
as they now know the meaning of the Ian
guage,-"a little child shall lead them"
w. Randolph, VT. Com.
X w. Morse leaves for Canada the first
OF next week in the interest of the Morse
Valve Reseating Machine Co. He will
have his headquarters at Ottawa.
The patent for this valuable invention
has just been granted both in Canada and
England.
Robt. Parker and wife visited friends in
Braintree Sunday.
DR.. Spiller, the celebrated optician will
be at the Red Lion Inn a few days next
week. His office hours will be from 4 to S
p. m.
w. L. Ford OF Granville has purchased
lot OF fine sheep of George Flagg.
The Barre Enterprise says The West
Herald and News appeared in a
new dress, and finer type. Brother Thayer
knows how TO cater 10 the wants OF his
patrons. SO great is the pressure upon his |
news and advertising columns that he is
10 issue II pages this week. We like to see !
our brethren OF the press prosper.
J. 6. Mann OF the Corner Clothing Store
went to New York Tuesday to purchase
n wv goOds.1
Kellogg, the great New York auctioneer |
arrived in town Tuesday evening to attend |
he Green Mountain Stock Farm aubtion. |
and to-day.