Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-23
Mrs. MARY Blodpett Of Nortbfield visit

ed in town the first OF the week.
Theodore Sheldon of Redwing, Mimi,
brother-in-law of Edwin Sturtevant and
Robert Sturtevant, his brother of Nor
wood, n. Y, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Sturtevant in this village last week.
G. E. Clark and family are spending a
few weeks in pleasant visit at George
Wright's in Barnard.
Mrs. DR.. c. c. Perry and Mrs. F. B..
Markham are spending the week with
friends in Rutland, having driven over on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Burnett and two children
OF Northampton, Mass, are visiting in
this vicinity.
A freight brakeman while coupling cars
at the r. X. station one day las week very
narrowly escaped with his life by being
caught in some way and rolled around by
the hunters. He was slightly bruised on
his shoulders, back and legs.
1t is with very great pleasure that we
learn that Rev. j. j. Lewis of Boston is to
deliver course of four of his entertaining
and delightful lectures entitled Through
the Bright Continent" on Monday even
ings, Aug. 10, II, "a and 81. The fine il
Illustrations and the easy, comprehensive
explanations of Mr.. Lewis make this
course of "a Summer Tour in Europen
one that every one will delight to hear,
the low price OF Zoe. for the course place
ing it within the reach OF all.
VIM. Rogers, wife and son of Hartford,
Conn.,, have spent the last week at the
Wilson House.
About 30 of the old friends and neigh
bors OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Rogers from the
East part of the town and South Randolph
made them surprise visit on Tuesday
evening OF last week, pleasantly passing
the time away in dancing ana reciting
"reminiscences of the old time home in the
"Brockway district" in Randolph.
Miss Katie Kendall, who has been in a
milliner's store in Springfield, Mass, is at
home for summer vacation.
Mrs. Saml Archer, who has been visit
ing her sister in Brattleboro for some
weeks returned to her home in this viii !
lage on Tuesday OF last week.
Whitcomb pays is cts. dozen for eggs. |
Miss Carrie Heath returned from two |
weeks visit in Sutton, n. H., on Saturday. /
Mrs. James ellison, formerly Miss Emil
~ Waller OF this place, and daughter OF |
Brookfeld, Mo-, are visiting in town.
Try Id. of our new Japan tea for 35c.
and get present with it.
F. M. WHITcoMB q Co.
Frank Williams, who has been spend
ng week at his fathers in this village
to Boston on Monday.
Mrs. John Williams, who has been with
ler daughter, Mrs. &. n. Parker in Royal
on returned to her home Saturday.
We often hear people make the remark
What large amount OF tea they sell at
Nhitcomb's. II is very readily explained,
hey purchase direct from the importers
aving the middlemen's profit and by so
Ioing can sell better tea and at lower
'rices than those that purchase in small
way from wholesale grocery houses.
E. S. Jackson was seriously hurt on
ionday morning when driving near Fred
lagos in Royalton on his way TO work !
n Tunbridge. While driving quietly a.
ong below Mr.. Mayo's a flock OF crows !
flew from behind a clump OF
ushes and flew down nearly TO the horse
laking fearful din which frightened :
he horse causing him to jump sideways
rom the road throwing MIR. Jackson from
be wagon and breaking several ribs IL is |.
nought besides jamming him other ways. !
he horse freed from driver ran down to y
ear Crayton Belknap's where he was Z
,und quietly feeding beside the road !
ithout having done any other damage y
hatever. l
Wright a Reed are still taking in eggs.
Miss Winnie Amsden OF Windsor who
very fine musician is in town visiting
lends.
Our new cooking molasses at 45c. per
allon is very fine, try il.
+. M. WHITcoMB q Co.
During this hot weather, isn't it best 10
~ fresh ground meal7 Wright d Reed
il IL.
Sleeve buttons, sleeve buttons, sleeve
ittons. Go to X. ). Adams, he has full
ne OF these useful articles.
We clip the following from a Grand
ipids, Mich, paper OF July 10th which
ay interest some OF the Bethel friends OF
-yme.n Hope no longer deferred. L.
F.. WEIGH of the WEIGH Folding Bed Co.
Sparta, after twelve years OF waiting is
c proud papa OF bouncing boy. When
e announcement was made yesterday
orning his Grand Rapids friends began
nding congratulations by the dozens
d in order 10 put a stop to the tele-
aphic avalanche Mr.. WEIGH came to the
y. He found Fred Anslwey and a |
owd OF other friends awaiting his arriv-
and he led the way to the Morton where {
ay were banqueted in royal style at the
pense of the new made papa" I
New Paris glove fitting system of dress
ting, taught and sold by Mrs. f. F. r
ilson.
FOR lofty tumDling we would rather see U
hn Keleher fall than 90 TO any OF Bar
m and Bailey's shows. Last THURSDAY a
hn gave free exhibit, one that was not y
the program. He was painting on the j
III. Topper store, standing on a ladder
)ut 25 or 80 feet from the ground when y
felt the ladder begin to slide over. He e
sped the situation at once and so en- ,
eered the fall that he alighted right T
e up with care and with no hurt except l.
light blow from the rebound OF the :
der. a
East Bethel