Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-12-10
Number Skis Sister.
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Number Skis Sister.
Please renew for 1892 next week.
Mrs. ]. c. Flint of Providence, r. l. sis
ter to Mrs. Edward Harrington died sud-
denly in Bethel Dec. 3, 1891 having come
to Vermont to attend the funeral of her
brothers. wife in Stockbridge. She leaves
three sons and three daughters. One son
and daughter live in Providence, one son
in Texas and two daughters in Spencer;
Mass, which was her former home and
where she was carried for burial. Only
two sisters and one brother remain out of
a large family. Her unexpected death
casts another shadow on the home of her
sister where she died. She has always
been kind friend and loving mother
whose loss will be sadly felt. Rev. S. IL.
Tucker of Gaysville conducted the service
es. Her age was 66 years.
Presiding Elder A. B. Truax held quar-
terly conferences at Bethel Lympus and
Bethel Gilead last Sunday.
FoUND.-A fur trimmed overcoat which
the owner can have by calling at q. Tup-
per's, proving property and paying
charges.
Mrs. NJ. II. Greeley of Lebanon has been
spending a few days at S. w. Barrows,
but returned last Thursday to Lebanon.
A very pleasant whist party was given
by DR.. and Mrs. J.. NJ. Greene last Wed.
evening. The royal prize was carried off
by s. B. Day and Miss Nellie Adams,
while the "booby" was captured by e. q.
Brown and Mrs. c. w. Read.
The largest and best line of moccasins,
and arctics and warm footwear can be
found at Brooks a. Washburn's.
Mrs. Johanna Flint of Providence, r.
l., died very suddenly at the residence of
her sister, Mrs. Edwin Harrington. Mrs.
Int haA 81 nW Mt n or no
funeral of another sister, Mrs. Silas Hol-
land which was held at Stockbridge last
week.
1t is currently reported that the town
was indicted last week at Woodstock on
account of the nuisance in front of the Il.
8. Parker house.
Ladies wanting a fine heavy sole boot
should see the new line just opened at
Brooks q Washburn's.
The work OF the contractors, Austin
Peck q Co., upon the shoe shop is practi-
cally complete and would have been much
sooner had the windows arrived earlier.
Ben b. Cutler has been working in M.
A. Moody's store.
Apples from northern N. Y. are being
received at this station, retailing at s1.25
per barrel.
Finest line OF velvet and long shawls
GNtA buOW "A III DOnn db 3AOOhc n w ASH
burns.
The village school began last Monday
with an unusually large attendance.
Frank Flint of Providence, r. l., was
called to town last week by the sudden
illness and death of his mother.
Mrs. w. A. Woodwork, wife of form
or principal of the Whitcomb High School
has been engaged as book-keeper for the
shoe company.
pLadies in want of warm overshoe
should see the new style shown by Brooks |
& Washburn. Prices low.
Why is it thus, that the roads in the |
village that are travelled twenty times
those outside OF the village are, should be
a mass OF mud for the past two weeks,
while in the surrounding country was
comparatively dry travelling?
Those DESTROYS Of buying a good farm
should read the advertisement of Moses
Chase in another column. Only the most
pressing of reasons, poor health, induces
Mr.. Chase to part with his farm. 1t is
really one of the most desirable little
farms in this vicinity.
r. s. Adams has Just received $500 worth
OF new jewelry of all kinds. Be sure to
call before the holidays are over.
w. M. Fisher has been spending last
week at the home of his father, Edwin
Fisher.
If you want to see the incest line of
pipes out look at the meerschaum and
brier woods that M. L. Furman has just ,
E. T. Arnold went to Mount Jewett, Pa.
Tuesday of this week
The many friends of It. Col. Stephen ,
NJ. Pingree will be panied to learn that he
Is now at the Soldiers Home at Benning
.on, afflicted with probably incurable
lancer of the throat.
Stafford and Upper have received fifty S
barrels of good winter apples from north
srn N. Y, only 81 % per barrel. Call at !.
once before they are all gone.
Don Hamilton is in town. :
The society OF Christian Endeavor hold
sociable at the residence of Edwin Fish y
II this Wednesday evening.
Rev. G. A. wilkins has concluded to de-
line the parish offered him by the Bishop
II Albany in his diocese.
am bound tosell lot of jewelry before
he holidays are over. K. S. ADAMS.
The Young Peoples Social Annex met
With Miss Stella and Harry Adams last
Monday evening. il
Frank Knapp of Woodstock visited a
riends in town last Sunday. n
If you want ten cent cigar for five ?
ents ga s'Leader" OF NJ. l.. Furman. r
George Cook of st. Adams, brakeman c
IN the c. V. r. OH the through freight to c
Boston, was struck by the bridge between L
lere and West Randolph last Monday +
light and was seriously if not fatally IN L
ured. He was taken to the Wilson House P
where his injuries were attended to by r
)Fs. Greene and Clough. His face was R
,adly bruised and he was bleeding inter R
lally. S
Tuesday afternoon The physicians S
hink that he is in a fair way to recover. s
Biggest line Of chains, charms and Jew Y
Try ever shown in this town now to be Y
cen at r. S. Adams. v
There is to be lecture at the Universe
ist church next Friday evening by Coun-
y Examiner, ]. HI. Dunbar OF Hartford
N the subject of Astronomy" The
proceeds are to be devoted to purchasing
lew apparatus for the Whitcomb High
chool. Il
The best place to find anything that r
ou have lost is to look where you lost il OF
nd the best place for you to buy your &c
christmas presents is where the large as !. u