Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-05


Lawyer E. d. Edgerton OF Rochester
spent Sunday in town.
o. N. Stoughton mas received an original
pension.
Miss Sue Simmons was Unexpectedly
called to Lawrence, Mass, last week by
the dangerous illness of her sister, Mrs.
w. II. Pedrick.
Mrs. Agnes Richardson was called to
her home in Lynn, Mass, last week by a
telegram announcing that the mother and
sister OF her husband were just alive.
Mrs. G. E. Clark and daughter, Miss
Stella, have been spending several days
visiting at Geo. Wright's in Barnard.
Pentield Ballou OF St. Adams has been
visiting his brothers, Horace and Wallace
Ballou.
c. II. Kidder CARED 12s calves las Mon
day.
Good one horse lumber wagon for sale.
F.. NJ. WHITCoMB.
Board and rooms are very hard thing
to get in Bethel village just now. The
shoe shop brings great many into town
and the Wilson House being closed de-
prives quite number OF shelter. House
building is bound to boom in this village
this summer.
The granite abutments are being placed
for the new iron bridge.
My best girl says the finest present
ever made her was that ring bought of
r. S. Adams.
d. c. Jones of Royalton was in town
last Monday.
At the instance OF creditors w. H. Turn
er was arrested and brought before JUS
tice Adams last week. charged with the
intention of leaving the state, with enough
secreted property about him to pay his
debts. Mr.. Turner turned out his pock-
cts before the court and satisfied all that
the charge was false one and his dis
charge was ordered.
All parties having accounts against the
firm OF Alley Bros. and Place will please
present them at once
The tannery will probably run on short
help after this week as their stock OF hides
is about gone.
list has been handed us showing the
grand list OF the nineteen signers to the
second call for a special town meeting.
Their total list is S1s2.55 out OF total for
the whole town OF $4,000 and out OF the
$500 to be raised this year they would
pay an average of s2.39 and a total of S45.-
81.
For SALE.-Congression reports, 1000
pages, bound in half calf. just the thing
for handy scrap book. 15c. GUY WILSON
Miss Emma Kidder OF Rochester has
been visiting at her brothers Chas. Kid
der.
Mrs. NJ. J. Sargent and Miss Sue Lamb
Of South Royalton visited friends in town
last Thursday.
Some conversation overheard ON the
street last week: "Where did YOU get
her bonnet? How pretty your baby looks"
'Oh, at Mrs. K. f. Wilson's. She has
lovely stock to select FROM
As station agent Waldo was trimming
lighted lamp in the depot one evening last
week, spark fell upon some waste lying
near which ignited like gunpowder pro- |
ducing considerable blaze at once which |
was fortunately extinguished without |
any damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. wetmore OF Roxbury
we're in town Monday.
ladies' undervests 10c. each, stockings |
l0c., worth 15c. Children and misses |
stockings at cost. f. NJ. WHITcoMB q Co. |
NJ. A. Moody is painting his house.
w. 4. Heath, travelling salesman for
Rathbone, Sard 4 Co. is home on a vaca-
ion.
Miss Jennie Kendall is going to War
zen TO work in millinery shop.
Time is money. A good clock saves
line. R. 5. Adams will sell you at very
ow price handsome eight day clock that
will save you both time and money. Call
md see his stock. He will be pleased to
how it to you.
Miss Anna and Ethel Hatch are teach
ng in RoyaltoD.
VIM. McDougall was in town last Mon
lay. Competent judges say that his stall
ion, Young Justin is looking better than
yer.
We still have large stock OF goods to
elect from and are selling at cost and less
han cost. A good time for you to stock
p. F. NJ. WHITcosIB & Co.
James c. Burnett has been appointed
of the estate of his brother.
he late Myron Burnett and w. Ii. Ed
lunds and Ephraim NJ. Weston apprais-
RS and commissioners.
Just received, a new lot Of trunks and
raveling bags at Cady's Harness Shop.
That it pays to adv ertise in these coll
INNS is a fact that is demonstrated every .
eek by the great number of inquiries
nat follow nearly every notice that we
lsert. A notice in these columns goes ,
efore greater number of people for the /
nall sum of 25c. than any otner way OF !
saching them. A few weeks ago Fred 7
evnolds had in a short notice OF horses ,
nd wagons, etc. for sale. Since then par !
es have been to see him from Chelsea, :
ochester, Randolph and other neigh bor- !
ig towns. Their attention was called to
he matter solely by this advertisement. :