Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-30

{. H. Kidder CARED, last MONDAY, IL.
sheep, u calves, 3 COWS and Is hogs.
N r. Clark of St. Adams was in towr
the first OF the week.
Victor Peletier, wife and two children
! OF Boston, are visiting Mrs. Frank Martin
sister OF Mrs. Peletier.
A painful operation was performe q, last
Sunday by Drs. L. NJ. Greene and ;. W.
CIough, upon Frank W. Cook, who IS max
ing his home with Mrs. ID. A.. Dyke. The
necessity of the operation was caused by
the continued forma ion OF abscesses upon
the ribs OF the patient.
Miss Josephine A. OiConnell, one OF
Bethei's most popular and attractive
young ladies was married last Saturday to
Edward Davis, teller in the National Bank
at White River Junction.
Mrs. Davis has host of friends in Beth
ell who all present their best wishes.
On sale, in the store lately occupied by
A. j. Davis, after Thursday afternoon, a
large and full line OF fresh ana novel ire
works.
Scott Adams has been suffering for two
weeks from very painful finger supposed
to have been poisoned.
Fred Arnold and 5. b. Day and their
families spent last Friday at Enfield, y.
H., fishing.
John Wallace has left the employ OF his
father and mis- family has gone 10 Rutland.
You can save considerable labor by buy
ing one OF the dress fronts, for sale by
Mrs. +. F. Wilson. While buying one,
also examine her new style scaris.
Lyman Child, who has been quite sick,
has been gaining and is nov aole TO oe
out doors.
Miss May spaulding has gone to Mass.
and Conn.,, for few weeks visit.
Lewis Bird is to move into the house re-
Gently vacated by John Wallace.
A party of over sixty persons gathered
at echo Farm, the home of {. r. Noble,
last Saturday, the occasion being the 2lst
birthday OF Henry Noble. very pleas
ant evening was enjoyed by all present.
Ladies sacks at reduced prices, at Brooks
and Washburn's.
Ben Rogers, Lee Cady, Frank and Sam
Mccullough and George Rogers are camp
ing at Alburgh Springs, leaving for there
Tuesday OF this week.
Every one makes mistakes, but that
man makes the biggest mistake OF his life
in purchasing clock fails g. see the
stock Of eight day clocks carried by X. 5. !
Adams.
Cards have been received announcing
he wedding Of Miss Jennie T.. Talbot and /
Ned Louis Sheldon, well known in this /
own, onsthe 23rd day Of June at the home /
II the bride, in Norwood, Mass.
In ordering moving machine repairs.
lring your old guards and castings TO q.
4. Upper Co.
The annual report Of the Whitcomb
High School discloses that the total expen-
es of the school for the past year have
,een s2679, Of which s126 was for painting
nd repairs, 81 for books and stationery,
So for ianitor, $50 for wood, $3.50 for mis-
and S20s0 for teachers salaries
there was an income the past year of
21s from tuition for those out OF the dis
riot scholars. The auditors, Hon. A. r.
iunton, Rev. s. A. Parker and c. ID. Cush-
ng, estimate that the tax required for the
oming year will be 30 cts. on a dollar Of
he grand list
A. NJ. Savage Of stockbridge has been
pending week with his son, Myron
avage.
This week you want 10 go to Maxham's
or firecrackers, torpedoes and all 18th of
uly goods.
II. A. Durham Of Woodstock spent sun
ay in town.
Mrs. c. L. Sanders S suffering with
slon up her finger.
Geo. Clark Is getting the stone together
y the underpinning % his new house on
liver 81.