Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28

Me. Harrington and Mrs. Edwin Far
rington left last Monday for Philadelpi la.
From there Mrs. Harrington expects to
soon start for a several months trip thro'
le West to California BY way OF Yellow
stone National Park.
Mrs. c. h. Rood went to Mortified la {
Monday to make preparations for moving
their household goods to town.
wANTED.-Stock to pasture.
Mrs F. H. BAscoM.
The Universalists held their sociable
with Mrs. J. ID. Cushing Wednesday even
ing.
A very handsome present for your friend
would be one OF those Gig ht-day clocks at
r. S. Adams.
E. g. Brown had a whist party last
Thursday evening at which the first prize
was taken by Fred Arnold and Mrs. G. E.
Clark, and the last one by X. Nj. Chase
and Mrs. w. A. Creamer.
Wouldn't your baby look cute in one of
those new bonnets at Mrs. e. F. Wilson's?
She has full line, both in silk and lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e. Stickney Of
Man chester, N. H., were guests OF Rev.
and Mrs. G. A. wilkins last week.
Ladies, have something unique in the
way OF ssstick- pins.n Call and see them.
r. s. ADAMS.
A base ball team has been organized by
local talent, with DR.. l.. w. Clough, man
ager, and Bradbury, captain.
The managers of the summer school to
be held here the two last weeks In August
are arranging for an excursion to the Bar
re granite quarries, for fare one way. 1t
viii probably take place the Monday OF
the second week OF the school.
harrow, chains and other farming tools.
Enquire OF Mrs. Fred Wheeler.
C.. H. Kidder CARED 100 calves and six
sheep last Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Davenport OF Bos-
ton have been visiting at Robert Mobiles.
Mrs. Davenport is daughter OF Frank A.
Shedd and cousin of Mr.. Noble.
Bethel Lambert brood mare for sale.
Four years old. Sound and kind. Price
low as have no use for her.
The abstracts OF the list are lodged in
the town clerks Office for examination by
the tax payers, and IL anyone has grew
ance the listers will listen to it May Sth at
a. m. at the town clerks office.
Bay State Fertilizer, s1.50 per 100 lbs.
f. NJ. WHITcoMB & Co.
Rev. G. wilkins OBLIGATED at st. Johns
church, West Randolph, last Sunday and
there was lay reading at the Episcopal
church.
Ira II. Ellis, Jas. B. Sargent and Miss
Fannie Nj. Fisher, committee OF the Whit
comb High School Alumni Association,
have issued invitations tor the second an
nual banquet OF the association to be held
at the Bascom House ON June 10th next.
Get pound OF sliced dried beef for zoe.
at Rood's.
G. S. Davis has been circulating a paper
pledging the signers To furnish milk from
a certain number of cows II branch of
the West Randolph creamery will be es-
tablished here. There seems to be no
doubt that he will succeed in getting
enough signers to secure the location OF
the branch creamery, as the proposition is
ers.
just received at Foods.
The c. V. r. X. is putting in two cross
ings in front OF the passenger depot TO the
shoe shop platforms.
Rev. p. R.Crowell Of Bernardston, Mass,
preached for the Congregationalists last
Sunday. They are holding their services
in the Universalist church.
WANTED.-Young cattle and young
colts to pasture. ALVIN HATCH.
Rev. Walter Dole OF Enfield, n. H., has
been engaged to preach for the Universal
lists the coming year.
An old and young folks dance will be
held on the evening Of May Bird at the Bas-
com House Hall under the auspices OF the
Young Peoples Social Annex OF the Uni
versalist Society.
Don't single your buildings until you
have seen Niles Patent Felt, Iron and
Steel Rooting; cheaper than shingles.
Lasts a lifetime. Send for samples.
+. G. BROWN, Agent, Bethel. VI.
Cong'l services next Sunday at 80 p. m.
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Richardson of Han
over.