Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-12-15
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Read" Chattanooga and ask your neigh
bors to subscribe. On trial three month";
for 25c.
Rev. +. ). Fiske of Waitsheld has beer
visiting N town.
All cosors Pongee silk, good quality, foi
fifty cents at Brooks & Washbufn's.
The sum voted at the late town meeting
for completing the toTnhall was SzOO'
and not 500 Is vas stated in these columns
two wscSs ago.
Percy Adams has been taking vacation
at home with his father, VIM. K. ADAMS
Esq.
The pay roll at the shoe shop last week
was over 500.
The Sunday school Of the Episcopal
church will have a Christmas tree at the
residence OF Mrs. G. G. Stearns on Satur-
day, Christmas eve, from TO m.
another nice line of gloves and mittens
just received at the 5 & 10 cent store.
Lewis S. Bird has been suffering from
rheumatism and Will Blossom has been NIL
ing his position as night Waterman at the
shoe shop.
The Sunday schools OF the Universaiist
and Congregational churches are prepar-
ing a cantata, "Santa Claus Delight, F"
which they will present Christmas eve
at the Universalist church.
FOUND Nov. 18th, in the road between
Clark Davis and Frank Barnes a fur robe,
which the owner can have by proving
property and paying for this advertise
ment. EUSIcE BHAM. wv
James Graham has gone TO Barre where
he is to act as clerk for the granite deal
ers, @. "A. Moore q Co.
The Congregational society viii place in
"a al
memory OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Hatch,
who, although not members OF the church,
were faithful attendants thereat and gem
erous contributors to all church needs and,
at their cecease, left their late home TO be
used as parsonage.
Chauncey Stanley of Rochester was in
town over Sunday. file brought down his
daughter, Miss Helen, who is attending
The winter term OF the Whitcomb High
School.
Scion Newton brought into the village
last week an enormous live owl that had
bsen making considerable havoc among
his poultry He offered the owl for sale at
the price Of the poultry that ID had de-
stroyed.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Congregational church, held
at Mrs. q. e. Graham S, the following Of
ficers were elected: president, Mrs. G.. l..
Graham; vice president, Mrs. Chas. Wal
do; treasurer, Mrs. Edwin Fisher; secre-
tary, Mrs. q. NJ. Miller.
Diaries for 1893 at the q 10 cent store.
A petition has been presented to the Sc
ectmen for the laying out of a road from
The Gaysville stage road to the land of Ag-
nes and w. II. Hartwell, for the purpose
If opening up several building lots on the
meadow.
Genuine Celluloid Frames at 10 cts. each,
Xmas Candy at 10 cts. pound, Cups and
saueers from to so cts. a set, at the q 10
,ent store.
Miss Clarissa Clapp, aged seventy-seven
years, died last trday morning at the
OF her brother-in-law, James
She had been in failing
health for some time past and suffered a
ihOck last Tuesday, from which time un
II her death she was nearly insensible.
She waa born in the house in which she
lied and had passed the greater part of her
life there. Her funeral was attended Sat
irday afternoon.
Don't forget Brooks & Washburnis
Dress Goods department in your Christ
pas purchases. They have special values
o offer in black goods and colors % cts.
% SIPS. Remnants cheap.
A car load OF cows was sent from this
station to down country markets last SAT-
friday; most OF them were new mich COWS.
The prices paid varied from $40 to go.
Have you been into Maxham's yet and
seen the Comic Toys that set all the chill
1ren to giggling, or the Silver Novelties
hat make all the boys and girls wish
hat they were going to be married, or [ ne
beautiful Booklets, Calendars or Blotters
that every one is buying to send away to
distant friends. IL you have not been
here, you must not fail to go in and see
he prettiest stock OF Fancy Goods upon
White River. Il is easy enough for any
one to say this; but Markham has the
goods to back up the statement.
The carpenters have resumed work on
he townhall.
Nice Como Colt, five years old, for sale
very cheap. FRED ARNOLD.
All those who have subscribed to the /
building fund of the Cong'l church are re- /
Iuested to pay their subscription to J.. c. /
sargent, treasurer.
Mrs. Moses Sargent is confined to the |
house with a severe cold.
Geo. F. Lewis has moved into the E. G. /
Brown house.
Chas. Eddy OF White River junction /
vas in town last Tuesday to cater for the 1
ellison wedding.
VIM. Russell has returned from New
bort, y. H., for a vacation. He has been
lcting as cook for w. E. Payne in his res
Mrs. Sarah ellison goes to Orlando, Fla.
his week to resume her position rs cook
n large winter hotel.
Barnard
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