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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23

Maria and Avis Keith went 10 south
Wnodstock lass week. The latter Will
not return 70 this place but VIII WISH II
Troy. y. Y. q short time and then pro-
eeed to her place Of Location, " nieh Is not
yet decided upon.
II il now reported that John HoNlzno
and Donna Leonard are not married.
some from here attended The dedicatory
services AZ the Uniyersslist church 10 Bar
nard last week.
ChiIdren's Sunday AZ this place next
SUNDAY. Appropriate services viii ue netc
in the chnrch. Come and bring the chill
dren.
The teachers on the Brook attended
commencement Al Randolph Centre last
week.
Quite shower and hzilstorm visited
us last week but no serious damage was
done here.
Rumor says that the wife Of :. H. Alien
has gone from the home that has been
hers for more than u years, with nothing
10 call her own. Her husband and two
children left the 10Th and on the nth DC
was seer in Concord, y. H. Public sentl-
ment seems TO be in her favor,
Fred z. Allen is to work for Harry Al
len the remainder Of the season.
Ada Miller has returned 10 Queehee q
work in the mill.
Miss Eta Baker and friend from Bridge
water are visiting ner brother IN this
place.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Morrill, q Con-
cord are visiting her father seth Monkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. VI. Medgwood OF Es-
sex Junction called on friends here last
week.
Mrs. DR.. Perry and her friend, Miss En-
ma Wood Of Rutland, visited Mrs. Perry s
unc.e and aunt. MF. and Miss Wood re-
Gently.
B. walker and wife Of Quechee were the
guests Of Miss Edith Fowler SATURDAY
night and sunday.
r. E. Fowler and party are spending the
week at Lake Dunmore.
Mrs. Dizntha Harding OF Barnard Is Wis
iiinr her granddaughter, Mrs. VIII Per
Gins.
Rev. Mr.. Evans OF Randolph will preach
in the Baptist church sunday al ?. m.
Mr.. Frank stiles and her son, W. ".
stiles ~ Barnard, visited friends here last
week.
Constantine Chadwick is improving
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23

Mr.. Cox Of Brsftieooro . visiting
friends in town.
A. Coz Psrkhurst who grad uatec a
-. Normal school last week = a Rome
f;vs Rey.ha Hammond is AZ home on
vacation from Afnol, Mass
Rex HI. Handy returned from Salem
Mas. last Saturday
Mr.. Huntley. student OF canton a.
rersify. NeE YORK VIII pEsSI1 -. -
ITnsversaIisr society through the soMmer-
There was heavy thunder shower on
Tuesday afternoon OF last week Va
e~r0r7ranied by haliStones SIX and seven
f,,rbes in circumference which were nurA-
- against windows and glass as ofoASn
~ : good many houses out lttAe cAmase
vas done 20 farm crops
About fifty voters were At the caucus
Saturday, all anti-Fulier.
seversl wool buyers were in town lasi
rex looking for WOOL. The demand ~
s,,.,5 ana there Was rise in price Meci-
m extra L now quoted in the Barnard
MARKET at 21c., fair 70 good DC ana IN
merchantzble l5c.
The ladies aid society Of the u; z
church will give a straw berry ana les
-, festival Ar The town hall on Thurs
dsv evening Of this week Proceeds 70 z
TO the church repairing fund We MACS
4 mistake last week when We sslo i va
the Uniyersalist society
There vas large attendance az the eau
ems last Saturday 10 choose delegates ans
he following were chosen: To the stat
Convention. Benz. Chsmberlin, Edward
Miller. H. G. F.Atwood who were instruc
"a 10 vote for W. e johnson. There Wer'
no Fuller men at the caucus and none II
town. Those chosen for tn District con
yeption we're ". ?. Davis, H. A. East nal
and W r Paige.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23

Emery Battles is on the sick list.
All. Flint lost good COW recently.
Roy Thsyer spent Sunday in to~n-
G.N. Prentice Is much improved in
health
Miss Lucy Robinson Of Bethel has been
al Zoe Browns having the mumps-
Fred Tbresher and wife were in town
one day last week
Guv Graham Of Bethel was in town Sat
urday buying WOOL
A deer has been seen in meadow near
Ed. Thresher's house.
Julius Pint Of Boston is spending his
vacation with his father, Villas Flint.
Celia BurrelIe has begun work for Villas
Flint.
Mr.. Henry Prentice Of Canaos visited
his alf-brother, @. y. Prentice, recently.
Mrs. Abbie W. Crossett Of Waterbury,
Vt. will speak at Spiritual Hall IN West
Rrsintree next Sunday. June ., g. m and
.. N. fsf ofSs- - So Ill
Z large audience
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23

IT ATE OF VERMONT n Prfdate Cpnr. bed
T5irtrirf Il Rzrdsph - I,ardoiph ~ he i3 day
II june A. u. lei1- ~. y. Aieafis. fNfrnfor
II tas estate = fani-r Pays i4ge ate ~ kandpipn
nlakf- sppile~i.44 ~ 81 100 Z 20 D.s '9 -
= "a a.. - ga ~ szf deees-.si ~ i-liHg ..s1f
all ale J. sres-sis - - - srEi = r. shss o.
sz4f ctcea-cG.
Ni.erH-
rr II = 0r saress ~ sziG fHs- tfzi ssd 41I eefior
ef.s gnser rons defzfiffi ard - bard 80 lie
sfh aaF % Jlss q. -. i-i4
a. ~ PROBATE fSrce il h&fsifsli. aE4. . = frfie
ordered hat ali ref-fls d. frfsffi - reltf sf 81
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AND News printed - Vest karfiffsl- f=efore szio
TIM. q hszril2. that tlsy mas alfar et s4la Diie
40 fizre and il tlssF ~ ezGse. et.sef tlsrerD.
n fise Gear. -Afteez-
VI BATS NICHOLS Eexst 2 ~
A f~4lf Gems n feFrfIGl-tftssf.
~ BATES NICHOLS. Regfs.er.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23

Miss Lillian Knowlton IS al home from
Seminary Hill for vacation
Mrs. jameson Of W. k. Junction Is vis-
iting in town.
During the storm last Thursday ball
stones we're picked ID which measured six
inches in circumference.
Miss Mabel Spaulding. who has been
attending the Normal al Randolph, Is Al
home for a vacation.
John Kimbail Of East Walpole, Mass,
called on friends in town Monday.
Several from this place attended the
wedding az Stoekbridge sunday
Miss Addie smith Of the Mass. Genera
Hospital Is spending asnort vacation Wiz
friends.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23

ne Hne4 sisTaed ia4ying teen ppoinf - b. the Hoo
rrs,s court fr he distrscs u Randolph cCn.it-
ssfrert ~ receive e1sntHe and a1lrsf a. claims aac
4enzrdf u al nrrsons 2e4instti5e estate - Re
800 f5Fxues late u ~. i-a iu-s1td DEtr1ci-
$500 And AL eizisfis exhibited 10 Offset thereto.
Erefr sfse notice that Nf meet for the purposes
sfssreszld. a. A. Y t0rNin si1fe N -@1 thei-e@
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Estate II LYDIA lDIckEYl SARGENT
Tie audeTsigurs. saving been AflisorfedhF fie TOE
Probate Court fOr the District ~ Randolph commits
sinners. 70 receive examine and adjust AL claims
and demands u Al persons against tue etiait -
Isdla Sargent ate 81 Washington in saidDistrlctde-
csassi and all claims exhibited 10 ofset thereto.
hereby give uoiie. hat IN neei for the purnoe-
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OF ff.e.sfh day 81 Nov.neNt ron lta m anti z
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23

STATE OF VERMONT. IN Probate Court holden
RANDOLPH DISTRICT - ~ Randolph on the
ism 5zv Of Ju6s A. D. III Al lnstruInent pur-
rffrlr n b q Hannah lloni@s
ss.eof Rsndo1ph IL -zid disfrict- decezked t'tlng
5,-ssnte Il, the Court b. 2. VI. Kent Tie execufor
flsreu r.su-l TOR Probate X i crdsred oy s4in n
al an persons concerned therein ~ notint, % AZ
- - seseou Of sA6 court - Ne held Al hei'rofafe
ttses-- ia RsNdoiph On the 18th day o. July A. u.
80 .nd shuw cause y any they may have 1eAlnst
ne Probate Of said VII; for which rurfosf Us TT
- r,ufshed three weeks excessively IN ne ner49
and Sews printed a. Randolph previous y sAio
-. sr,,,ssr4ea FOR fezr5ng. By the Court Attest
''i ~ ~ VIZ H. NICHOLS. Judfe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23

. A. auctfon I secondhand two-seztec coz
80 es-riaoe n 10 clock Monday june
y A. house hold furniture
J. P. CLEVELAND
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23

We are furnished with the following re-
r.,r1 of the BASEBALL game lasf week
The bethelf Baseball team oE~aeo ne
sessop nere with game with TIE Ran.
doiphs Saturday D n in The presence o.
Isrge numbsr Of spectators many q
xhorn Here lsdies- The home team we're
strired IN their new uniforms eonslsling
~ = are - ard knee pzois Ei.h back
stripes. and black saseen shirts ana os@sA
stockings. making = me appearance ne Is
game As very interesting up 20 lne oen
inning. when Osgood. The Bethel pltenesr,
lost heart and xenr 70 pieces. siioS ing nc
Randolphs four runs. Keieher then NeIa
in 70 pitch and ne more runs were mace
The bethels oufbattsd the Rznoolpns'
rakins, ten hits With a total Of IS bases,
10 win 4 total OF 10 for the latter. Fez-
torres ofthe game we're catching Of Aeln-
tire. Kelehef's batting and pitening ~ Q
Adams catch Of line dy in isIt Tor betn-
Fl and Saultis batting, Vi. Wssnourn
fielding and the battery WORK OF Bates sno
Bickford for Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23

sick hesdaehe. eilioaaneas. solr Atoil-e-' N@-as-
STATE or VERMONT. In Probtfe C5urt held Al
Rsndoiuh DISTRICT - kCheisea within and for
SAID district on the 18th d4r e jane A-D- is1
u N. Comefaek afiulnistf ator Of the eefaf1 Of
efrnien Montaxue late Of Cheisez In sai1 district
fsc4ased. presents hts admin account for evan
lrafton and allowance and makes application for /.
decree q disributon and Partition q IL estate Of
sad deceased.
Wherenpou Il Is ordered BY said Court that sAis
auuiicMiion - referred session fhereti % y heid
a. the oranEe COunfy Hotel IN feis on the lst Dry
a. July A. d. ls1 Tor hearing and rerision thereon
ard u Il further ordered that AL persos interested
nofioe1 hereof BY rutlc2tlon % mouse y al ~
riicafion and order thereon three weeks eacssiye
IN the Herald and News 1ewspaper puuhsued A.
nznco.ph and which clrruiates IN the leifntor hood
ff1s4 interested before sid tine 81 bearing. hat
hsy uay arp-ar Il sid time and pacs-andf tey
Aye. ofiecf thereto b ffe Court- ATTEST
81 WILLIAM u. Nc HDf.<- IudFe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23


Carriages have cone made By the s.,
julien Gear Co, best on tbs market; all
prove good. ISAAC NEwIoS, West Ram
dolph, VI.
To close the estate Of B. B. Chaae his
nome place on School ST II acres Of wood
land. corner Of Harloye and Center roads
lot OF household fnrniture. etc, must be
sold. Apply TO IRVING eAAsE-
Brand new. nobby box papers, y envel-
OPS. a sheets paper all in pretty box Tor
only &c, at Josfyn's. Sold everywhere Tor
IS 10 &c.
wAxrEp.-A good girl to % general
housew0rk. Must Be good cook. None
other need apply. Z. +. EVANS, Is south
Pleasant ST.
Edgar Iashua has purchased one Of the
new style cultivsiors and IS now reacy 10
do caltivating.
Secondhand carpets for sale
g. f. CUsHNAS.
Dry foot wood and cedar posts for
sale. G. K. CUsHAAS.
1 would simply remark 10 the public
thai was the first person to introduce
Aristotypes into this place or into this
part OF the state, and at the same price a.
photographs. when in some other pilces
one dollar extra per dozen is charged for
-
competitor did what he could las ] under
stand it) to run them down, while other
first class artists over the country had
adopted them to take the place Of altu-
men paper. am still making aristotypes
and should be pleased TO show samples OF
nv work at any time at q Pleasant y.
1t. SPARHAwK, Photographer.
FISHING tackle at sparhawk's gallery.
Cook WANTED i9 private family,musi
be experie.sced and competent 70 do good
plain cooking. To such, good wages Will
De paid. GILMAN ,. MoOLIoS-
West Randolph w
FoR SAIE.-New road cart. Best kind.
Will sell cheap.-A. -. PRATT.
PoR sALR.-A g. year-old horse, chest
nut color. Percheron and Morgan blood
weight about 100 lbs, is kind and good
worker. T. Z SfiSEhs
West Randolph, VI.