Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-10
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our popular station agent. Mr.. Haze,
and wife, accompanied by Miss Jennings
visited Burlington and st. Adams LIST
week
Miss jennings, with Mr.. and Mrs. NH
Hazen, passed Sunday at West Hartford
the guests of Mr.. Hazen's father.
Ed F. Smith has just received a full line
of carpets, comprising tapestry, ingram,
cotton and wool, iute and hemp, also full
line of oil cloth and straw mattings which
he will keep in stock. He respectfully asks
YOU to call and examine his stock and
prices.
A full line of curtains ranging from 1Oc
TO sl00 all on fixtures, at Ed F. Smiths.
A full line of John w. Masury & Sons
paints, at Ed f. Smiths.
Look at Ed F. Smiths new ad.
Ed F. Smith has full line of collins and
caskets. comprising velvets in white and
black, in embossed broadcloth, mummi
serge and matelie, also full line of funer-
a. supplies.
The West Randolph Dramatic Club, an
organization composed of the best dramat-
ic talent of the town, will present the
three act drama "The Bashful Scout or an
Irlshman's Courage" at Woodard's Hall
next Monday evening, with appropriate
scenery and costumes. First-class music
by Moore's Orchestra. There win be
dance after the entertainment. The club
come highly recommended and we be-
speak them full house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Blake returned to
Hutchinson, Kansas, last Thursday.
Mrs. r. W. Blake is to re-arrange her
house and make two tenements.
c. II. Abbott, Manager OF the shoe COM
pany, has purchased the plant and bust
ness OF the company, subject to the ap-
proval of the stockholders.
Quite number Of our young people at
tended the q. A. X. fair at Tunbridge last
week.
Michigan are visiting his brother here,
Mr.. Wallace Gallup.
C. P. Tarbell has recovered his health
sufficiently to permit his riding up to the
village.
M. j. Sargent &ISon wall close out the
remainder of their ladies' winter goods at
cost.
MS. Adams returned last Friday from
an extended business trip to Boston and
New York.
Mrs. Adams, Miss Lulu Alden and Miss
Mabel Willard are in New York City Wis
ting Mrs Ada Willard, Supt. of the Male
Training Scnool, Bellevue Hospi tai.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Sargent received
news last week that her brother, J.. w.
Pike of Little Falls, n. Y, was seriously
eral weeks. Later news reports him some
better.
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary COM
plete for $1.75 at M. j. Sargent a. Sons.
Special meeting of Of Rising Sun Lodge
Mch. l9, at p. m. All members are re-
quested to be present. ID. d. g. M. Geo. p. |
Flanders will be present to inspect the
Lodge.
Mr.. Fay and Knight have entered into
copartnership in the blacksmith and |
wheelwright business.
Annual meeting of the South Royalton
Shoe Co. will be held at C. p. Tarbell's Of
ice Saturday, Mar. 10Th, 1892.
Mrs. Ruth Wills, p years old. has just
wrought and embroidered bed
scarf that is a marvel of beauty. 1t con-
sists of numberless small pieces of en-
broidery on silk. On each piece is wrought
some design, no two pieces being alike.
The Grammar School closed March 4,
with literary exercises consisting Of reci-
tations, songs, school prophesies and vale
dictory. Many friends of the school were
present. Those not absent during the
term were Annie Abbott, Edith Skinner,
Arthur and Warren Tenney. Those alb
sent on account of sickness were Ina Farm
nam, Celia, Josie and Katie Wynne, Inez
and Nettie Stevens, Ethel and Carrie Fa-
neuf, STA Ward, Mollie Bingham, Ralph
SOper. Mabel Beaverton spelled the
school down the last day.
HATTIE M. CHURCH, Teacher.
The Brookfield Choral Trio will give a
concert at Woodlands Hall, Friday eve,
March IL.
Horace Hunter OF Hartford, VT, a for
ner resident of Royalton, died at his home
asst Friday. He leaves wife, daughter OF
Mrs. Willard Bailey, and one child.