Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-17
WEST RANDOLPH.

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John NJ. Brown has secured hattering
offer to go to Boston and do mason work
and has accepted and will leave next week.
School win open next Monday and the
prospects Of large attendance were new
er better.
Another carload Of linseed meal due
this week. +. l.. Bass.
We shall be prepared to serve ice cream
in our new dining room next Saturday az
ternoon and evening. ID. L. COOLING.
Hot rolls at o'clock every Wednesday,
~ cts. dozen at Goding's.
Fish balls and clam chowder Friday at
Goding's.
We shall keep on hand fresh made pies
and cakes, bread and doughnuts to order.
Try our beeisteak pie only 10c.
ID. e. COOLING.
The Lamson & Tilson store has the rep
utation among travelling men of being
one of the very best in the state. The
new firm who have an announcement in
another column will fully sustain the
reputation of this first class store.
Peter Tredo has sold his place on Thay-
er brook road TO John Lee.
Harry Newcity is visiting in Bristol, CT.
this week.
Quite a number from this place went to
Montpelier Monday night to attend the
great war play "Shenandoah.n
The Christian Inquirer Of New York
contained the following:
'"rhe parsonage at Hoosick, y. Y, was
the scene OF happy gathering on Friday
evening, Feb. IS, when the pastors Bible
class and the adult members of the Sun
day School met there for a social evening.
After bountiful refreshments the singers
succeeded in drawing all into the parlor,
when one OF the members stepped up and
presented the pastor and wife with an ell
saddened over the decision of its pastor,
Rev. Seward Robson, to accept a call OF
the church at West Randolph, VT, TO take
effect Apr. 1st."
In this paper will be found a warning |
for a village meeting to be held March 81.
This meeting is called at the request OF /
the Water Commissioners who find twill /
be OF importance to the village to know |
earlier than the annual meeting OF the /
village in May, il the voters of the village !
want the proposed additional water sup
ply brought in this season, as much bet
ter terms can be made for material at this |
time of the year than later on.
New spring jackets and capes at Mitch
ellis.
A CARD would take take this occa-
sion to thank my many friends and Gus
toners for the generous patronage they |
have given me during the many years i
have been in business here and TO ask them
to give my successor Julius +. Lamson
the same generous patronage that they
accorded me- III. M. WIRES.
e. l.. Bass has cows to sell.
Tickle the earth with a hoe and use Bow
ker's phosphate and you will be blessed
with a bountiful harvest.
New spring millinery at E. Nj. Bick-
lords No. 1 Main st.
Dressmaking.
viii go out by the day or take work at
home. First-class hair work done on
short notice. Rooms at Mrs. w. K. Bur
-oughs' No. "A Main st.
MISS ANGIE PIKE.
Daily Papers at Bucks.
.Pasturing for village cows. E. P. FLINT
New box papeterie, latest styles at JOS
yns.'
New Spring Millinery at Mitchelrs.
Hats and Flowers.
orm Brockway wants to buy % dry COWS
n young stock cheap, for cash.
A first-class new house to rent, possess
ion April LIST. G. M. HOWARD.
Nice large Providence River Oysters,
SC. at the Red Lion Inn market.
Ladies desiring hair work call ON Mrs. Hiram
Bean, West Randolph; VT. Write for prices.
toR SALE.-PIne, Cedar ana Spruce
Spruce Clapboards and Brick
A. w. TEwKsBURY & Sons.
WANTED.-A good Holstein or Durham
,ull from one to two years old
5. S. HUTCHINSON, Braintree, VT.
Arch Crates, Sled Shoes, Caldron Ket
les, Stove Backs and Plow repairs con-
family on hand. HoDGEs AND ALLEN.
Good tenement for small family.
IL. II. HARDWOOD.