Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-06-22

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Watch This.
A watch-hunter, watchless,
Watching for watch,
And watching for the best watch
I The watch market puts forth.
He watched unmatched
Until he was watched
With one of those watches
That Garland sells almost at cost,
Lot OF window frames, windows and
blinds, all in good order, painted and fit
ted; also, lot of secondhand doors for sale
by S. NJ. Washburn.
Any one leaving a copy Of the COURIER
for April 18th al this office will put us I'M
der great obligations.
J.A. Graham and Miss Nellie Terry are
in town.
The selectmen will meet on the Hart
well meadow next Thursday, in regard to
the new road petitioned for at that place.
Cash paid for live poultry every Monday
and Tuesday. o. P. SHAW. (2s
Miss Maud wilkins is at home from
Bishop Hopkins hall.
The society OF Christian Endeavor will
have a lawn party on the evening OF the
2Sth inst.
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not miss r. 5. Adams; for his big watch
hangs plumb over the sidewalk.
Miss Kate Campbell returned to New
York last week.
F. II. Anterior OF Waterbury was in
town last tuesday.
L. G. Brown was in Boston last week.
NJ. G. Stafford and s. Z. Cady took car
riage drive to Mortified last week.
a. l.
die of wood tied up with a string. The
last possessor thereof may prove property,
pay charges and take the same away.
JAMES SEXTON.
Upper says, " At any rate, | shall not
dare to drink any Chicago water" These
were the last words the boys heard as he
boarded the train last week.
Town Liquor Agent +. l.. Martin had
new sign out last week.
Considerable damage was done last week
by the heavy rain and storm last Friday.
The road was badly gulhed, and in some
places, even strong trees were blown
down. The west half of the large elm by
the old Burnett place was blown down.
Edwin Fisher was in Montpelier last
week, attending the Convention of Cong'l
churches.
Mrs. Mary Waller and Miss Waller OF
Royalton Hill.
Watch, clock and iewelry repairing
speciality. G. f. GARLAND.
At the meeting at the Congregational |
church last Wednesday, "A. A. Brooks, Geo. |
Parker and j. G. Sargent were elected to. |
take charge OF the George Hatch bequest |
Eyeglasses and spectacles accurately fit |
ted. q. +. GARLAND.
CHARLES Marsh hoe haan In foilinc, health 4
Tor some time but was worse last week.
Wright & Reed are fitting up the
store, formerly occupied by the Bethel 1
Tea store, for l.. A. Wadleigh, who is to |
occupy il for drug and variety store.
The president OF the Village Improve
nent society wishes to call the attention |
Of the slack ones to the appearance OF
certain well-kept premises in the village. /
The contrast between them and some |
others is great. Nothing draws the at
IGNITION OF strangers quicker than nicely
Kept lawns, tidy yards and weeded paths.
w. b. c. Stiekney and family are at
he beach.
DR.. Chase was so unfortunate as to get
mercury into his eyes last week.
NJ. NJ. Wilson and Aaron Wilson are in
Burlington, attending the Diocesan Con-
lention OF the Episcopal church.
Il. ID. hiiuDdli anu VIE OF Burlington
pent Sunday with q. II. Kimball.. Miss
Anne Kimball accompanied them to Bur-
ington on their return Monday.
Kiles P. Stockwell came from Rochester
On his Safety bicycle last Sunday in Just
90 minutes, with the thermometer 800
hove in the shade.
The young man from Kent and the girl
from Bombay
Net at the big watch, just over the way.
lie bought her, within, a most exquisite
thing
And now they will marry some day.
They agree that L. ;. Adams is the
'lace to buy.
Mrs. c. Il. Foster has been visiting rel
tives in Hartland.
The Universalist sociable met at Mrs.
Il. A. Moody's Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Maggie Sexton is visiting in Mont
,elier.
The town and school tax bills are now
n my hands for collection. The time in
which to pay the same and save discount
xpires September 10.
j. G. SARGENT, Treasurer.
II you want firecrackers, torpedoes and
Their fireworks that will make the largest
ind of noise, go to Maxham's for them:
or that is the kind that he sells very
heap. And while you are about it, il
ou want to catch the biggest kind of !
rout upon the Fourth, send 25 cents to
J. A. Markham, Bethel, VT. for a bottle
his Famous Trout Secret. 2S