Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-24

hon. i. ". Beaver Judge Ol the I1aAt
ford probate district, was in town last
Wednesday to hold hearing in regard TO
appointing guardian TO Ansel Burbank.
MIR. Robert Noble was appointed as the
guardian.
Have you tried those new five-cent
cigars sold by Smith, Rogers & CO.? They
keep the best line of cigars in town.
Mrs. Milton Allen from Franklin, n.
H., is in town for short visit.
o. d. Wood had the misfortune to lose
fine COW last week, il having died from
milk fever. By means OF subscription
list, generous financial help was rendered
Mr.. Wood, as he was poor man and the
COW was one of his mainstays OF support.
No; / would not have the public believe
that / have cut my prices in town, but
you may believe that / have caused others
{. w. MARsroN.
Mrs o. P. Shaw went to Whitehe!d last
Saturday to visit her daughter Flora.
There is bundle OF laundry, consist
ing OF a shirt and collar, IL cents at p. l..
Wilson's. The owner will please call for
the same.
Legal papers have Just been served at
Hartford, Conn, in the suit of the REM
ington typewriter company VS.. Miller
Martin, agents for the Franklin type
writer, for infringement Of patents. simi-
lar proceedings are being instituted IL
other sections OF the country.
Get your oil stoves, window screens,
hammocks and croquet sets at {. W.
Marston's.
A very interesting union temperance
meeting was held last Sunday evening al
the Cong'l church, conducted by Revs.
Waiter Dole and v w. Blnckman.
Fifty bushels OF hen manure for sale At
25 cents per bushel. G.& E.G .PLAcE.& Co.
Miss Ada French Of Barre called upon
friends in town Saturday
Ed. Mills spent Sunday with friends in
Rutland.
f. H. Moore was severely hurt last week
by his horse taking fright and throwing
him from the wagon.
Although it was generally expected
that, owing to the business depression
there would be a decrease IN the grand
list this year, It turns out otherwise, as
there is an increase Of something less than
a thousand.
For one week from MAY 18th, big mark
down ia all jackets; prices from 10 TO 20
per cent less than early prices.
BROOKS & WAsHBURN.
Memorial Day will be observed here by
a delegation from Daniel Lille post visit
ing the various cemeteries outside OF the
village In the morning, forming IN line IN
front OF the g. A. Il. hall at ] p. m, march
ing to the village cemetery, where the
usual ceremonies wilt be performed, ana
returning to the townhall, where the ad-
dress will be delivered by Rev. Virgil
William Blackman, pastor Of the Cong
church, at 3 D. M All old soldiers, sons
OF Veterans school children and citizens
are requested to join in the ceremonies
r. S. Adams Will sell you a box Of the
cal is Is
for 25 cents.
Oh. Kidder CARED sixty-eight calves
for the Boston market last Monday.
Now is the time to buy watch the best
watch in the world for the money az X.
). Adams.
All old soldiers and Sons OF Veterans
are requested to meet at the g. A. X. hall
Sunday, May 9th, at 10 a. m. sharp, ito at
tend memorial services at tue Cong
church.
The fourth annual banquet OF the Whit
comb High School Alumni association
will be held at the Bascom House, Friday
evening, June Sth. There are about hity
members in the association.
We have had our soda fountain thor
oughly repaired. We can now give you
as tine glass of soda as you can get from
SMITH, ROGERS & Co.
Clapboards, lath, single and cedar
posts for sale GEO. II. TUPPER 4 Co.
Buy one OF those corn weeders, a great
labor saving machine and one that is
cheap in price. GEO. H. TUPPER x Co.
Planet, Jr., cultivator and horse hoe
the best tool of itsIkind in the market
is for sale at Geo. III. Topper & Co.'s.
Cash paid for live poultry every Mon
day and Tuesday. 4w G.. p. SHAW.
When in Bethel village, leave with r. 5.
Adams any watch or repairing work you
may have. Prompt attention and moder-
ate prices are his notices. If.
Many items have to go over till the Fri
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