Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23

DCIEIC1 LOGot ~h~~
Charles o. Hopkins and wife Of East
Sonierville, Mass, and Mrs. William Mer-
rill of East Milton, Mass, have been vis-
iting at Orville Blossoms.
County Clerk j. r. Pember was in town
Monday and inspected bethei's new town
hall. He thought it was fine one.
L. A. Graham and wife of Barre were in
town over Sunday.
John Burnett has bought building lot
of A. j. Graham.
The Shepard family gave aieoncert in
the townhall Monday evening.
LR. Adams and wife were the guests
OF William X. Adams over Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Wilson is in New Hampshire
with her husband this week. She expects
TO view the big coaching parade at Beth
lehem the 21st inst.
A number. of our people attended the
horse trot at South Royalton last week.
Miss Bertha Morse is assisting in the
millinery store OF Mrs. E. F. Wilson, dur
ing the absence of the latter IN New
Hampshire
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Smith OF West
Randolph and their daughter: Mrs. I'm
ma Peters, were the guests OF Mrs. smith >
sister. Mrs. A. l.. Stearns, last week
f. III. Moore OdQ lnt ulloAOAAhhN - 49,
a valuable horse last week, II being one
of the fine pair that ne drought from INC
West last spring.
O.P. Shaw received word last Monday
to report to his old place as travelling
salesman for Boston oyster hrin'
Mrs. f. NJ. Paige of Gaysville visited at
Mrs. G. II. Kimball's last week.
Miss Ada Walker of Rutland, former
teacher in the Whitcomb High school,
visited at o. p Shaw's last week.
Perry Durham and f. p. Fisher re-
turned from a two weeks vacation last
Monday.
Oscar p. shaw has got through with
the hen business.
Do not fail to look over our line OF
crockery and china before you BUY.
c. W. MARsroN.
Oscar P. Shaw has gone out Of the hen
business.
just look at the bargains in C. W.
Marston's show windows. a WISH 10 the
store is well worth the time.
O. P. shaw has gone out Of the hen
business.
Lime. cement lead pipe, etc, just re-
ceived at Ma4ston's.
The advent camp meeting on tue camp
grounds near Finley bridge begins next
Saturday.
Dick GAY has gone to Burlington.
Mrs. j. ID. Cushing has returned from
Concord, where she has been VISITING
friends.
Losr Between Bethel and Rochester,
on the river road a lady's black astrachan
coat. The finder will please return the
same to Miss +. 5. Fogg, Bethel, ana re-
ceive the reward.
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Rev. Virgil William Blackman delivered
his illustrated lectures upon "Ihe FToal-
gal Som at Gaysviile, sunday ana Mon
day evenings OF this week
A. NJ. Marsh is much improving the
buildings upon his premises with a coat
OF paint.
John Hatch and Miss Cora Derby were
married August 18th by William X. Al
ans, Esq.
The merry go-r round has estaphsheu
itself upon the common.
Fred Kelsey of Lowell, Mass, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Harrison Powers.
Atthe Republican caucus Tuesday az.
terncon, DR. l.. NJ. Greene was unanl-
mously nominated as candidate for town
representative.
For 25 cents, you take your choice from
ten dozen latest style fall neekties az
Brooks and Mashburn's.
Rev. r. A. Greene OF Lowell, Mass,
will preach at the UBiversalist church
next Sunday al the usual hour
A special meeting of fire district No.
1. has been called for next Monday even
ing. to see il the district will vote 10 pur-
chase a steam pump and construct ire
proof building in winch to place II. II IS
understood That the owners OF the tannery
and shoe shop have offered 10 furnish
power at any time the district may re-
quire and To keep the pump IN good re-
pair al their own expense, II the district
will do as above named. The total eN-
pense to he district is estimated al about
one thousand collars.
Fall styles OF soft and stiff bats for men
and boys at Brooks and Mashhurn's'
L. 5. Dow OF Royalton spent Friday in
town with friends.
G. j. Wallace is confined TO the house
with severe attack OF asthma.
order your horse-timers now Of K. ,.
Adams.
The foundations for the new school
house are nearly laid.