Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-28
South RoyaIton Notes
SARGENT. Local Editor.

-, pa,tnap is in New York this weel
Tor new goods .;..;na a Ash,e,
The barber shop.
Y ~ VI Fisbvas i'll and confined 70 tne mouse
ne frst OF the week.
the NOV R. Eldredge OF West Randolph
r ssr IN town Tuesday
W. "a Davis Of White River Junction was
N town last Saturday
= - Won want to be up with the times read
lIsH EIint's ad. on 4th page.
~ nickerman took in large quanti-
L. . " last week to ship, at 45c.per
Dl nssiol stoughton OF Charlestown, n. H.,
y pa IN town last Thursday and Friday on
'I ,aon skinner is at home from the mill
LeU "n;versity at Mortified during the
vacation.
With ll the grip, and Edgar Reynolds Win
tbe humps.
W uhort BENEDICT, son OF Mrs. w. P. Hub.
,, dis il spending his vacation with his
ss,aantdfather at East Roxbury.
M Baker OF Bridgewater is to open q
,stonrant in the basement OF Martins
s ock the first OF next month.
Charlie Shaw of New York city, for
nsr resident OF this village, was in town
AT Thursday, visiting friends.
Henry Whitcomb is assisting G. E.
u ni IN the store, his clerk, George Allen,
Snin left him to work for 0. Q. Sawyer
.! Sharon.
uerner,s, Munsey's, Cosmopolitan, Cen.
,,,v Frank Leslie's and other popular
m rSasa are for sale by M. j. Sargent &
Son,
Abbott is getting the material in
badness to build his new store and
SwsIing house, which he is to commence
a. soon as the weather will permit.
4 \. Hartman, manager of stock farm
in birmingham, Mass, was in town last
Monday and purchased nine thorough.
bred sheep OF c. P. Tarbel, paving $50
for THIN.
NJ, J,sargent & Son have the agency for
the Columbia, Eclipse, ATLANTA, Creden-
IA. Warwick, Rambler, Templar and
Crescent bicycles. Calliand get prices be-
fore purchasing.
Apubished statement in the paper an
nounces that Rev. A. H. Webb of Mont.
heller, formerly pastor of the M. E.church |
here. Is to be married to Miss Mary Barry
Of Bellows Falls next month.
WP. Hubbard has been awarded the |
contract to build house on the late |
M: b,&p pif
Martin, bis bid being the lowest OF fifteen.
I It is to be completed Jan. LIST next and it |
isrported that it will be the best and |
most elegant residence in town.
Spencer Stoughton of Cohasset, Mass,
who came here last week to purchase some /
horses and visit his brother, Dan Slough
Dn was taken i'll with pneumonia Tues
day night. AT this time of writing he is
more comfortable and it is thought that
be will recover. His wife came last Thurs
| day.
News was received by j. F. Shepard last
/ week that his sons, George Shepard's,
| witewho has benin declining health the
|past year, and for month past confined
to her room BY nervous prostration, has
become insane and was placed in an asy-
lum for treatment last Monday. This is
sad misfortune for Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard.
They have been married only four years
and have child three years old.
Victor Yeaton, son OF Mr.. Richard Yea
ton, died last Monday of consumption vt
the age OF 50 years He was employed by
the Mitchell Plaster company of Lowell,
Mass, for several years and was highly
esteemed by his employers. His health
began to fail three years ago and the dis
|aSe soon developed sufficiently to confirm
|ne TACT that he could not recover. He left
aWlle and one son. The funeral was held
Wednesday at the residence of his father
On Broad Brook, Rev. s. A. Parker offici-
sslng' The remains we're taken to Lowell,
Mass, for interment. +