Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-23
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Two pug dogs for sale; IS each.
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E. L. Bass OF Randolph was in town
Monday OF this week.
100 more remnants OF all-wool carpets,
Csc. yard, at Bell Brothers., Randolph.
Norman Fyles and Jesse Moriarty spent
Sunday in Northfield at the home OF the
latter.
R.S.Adams, wife and Robert spent Sun /.
day at Mrs. Adams old home in West
Hartford.
| Mrs. Henry Chadwick OF West Hartford
visited at r. 8. Adams last Friday and
Saturday.
II you want a watch of any kind, r. 8.
Adams will show you as fine line as you
could wish to see.
Dennis Wynn was in St.Albans last Sat-
urday, his place in the depot being taken
by his sister, Miss Belle Wynn, during his
absence. lS
A building is being erected in the rear
OF the Bascom House barn, to be occupied
by A. l.. LaFrancis Of Gaysville as black
smith shop.
Mrs. Myron Burdett and B. G. Rogers
have bought the homestead OF the late A.
G. Marsh and expect to move onto the
same this fall.
| Everyone was so well pleased with what
he bought at the auction that r. s. Adams
Is selling more watches, clocks and jewelry
| than ever before.
Speaking of silverware, give US half a
chance and we will convince you that r.
s. Adams is the place to buy the best on
the market, and the prices are right.
s. w. Stalbird of Lancaster, N. H., was
in town last week, looking for farm. He
was much impressed with the pleasant
lines OF those who lived in this vicinity
and may purchase residence here
Victory again perched upon the banner
of the Bethel baseball nine last Saturday,
when the Bethel Grammar school defeat
ed the West Randolph Grammar school
on the Bethel home ground by score OF
"a to IA.
Henry Wallace of Oswego, N. Y, tray
cling agent for the Rome, Watertown q
Ogdensburg railroad, has been visiting his
father, Truman Wallace He was former
~ an engineer on the old Vermont Cen
trail railroad.
About halt a dozen riders of the "silent
horse, y including c. w. Read and G.. G.
Buchanan, came up from Enfield N. H., on
the paper train last Sunday morning and
returned to Enfield on their whee.s, leav-
ing here about noon.
Hugh Whittaker's team was frightened |
BY escaping steam near NJ. A. Moody's |
store last Saturday and made lively dash !
for liberty into G. T.. Fosters premises.
The grade was too much for the horse and |
il was soon captured by Mr. Whitaker.
Willie Maynard and Fred Sargent bad |
an exciting runaway Thursday, from Adj |
ans Maynard's yard to the foot OF the |
hill. Maynard jumped out and Sargent
was thrown over the fence into the Park |
and the horse soon cleared itself from the
wagon. No serious damage was done.
A meeting of the town and graded
school district teachers was held in the
Whitcomb High school building last Sat
urday. Town Supt. V. w. Blackman and
School Directors Emery and Durham were
also in attendance. Some very interesting
discussions were had. The next meeting
will be held on Saturday, the 18th.
The selectmen have laid out about Il 900 /
worth of concrete sidewalks, which was
the limit placed at the outset, and this will
probably complete this seasons labors in
that direction. We now have good wide
walk through the main portion of the
village and Undoubtedly the convenience
OF this will lead to more copcreting anoth-
er season.
Deputy Sheriffs t. c. Middlebrook OF
Vergennes and Henry Cobb OF Middlebury
were IN town Sunday, in pursuit of two es-
capped reform school inmates, Bonnie Cas-
well and James Greene They escaped
Friday and the officers had been close on
their trail since, following them mainly
by the prints of their shoes. They were
caught in Bethel village and taken back
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Jessie, daughter of L. S. Bird, died
last Saturday ONprpinp NJ nnr1gtIrlpfj inn |
Miss Blanche Bird, her elder sister, died of
the same disease January LIST, and since '
hat time Miss Jessie has steadily failed. {
At one time it was thought that change .
OF climate to North Carolina would be
beneficial to her and friends were ready to
defray the expense OF going there but it I
was found that she was too weak to travel.
She was of particularly winsome nature !
and left many friends to mourn her un- {
timely death.
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