Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-21

Carl Bush was in Bethel, Monday.

Carl Bush was In Bethel, Monday.
FLA. Kezer is in Richmond this week.
s. s. Root sold horse to e. L. Martin
for S75
F.A.Kezer was in Bristol for few day
recently.
J. F. Howard was in Bethel for da,
last week.
w. s. Alden and wife are in Brando
this week.
Silas Holland has purchased A. E. Cole
mans farm.
Fred Smith OF New Haven is at work il
the creamery.
Dean B. and Geo. Upper Of Bethel wer
in town Sunday.
Eugene Tucker and family have move,
to Lebanon, N. H.
Charles NJ. Angel has gone to Maine t
resume his labors.
e. H. Edgerton was in Montpelier OF
business last week.
Mrs. F. A. Kezer and Alice spent las
week in West Randolph.
George N.Gleason sold horse to Alb Or
Stearns Of Bethel, for 800.
James Moves died March IL and the fu
neral was held Thursday.
Frank Batchelder and wife OF Braintre,
were in town last Sunday.
Mary Livermore OF Hopkinton, N. Y, il
with her brother, 7. d. Austin.
Frank G. Partridge OF Rutland will de-
liver the Memorial address here.
The W. c. r. U. will meet with Mrs. F
A. Kezer, Saturday, at 2:30 p. m.
The spring term OF the Graded schoo
opened Monday with 80 scholars.
John Topper and wife gave very pleas.
ant euchre party last Friday evening.
J.Scott Tower has sold his village house
and lot to E. H. Edgerton, for 81 200
Ben Wheat, who has been at the hotel
for week, went to Morrisville, Monday
David Flanders has taken a farm in
Sharon and moved his family there last
week.
Sherman Roberts OF Mt. Sunapee, N. H.,
was at Jerry Towards for few days re-
Gently.
Miss Seraph Smith returned to New
York, Saturday. Her father is slowly re-
covering.
Mark Atwood and wife OF West Ran
dolph visited Henry Clifford and family
last week.
A. j. Marsh and Clinton Bush are slow
ly recovering from serious attack of
Frank Tower and wife OF Coventry were
called here last week to attend the funeral
Of his mother.
Luther j. Perkins, wife and Willie have
moved to Sharon, where he has taken a
farm for a year.
Mrs. Anna Spencer died March 11th The
funeral was held Wednesday, Rev. A.
Chase officiating.
Will Cook is at work in the gristmil at
Bethel, and Wesley Hodgkins is driving
Cooks freight team.
DR.. s. H. Sparhawk OF St. Johnsbury
was called here last week by the sickness
Of Mrs. Isaac Taggart.
On account of the illness of the pastor,
Rev. w. H. Wight, there was no morning
service at the Nj. e. church last Sunday.
George N. Harvey has purchased G. NJ.
interest in the farm they have
owned together for many years, for $3.50.
Warren Lamb died March IS, aged SO
,ears. The funeral was at the nj. church,
Tuesday, Rev. Carleton Hazen officiating.
The funeral OF Mrs. Marcia was from her
Wednesday, Rev. Carleton Hazen ofiiciat-
ng.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Pierce, Leslie and
Jhessie are in Boston. Mrs. Pierce will
elect her spiing goods for her millinery
rade.
Truman Austin's bay mare ran with the
leigh from Charles Burgess to the village
me day last week and cut her SO badly
hat she died three days later.
The "Spy OF Gettysburg played here
asst Wednesday night by the Gaysville
Dramatic club, was well received and
much enjoyed by good audience.
A few weeks ago 5-dollar bill was lost
t the drug store, postoffice or creamery.
[ anyone has found one they will oblige
he loser by leaving it at the postoffice.
Bell Brothers OF West Randolph have
heir new addition, second floor, packed
With new carpets, draperies, window
hades and ladies' spling garments, ar
living in all the latest styles. They are
making tariff prices in every department.
Officer Tinkham and his aids, Martin.
loyt and Barcelow, were called to Utica,
I. ", to give their testimony in the post
flee burglary case Of last November.
oseph and Fred Robinson, Frank and
am Hubbard and Charles Root were ais O