Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-19

MI SARGENT, Local Editor.


M. j. SARGENT, Local Editor.
D. G. Stoughton and wife were at HON
over Sunday.
A few bargains in second. hand stove
at Schontag's.
Albert Dodge OF Boston is visiting hi
brothers in town.
J.Parkhurst OF Worcester, Mass. ,visite,
at MID. Days last week.
10. Belknap and son, Will, returne,
from New York last Friday.
Fred Chadwick and wife returned HON,
last week from their visit to Wolcctt.
H.A. Rogers & Son have been doing
some iron roofing at Bethel this week.
henry Kinsman and wife returned tc
their home in Hartford, Conn.,, Friday.
Mrs. Wilbur Mcintosh OF Exeter, N. H.
Is visiting friends here and at Tunbridge
s. G. Drew and wife are visiting thei,
daughter, Mrs. Charles Dutton atMilton,
N. H.
Ed Slack and wife of Exeter, N. H., are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Green.
Brick, lime, cement, clapboards, coal
and cedar shingles for sale BY Edward
Foster.
Charles Black left here Tuesday to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Monroe Belknap Of
Corning, la.
Alice Buck is doing the bookkeeping at
the shoe factory, during the absence OF
Miss Abbott.
Sam Slack, superintendent OF work at
the gold mine in Stockbridge, has re-
turned home.
Eva Abbott, bookkeeper at the shoe fac
tory, is at her home in Braggsville, Mass,
for vacation.
Mrs.Fred Hazelton and Mrs. Clara Nor
rill Of Stanford were guests Of Mrs. DR..
Fish last Saturday.
Miss Alma French returned home from
Lowell, Mass, last Thursday, after an
absence of two months.
Ladies' cotton underwear, stamped
goods and hamburgs at low prices at Sar-
gents to close out old stock.
There has been rumor the past week
that another shoe factory is to be started
here. 1t will be decided this week.
Mrs. Barnard returned home last Satur-
day, after an absence OF four months with
her son, Charles, at Lawrenceville, N. Y.
Mr.. McCloud and wife and DR.. Charles
Whiting, who have been guests of j. B.
Durkee, returned to New York last Thus
day.
The Ladies' Christian Temperance un-
ion OF Royalton will hold meeting at the
Cong'l church vestry Friday, Sept. 20, at
8 p. m.
There has been no definite news from
the sick room OF j. G. Ashley at Roches
ter and his friends are hoping that he is
better.
Frank G. Reynolds and Dudley Pres
colt will be at Universalist hall Friday
evening, Sept. ~, at o'clock. Don't miss
it as it will be treat.
Mrs. 8. M. Pike, Mrs. w. M. Sargent
and Rev. H. M. Goddard attended the
State Christian Endeavor convention held
at Burlington this week.
The Christian Endeayor society will
hold an entertainment and tea at the
Cong'l church vestry Wednesday, Sept.25. |
All are cordially invited.
]. A. Schontag has received one OF the
famous Sterling ranges. II you need
range this fall, the Sterling is sold on trial
and you cannot do better than try it.
John Shepard Of Exeter, N. H., is visit
ing his father, John F. Shepard, this |
week. He was accompanied by Walter |
Jones OF Exeter, former resident here.
Mrs. McDuffee OF Bradford was guest |
81 Mrs..W. M. Sargent last week. Mrs.
McDuffee was secretary OF the convention |
of the Springfield district M. E. church |
society.
Miss Briggs who haabeen boarding at O. |
J. Curtissince early summer, lis reported to
be failing. She has been in poor health
Tor some time and came here with hopes
of recovery.
Mr.. Griffin, who works for A. P. Skin
ner, is dangerously ill, caused by an in
Jury received on the meat cart last week.
He has been suffering the past few years
rom an internal tumor and the injury
produced peritonitis.
Reynolds and Prescott, the famous Bos-
ON entertainers, will present their fine
program at Universalist hall Friday even
ng, the 9th. AS ventriloquists, comme-
lians and imitators these men have few
EQUALS, and very enjoyable evening may
20 spent with them.
H. C. Soper & Co. set a fine monument
II Westerly Rhode Island granite for the
Veazey and Goodale families at Tunbrjdge
asst week. 1t marks the grave OF Mrs. Car
lie Goodale Veazey OF Hayerhill, Mass,
sad and nntimely death Of scarlet
ever occurred few months after her
marriage.
Miss Laura Lockwood, who has been the
,uest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Tarbell and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Sargent for the past
NO weeks, formed their acquaintance at
lamp Martin during the two weeks prior
o her visit here. She was delighted with
he Vermont scenery and refreshing at.
nosphere and enjoyed her vacation very
much. She returned to her home in New
Iaven, Conn.,, last Tuesday to resume
tudies which she is pursuing preparato-
y to teaching in advanced schools or
Many have testified to the fact that DR..
}lidden's Rheumatic Cure will cure Rheu-
oo4;sr,, To-, cola af Mnrfon,a drug atora