Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-14
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, !, SARGENT. Local Editor.

,1 SARGENT, Local Editor
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\, o,. > II STAFFORD has moved to Jas
reynolds n,,.o hos recovered from he
Fsrsn' u.s. West and wife are improving
p ~. ~v walter Dole will preach in the Uni
.sl. sIja hail March u
s as'a rtta Doubleday went to Claremon'
\ aI Monday nisS for few weeks, !, .,.,..,
~ y, wilson and wife OF Bethel visited
. - : here here, the first Of the week.
fspu' snaulding has taken the James
Chas' = arm to carry on this year.
as uont returned home this week from
hn nsahs' visit in New York city.
wv ~. n n son of Mrs. Geo. Hackett, was
yeI p " oOonfned to the house last week.
Y, NJ Mother of the firm OF Mather &
, aai VI returned home from Boston last
nayno Slack has sufficiently recovered
al his illness to resume work for }. H..
knnl Lis lAibSSN
Mitt. 49,
.Ito the bed the past week Win the
npS. -. -.
AVE- 'ne of the lungs last Friday and is Sc
usly i'll.
r,s,e we're over 900 bushels OF potatoes
IN s in by L. G. Dickerman for shipment
sday last week.
r,.nk Northrop and wife will return to
~, r,s this week, where they will make
M future home.
nsnts, and ladies' New Mail, Templar,
u u1u Eclipse and Columbia bicycles
saIe by NJ. j. Sargent u Son.
mo Graded school closed last Friday
"A an exhibition in the evening. The
|l vino term commences April 8.
NJ and Mrs. O. A. Burbank gave re-
.r ysi last Tuesday in honor of their
svrbter Lena, recently married.
Thu Shepard Family, under the man.
,smeut Of Messrs. Perry and Brown,
sred on itsconcert tour last Wednesday.
pev Mr.. Roberts gives notice that he in
MD TO close his pastorship OF the M. E.
hurch here at the next conference in
The Century, Cosmopolitan, Frank Les.
essud Munsey's magazines are for sale
NJ J. Sargent & Sons the first OF each
onth
Send TO E. A. Thomas, West Randolph,
n samples Of Dress Goods. Big stock OF |
ne goods to select from. Prices always
be lowest.
+ The 0ryille Bixby Relief corps enter.
Mined the members OF the post with re-
(eshments at the close of the meeting last
tturday evening.
| Henry 0sgood started on his first trip
ii Monday as salesman for the McCor-
khk farm implements. He is to work
famont, New Hampshire and Maine.
| Just received, a car load of southern
hid pine lumber, consisting Of matched
\ ointed flooring and finish which l
||ll sell at reasonable prices.
W. P. HUBBARD.
Mr. Leighton, who has been ]. G. Ash
his assistant in the barber shop for the
hst few months, was called home to
lockton, Mass, by telegram last Satur-
BY, bis father having died very suddenly.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Universalist So
ay will give an entertainment this
thursday evening, March IA, in G. H.
IOodard's hall, entitled "The Circulating
ibnry' Everyone is cordially invited.
The last issue OF the HERALD speaks OF
l.moDths old Morgan colt which
elghs S5lbs. and stands Ia ia and is
ell broken 1t is asked who beats it? DR..
lsn has Freestone FLY the same age
" weighs SIS lbs. and stands 10 Ia
nds. She was well broken to harness at
months old and has trotted quarters on |
crack here to sulky in so seconds, g.
Members Of the Christian Endeavor So
" were delightfully."- entertained last
lufday evening at the home OF Mr..
On Woodward in honor of Mrs. Wood
foS birthday and also the 25th ami
gary OF their marriage. Rev. Mr.. God !
q presented, with appropriate remarks,
ga set from Mr.. and Mrs. Hapgood and
moers OF the society,to which both Mr..
mrs. Woodward responded. A poem
ing 70 the occasion was read by Miss
y Adams, and then music by Mrs. Bur.
\ ana Miss Nellie Adams, followed by
consisting of ice cream and
Y and a general good time socially, the
npaDy took their leave, after wishing !,
IFS Of happiness.