Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-24
One hundred tin sap buckets for sale.
Enquire of C.P. Abbott.

I %~NNAHSN ~ AANAN
wick last week.
VIM. Tarbell, a former resident, was In
town last week.
Miss Goldie Reynolds is in Quechee
with her mother.
j. w. Waldo has rented his Royalton
farm for the year.
Miss Ida Hunt is engaged as house
keeper for Ed Rix.
Mrs. Valmore Cushman is very feeble
and falling slowly.
Arthur Cowdery was at home from Ran.
dolph over Sunday.
Chas. Daggett closed his labors for A.
p. Skinner Saturday.
Rev. e. A. Reed breaches at Slack's hall
next Sunday at p. IN.
| Miss Laura Caswell OF Pomfret is at
work at j. N. Clouds.
| Caleb Haynes pension has been in
creased from sl7 to ga.
| Mr.. Reed has been engaged to work for
w. II. Martin this year.
Miss Ella Latham visited Miss Godfrey
at Randolph over Sunday.
NJ. II. Hazen has recently purchased q
carriage horse for family use.
Mr.. Banforth was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Lamb over Sunday.
Miss Ruby Green spent part OF last
week in Bethel with her sister.
Mrs. Julia Pierce OF Rochester is the
guest OF her brother, j. q. Ashley.
Alics Buck of Worcester, Mass, came
home Monday to remain for few weeks.
Fred Slack and wife returned to their
home in Manchester, N. H., last FRIDAY.
Mrs.Sibley and son returned from Barre
Monday, after an absence of several weeks.
Mrs. Elmer Hewitt OF Worcester, Mass,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hewitt this
week.
The name Ethel Faneuf in the school
report of last week should have been Erie
Faneuf.
Miss Jennie Miller and Mrs. Clarence
Taylor OF East Barnard were In town last
Thursday.
Considerable excellent maple sugar and
syrup have been brought to the village
this week.
A. Il. Page returned home Tuesday from
Malone, N. y, with four horses pur-
chased there.
Leon Skinner has position In view
with the Thayer Manufacturing Co, Cam
bridge, Mass. af1e
Henry Ross returned to Amesbury,
Mass, last week. Hespent large part of
the winter at tome.
Miss Josie Bright is visiting friends in
Lowell, Mass, this week. From there she
goes to Boston and Springfield.
DR.. J. Euclid Fish, assistant surgeon of
the Taunton insane asylum, Taunton,
Mass. is visiting bis home here this week.
Mrs. Frank Seems is in Rochester this
week, where her husband is at work. He
intends to move his family there soon, as
ne has engaged to work for the year.
Chas. Burbank OF Providence, X. l., Wis
tied his parents over Sunday. His little
daughter accompanied him and is to re-
main with her grandparents until May.
The 18th annual meeting of the Yer.
mont Woman's Suffrage association will
be held at South Royalton Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 2S and ~. Program
later.
Jobn Bennett was called to Sanbornton,
N r.. Friday 20 attend the funeral OF his
mother. He returned Monday with the
remains, which were inferred at Tun-
bridge.
Mrs. Sarah Rowell, a former resident
mere, now residing In Boston, met with
serious accident recently. 5ne ieh upon
the pavement in the city and fractured
her hip.
Alba BrowneIl OF Worcester, Mass, has
purchased the Hackett residence in this
village for a home for Mrs. Brownell and
her sons and daughters when with her.
They intend to take possession as soon as
practicable.
Iosenh Dearborn has 2-year-old new
miIch Jersey heifer, which promises to be-
come a valuable COW. She gives remark
abIv large flow OF milk. Her owner mas
MIXED her three times day since she
came to milk.
,f Arc DnPhQna
ranorts that her husband has left her and
that she and a family of small children
are left in destitnte circumstances. sup
niles will be furnished them by the over
seer of the poor.
Mrs Nina Stoughton and Mrs. Jennie
Hewitt in behalf of the Woman's Relief
corns have arranged to have the patrlotlc
nriIr1er introduced into the schools IN
town. TIE primer is useo oy tne beachers
to give object lessons.
Reports from Ira Spaulding at the asy-
,,rn If Waterbury are very encourage
~. ard favorab BILE for a complete recovery.
i1,s ~ sIssns well and is feeling much better.
~. t1s IA is clear and rational. His fami-
r.. =, ..erv much relieved OF their anxiety
r,anaers. who has been hostler for
,.,'S1sa-d and Culver the past few weeks,
va team Monday evening TO go TO
1n.is-t and return. He did not return ana
ne.ns' .ls ,,,orning it was learned that the
IN. ~ .ns ,ras na' in Bethel but Flanders could
not be found.
~ Moves returned home from Bos-
W;;,II..as He has spent large part OF
.on .on rinteI inter there, attending to the pur
the wln1st ls stock and sale of goods for the
chase tas ,octory. oa 9s J.F. Hartman, assistant
Co9asep Dos sse charge anS ecen 81 ns
Factory .he place. The very dull 6usl-
man ior ne sne shoe trade has reduced the
work considerably
W. .sAfadame Fry's celebrated enter.
The ,n will be given in the Methodist
tsinmenTr tuesday evening, March ~. Mrs;
Fry ana y nsl 81, the large cities in the United
know snd II have always given perfect, ,s sat,
Sssss ;ssoction. They are ootn grsuuottM ~ Music
isleSs,S lne Sss,r England Conservatory u