Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-31
Tunbr1dge.

4 FOR SALE: Two yoke good oxen. A. B
BIcKNELL, SelectmaD, No. Tunbridge.
Housekeeper wanted. Box Ill, Tun
y bridge.
: Archie Campbell OF East Barnard was
visitor at o. F. CampbeIls last week.
Whitney post has made some needed
G repairsion its building the past week.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan Jones OF Royalton
were guests OF Frank L. Jones Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Flint have returned
from trip through Washington county
Wallace W. Goss OF Lakeville, Conn,
! was recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chss
W. Goss.
Mrs. Bingham Bement OF Glover has
been a guest of Mrs. Melissa Wight for a
few days.
The baseball game at South RoyaIton
Saturday was won by the local club by a
score OF 16 to TO-
Mrs. Chas. X. Hoyt and son OF Airing.
ton, Mass, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
5. E. Cilley Friday.
Miss Gail and Harold Corwin Of Chelsea
are spending few days here as guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Tucker
Chas. Sargent and wife leave here today
for Philadelphia. They will remain there
until the close of the @. A. X. encamp.
ment
All who are interested in mission work
are invited to attend a meeting to be held
at the Congl parsonage this Thursday
afternoon.
i Mrs. Kate L. Cush man OF Branford, CT
went to Meriden, ". H., Wednesday for a
short visit, after which she comes here to
/ visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. BIadway, who have
/ spent several months at Drew farm, re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia last
week, leaving here Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius C. Goodw in OF
Philadelphia, who have been guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. $. Tracy, left here for the
return trip to Philadelphia Saturday.
Prof. and Mrs. r. ]. Bugbee OF wey
mouth, Mass, who have spent several
weeks here as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur G. Adams, left here Tuesday for
their return.
Mrs. Huldah Tucker and Howard re-
turned from 81. Johnsbury Thursday, al
ter short visit. Mrs. Tucker celebrated 4
her s6th anniversary while with her St. /
Johnsbury friends.
Il. w. Smith has Just sold two pairs OF 1
as fine steers as can easily be found OF 1
their age to o. l.. Cootey of Barnard He
u TO exhibit them at the fairs this fall.
Mr.. Smith has three other fine pairs.
Mrs. Alice Comstock and Homer A.
Holt Of New York city, who have spent
several weeks at Edhu Tuller's, returned
TO New York Saturday. Mrs. Comstook
goes to Pennsylvania this week for a
month.
Ora Goodale has sold his potatoes 10
White River junction people and will
draw them there this week. He reports a
good yield OF potatoes and thinks moth.
ing can be gained by leaving them in
ground that is very dry.
Wallace w. Swan went to Newport, N.
b., last week to look after some business
matters connected with the estate OF the
ate Calvin Metcalf. He returned by way
u Thetford, where he visited Scion X
Berry, an old.time friend.
Whitney w. X. c. held an ice cream So .
liable upon the grounds in front OF their !
lall Saturday evening. photograph
was given in connection
With the sociable in q. A. X. hall through {
he kindness OF Will Pearl I
DIR. T.. f. Dean OF Lebanon, n. H., was !
visitor at Ben fuckers the first OF the
week. He came here to place his trotting ;
iorse, Nelson p, in the hands OF Daniel .
u. Roberts 10 be driven on the race course 3
u the Worlds fair ground. Nelson +. is
son OF Nelson Hood, a son OF the great 4
Nelson. His dam was by Peters Morgan, r
me OF the purest bred Morgans that has '
TODD in Vermont in recent years +
Irritating stiDgs, bites, scratches,
Wounds and cuts soothed and healed by Il
)eWitt's Witch Hazel Salve-a sure and +
afe application for tortured flesh. Be- p
ware ofeounterteits. A. X. Hood & Son, v