Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-14

] YOUR money III t4luET Edntf Nal AZ 1Aa
hams studio In Bethel. Wv
II you haven't tried my teas il Is your
/ loss. Am selling a regular 40 and Soc. tea
for 30 and 40c. a fine blended coffee equal
to what some ask 35c. for. only bic. per ID.
| I don't ask you 10 buy $50 worth OF goods
and then give you present, but give you
one every dollars worth you buy in the
/ quantity and quality of the goods pur-
chased. You save enough in buying 80
worth here to buy any two premiums
given with $50 stamp book. Better save
your money and buy your own presents II
viii be much cheaper in the end for you.
g. 5. HoDGKns.
Mr.. Cages is working in sherburne.
Mrs. Julia Lowry is working in Roeh-
ester.
Frank Porter was in Barnard the first of
the week.
v. 5. Cutler has been on the sick list the
past week.
Henry Thurston and family are in
Rochester.
Mrs. Prussia Flanders is working for c.
II. Ballard.
Mrs. Laura Madden is home from
Bridgewater.
George Z. Miner returned to Brooklyn,
\. Y, Thursday.
George Swiney and wife visited in Roeh-
ester over Sunday.
Charles Hadley of Briggs is working for
Charles Spaulding,
Ed. Normandeau OF Barre was in town
the first OF the week.
Or. Fletcher and family visited friends
in Hancock recently.
Charles Young Of Brownsville arrived
in town Tuesday night.
Miss Gladys Barber OF Waterbury Is vis-
iting at F. G. Benefits.
There was a whist party at L. w. Whit
combs Monday evening.
Chas. Spaulding was in Bridgewater last
week, returning Sunday.
Miss Julana Sylvester OF Bethel is a
guest at Mrs. Sarah Morey's.
Miss Daisy Dean is taking a trip in ad-
joining towns with her father.
Miss Gertrude Gilman OF Bethel spent
Monday at Z. w. Whiteombis.
Reuben and Abbie Whitcomb we're at
home from Bethel over Sunday.
The Helping Hand club meets with Mrs.
A. w. Ballard Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. johnson and family returned to
their home in Melrose, Mass, Monday.
MISS EANh AahEEf Is Win NHE aunt
Mrs. II. II. Harrington, for a few weeks.
George Adams has not returned to his
work In Woodstock on account OF illness.
Mr. Lyon Of Lowell, Mass, arrived
Monday at II. q. Higgins for a few days
stay.
Mrs. Chas. Lowell is spending a few
weeks with relatives in West Concord,
n. II.
Miss Alkaline Chamberlin of Bethel has
recently visited friends and relatives in
town.
Miss Emma Manning OF Douglass.
Mass, is in town with her mother, Mrs.
Cages.
Mrs. Harriet Durkee has been spending
a few days at John Leonard's in Stock
bridge.
Mrs. James Ranger OF Mendon has been |
at the home OF her father, Il. +.
Wilson.
James Freelan is working for Henry |
Flint,a Charles Adams for Andrew Har- |
rington.
George Manning has finished work for |
the Wood Turning Co. and is in Charles |
spaulding's mill.
Meryille Gould, who has been spending
some time in Randolph with his grand /
parents, is at home.
Miss Carrie Tucker, who had been work
ing for Mrs III. l.. Waters, has returned /
10 her home in Barnard.
f. ID. Gould and wife spent a few DAYS
asst week with his parents at Pleasant
View farm in Randolph.
The report is that Charles Lowell has
recently purchased a colt which promises
great speed in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Sheldon OF Boston
I'D 1 ss.. a. ~
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Sheldon.
Mrs. lila Roberts and children of Han
over. n. H., have been spending a few 4
lays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
luce.
Mrs. +. +. Cushman of Bethel and Mrs.
sarnsworth and Master Francis OF SPRING /
ield, Mass, spent Friday with Mrs. 5. p.
Brown.
Frank Jenny, accompanied by Mrs. Me-
ntire of Lebanon, y. H., was at j. +.
'afford's over Sunday, making the trip in
lis automobile.
Robert COPELAND, son OF the Rev. w. T..
former pastor of the Uniyer-
alist church here, called on friends the
irst OF the week.
There was close game OF ball between
he Barnards and Gaysvilles Saturday
itternoon, the score being to 8, in favor
# the Gaysyilles.
Rev. Alfalfa L. j. Irwin OF Pensacola.
'la., will preach in the Universalist
hurch next Sunday at 2 p. m. All are
cordially invited.
An interesting meeting of Goodwill
range was held Saturday evening, the
Program being IN charge OF Mr.. and Mrs.
u. L. Wyman, Jr.
Frank Blake of South Royalton and
1eslie Blake of West Concord, n. H., came
asst week to visit their grandparents, Mr..
md Mrs. II. I. Blake.
Mrs. Fred Martin OF Rochester and
Hiss Mary Leonard of Penacook, n. H.,
Who were at the home of their mother,
Mrs. Charlotte Leonard, have returned to
heir homes.
EAST BETHEL.