Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-31

farm. on Broad brOOk, near south royal
ton, Vt. Fine house, good barns, recently
improved new round silo. Low price
Ion quick sale. Examine the place and
correspond with owner.
H. G. GREENE, 10 Avon St., Melrose
Highlands, Mass. BIN
Bert shepard is at home from Norwich
University on a vacation.
Miss Maria Beedle OF Randolph is
assisting Mrs. J. B. Durkee.
Regular meeting OF the Sons Of Veterans
camp next saturday evening.
Estis Conant is 10 work for Lisle
Mcintosh this summer, farming.
Bert Moody and wife visited his BROTH
e. Ernest Moody, and wife here last
week.
Wr. saulter has leased his farm to
Walter Woodward and is 70 move to
Bethel.
z. p. Lincoln OF Dighton, Mass, is in
town this week, purchasing COWS for his
market.
The postofice was moved to its new
oation in the George Tarbell block last
Monday.
Bert Sargent is at his place Of business
iga.n, after three months OF illness caused
b the grip.
?. II. Ketchum of Randolph was in
ovn Friday fitting electric lamps in
De pOstoffice.
A. j. spicer of Winchester, Mass, was
9 town Thursday, prospecting for jobs
c0nereting.
harrison Moves OF Pleasantyille, Pa, is
Aiing relatives and friends here and
| . lunbridge.
| Tie last meeting OF the l.. and S, club
ID BE- held with Mrs. 9. p. Folsom April
Nt2.m p. m.
lE Mccormick, general agent for the
lawmick Harvester Machine Co., was
ni@n Friday.
liyton Sawyer has returned home
tu Bradford and is at work in {. p.
4'aott's livery stable.
Ar Frank Northrop and sister, Helen,
Barre are visiting their parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. o. A. Burbank.
lH Waldo intends to put upa tenn
Tonry steam saw mill on the Johnson
ai 10 Royalton this spring.
Miss Ann Houston is reported quite
ise5le from an extended illness, and
iN5'ery seems to be very slow.
Arthur Densmore has purchased a farm
N Plainheld, n. H., and moved. He sold
ds farm in Barnard to 5. NJ. Snow.
Mrs. f. J. Fish returned home from
Boston this week, where she had passed
TWO weeks with her son, Dr. Euclid Fish.
Mrs. ID. {. Jones left here Tuesday for
Shapin, H., to visit her sister, Mrs. Laura
blmham, who is very Low with consump-
John Mudgett has not gained the past
week and is very weak. The hemorrhages
1, nose aud mouth continue, but ehusion
slight
Miss Myra Sargent goes 20 Hartford
ths week to work in a millinery store,
having finished her apprenticeship as
trimmer.
News wss received here Saturday of
,9e death OF Perry Blanchard at Randolph.
NJ Blanchard was located here in COM
tany with A. X. Fielders, barber.
The following members of Bixby Post,
" A. r., have been appointed Memorial
DAY committee Flags, NJ. J. Sargent;
music, ID. p. LEISURE; locating flags, 5.
culver, Royalton, 5. NJ. Snow and l.. ID.
lh,eayitt, East Barnard, Albert Sargent,
Henry button. J. r. Shepard, Henry
match south Royalton; committee on
bytNiees at Royalton, 5. Culver, East
barnard, ;. Nj. Snow and l.. ID. Leavitt.
81, The following are the officers elected at
flt annual meeting OF the Outing and Old
nome Week club March 17:-Pres., +. +.
f1i.oooy; vice president ana treasurer, +.
napgood; secretary, w. NJ. Sargent;
sl.alltor, NJ. j. Sargent; executive COM
15llltee, j. W. Woodland, NJ. j. Sargent,
geo' bingham, John Goodrich, o. y.
Slolghton, Geo. Laird, Mrs. o. n.
V1s.oughton, Mrs. r. Hapgood, Mrs. j. w.
Woodward, Mrs. Geo. Bingham, Mrs. L.
moody, Mrs. j. II. Hewett.