Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
Auction.

will sell the following property at pub
lie auction at my home farm, known as
the Norman Sewall farm in Royalton, VT,
Tuesday, Sept. Il, al 10 O'Clock, sharp
2S head OF cattle, yoke four year-old oxen,
y good Jersey cows, 8 two year-old heif-
ers, calves, 5 shoats, 2 sheep; farming
tools, etc.-Mowiug machine, horse rake,
2 pless, harrow, . corn weeders, corn
planter, corn cultiyator, grindstones,
wheel harrow, tanning mill, one-horse
hoe. hay teddcr, root cutter, OK cart. stone
drag, number small tools, two sets light
driving harnesses. single driving har.
nesses, open and top buggies, road wagon,
road cart, sleigh. pair traverse sleighs,
sleigh poles, shafts, neck yokes and whit
fietrees, chains, OK yokes and bows, or
sets heavy and light sleds, DeLaval sep
arator, { churns, washing machine; 80
cords dry i6-inch wood; acres oats IN
nov, quantity fodder some ,, household ,,l,
Bert Rogers, Auctioneer.
Mrs. Mary Sargent is visiting IN Read
ing.
Rev.J.F F. Whitney preached in Tun-
bridge sunday.
Prof c. $. Denison spent few days in
Burlington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Greene were in
Woodstock Saturday.
Lindsay Denison returned Monday from
a trip OF few days to Montreal.
DR.. aud Mrs. c. j. Rumrill OF Randolph
we're in town the first OF the week.
Principal sturtevant has moved to River
BY, Miss Fannie Eastman's cottage.
Pearl and Ruby Greene entertained 80
invited guests Tuesday at a corn roast.
Mrs. Charles Cutler Of Windsor visited
at 4. A. Greene's the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. stearns went Mon
day to West Concord, n. H., to spend
week.
h. II. Ashley Of Boston was guest at
Locust Lodge Thursday and Friday Of last
week.
Mrs. f. J. Prince and son, Clarence,
spent Wednesday with her brother, +. A.
Greene.
Miss r. @. Copelin returned Tuesday
from the Adirondaeks, where she has
spent the summer.
Mrs. Flora Rumrili Adams and children
OF Charlestown, y. H., are with her
father, +. J. RumrIll.
Miss Charlotte Nichols OF Salem, Mass.
is spending week az the Cascadnac House
with her friend. Miss Richardson.
Several persons were in town hast week
looking at farms advertised by the Ia /
lusha agency and some sales were made.
James Freelan and Mrs. Mary Sargent |
were in White River Junction last week, |
going Thursday and returning saturday
Miss Martha W. Pike left "Wednesday |
for Hanover, y. H., where she will remain
a few weeks before going to Boston for
the winter
Mrs. Alice Bliss and daughter and Miss
Annie Simpson returned saturday 10 their
homes in bingham. Mass. Miss Simpson
had been IN for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hudson and children /
returned Tuesday 70 their nome m
Worcester, Mass, having spent some time /
with Mrs. Hudson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
james Buck.
Edwin s. Doubleday Of New York spent I
last week with his mother and sister, Miss
:. {, Doubleday. The latter accompanied /
him on his return Tuesday. Mrs. Double 1
dav will remain another month.
Prom another source.
Mrs. Mary Sherlock Of Sharon and niece, 4
Miss Alice b. Clark. OF Boston were guests
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. p. ;. Magennis sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Nay have returned 4
10 their home in Lowell, Mass, after 4
spending a week with Mrs. J. Warren 4
Waldo and family, Mrs. Nay being niece
OF Mrs. Waldo.
EVELYN Cowdery wIll 60 back % her
school at Salem, Mass saturday atter 1
spending part Of her vacation 81 Mrs }. /
Warren Waldo's and four weeks she visit 4
ed at her aunt's, Mrs. VIM. Davis, IN New
York.
Always Liberal 10 Churches.