Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-05
RANpoLPH CENTER.

4 u. w Glhkk Will dIIANt II AanQOllL "
or before Apr. 5th with a carload OF 2
fine Nebraska horses for sale.
| / have few more young thoroughbreC
Jerseys to sell at reasonable prices befor'
turning out to pasture. They are tuber-
culin tested. 3w n. Il. BO4DEs-
Lewis J. LaBounty has rented 5. c
Vorseis blacksmlthis shop and is prepared
to do horse shoelng and all kinds o.
blaeksmithIng and wood work repairing
and invites custom. 3w
A representative OF a welI-known' New
York cloak and suit manufacturer will BE-
at E. A. Thomas store Friday, April 6 ont
day only. with samples and to take spe-
eisl measure orders. All goods eheeriully
shown.
HIT. Haekett Of New York city was q
guest OF Ed. Kent last Monday.
Howard Edison of the U. V. NJ. is spend
ing his Easter vacation here and in Brook
field.
Mrs. Ed. Kent was in Boston last week,
called there by the sickness Of her broth
er's wife
Frank Durkee has moved from the Otis
Smith place to 5. r. Waldo's farm in East
Randolph.
Mrs. Levi washburn is on the sick list
with a complication OF ailments. Dr.
4 scott ATTENDS nef.
Eugene Ballou has hired out for the
summer TO II. +. Slack and has com
menced bis work.
Prof. Morrillis wife is sick with erysiD-
elias and confined to the house and under
the doctors care.
Rev. f. NJ Baker had so severe a cold
last Sunday that he was unable to preach
and his wife read sermon.
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to attend the annual meeting OF the
county road commissioners.
Alfred Bower has commenced the work
of putting up his barn. Sault Bros. OF
Randolph are doing the carpenter work.
Mrs. Helen Clark has been sick and con
fined in bed for about two weeks with
bronchitis Mrs. Deborah Smith cares
for her.
Mr.. Seagraves and wife of Cambridge,
Mass, are guests at the Maplewood. Mr..
Seagrayes is here to take his annual
sugaring.
Mrs. Andrew Pember, who died in
Bethel, was brought here for burial last
week, She was a sister OF w. p. Smith Of
East Bethel.
Arthur Slack, on the NJ. {. Rowell farm,
lost one OF his horses last week with
what was called black water. The horse
was valued at s125.
Guy Hebard, who has been at work for
l.. 5. Allis In his store at Derby, Conn,
has been at the Randolph House visiting
his parents the past week.
Miss Bertha Stone is taking her Easter
vacation from Burr and Burton seminary,
Manchester, VT, where she is teaching,
and is the guest of her parents at the
MapleNood.
The remains OF A. n. Alexander, who
a . N..-ssl
brought here for burial last week. Mr.
Alexander formerly lived in the north part
of this town.
AT Grace church next Sunday. Palm
Sunday, there will be evening prayer aud
sermon at 2.30 o'clock. On Thursday
there will be Lenten service at o'clock.
All are welcome.
w. +. Washburn went to Derby, Conn,
Monday night 10 see his wife, who has
been there four months for treatment. He
hopes that she has so far recovered that
she can return with HIM.
A very enjoyable time was spent at the
home Of j. b. Adams last Saturday even
ing by those who gathered for the sugar
on snow. About si2 was realized. to be
used for the expenses OF the Sunday
hool.
There will be meeting at the Colonial
Saturday evening, April Z, for persons es-
pecially interested in the Centennial OF the
Orange County Grammar school. All
members OF committees are earnestly re-
quested to be present.
Walter Adams, who works In a grocery
store in Chicopee, Mass, made a flying
visit here last Saturday and Sunday. His
main business here at this time was to
purchase apples and maple sugar for the
trim for which be works. \
Miss Parker Of Montgomery, who was
here one year ago and had a successful
operation for appendicitis, has returned TO
the Normal to complete her course OF
study. She had the measles just before
! aving home and has not fully recovered
from the effects OF that sickness and is
under DR.. Bailey's care.