Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-21
NEWS IN Towns ABOUT
aAYsvlLLE

After Nov. /, p. NJ. Nye Will run his
shop on the s'no credit system.
We expect our line Of ladies', misses.
and childreuis winter hats from one Of
the largest wholesale houses Monday, Oct
25. Be sure to see this line before you
buy elsewhere. u D. ri5H'
We have in fine line Of gents winter
rubbers. all prices from sl.25 70 ~. q
mr.. the oId-fashioned riyermen's hose, the
best one you have seen for long time
sweaters all sizes; underwear tor the
whole family; new outings, ginghams
and prints. NJ,
shirts. cotton, fieeced and wool; Ponti-
ao coats: dress suitcases from sl.2o up.
Our stock OF groceries is always complete
and fresh. We are willing to exchange
anything we have for cash.
Specials for Saturday-Iumbler cohee,
2Oc. Green Mountain tea, 40e. tea sllt'
ings, l3e. all tobaccos, Sc. mixed candy
1Oc., regular zoe. goods.
New lot OF pictures just in, sl.2t
framed picture for acc. with cash
trade. u .. hogkihs'
Charles Ballard returned from Boston
Monday.
Mrs. Charles Cutler OF Lillieville was al
P. NJ. Nye's Monday.
Ell. Perkins OF Taftsville was at E.
p. Boutwell's last week.
Mrs. j. A. Chedel and daughter, Alice,
were in Bethel Saturday.
Jerry Wilson and Oliver Luce resumed
school at Bethel Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Quimby returned to hel
home in Pittsheld Monday.
Charles Lowell was in Randolph anc
Bethel couple OF days recently.
Mrs. Sarah Morey is somewhat better
although still confined to the bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. LAska have been enter
tanning his mother for few days.
Miss Florence Bowen OF Windsor was
guest at Elisha Boutwell's recently.
recent caller at Elisha Boutwell's wa
Mrs. II. W. Colby OF Newport, n. II.
Frank Rice Of Woodstock has recently
been the guest OF his uncle, 2. M. Nye.
Rev. James Sargent OF Mortified ar
rived at the Cobble Monday for shor
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vose Of Wood
stock we're visitors at p. NJ. Nye's re
Gently.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. L. Wyman, Jr., en-
tertained their friends at 500 one evening
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milbury of Brentwood
N. H., we're the guests last week Of Mis-
Dora Phelps.
Mrs. n. l.. Dean has returned from he
Montpelier trip. Mr.. Dean was in tow
over Sunday.
Pearl Hodgkins OF Rochester was wit
his brother, @. 8. Hodgkins, and tamil
over Sunday.
Postmaster Baker has been in Burline
ton for few days, the guest of his sister
Mrs. Fred Gay.
Hugh Whitaker and Leon Reed ar
hunting season.
Charles McCollom and Miss May Pal
menter Of Pittsheld were visitors at Joe
Walters Thursday.
Mrs Harry Dodge OF Bethel spent pal
OF last week with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. R. E. Wilson.
Mrs. Charles Lowell, Mrs. Attire
Quimby and Miss Clara Quimby speI
Friday In Randolph.
Misses Clara and Hazel Quimby {
Pittsheld have been passing several day
with friends in town.
Visitors last week at Charles osgood
were Mr.. sanborn OF sandow, N. H., an
Mr.. Adams Of Derry, N. II.
Miss Florence Lyon has returned
Randolph, where she has entered the sal
atorium to study for nurse.
Little Miss Louise Sargent OF Nortl
field IL spending a week with her gram
mother and aunt at the Cobble.
Mrs. Lucy e. Durkee returned la
week Wednesday from two weeks Wis
In East Brookfield and Randolph.
Mrs. Charlotte Leonard has return,
from two weeks stay with her daug
ter, Mrs. Fred Martin, in Rochester.
Mrs. Ella Robinson, who has be,
staying for some time at E. P. Boutwell,
has returned to her home in Bridgewate
Mr.. and Mrs. l. ID. Leayitt OF Ea
Barnard were guests several days OF b
brother, Amos Leavitt, and family I
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Waller, who ha
been staying for several weeks at the
home here, went 10 West Concord, n. Il
Monday.
Rev. W. F. Hill, former pastor OF /
Methodist church here, bat now OF Pre-
torsyille, called on friends in town Thu
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nernie Dumas, who ba
been for some time with her parents, N
and Mrs. George swinyer, returned
Rochester the FIRST Of the week.
Wells Blanchard had the misfortune
get his right hand caught in the plar
gear in J. 4. safiord's saw mill last we,
DIR. p. e. Fletcher dressed the wound a
II is doing we'll