Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-30

We nave scFtnees hnhtuHt A@No 80
drag rakes, forks, scythe stones for haylng
and win be glad to supply you II IN need
OF any. Use Sulpholine for flies on your
cattle. A Zoe. bottle makes . gallon.
Now Is the time for haForing extracts
a full 2 OF. bottle OF lemon or vanilla
Toe; others get 20 and 25c. for one no
better. A OF. bottle OF sweet or castor
oil for the same price, 10c. Buy where
you can get the most for your money. Ice
cream for sale every Saturday.
Monday, July 4, shall close at ~
O'Clock. Come in early for what you
need that day. @. s. Hodgkins.
CLYDE Phelps has a new motorcycle.
Rev. W. C. Boutwell, was in vershire
over Sunday.
william Doubleday is spending few
days in Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. wyman, Jr., were
in PittsieId saturday.
Paul Miner Of Brooklyn, n. Y, arrived
ct the Cobble Tuesday.
Or. Johnstone OF Rutland has been In
town extracting teeth.
New England telephone was installed
at the cobble last week.
Mrs. viii Flint and daughter, Grace,
we're in Bethel recently.
Raymond Kirby is spending his vaca-
ton in Barre and Richmond.
Philip Noble Of Bethel is visiting bis
aunt, Mrs. NJ. L. Wyman, Jr.
Mr.. Dickerman OF New Hampshire lie
visiting at Nellie Boutwell's.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Roundy were in
Royalton the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Dinsmore OF Bethel
were at E. p. Boutwell's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mra P. NJ. Nye recently
killed a large adder in their back room.
RI. whitcomb of Bethel visited his
mother, Mrs. E. W. Whitcomb, MONDAY.
Miss Laverne Hunt expects soon to go
to the White mountains for the summer
Miss Julia Luce has finished her school
in Brookheld and returned home Mon
day.
were in Woodstock Thursday TO attend
the Republican convention.
Charles McCoIIom and Miss May Par
menter OF Pittsheld we're visitors OF his
uncle, y. u Whllclt laaA AAA@d
Mrs. ]. P. Rogers OF Lillieville and
Mrs. Mary Holbrook OF Randolph were
visitors last week at Z. NJ. Nye's.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Page entertained the La
dies, society OF the Cong'l church at the
/ CobbIe Thursday afternoon OF this week.
Miss Rosamond Sargent was with her
4 grandmother, Mrs. Harlow, IN Lympus
i from Tuesday until Saturday OF last
I week.
4 Mrs. Hester Wyman has returned TO
/ her home in south stockbridge after sew
/ eral weeks stay at the home OF her son,
i sidney.
Mrs. Leon Chamberiin of Cromwell,
Conn, came Monday night to spend 9
I few days with Mrs. A. w. Ballard al sun
nyside.
Melville Gould went to Randolph last
/ week "Wednesday to spend some time
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. :.
A. Gould.
William Rellum, who had been with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. u.
waller. for two weeks, returned last week
Wednesday to his home in West Concord,
n. H.
/ Recent NlattOth NJ e r AbAt"Nh -
Mrs. Walter williams OF Royalton, Mrs.
Mary Holbrook OF Randolph, Mrs. james
Rogers OF Lillieville and Rev. G. A. Hstch
Of st. Adams.
The hour Of service at the Universailst
church has been changed for the summer
from 2:sO D. m. to 1880 y. m. and the
sunday school will be at o'clock, begin
ming next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Wyman, Jr., &C
companied By Mr.. and Mrs. Robert No
BILE OF Bethel, took an auto trip 20 MONT
pelier the first OF the week and while
there were the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. F.
E. Steele.
The Democratic voters OF the town OF
stockbridge will meet at J. E. Stafford I
office in Gaysville, Saturday, July z, 81
0. m. to elect delegates to the state ano
district conventions to be held at st. Al
bans July IL, one delegate for the state
and one for the Second Congressional
slso one alternate for each.