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II POUNDS OF ruMnn

is hideous thing 10 have ATTACHED :.
human frame, yet Mr.. Reuben Seva,. " a
of Upper Saltwater, part of GA TAME To
Me- had one in his groin VIII apNl
carried for about ten years. # hega.' ne
form about IA years ago BEING -
hardly larger than pea. Mr.. Save.inr N
in his sworn statement before Fv'caa,ulee
nor ID. f. Davis of Maine saws.
SAT first it did not trouble me mna
but as it grew in size it was aeeo,a uga
MED by severe darting pains. FOOD ~ Il,
not digest, had attacks of diz gS ~
roaring sounds in the ears and nv.
sleepless nights. In 1855 tumor weigbes
several pounds and extended 70 ~
Now least exertion caused intense tae'
ing pain like sticking needles in Al IN
Abandoned hope and took to bed pb,
sicians refused to cut it out. savina
was too old to survive. Am rs wear. q.
age. Some one recommended Rrov,r,
Sarsaparilla. experienced immedis,s
change for the better. Appetite retnrs
ed, food ceased to trouble me. ringi,.
noises left my head, and best Of ali +,
NOR began to shriyel up and disapnes,
1t is now and has been for sometime 4,
tirely gone. Can and do do good d.
work. ] say God bless the man who 4,
vented this medicine. He should wes, !
crown. ] mean always to keep BY me !
bottle of Browns Sarsaparilla while I
live
With this statement we have Dane,
signed by postmaster. druggist as Wel
as seven of the town officials. STATING
they know the above to be true, and III.
Governor Davis also adds his evidence
There is no case Of blood disease whi4
cannot be cured by
BROWNS SARSAPARILLA
Sold everywhere. Ara Warren 4 "a
Proprieto rs. Bangor. Me.
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srRAFrnRn-

Richard Nichols, who has been en-
ployed for the past few years in the ma
chine shop running the engine. left town
for Boston last Saturday.
Mrs. Sue Chandler has gone to Boston
for week.
Mrs. Georgia Smith of Fitchburg.
Mass. is spending month at ner moth
er-in-law's, Mrs. b. II. Smiths.
George Andross of Chicago. III. is
spending his vacation at his mothers.
Mary olmstead is visiting at her aunt's
in Newbury.
Mr.. Francis futile has hired the New
comb house where he is to live with his
daughter.
Byron Ross has gone to Barre to act
as porter in Goddard Seminary for the
winter.
G. b. Dow has been engaged in paint
ing the new barn built BY Senator Nor
riil, which is now complete.
Oscar Smith of New York CITY is Wis
iting at his aunt's Mrs NJ. J. Prescott.
A new mail route Is to be established
between Stanford and Sharon.
The children of Mr.. Alanson Smith
Mrs. Woodbury. of Mimi. Mrs. DIR.
Bruce of Wilmington, Del. and A. q.
Smith Jr. and wife and two children of
Slate Line, Miss. left for their respective
homes lastweek after visit of several
weeks.
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LAST REr1IEI..

The remains of Mrs Laura Chilson
were brought here last Tuesday from
Royalton for interment.
Mrs. Hudson Of Bethel spent few
days lasl week with her sister Miss
Wood.
Mr.. Edwin Ballou died quite sudden
~ Of rheumatism on the 23rd.
A family BY the name Of Jones have
moved into j. A. Bucks house 10 the
village.
Mrs. +. Marks and Mrs. ~ Fowler
visited Montpelier last week.
NJ. P. Wood and his sister Mrs. Hud-
son are in Boston this week
NJ. ID. Brown, who for many years
has tended the grist mill in this village
having sold the old mill, has rented a
store and tenement at North Randolph
to which place he intends TO move soon
and in his removal we shall lose one of
our best citizens.
Died in Lexington, Mass. Sept. -, Mr..
Geo. i. Smith after many years of de-
clining health and suffering patiently
borne. His age was CT years. His ear
IL years were spent in Randolph. Vt.
and his father, Heman Smith. of south
Randolph survives him in his 9lst year.
His manhood years have been mainly
spent in Mass. and he has been very sue
cessful as business man and latterlv as
an enterprising farmer in Lexington.
His genial face will be greatly missed by
his many friends.
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ruNRRIpGE.


Elihu fuller continues to be very sick
with rheumatic fever.
Lewis Whitney returned to Valley
Falls, Il. |. last week.
Whitney Relief Corps were inspected
by Mrs. Newcomb of Montpelier last
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Newcomb
reports the Corps to be in good work
ing condition.
Capt. J. Z. Eldredge is expected to
inspect Whitney Post Friday evening
of this week. A special meeting is to
be held that evening.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kibbey has been visiting
in Reading the past week.
Many cases Of measles are reported.
DIR. Dean has them and is quite iii.
Mrs. Kate Kenison is very sick.
Laura Hubbard is visiting in West
Randolph.
Carrie Goodale goes this week to visit
friends in Boston and Reading, Mass.
Some fine gravestones have been plac-
ed at the grave of Tilton Darrell the
past week.
A small boy in one of the public
schools was cruelty punished one day
last week.
f. r. Skinner when driving from s.
RoyaltOn last Thursday evening came
in collision with another team. His
wagon was broken and he was badly
hurt.
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NORTH HARTLAND.

The new store building is now abou
completed and Spaulding q Co., the
merchants are expected to move in this
week.
Harry Davidson has finished his labors
here and returned to 1'hetford.
+. MeCabe has given his three cot
tages a coat OF paint and is also improving
the grounds about his residence.
Fred Goodwin is in Montpelier this
week in attendance at the festivities
incident TO ''ladies week.
Thirty-fiye mill hands are thrown out
of work by the recent shut down of the
Ottaquechee mill.
Mrs Barstow the aged lady at the
Four Corners, who sustained a severe
fracture of the hip few weeks ago,
died last Saturday.
Uncle Moses Gage voted for Harrison
in 1910 and will also help elect Harrison
and Morton next week.
Rev. II. l.. Bruce of Springfield deliv-
ers an interesting lecture at the Metho-
dist church Thursday evening Of this
week
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License TO Sell.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, hosa-
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS ( en- In Cheisea on v.
18th day Of Oct A. H.. 1855 Minerva D. Ordway. a.
ministraor of the estate OF
ALVIN oRDwAY. late Of Tunbridge.
In said district, deceased makes application % sai
Court for license to sell all Of the real estate OF l
deceased representing that said sale Is necessary i'
the payment Of the debts Of said deceased.
Where
upon. It Is ordered by said Court that said application
come under consideration and be heard ON the
18th day Of Nov. A. d. ISIS
al the Probate Office In Randolph and it i farils
ordere that all persons In crested be notified heis
Dy publication OF notice Of this application ad
thereon. three weeks successfully IN the hhhAA.
AND NEWS printed at West Randolph, before -
and place, and IL they see cause object thereto
By the Court-Attest.
rs WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. judge
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Randolph District s. iat Randolph. in and io'
said District on the 22nd day Of Oct. A. d.. s~
Jas. VI Rowel administrator 81 the estate Of solos
Move slate Of iuhgidac 10 said district decetprg-
sents bis administration account faf eyamilata.
and allowance and makes application fora de'pe b,
distribution and partition Of the estate Of said De-
ceased Nhereupun. u Is ordered hy said t0un iii
said ap rllcntion come under consideration and b.
heard on thel5th day Of NOV A. D.. iSso % the pro-
bate Office IN Chelsea aud il IS further Ordered ai
all persons Interested BE- notified thereof bg pul-
ton Of notice Of this application and order three
weeks suecesssely in the HERALD AND NEWs print.
81 a Randolph, before said time of hearing ihai
they may appear at said time ana place and IL tg
see cause object thereto.
BY the Cuuri-Atfe.t
7S MILAN n NICHOLS, luir
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Miss Sarah Warren of Me Is visiting
her brother Dea. Warren.
c. II. Vaughn has sold the Ordway
farm to st. Adams party for S720.
Dana Hewitt has been visiting at the
homestead.
stephen Hewitt Is over the mountain
looking at the different creamaries with
the purpose of purchasing.
Edwin and Elmer Emery are on an ex-
cursion TO Boston.
+. Y. Dana has purchased two valua-
bic bucks of A. Il. Fuller
A. NJ. Bereh from Quechee is laying
the foundation for a house in North
Pomfret intending to build this fall.
Dana Bugbee is at home.
Scholars in Dist. No. ! having no
marks for the fall term are, Laura
Thacher, Grace Thatcher, Anna Thacher
and sadie Sunbury, and only one tardy
mark reported.
Our selectmen are alive, at least they
have been heard from but rot seen.
Let us next year place in this office
something that will either kick or fill iG.
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Lettuce Bowen is again very low.
.u-., L. -. tho ciclr LIST

Lettuce Bowen is again very low
Emeroy Wilson is on the sick list.
Who took away the sehool-house fence
Ada and Cherrie Brown are visiting IN
Barre.
Clinton Dnrkee has made short visit
home.
Representative Edmunds was in town
over Sunday.
Charlie Griswold has obtained posi-
ton liz Barre.
A good many strangers in town to Wis
ii the ruins.
Mrs. Gregory has returned from Wis
it to Rutland.
Arthur Wright of Lebanon was home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Selden Brooks of Royalton visited
in town last week.
Fanny Goodwin goes this week to her
home IN f. Brookfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Taggart have re-
turned from visit North.
Rose Blanchard who has been i'll with
typhoid fever, died last week.
Alma Allen of Mortified is visiting
her sister. Mrs Lewis Williams.
Henry Blake moves soon into the house
recently vacated by Frank Davis.
The Cong1 Society will hold weekly
in their church Thurs
day evenings for the present.
Rev. James Hay of Ontario, and a for
mer pastor of this place, is visiting his
many friends here, and preached al the
Cong1 church last Sunday, a. IN.
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ROCHE STER.

Election is at hand.
ID. n. Coolidge is in New York buying
cattle.
Dennis Jones and family have moved
to East Bethel.
Mrs. Jane Ford of Wisconsin is visit
ing old friends in town.
Willie Durham of Illinois visited at J
r. Tupper's last week.
Mrs. Persis Washburn is in Orange,
Mass. with her children.
DR.. w d. Huntington Went to Keene,
! n Ii. Monday on business.
scnool on Liberty Hill, taught by Miss
Kate Martin, closes this week.
Frank Eaton aud daughter of Rutland
made a flying visit here last week.
Mrs. G. L. Chafiee went to Montpelier
last Friday TO spend a week with her
husband.
VIII Whitton and family moved to
West Randolph last week, where he has
secured work.
The tailor's sociable mentioned last
week, has been postponed. Further
notice will be given.
r.. A. Guernsey and wife returned
home Saturday from Pittsfield, where he
has been at work.
Mrs. White, the new milliner and
dress-maker, has arrived and will hold
her opening this week.
Charlie Harvey and wife and Henry
and Julia harvey have gone 70 Orwell,
Vt. TO spend few days.
Dana Goodno is soon to open q drug
store in connection with his dental bush
ness in Martin, Campbel& Albee's block.
Misses Eta and Eta Richardson have
returned from Gaysyille, where they
have worked in the mill for several years.
Dean Topper and wife were in town
few days last week before going TO Beth
ell, where he is engaged as night watch
man in the tannery.
Charlie Chamberlin and Miss Georgia
Boutwell, were married on the eve of
Oct 20th. They will live with his ia
Their in Stockbridge.,
Grin Wiley, one of the oldest residents
in town died very suddenly last Nednes-
day morning at his home at the Lower
Village. The funeral was held Friday
Rev. j. s. Upper officiating.
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NOTABLE TROTTIaG HORSE SALE.

Moulton Brothers of West Randolph
will sell through Peter c. Kellogg x Co.,
New York choice consignment OF
trotting stock on Thursday, Nov. Sth,
says the Spirit Of the Times. The capt.
tally bred stallion Vermont Messenger.
10 years old. by Rysdyk's Hamhletouian,
out OF Lady Lockwood, record, , -, W
Neayess Cassius NJ. Clay, heads The list.
His dam was one of the greatest of the
CLAY mares in her day, aid sons OF Ham
bletonian of this formula of breeding.
such as George Wilkes and Eleetioneer,
have made great hits in the stud when
given an opportunity. This, Vermont
Messenger has never had, but his few
offspring from mares of no pedigree
prove him a speed giver, likely to prove
of great value II rightly placed. A four
yeaT-old colt by him out of Randolph
Maid. will also be sold. His dam united
the blood of Volunteer and Hampton and
was daughter of the famous old Alb
dallah mare, Blonde. A three year-old
gelding, by Vermont Messenger will also
be sold as Il specimen of his get. Sir
Charles, bay stallion. fOaled 1881, by
kentucky Prince, dam, Glenmary by
Rysdyk's Hambletonian: ID dam, Fanny
Star. by Seeley's American Star, is also
richly bred and should fetch good
price, or he is fast, sound and handsome.
The racing qualities of the get of Ken
lucky Prince have shown forth notably
this year, and it looks as if the blood.
always well thought of. is upon the
verge of boom. More than one driver
of great experience, if asked to name
the fastest horse in the country to-day.
NOTWITHSTANDING name Guy, whose
2:12 81 over Fleetwood is a great mark
considering the track. yet was no sur
prise to many who had seen him in his
work in previous years. His is not the
only instance in which Kentucky Prince
has hit hard where cross of American
Star was felt in the combination and the
young stallion, Sir Charles should not be
overlooked at the sale during horse show
week. To the same sale Messrs. MouI-
ton Brothers will also cOnsign daugh-
ter of Leland, out of Young Gypsy, dam
of Nettie Thorne, , % IA, by Mambrino
Pilot; daughter of Heptagon, from
capitally bred mare; a mare by Don
Giovanni, , :35, out of Hope, by Rysdyk's
Hambletonian; second dam by Seeley's
American Star. and several other animals
of choice breeding.
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NORWICH.

Simeon Goodrich died recently ON the
town farm.
/ J. II. Lovehnd Is putting his seven
acres of corn, that was injured by frost
in "a silo.
Samuel Hutchinson and wife were in
Peacham last week.
The electric lights at the steam saw
mill are quite an Improvement.
Hon. Justus Dart, State supt. of ed
ucation will speak upon the subject of
Improvement ia Common Schools at the
village on the evening Of Nov. 9th.
There was Halloween party at the
school house Wednesday eve, Oct. 3lst.
o. Gile has had another shock of par
alysis and is confined to the bed.
win Messenger gave his schoolmates
aparty last Friday evening.
About six and One-half tons of cheese
have been made at the Norwich cream
cry this season. The machinery is now
being put in place for butter making
and an ice house, wood shed aud store
house are being built.
Misses Mary A. and l.. Nellie Love
land are passing few days in Monrpe-
lier this week
Mr.. Allie Partridge and wife from
Manchester are in town on their we'd
ding trip.
A Mr. Chase died at the home of Mr..
Rollins last Thursday. The remains
were taken to Enfield, n. H. TOR burial.
Allie Thompson, one of the boys,
who went west from this place is report
ed as having made one million of dollars
the past year in speculation.
Reuben Tilden and wife have gone to
live with Mr.. Stickney on the kenney
farm
Chas. Slack has put in a large size
Cooley creamery.
Quite turn out 10 the republican
rally at Lebanon saturday evening.
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NJ Ar RE n.

Ia East Randolph, Oct. %, by Rev. b
Il. Parker, Chas. a. LYON. of Brookfield
and Mrs. Emma l. Weber OF Hinsdale.
n. II.
In Union Village. Oct -, Ed Sander
SON and Miss Edith Blaisdell, both OF
Norwich.
In Bethel, Oct 20, by Rev. 5. A. Par
ker, Mr.. Wesley l.. Hathorn of Bridge
water and Mrs. Ada +. Dennison Of
Quechee.
In Bethel, Oct. p, by Rev. $. A. Par
ker. Joseph IL. Waldo, of Bethel and
Miss Fannie Flowers of Sharon.
In Bethel, Oct. "a, at the home of the
officiating clergyman, Rev. 4. r.. Craw-
ford, MIR. David Tolles and Mrs. Mary J.
Arnold, both of Bethel.
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STATE OF VERMONT , In Probate c1nri,loi-
kANDoIrH DISTRICT - ca af Randolph On tie
2iri day OF Oct, A. % iSSs, james NJ Ropc, aiuln-
istrat0r of the estate OF
MOSES -. HOWELL. late Of Tunbridge.
IN said District deceased, makes application % ~
Court to sell ALL OF the real estate Of SAID deca
81 situated IN this state. representing that the "a
VIII he for the best interest Of ali parties couceme
therein Nhermpoa
Il Is ordered by said Court that said application COM
under consideration and be heard on fhe lN
day of Nov. A. ID. lSSS at thr ProhateOfiice nChts
and Il l. further ordered. that all persons inefese
pc notified hereof. by publication Of netce OF ms ap
pieation and order thereon. three weeks -eccesir!
IN the HERALD AND NEWS printed at West hAl'
doph before said time Of hearins. that they may a
pear At said time aud place. and n they cause 90
Ject thereto. BY the Court.-Attesf.
~ WM. II. NICHOLS. JUDGE
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IHEIEOkD.

At the lyceum last week the question
of the Generalship of Grant and Lee was
discussed by Child and Martin, the lat.
ter winning the question. A witty in
terestiug paper, entitled The North Star
was read by Misses Garfield and Berry
edited by Clogston.
Many from here have been IN Boston
on excursion rates, Mrs. Carey, Mrs.
Hosford and others.
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Palmer
took place the 18th.
Rev. Harry Brickett has been confined
10 the house by illness.
Fred Earle has been at home for a
short time.
Mrs. Henry knowton has returned to
PentacOok.
Mrs. VIM. Murfey is confined to the
house with severe attack of neuralgia.
Our friend, Maurice Gale of Newbury.
is proud to show us his little daughter.
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Obituary..

The funeral of Olive Marion Morse was
held in the NJ. f. church at East Bar
nard Monday, Oct. 10th, Rev. Mr.. Til
lotson of Woodstock attending. The
church was beautifully decorated with
flowers arranged by loving hands, among
which were two floral pillows. upon one
the word Olive, upon the other, AT Rest.
Little Olive was rare child, with dis
position so sweet and gentle that she be-
came very dear to all who knew her.
From earliest childhood to do wrong
was her greatest sorrow. She seemed
one of those rare spirits, too pure for
this earthly habitation, fitted only to
adorn the Royal Diadem.r On Aug.
18th she was stricken down by the fell
hand of disease that in a few DAYS rob-
bed her of consciousness, which never
returned and for eight long weeks her
life hung suspended, as by a thread.
kept only by the most tender, watchfui
care. But at last, notwithstanding all
human efforts, the pickering spark of
life went quietly, peacefully out and the
spirit returned to God who gave it. Her
bereaved parents mourn her loss for she
was their all, yet they rejoice in the as
surance that she now rests safely in that
haven where pain and suffering are no
more.
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Commissiouers Notice.


The undersigned, having been appointed By O..
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Randolph
Commissioners. to receive. examine, and adjust a
claims and dem 'uds Of all persons against the ssa
Of sally Flint late of Chelsea in said Dls.
riot deceased and all claims In Offset thereto heie
give notice that we will meet for tile purposes aiof
sad,at the office ~ ". :. Hatch I'M
Chelsea.on the lSthday September and 18Th day o.
November next, from o'clock. p. m. until O.clotl
p. m each OF said DAYS. and hat six month. frol
the SQth day OF June A. D. isS Is the time limited b
said Court for said creditors 10 presedt their claims
to us for examination and allowance. Dated at Cda.
sea. VI, this 2Sih day OF Aug. A. u. ISIS.
III. l.. RINBY. Com
7S5 HYDE CABOT. mlssioner.
Willard Hatch. Adm
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EAST BARNARD.

Fred Culver, our stage drive. had the
misfortune last Saturday to lose one of
his, stage horses, by what is supposed TO
have been blind staggers.
Mrs. Lucinda A. Brewster and her
daughter Hattie returned to West Ran
dolph last Monday, where Hattie is to
attend school.
Geo. Spaulding and wife have gone to
West Randolph to live.
c. w. Black, who has been visiting his
daughter in the West. returned home last
Friday.
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SOUTH RoYALTOH NEWS.
Chas. Dutton i in town.

Chas. Dutton i in town.
Rev. Mr.. Ramage returned from Barre
last Friday.
Jas. Griffith has moved into Mr.. Gal
lup's tenement.
Pat Malony's Comedy Co. had very
good house here.
Forty days rain with the exception OF
three days during the time.
John Shepard has sold the Button
place to Mr. Merrill of East Barnard.
Shafter Bell Ringers are to give an en-
tertainment here Thursday eve, Nov. l.
Charles Black returned from Iowa last
week Wednesday, where he has been
visiting his daughter.
Edmund Ballou. son of the late Rev.
Eli Ballou, living in this town, died the
25th with acute rheumatism.
Mrs A. Il Newcomb. Asst. Inspector
of w. r. c.. inspected the Orville Bixby
Corps last Wednesday eve.
Mrs. l.. c. Tower was quite seriously
injured last week by being thrown TO the
ground by frightened horse.
rev. Mr.. Morse of St. Johnsbury gave
an address upon the subject of missions
at the Cong'l church last Sunday
+. r. skinner of Tunbridge was badly
injured last week Thursday while on his
way home from here in the evening by
being thrown from his wagon, which
collided with another team. One hand
was badly bruised.
The Bohemian Glass Blowers are 20
give series of entertainments at South
worth's hall commencing Nov. 18th and
continuing each evening until the 18th.
A full program Of each entertainment
will be given next week.
p James Abbott and wife went TO l.eba-
non last Saturday. They are anXiously
awaiting the time when they can safely
return to ST. Augustine where Mr.. ABB
bott is engaged IN mercantile business.
They left there for short visit here
Just before the yellow fever broke out
in Jack sonville.
II has been wisely suggested by some
of our citizens that some move be made
by the people here to offer inducements |
10 parties DESTROYS of securing "A place |
to put in some kind of manufacturing, /
and why not take the initiatory step by |
asking the town to exempt from tax
alton for a term of years and then raise |
a purse and offer it to any one who will |
invest a certain amount in manufacture
ing. Other towns do it and why not |
this? 1t will never be done till we try. |
The location Is excellent, the railroad I
facilities good and we have a beautiful |
village. a block of brick buildings that |
is not eXCelled in any village of its size /
in the state, a model depot, excellent /
schools and two churches and its sur
roundings make il most desirable place.
ROYAL White and wife have finished |
work at Southworth's hotel.
Mrs. +. II. Wells has been visiting in
West Randolph.
Miss Jessie Burt has returned and is at /
work for Mrs. A. G. Waterman.
Dan Stoughton is at home from n. II.
Mrs. c. B. Wall is visiting in Andover,
n. IL.
A. W. Pierce has moved into Mrs. Wal |
lace's house and the Shepard family into |
Austin Adams house.
Mrs. Remington of r. |. is in town.
A.P Skinner is painting his house.
Mrs. Hannah Wallace leaves this week |
for Mass, where she is to spend the
winter.
Mrs. Chickering of Lancaster, Mass. is
in town.