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Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-22
Amateur Games.

.imuVtUF NIHTntS.
AUBURN, Neb., August 21.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE. "A game between the
Johnson and Hiawatha teams was played at
the ball park here to-day, resulting in a score
of 10 TO in favor of Hiawatha.
ONEHL, Neb, August 2l.-[ Especial Tele-
gram to TIE BEE. The game of ball be-
tween the Columbus and O'Neill clubs re-
suited in a score of 10 to z in favor of
O'Nell
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-22
ST. Jou's Club IN nari Luck.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, August 2l.-lSpecial
Telegram 70 The BEE. II he committee ap-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

Mrs. +. l.. Brigham was called to Leb-
anon to attend her grandfather's funeral
last week tuesday. Mr.. Wetmore of
Brandon and Miss NellieWetmore of Rox-
bury were in town last week -. A sleigh
ing party from Gaysville was in town
last Thursday calling on friends. Mrs.
Arthur Ballard was in town last week. -.
Miss Isabel Fish has returned to GAYS
ville.... George Vose has been quite sick
but is improving Miss Hattie Durkee
has returned to Rutland Miss Frank
Martin is visiting at G. II. Parmenter's
....Dr f. l.. Brigham is better.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
ROCHESTER.

Edward Taylor of Kansas visited rela-
tives here Hast week. Rev. Mr.. Fay
and wife are visiting her parents in Shar-
on this week. Charlie Angel has gone
to Manchester to work in a store....
Charlie Gleason of Boston is spending a
few weeks in town with his sister, Mrs.
James Stockwell. 49, The box social Civ
en- by the ladies of the NJ. e. church last
Wednesday evening was a very pleasant
affair. The birthday box was opened
and contained S25....Lilla Hubbard is
home from West Randolph for couple
of weeks. Mrs. Sparhawk returned TO
her home in st. Johnsbury Monday.
Benjamin Hayes and wife of Steven
son. N. Y. are the guests of J. w Camp
bell and wife. Mr.. Waldo of Bethel
was in town over Sunday. Mrs. Cool
edge is very i'll and not expected to live.
-. Mr. Ford of West Randolph is stop
ping few days at Mr.. Lattimers. The
weather looks favorable for sugaring and
several farmers tapped few trees Mon
day. Mrs. Daniel Gay has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Henry Martin. IA
central school is being talked of and an
article was put in the town warning to
that effect. =. Many farmers are taking
advantage of the low price of meal and "A
large amount has been drawn from Beth
ell and West Randolph. Clark Knowl-
ton is in Lowell, Mass. at work. -. Rev..
p. Marvin's subject next Sunday will be,
''God in History, sermon appropri-
ate for this Inauguration season.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

Town meeting at Stockbridge this year
go. Miss Jennie Mills has been spending
few days in town. Miss Kitty Wey-
mouth has returned to Randolph. Mrs.
A. 4. Brooks spent last week with Mrs
j. A. Chedel. Mrs. Cole Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Baker,. George Gilbert of
Randolph was in town last week -. Mrs
NJ. 4. Smith is visiting in Bethel. 4
party of eight from this place spent last
Thursday in Pittsfield. 10y. +. Social
meets this week with Anna Whitcomb.
at Stockbridge. Johnny Leonard has
been spending few days In Barre.
Emily kimball and Mary Leonard are at
home on vacations. Mrs. Emery has
returned TO Mortified. -. Three united
with the NJ. Il. church last Sunday.
Mr.. Ware and family move to Concord
this week. Chas. Paige and daughter,
Nellie, of Ashland. n. H.. have been Wis
iting in town. Mary Leonard gave her
pupils a sleigh-ride from Bethel to this
place last Saturday. District no. held
a school meeting March ,, and voted to
hold spring term of ten weeks IN the
primary and higher departments as usual
1.-THE following pupils of the High
School have been neither absent or tardy
del. Mary Davis, Flora Hanson, Anne
kimbPll, Annie Rogers, Burton Roberts,
Florence Sawyer, Hattie Taggart, Leda
Smith. Those tardy but not absent, Jul
Jus Blackmer, Stella Davis. Those hay
ing no marks through the year, Maud
Chedel, Flora Hanson. Anne kimball,
Lede Smith. No. Of pupils, 26, average
attendance, ~. In the primary depart
ment those having no marks during the
winter term were Annie Chedel. Mollie
Kimball, Fred Cobb, Fred Rogers, Carl
Teuney, Ralph Dukee. No marks thro'
the year: Annie Chedel. No. of pupils,
%. Average attendance, l9.....Mrs. Sum
ner French, who has been caring for her
father in Rutland has returned.
SARAH ENERGY WlLsoN.-After many
months of failing health and much suffer-
ing which WAS borne with Christian for
titude patience and trust, Miss Wilson
passed away to the Other Land, Sunday
Feb "a 1889 aged ~ years. Her death is
great sorrow to her aged mother, sis
tiers and brother. Only a few months
ago her father died in this home. She
did what she could TO add TO the comfort
and happiness of the household. Her life
and character her faith aud love will be
cherished by those who saw her fade a
way. Her funeral was attended i'm her
home on Tuesday, Feb. 26 the services
being conducted by Rev. S. A. Parker
who spoke words of comfort and hope to
those who gathered in tears around her
casket. Elk.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
EAST BARNARD.

Uncle Oliver Gofl, over 81 years old, is
quite feeble this winter. Mrs. Charles
Spaulding is added to the sick list.
Miss Eliza Perry, 50 years of age, is gain
ing slowly, but her sister Freda is very
low with but little hopes of recovery $50
Wilmer Lewis has finished his labors for
VIM. w. Webb of this place.. Edwin
Allen has been very busy for the past
few weeks, having placed 100 risks in
the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
in the time. &C. +. Black has taken in
over his counter during the past year
7l46 dozen eggs.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

The Sarah Skinner Memorial Society
will furnish sc" supper at the Cascad-
nae Wednesday evening March u from
6 to at which will be furnished cur
riculum of cosmestibles conceived by
conyivial Congregational caterers, calcu-
lated to coneiliate cross couples aud con-
fiscate their cash HS@The cooks conf
IDENTIFY calculate courteous community
will candidly consider this creditable
collection of culinary curiosities and
conclude TO come in considerable com
panies. A ten cent collation. conferred
and certain curious cosmestibles con-
scentiously charged.
Rev. Levi Wild has been engaged to
preach at the Congregational church the
coming year. He receives most cor-
dial welcome -. The winter term at the
Academy closed Tuesday. Miss Sher-
man spends her vacation at her home in
Hanover, n. II. The spring term be-
gins March H.. The concert given by
the Dartmouth Glee Club was in every
way success. The music was excel
lent, the house well filled and every one
more than satisfied. A unique feature
was the yodels by Mr.. Carleton. The
rendering of "Annie Laurie by the
Club was particularly fine.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
OI-EcIIEE.

l.. II. Cady was called away from
home last week by the death OF his
brothers wife at Montpelier. Mrs. +.
Webster has moved her goods to Con-
cord, N. H.. and will reside there.
The Catholic service was held last sun.
eve at the hall....M Miss Churchill of
Woodstock has been visiting at A. H..
Churchill's.. The exhibition given by
the Literary Circle last week was very
fine especially that of ''sister Sophia" in
the "Peake Sisters The village
schools here closed last Friday for a
short vacation for we understand that
we shall have the same teachers for the
spring term viz. Prin. Dawson, Miss
Penniman and Miss Benson. -. Those
present at the church Sun. eve heard a
fine lecture by Rev Mr.. Lansing and il
is "a pity that there were not more pres
ent. Quite number of our people at
tended the dance given by Geo. Paddle
ford of West Hartford last week ....
Frank LeMay is sick.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
RARNARn-

Frank Adams of Lebanon, n. II. has
been visiting his psrents. Mrs. Rosie
Dean is stopping with friends in town
miss Carrie Tucker is visiting friends
in Randolph Amos Leavitt has
bought the Frank Bailey farm in Bethel
and takes possession this week. The
price paid was $3.50 and the same farm
sold ten years ago for $1,000. A repub-
lican caucus was held Friday evening
and liss of town officers nominated hut
the attendance was SMALL. Rev. Mr..
Ryan of Hancock will preach at the NJ.
4. church next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
III. NJ. Adams closed their schools last
Friday, the former at the village and the
latter at So. Barnard. The Ladies Aid
met at Mrs. A. G. Austin's last Tuesday
Mrs. Clifford is visiting her daughter
Mrs Chas. Marcy at Woodstock -. The
town report shows the expense of keep
ing the roads in repair the past year to
have been $l3l0.37. The cost of main
tanning the poor was Sl067.34 and the
towns present indebtedness is $l258.l3.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
SHARON.

Herbert Smith lost valuable horse
hurt last week.. The Sharon Dramatic
club met with good success at So. STRAIT
ford last Friday eve....A. NJ. Wiley a.
Son are selling large quantities of corn
and meal. The Universalists held a So
ciable at G.. W. Browns last Friday eve
instead ofatthc hallas webefore reported.
There were 30 in attendance and there
would have been many more had it not
been for another entertainment the same
eve. Officers for the year were chosen
as follows: President, Mrs. CIV Brown;
Vice-Pres. Mrs. w. Robinson; See. Mrs.
ii. 6. Allen; Treas. Mrs. NJ. l.. Brown.
All had a grand, good time and it was
voted to hold another at the same place
in the near future. Mrs. +. NJ. Marley
is convalescent 80. Bert Day was called
TO Bellows Falls by telegram recently on
account of the Illness of his wife. Mrs.
Doubleday, who is Mrs. II. A. Clark S
mother has recently completed several
piecesof crazy work which are truly won
derful. She is 80 years of age and is in
good health with the exception of an a
cute trouble of recent date from which
her physician thinks she will soonrecover
....Good Templars Sociable at their hall
next Friday eve. Cake and coffee will
be served. -. Communion services
were held at the Cong'l church last Sun
day. Miss Ellen Noyes has been quite
sick but at this writing is better.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

George Bixby has moved into the
house with his father. =. Mark Reynolds
has moved into Mr.. Seyerances house
1.-The Harrison aud Morton flag was
swung to the breeze Monday morning
....Quite number attended the concert
at the center given by the Dartmouth
Glee Club... Archie Slack is at work for
A. p. Skinner. Mrs. Priscilla Clark is
visiting in STAFFORD. -. Charles Hartwell
has moved into Charles Woodlands tene-
ment. 49, The Sarah Skinner Memorial So
ciety of Royalton Center will give SC"
supper at the Cascadnac Wed. evening
March 10 from 6 to s to which all, both
in town and out of town, are cordially
invited. Let every one come and sc" the
fun and enjoy the supper.
For perfect fitting dresses and the lat
est style call ON Mrs. A. M. Foster, So.
Royaiton.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
WEST nARTFoRp.

Mrs. Ellen Richardson of South Straf-
ford visited at the hotel few days last
week 80 rhe Y. +. 5. G. L. held their
meeting last Wed. 1t was a consecra-
ton service led by the Pres. Herbert Ha-
zen Miss Winnifred llazen is working
for Mrs. Nettie Blanchard for a few
weeks. Several from this place attend
ed the sngat Sharon last Wednesday
-. School closed Friday Feb. %. The
following pupils had no absent marks,
Gertrude Hazen, Flora Hazen. Emma
Hazen, Gertie Adams, Edith Farnham,
Mabel Keith, Emma Tenney, William
Hazen and Herbert Bruce. Emma Hazen
had no tardy marks. Lula Udall was
not absent until the last week, when She
was kept out on account of sickness.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

serving That the head, which sLo,-I57-->
rested on his shoulders, was ca,. naVs
fore him on the pommel of III .. ~ b
His terror rose to desperation. h. Saooie
q shower of kicks and blows un ~ aaclned
powder, hoping, by sudden mp aSa uue'
to give his companion the Sim slent,
epecter started full iumn III #pu. tha
Away, then, they dashed fhronsha nm. nm.
and thin, stones flying and sparks Aug AUG
ing at every bound. Icha5od's 4 s ga-a'
garments fiuttered in the air -
stretched his long, lank body awaS y ~, 70
his horses head, in the eagerness ~ e
fight. u us
They had now reached the road nh,
turns off to Sleepy Hollow: but GnnraOea
der, who seemed possessed with a d aI.'t
instead of keeping it IN rsg
an opposite turn, and nln ~40s
headlong down hill to the left. This rssa
leads through sandy hollow, shaded dV q
trees for about quarter of mile wSag.
it crosses the bridge famous in g TITis
story; and just beyond swells tna e Sraai
knoll on which stands the whitewssssSSs11
church. 'iu
AS yet the panic of the steed had c;,..
his unskillful rider an apparent adysrt
age in the chase; but just as he had -.
half way through the hollow the ira ia.
Of the saddle gave way, and he fe,s
slipping from under him. He sei7eS :
by the pommel, and endeavored b III
it firm, but in vain, and had lust ti i'm
to save himself by clasping old Gunnn-.'
der round the neck when the saddle tsu
to the earth, and he heard it tramnlsd
under foot by his pursuer. For 4 ny
ment the terror Of Hans Van Pinna.'.
wrath passed across his mind-for 4 w,'
his Sunday saddle; but this was no fin
for petty fears; the goblin was hard y
his launches, and (unskillfuI rider m,
he was) he had much ado to mapts-
his seat, sometimes slipping on one Id
sometimes on another, and sometmas
jolted on the high ridge of his borsas
back bone with violence that he verily
feared would cleave him asunder.
An opening in the trees now cheerad
him with the hopes that the church brdos
was at hand. The wavering reaectien
of silver star in the bosom Of the brook
told him that he was not mistaken. IA
saw the walls of the church dimly cla,.
ing under the trees beyond. He reod.
lected the place where Brom Bone
ghostly competitor had disappeared. N
/ can but reach that bridge" thought
Ichabod, II am safe" Just then h
heard the black steed painting and blow.
ing close behind him; he even fancei
that he felt his hot breath. Anothercm.
vulsive kick in the ribs, and old Gup.
powder sprang upon the bridge he thun
dered over the resounding planks. be-
gained the opposite side, and now Icha,
bod cast look behind to see if The Dur
suer should vanish. according to ruA
in a fash of fire and birthstone. Jg5
then he saw the goblin rising in his STR
rups, and in the very act OF hurting his
head at him. Ichabod endcayorei q
dodge the horrible missile, but too late
In encountered his Uranium with TIE
mendous crash-he was tumbled head.
long into the dust, and Gunpowder, The
black steed and the goblin rider passed
by like wiiirlwind.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
paienfs rranled 1n Yernonters.

List issued from the United States Pat
ent Office for the week ending Feb. 23d
for the State of Vermont, furnished Us
by Milo b. Stevens q Co, solicitors OF
patents and claims, Glover building,
Washington, d. G.
Nathaniel Davis. Montpelier, assignor
TO G. l.. Davis, North Andover, Mass.
water-cooler; Cbas. II. Hopkins, Lyn-
donville, assigDor to 5. S. johnson, Lyn-
don, jack-screw; Chas. w. Sleeper, Is
land Pond, carrying wheel device for
feeding and cutting solder.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
GRANVILLE.

Remember the sociable at the town
hall Friday eve. The candy party last
Thursday eve was success, $3.50 being
realized after paying all expenses. wv.
J.. Ford donated basket of nice maple
sugar candy for the party, Thursday
eve.... Johnnie Ford, who got so badly
Mrs. Marcia Fassett has been visiting
at A II. Ford's. Willie Lamson has re-
turned home from Waterbury Center
where he has been at SCHOOL,. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Lamb are visiting friends in
Randolph. John Alexander has pur-
chased the Thatcher place and has
moved on to it,. Bessie Hubbard has
been quite i'll but is now better.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

Ichdbod cndearorsd 10 dodge me horiA
missile.
The next morning the old horse was
found without his saddle, and with tho
bride under his feet, soberly cropping
the grass at his masters gate. lclaba
did not make his appearance at breakiaS
dinner hour came. but no Ichabod ne
boys assembled at the school house, and
strolled idly about the banks Of th
brook; but no schoolmaster Hans Van
Ripper now began TO feel some uneaA-
ness about the fate of poor lchabod, ana
his saddle. An inquiry was set on ioS
and after diligent investigation lhg
came upon his traces. In one prtoii ts
road leading to the church was found the
saddle trampled in the dirt; the tracks q
horses hoofs deeply dented In the roaa'
and evidently at furious speed, Weie
traced to the bridge, beyond which, Oh
the bank of broad part of the brooA,
where the water ran deep and blaeK, VIZ
found the hat of the unfortunate lCl5
bod, and close beside it q shAtleieu
pumpkin.
The brook was searched, but The ocai
of the schoolmaster was not to % ~
covered. Hans Van Ripper, as ezecuilqs
of his estate, examined the bundle VII y,
contained all his worldly effects 4l!
consisted of two shirts and hail. w
stocks for the neck, pair CT IVY
worsted stockings, an old PAIR 81 cql.5s
roy small clothes, rusty razor ~
of psalm tunes full Of dogs ~ ~
and q broken pitch pipe. As 70 =
books and furniture of the school lo-s
they belonged TO the community 500 $3.50
ing Cotton Mather's History o. VIZ
craft" New England Almanac, al1
book of dreams and fortune telhns,
which last was a sheet of foolscap u ~.
scrubbed and blotted by several Iul'.' :
attempts TO make copy q 49, 5.-,I
honor of the heiress Of van -
These magic books and the poetie go go
were forthwith consigned TO tle ~, ~,
by Hans Van Ripper, who, iron n 4
time forward, determined 70 sele ;rr
children no more to school, 0useI3
that he never knew any good cS W1Sse
this same reading and writing. W.
ever money the scloolmaster possesIs
and he had received his quarter ps' ii
day or two before, he must hats - -
about his person at the time OF nS -
appearance. ,,uch
The mysterious event caused ,i liz
speculation at the church on the -. .s;rs
ing Sunday. Knots of gazers and G y X
were collected in the churchyaTu, 4, q n,
bridge, and at the spot where wv Tbs
and pumpkin had been found ,rb6s
stories of Brouwer, of Bones, ana q ~SsI
budget of others, were called g .i .ili
them all, and compared them with NJ u
symptoms OF the present e@s .ss go
shook their heads and came y - ~ az
clusion that Ichabod had been e; -, = )
by the galloping Hessian. As iis nobeiy
bachelor, and in nobody's deg1 s' In:
troubled his head any more aOo ss;:sirs7nt
the school was removed 70 z - -, nd
quarter OF the Hollow, and ah0-ns
agogue raigned in his stead
Continued on Last rag
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
SOUTH ROYALTOR NEWS.

Geo. Bixby has moved to his fathers,
Edison Bixby.
Everett Dodge is moving into Mrs. DIR.
Whitcomb's tenement.
The M. E. society held their annual
festival Wednesday evening.
The Harrison q Morton flag was
thrown to the breeze Inauguration day.
The NJ. E. Society are making arrange
ments to repair their church this spring.
Aaron X. Wales, former resident of
this town, died at his home in Barre last
Monday.
J. W. Bright is better and there is a
fair prospect that he will be about in a
few days.
Jesse Smith was suddenly called home
to X. /. last week, having received news
that his father was dangerously ILL.,
III. o. 'Bixby has his photograph rooms
in readiness for work and lac is having
all he can attend to when here, Tuesdays
of each week.
The Cong1 society held their annual
meeting March 10th for the election of
officers and to take action upon the re-
pairs of the church and the building of
vestry.
The town officers elected for the COM
ing year are as follows: ID. G. Denison,
moderator; ii. p. Allen, clerk; Calvin
Golf, Ist selectman Norman Sewell, I'd;
Chas. b. Wall, 3D.; Il. Winslow. treasur-
er; III. 2. Allen, LIST lister; John Slack,
ID; j. G. Bennett, Sd; ID. c. Jones, con
stable; NJ. T. Skinner, LIST auditor; j. o.
Belknap, I'd; G. A. Lyman, 3D.; VIM.
Skinner town agent; NJ. +. Skinner,
trustee of public money; ID. w Cowde-
ry, LIST town grand juror; j. W. Waldo,
ID; /. +. Dana, member county board
overseers of poor, selectmen. Tax raised,
60 cents
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
WOODSTOCK.

Mrs. Addison Greene and child from
Worcester were in town few days a
week ago. Mrs. Mary Wills went back
to Boston week ago....S. b. Whitney
was in town last week. -. Mary Jones
fell on the ice a week ago dislocating her
elbow. Mrs. Barrett, widow of James
Barrett is very sick with heart disease
Will Taylor broke his right arm last
Thursday while getting in ice.... Mrs.
Sessions fell down stairs last week but
broke no bones....F. II. Gillingham has
bought the brick store of Alvin Hatch
-. Wood & Taylor will dissolve part
nership this spring There were over
one hundred persons at the reception of
Mr.. and Mrs. O. K. Taylor last week
Wednesday. There were presented to
them three large chairs, two rugs, four
lamps, curtains and some other valuable
presents. Mrs. Lewis Rogers and
daughter started for their home in n. Y.
Tuesday. w. L. johnson and family
attended the Inauguration Pliny
Hamilton from the Junction was in town
over Sunday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
EAST BETHEL.

Ed Greene of Brattleboro is visiting
his mother. Mrs. Jacob Smith is spend
ing few weeks with friends in Bethel
....Ihe X. Il. survey is back of the vii
lage on the west side touching n. Fow-
ler,s barn and passing through his back
yad. The New England supper at O..
b. IIinckley's was a very enjoyable oc-
casion. 1t was well attended and TWEEN
ty dollars were realized, the proceeds of
which go to make up the yearly salary of
Rev. w. NJ. ellis.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
sTocKBRIpGF.

Town officers were elected as follows
moderator, ii. w. Blackmer; clerk, j. A.
Chedel selectmen, NJ. L. Wyman, 4. w.
Whitcomb, Il. Sheldon; listers, G. Bout
well, e. S. Burnham, o. j. Richardson I;
auditors, c. G. Smith, w. H.. Edmunds,
&. S. Carroll; Treas. j. A. Chedel; over
seer, N. M. Grant; constable. II. r..
Wilson; member county school board,
&. G. Smith; debt $20S5.S3, tax l25 per
cent
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
NoRTHPoMFRET.

Coy Bugbee is sick with rheumatism
-. The Y. L. 5. G. L. will hold soeia-
BILE at h. S. Woods next Tuesday even
ing Mr.. Harry Vail was buried last
saturday. The singers of Pomfret and
the adjoining towns will hold another
sing at the town hall Friday March sth
Dana King has finished work for
AuStia Inward
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07

Eminent physicians recommend Laxa-
dor as the most effectual specific for dys-
pepsia or Indigestion. Price only % cts
a package.
Large sales indicate the merits of all
good articles. Druggists sell more Of DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup than of all other rem
edies for the cure of baby disorders.
Everyone who has used DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup invariably resorts to it a
gain for colds, etc.
"When vice prevails and impious men
bear sway"
When cuts, sprains, bruises torment all
the day;
Then ease from pain-from care and
hurt is sent
By great Salvation Oil, the standard lin
iment.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-07
B 0 r N.

In Gaysville, Feb. %, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Blake.
In Gaysville, March 4, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thayer.
In Tunbridge, Mar. 3, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jermon Rogers.
In West Randolph, VT, March 3, son
to Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Thayer. Weight,
ii pounds, ounces.
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DIED.

In Bethel, Feb. %, Frank Reed aged
nearly 26 years.
In Chelsea, March /, Emily Burroughs
wife OF Calvin p. Baker, aged y years.
In West Randolph, Vt, March 5, Mary
Emma, only child of Chas. f. and Sarah
G. Briggs, aged weeks.