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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31
syrup Of tigs,

Produced I ON the laxative and nutii
tious Juice o. California figs, combined
with the medicinal virtues ~ plants
krown-to be most beneficial 10 the
human system acts gently, on the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

The N. p. road on the 3Oth, inst,
ran four time freight trains, two pas
senger trains, two local freighis wet,
aud two passenger trains, one tea
train, two stock trains, three local
trains and one time freight east. Sew.
enteen trains In "a hours W. the
YELLOWSTONE division. G.. s. Baxter,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

The book. Ol Ga. Hnusu~r viii, un.
I'll further nht rr, = lOun nj the
FIRST National Bnk o Nile City,
where settlement ufali open accounts
csn he IA uir. Parties kuowIug them
to be imirutri viii plri,r call
aud make an rsu, - rmepf.
j. i. COTTIER,
Agent,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

Gc". BENSON - neral tsnk and pump
rrla' rrF % the Npl'oVstona division,
spent FH'lsy IN the city ov rlookinV
tue Mlrs Cry tank snd engine, of
Wi ich Mr.. VI. L. ClAnry I. IN charge.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

j
ana Mr.. Br,wn WINS declared tbe uom-
NEE f,r the city. Then som.body
moved that MIR. Mcneil be elected BIZ
accIamation for the country candidate
and IL Was done, giving Hilburn no
show, although he showed AS much
strength In the ballot as Mcneil. For
constable F. J. Franklin, Louis King.
Jno. smith and Sara Thurman were
named, franklin and King d. clIued
and smith and Thurman were elect ID.
This bright sctiou locates Mr.. Mcneil
A. Justice of tue peace At Aioslte. with
his attendant constable at Miles CITY.
This closed the nominating bu.i.
ness Of the nyention. IL will b.
noticed that each nomination a. made
was on motion declared to be unan!-
nous, but b. clinch matters Mr.. Bs-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

Ed Arnold has removed his merchant
tailoring establishment to the store in
the Graham block recently occupied
by l.. j. Whitney.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

Belly Miner, lave mesSenVer at this
pr M viii U.lirve Mr.. Fi0ch, who
ttkes Arx Cots position al the
,i'pnt dIti - the day ,hift while Alex
t. e. h trip .a-t, intending To visit
Is s-oD. Pa adelphir, New York aud
Moi { "sl, Hr Intend. 10 make q f~w
IA : win eastern spinner during
Trim
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

Jas. Coleman shipped a full outfit OF
bar fixtures and goods to Red Lodge,
where he will open a first class bar,
with NJ. Golden Ia charge.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

Err F"X.a well known cowboy,
lrit in.t uigh' fer Great Falls. where
h" Nperis "a lWa'f. He sold his morse
AMI "uttit before going, - q. +. lu-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

The Murphy Cattle company will
load "A Street cars Of cattle in the 9th
lust, aud the Otter Greek Pool will
load 20 Street ar' ou the 10th, inst,
for Chicago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

The + U + company, iron 80 miler
above For.yth, yesterday shipped n
trsin.oad of 10 cars Of cattle to Roseu-
baum Bros, Chicago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

Claude NJ. Potter has been appoint
ed sales agent for Wauusmsker d
Brown, the popular Philadelphia
clothitr,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

k,dnr'', liver aod bowels, e~llectually
cleansing ~" sy-iem, ~di.psllng colds
and Nsadmhr., and curing hahltusl
InnatIp,rs nu.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

When Baby was sick, we gave her Csstoria,
When she was a Child. she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them castoris
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

Ladies'; examine u assortment Of
slippers for Sl.0O. C.B.TowERs & Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

Mrs. Warner has gone east to pur-
chase her stock OF fall millinery. Due
notice OF her return and opening will
be made.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

Are you weak and weary, over.
worked and tired? Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is just the medicine to purify
your blood and give you strength.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

Sidney Page: lat night shippei his
lot Of picked horses to New York, Via
the Wisconsin Central.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

ltIy NJ the =. ". & 81. +. r.. r.. chief
dirpUcueT q. rr~GI'sd with running
every tling wit!uG' DELAY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

Go t. Fred Schmalsle's tor a clean
bed. Corner Of Park and Bridge
street.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

school stationery and supplies Of oil
KINDS can lie had at the p~o-tofice
news stand. MATT RILEY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

%rT "anr fnr ex"hlnus or intUiuJ-
IIpu a BrSin-ki Bro
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

William Hill. OF the road ranch on
Powder river, was in town y-rtafday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

and the usual formula in making the
nominations unanimous iudulged ia.
AT this point Louis King arose and
in most positive terms declined the
nomination for prone His dec!ina-
,iju WAS accepted aud w. :. Tnff Of
Terry nahbei. Owing t. Mr.. COTS
sbsencs he WAS not able to decline and
through the generosity If the couven.
tiou he secured the nomination by &C.
clamation.
Alexander then moved for a conl-
mittee of five { I, select a county GEN.
trial committee. and tie motion pre-
vailing the chair appointed Al"uzo
Mcneil. Geo. Rhode. , B. Jordan,
L. j. Graham aud X. q. Reid as such
committee and they Immediately re.
tlr'd 10 complete their work. During
thi. interval the delegates from Miles
City township convene ! and proceeds
ed to nominate candidates. for justices
of the reace and constsbles. The
nominations were Harold Brown, T..
Silverman, A. Mcneil and A. Bill
burn. The intention was to nominate
first a justice for Miles city and then
one for the country, but as ususl the
b usines, was muddled aud hll four If
the candidates we're vot ID for on the
fret ballot rhe vote was:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31

Billiard has some fine old port and
sherry for family use.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31
LOCAL 1T NJ

I'm Burleigb is i'm q wn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-31
tContiausd from fr,I p ge)

cincs hal h"-n quietly ignored, tho
no NJ lunrhRr democrat than "WIlsnu
the r uurner" siapd- IN Custer county
to day. Bssinski, uf committee on
cre ieulial,. attempted to cxplan tue
0tnis.Ioo, bat We d uht Il Mr.. Wi. Oh
wa- satisfied ur Hppeased. Thi- dis
closure, showing clearly that there
VIZ go vltes IN the cDu venlipn in.
stead Of IS, made yslid the first ballot
on county nmm ssioUe-s, wherein So
vut,s had zen rast and the chair
should hove prompt IecIrred TO
mat hllof Al / re,ffi med his dee on
as II the srl.ct'on ~ Gahgm, Ry-u
ani Rhode, hut h. W akly nil wed
the VOC Ia G csnvassei aud ths result
declared IS follows:
Scll'elL -
81
and lth,d : Nomination WIS made
Unaniwous.
The long deferred contest on sheriff
wss now ushered ir. Jo-i-h Nichols
presented the name ~ T.. X. Davis and
r. NJ. Buurn tlHt If Y IL Irvine.
Whiilcck was aSin on hi. feet with,
81 mnrion we prCcDrd 20 Nh iuiOrnal
~btllot"huth- molioh-l The wrong way
aud los. A formal ballet wa taken
with this result:
BhFi- II
~
aud Mr.. Irvine. who l. To some extent
known ia cpnnec} on Nith the .heriti's
in this roUHty, was derisre the
nominee snd the nom nation dlde
BY this time the division Of sire
i'm the convention became somew ,
familiar, -cnstinr il was - 10 g.,
sometimes u to 80, sometimes % 10 80.
but always showing a nominating
strength held well IN hand md not To
br broken 10y any insosdso OF the weaker
the nomination Of a cnndi
date for treasurer was the last o'the big
ti-h ,odi.pose OF, hat there was 10 spirtt
II IN" fight rs the result WAS a Coregou-
conclusion. Ja.. McFsrlanp aud John
Hult were nominated aud the ballot
tnk'n with result IS follow:
Nl'r ~
Holt. 30
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-18

The above scene is q fearful ana lai'niu.
picture of what Is taking place In all parts OIL
the land constantly. The mother goes aoou'
from day 10 day feeling tired. weak, Win
bearing down sensation, and yet hoping thar u
a. only some passing trouble. After a time nef
tired feelings increase. her appetite becomes
Door. her sleep broken, and her complexion
grows salow. Too often she hopes against
hone. and ncglects TO take the means In time
which would bring her certain relief.
One day she becomes faint. her muscles gro"
weak. her head whirls and the doctor Is hastily
summoned. He examines her, shakes his head.
leaves medicine AMI goes away. Then pairs
begin 10 set in and life that was burden before,
now becomes an agony. She gradually decllnes,
her main becomes almost unbearahle, ana at last
she dies. mOurned by her children and frienas.
This IS the course OF thousands OF once healthy
and happy women The innumeralOe temaie
lroufles which nSsail them are Horrible. ana
Indicate weakening Of organs when must De
strengthened. or health Is sure 20 depart. Inc
cversy hclming evidence Of the wonderful value
Of Hunts Remedy for female difficulties proves
its remarkable power.
IL is wholly vegetable
IL Is endorsed by the medical profession.
II will always relieve and usually cure
ii stands Tar above all other preparations
For delicate women. for debiiirned men, Tor
puny children. Hunts Remedy Is a blessing.
Hunts Remedy IS fors8le by all Dealers ana y
a godscnl 10 any suffering man or woman
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-18
WEST HARTFORD.

Miss Edith Farnham has gone home tc
Florence, Mass. for the summer TO at
tend school -. Rev. b. =. Parker, form
er pastor at East Randolph stopped in
this place last Monday night on his way
10 his new field in Maine. Fay Park
hurst from Bridgewater has been here
for the past two weeks visiting his ma
ny friends and schoolmates. Miss
Nellie Carr went to Waterbury last
Thursday to attend school. Miss Luz
cy Stetson, Emma Tenney and Belle
Blaisdell are taking music lessons of
Miss Clara Shedd from Hartland.
There was sing at Mrs. George Brock
ways last Friday evening, quite num-
Der were there and all report good time
1.-THE Y. +. 5. G. Il. met as usual last
Wed. evening with Ezra Wood us leader
and Alice Hazen as orgaaist. Miss
Bertha Mansfield Is at work for Mrs. Ii.
ID. Barrows and will not attend school
Mrs. Henry Gile and her son Willie
home from Providence, r.. |.
and Boston, Mass. last Saturday. Mr..
F. p. Wheeler has been appointed agent
for the Washington Life Insurance Co
....Dr. Watson from White River viii
age was called here twice last week TO
examine for Life Insurance.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH.

Mrs. John Judd and family have gone
to Westport \. IL. where Mr.. Judd has
been for some time. Kate Gillette has
been canvassing through this neighbour
hood for rubber goods. sam Clifford,
working for G. 5. Paine got his foot
caught against stone while riding on a
SLED gathering sap and badly wrenched
Il so he has 70 use crutches- ...J. Prince
is quite i'll and under the doctors treat
ment. k. Monkey of Tunbridge has
hired out TO j. w. Camp for the season
....A. A. Storrs is improving, DIR. Fish
is treating him.. There has been no
high water and the snow is nearly gone.
Frogs began to sing the l2th....C. Wills
has hired out to Fred Stevens for the
season and George Gage, who has been
at work for the past year has gone TO
work in a livery stable in Bethel.... II.
W. Fowler is putting an iron roof on his
barn and store house and clap-boarding
the same which adds much to the looks
of the place.
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UiED.

In Breintree, Apr. ,. Lorin Marsh
aged " years. Gone to rest.
In Rochester, March 20, Stillman +
Jewett, aged II years, mos. S days.
In Bethel, Apr OH, Mrs. Joseph San.
spree aged 81 years
In Bethel, Apr. II, Mrs. Chas. Bur
relic.
At the home of her son-in-law, DR.. G.
W. Manchester in Lebanon, n. II. Apr
Ii, Mrs. Alden Chamberlain aged ~ yrs.
In Randolph, Apr. IA, Mrs. Sylvester
Little, aged about ~ years.
In South Randolph, Apr, IL, Of heart
disease Mrs. Ezra Walker aged 40.
In Holbrook, Mass. Apr. Is, 1889, Lew
is Bradford Whitcomb. only son of the
late LOWS and Lydia Whiteomb.
In Tunbridgc, Apr II. John A. Rey-
holds aged 81 years, mos. and } days.
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EAST BETHEL

Mrs. Ezra Walker of whom mention
was made last week, died Friday after a
long and severe illness. The deceased
was loved and respected by large cir
Gle of friends aud acquaintances. The
bereaved husband and sons have the
sympathy of their many friends. The
funeral was attended from her late home
Rev. Mr.. Spencer officiating Albert
King is confined to his bed with irflam-
matory rheumatism. Mrs. DIR. House
will start for her new home in Spokane,
w. Il. Friday. Her husband preceded
her last WINTER. Mrs. NJ. G.. Fowler is
on the sick list....A sight of rare occur
renee was witnessed by j. G. Fowler and
his two grandchildren last week on Mon
day and Tuesday between twelve and
one p. NJ. with clear sky and a bright
sun the moon was plainly visible.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-18
SOUTH ROYALTON NEWS.

PerIey Bel KNAPP returned to his school
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lee are in town
this week.
Mr.. John Diamond of Kansas is visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. Cady is having his photograph
saloon fitted up.
Mrs. Susan Lamb has been quite sick
for the past week.
Mr.. Witt and wife Of Michigan are Wis
iting at j. B. Durkee's
There was a surprise party at Samuel
Slaek's last week Thursday.
Mrs. Ramage has been quite sick for
the past week with rheumatism.
Harry Whipple, who has been sick for
the past week is not improving.
Capt. J. Z. Eldridge is to be here the
26th in the interest of pension claimants.
Frank Cowdery goes to Saratoga soon,
where he has an engagement for the sea-
son.
Miss Matte Prentiss of Chelsea, T. q.
is at Mr.. Edison Bixby's sick with rheu-
matisln.
The remains of Mrs. Alden Chamber
lain were brought here from Lebanon
for interment last Tuesday.
Miss Alice Lamb is to teach school on
Dewey hill this spring and Miss Alice
Foster in the Dutton district.
The village schools commenced last
week with Miss Jackman, of South Pom
fret and Miss Jessie Mudgett, of Tun-
bridge, as teachers.
Johnnie Diamond has engaged to the
Shepard Family rs advance agent for
their entertainments this summer. They
are to start about the first of May.
BY request of petitioners the secretary
of the republican club has called eau
Gus at the school house here for next
Saturday, the 20th, at P. NJ, TO choose
a candidate to be recommended for APP
pointment as postmaster.
VIM. Lee arrived here from New York
Saturday night. l.. c. Dickerman is
earring potatoes, paying % cents BUSH
Ella. Mr.. swanson fell and broke his
arm while splitting wood for A. II. Skin
ner.... Dan Stoughton has returned from
Mass. George Waterman has gone to
Bfattleboro to work. Mr.. Smith. a
brother of Mrs. Leslie Day, is visiting
here. p. Tarbell Esq. is having his
house painted. Mr.. Horton was in
town over Sunday with ear load of
nice horses -. Miss Olive Pierce of
Waitsfield has been visiting in town..
Chas. Woodland goes to Ohio this week
after his little SONIA sister of Mrs.
john Durkee is visiting her....Mrs. A.
G Waterman has returned from New
York Nv. +. Fay is building mann
moth blacksmith shop, 60x35 feet and
= stories high, on the site Of the one
burned short time ago.. Presiding
Elder Morgan held quarterly meeting
services at the NJ. L. church last Sunday. |
....Miss Addie Hastings has returned |
from New York.
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M A R RTE D.

In Norwich. April ,, J. p. Dexter OF
Chelsea and Carrie II. Bacon Of Wash
ing.on.
In Norwich, Aug. %. Chester Newton
of Springfield. Mass. and Jennie h.
Boardman OF Norwich.
la W. II. junction, April 4, George w.
Kinney and Vina Butiam, both of Hart
ford.
In Hartford, April 10, Chas. Foster
and Louisa kimball, both of Hartford.
In Hartland. April 3, Jas. Wilder OF
Montreal, r. Q. aud Miss Mary Bates Of
Hartland.
In Bethel, April 2, Frank Putnam of
Rochester to Mrs. Mary l.. Richardson
of Stockbridge.
In Bralntree, April IA, by S. r.. Batch
elder, George w. French and Elnora
j. Tracy both of East Granville.
In East Warren. Apr. 10. at the home
of the brides father by Rev. C. Il. Ca
hee, Gerald Campbell OF Waitsfield and
Leila l.. Drew OF Warren.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-18
RoYALroN.

MIR. and Mrs. Scott Rand have the sym
pathy of the entire community in the
loss of their only daughter -. Mr..
Thacher and MIR. Swanson were both so
unfortunate as to break an arm last week.
II is something less than year since
Nr. Thatcher broke the same arm in Two
places Mrs. G. A. Laird is in West
Randolph this week.. Easter concert
at the Congl church Sunday evening.
Several have been in search of ar
butus but have returned empty handed.
VIII those who pick it be careful not to
disturb the roots. Want0n destruction
OF the plants is fast causing arhutus TO
disappear in our vicinity and we cannot
afford 10 lose this lovely May ilower....
Vegetable and flower seeds in varieties
adapted to Vermont climate at w. H..
Laird q Cos.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-18
HARTFORD.

Albert Chandler has taken Mrs. d. d.
Stones farm TO carry on the coming sea-
son.. Mrs. George Fennc is visiting at
her fathers in Danville. Mrs. Wilbur
Abbott and family of Waltham, Mass.
are stopping at her fathers, w. f. John
son's.... Charlie Bruce of West Hart
ford is working in the paint shop for Il.
NJ. Bugbee. -. Mrs. Narnum of Peachain
visited her daughter, Mrs. George Ben
iamin last week. "A. G. Pease is adding
new |. to his tenement house on Sum-
mer street. George Benjamin and fam
lily went to Union Village the last of the
week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Var
rington. -. William Brink of Gaysyille
was in town Tuesday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-18

Mr ana Mr.. Mcllaster have met with
great loss ia the death of their only
child. Willie who died sunday, Apr. II,
OF aiphtneria after short illness. VIII
lie was bright, smart, happy boy and
viii be greatly missed and his parents
have tile sympathy of all in their great
afiletiun..- Services every day this
week az $. James church,. Harvey
Thomas, who has been sick since Janui-
rs 1t Lewis Pratt's died April 18th and
his remains were taken to Qaechee on
saturday for burial..- The primary
schools did not keep Monday and Tues
DIV on account of the death of William
McMaster. The Taylor Brothers COM
menced running meat carts last Mon
day James Chapman was in town
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-18
EAST BARNARD

Mrs w. S. Russell of Oleott Falls was
called here last week to see Mrs. Alex
Crowell, who has been sick for long
Allen lost a good horse last week from
pneumonia. The Gould family gave
entertainments here last Friday and Sat
urday evenings to fairly good audiences
considering the travelling Edwin Al
len has purchased Herbert Woods Dali
sy mare. Mrs. Albert Bartholomew
had the misfortune to scald her foot by
dropping coffee pot which she was car
rying, she also has the humps.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-18
WEST RANDOLPH.

A party of New England capitalists,
and few of their newspaper friends,
started from Boston Tuesday afternoon
in special train of five Wagner cars, din
ing and baggage cars, via Hoosac Tunnel
y. \. Central X. H., Cleveland, St. Lou
is and through Okahma. to Denison, Tex
as. Among the Vermonters are Col.
Fred. Smith, l.. p. Gleason, H. n. Tap
lin. l.. Bart Cross, Lawyer Kemp, Hiram
Atkins of Montpelier; DIR. Geo. Nichols
and Cashier Egerton of Mortified; r. T.
Dubois, Willard Gay, J. d. Wheeler and
L. ?. Ihayer Of this place; l.. ID. Wheel
er and \. p. Wheeler of ". II. junction.
and Col. Frank Churchill of Lebanon, y.
H., and others.
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BARNARD.

Mrs. Rollln Guernsey of Windsor Wis
tied friends in town last week Capt.
Bruce and wife of New England City.
Oak. arrived in town last week. -. Ar
thur Morgan went to West Hartford last
Sat. to work through the summer.
Rev. A. @. Austin closed MS third year
as pastor of the NJ e. church last Sun
day. The people have been well pleas
ed with him and rs the rules OF the
church now are it IS hoped by many that
he may return.... Mrs. II. M. Adams is
TO teach at the village, Miss Ada Newton
at East Barnard and Miss Fannie Bige-
low on the North road. In accordance
with the proclamation Of the President a
religious service will be held at the NJ
E. church Tuesday, Apr. 30th at nine
O'Clock A. M. to commemorate the cen
tenniai Of the Inauguration of Washing
ton.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-04-18

May flowers are in bloom. Charles
George has returned to school at North
field, Mass Mrs. Sarah Chedel visited
in Stockbridge last week. MIR. How
ard of Hartford was in town last week.
80. Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin are visit
ing in Montpelier. Miss Maud Ranney
is visiting in Hanover. Frank Bout
well cut his hand severely while work.
ing in II. c. Ranney's mill last week..
MIR. Chadwick returns 70 Franklin, N.
III. this week....C. Dingman lost a val
liable COW last week. .Chas. Maynard
has purchased the Asa Chandler house.
....R Rev. Mr.. Bartlett is attending con
ference ut Worthwhile.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. John Aldrich spent the Sabbath
VITA friends ia town....A. ID. Martin
has so nice coarse wool Cotswold lambs
.-..key. NJ. IL. Ryan preached his fare
well sermon at Granville, sunday, clos
ing successful pastorate of three years.
lr Ia the unanimous request OF the church
that he return for the fourth year..
Rev. NJ. III. Ryan is attending the VI.
Conference at Morrisyille this week..
Mrs. Achsah Perry, widow OF Belah
Perry dien Thursday evening and was
buried Sunday. ID. Rhodes has
purchased the place owned by Frank A
mos comprising 40 acres OF land and
Farm house Tor the consideration of $500
and John Battles is 70 occupy the place
The coming year.
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ii. Thomas, Sr., who has been sick fol-
the past winter, died Friday and was
buried from his late home on Sunday,
Rev. Mr.. kidder of Woodstock ofiiciat-
ing. lie leaves wife, two sous and one
daughter. The most of our farmers
have gathered their sugar tools and are
commencing their springs work..
Rev. Mr.. Lansing has been visiting in
New York for the past week We un-
derstand that Woodstock and Quechee,
and White River junction and 0lcott
viii be the change in the NJ. f.. supply
this year instead of White River juno
tion and Quechee as heretofore. ..-J. G.
Bates has gone to Fit. Payne, Ala. and
Texas to be absent for some time....
Miss Minnie Bates is visiting her sister
in Waltham, Mass. ...J. w. Parker is
in Boston, Mass.