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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-21
GRANVILLE.

G.. n. Gleason and wife have been Wis
ting friends in town. Bert Dumas has
moved onto u. H~ubbard's hill farm.
Bert Moody has moved to Warren.
l.. stone and family have returned from
Salisbury. where he has been numbering.
&C. Robinson and family of Iowa are
spending a few weeks at III. FOrd's....
III. j. Spear was In town over Sunday
visiting his children and friends. 81 II.
{. Hubbard has been busy for the past
week drawing flour, meal, etc. across
the mountain. ...F. o Kennedy has the
sympathy of all in the loss of his infant
daughter and serious Illness of his wife.
Mrs. Eva Campbell of Rochester has
been caring for her mother, Mrs. o. Ken
nedy, who is ill....Geo. Matthews has
returned from South Reading, where he
has been on business. The candy par
ty last Friday eve was rot very well at
tended, only $3.50 being realized after
paying expenses. Walter Archer was
the guest of &. Lamson last week. Lot
tie Flint has been visiting in town for
the past week....H III. j. Lamb aud fam
lily visited in Hancock last week. There
was an oyster supper at 5. F. Hubbard's
thursday eve....There was a surprise
party at j. Burke's last Friday eve....
Miss Susie Lamson is home from Mont
pelier Seminary on Il yaYation of two
weeks....J. Mat of Whiting was in
last week. Lucy Piper has re-
turned from Hancock where she has
visiting for several weeks....Or-
Vile Carey has moved onto the Horace
whitney place....H. Hook has moved
the Corner. Allen and Katie Lamb
In Waterbury last week.. Mrs.
Robinson of Ripton is in town, guest of
Mrs. A. III. Ford. There will be box
social at the town hall Friday evening,
March I'D, for the benefit of u. II. Ry-I
an. All cordially invited.
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WEST HARTFORD.

Andrew Brigham from Norwich was
in this place last week on business. =.
Miss Mabel Keith from Pomfret is visit
ing at her ~uncle's, Charles Udall -. Miss
Alice Howard took a trip to Boston the
past week. Thomas Wood is to work
on the section and boards at the hotel
....Miss Lucy Stone is stopping with
her sister Mrs. George BrOckway....
Rev. Mr.. Lancaster from Andoyer, Mass.
supplied the pulpit at the Congl church
last Sabbath. There was a sing at Mr..
Austin Towards last Saturday after
noon and evening and quite a good many
were there and all report a good time
THE Y. p. S. G. +. met as usual last
Wed. night with Thomas Wood as leader
and Bertha Hazen as organist. George
Clifford joined as an active member...-
School meeting last Tuesday night to see
about having a spring school.
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BARNARD.

Mrs. Orley Mason of Winchester, y.
III. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. B. Clark. Mrs. A. Il. Trevillian has
so far recovered that her mother, Mrs.
Carlisle, has returned TO her home in
Rochester. ... Mrs. DIR. Day is no better.
Gardner Adams has moved into h house
purchased by him in Newcombville.---
A few farmers tapped their sugar places
last week and were rewarded with a good
run of sap Friday and Saturday III
Newton will preach at the NJ. +. church
next Sunday afternoon. There will be
a box festival at the town hallF Friday eve.
The people of the several districts are a
good deal perplexed by the new school
law. 1t was generally supposed h a
the old law was to be in force until July
next and we should be able to learn
something about its provisions. District
clerks returned their registers to the
superintendent as usual, not thinking but
that the public money was to be divided
the last of March, districts expecting the
money TO pay for winter schools, but
now they are to have 10 money until
July. What possible advantages we are
10 derive from this change no one can
tell. Changing the school year and time
Of commencement and abolishing the Of
flee of tom superintendent and having a
county supervisor with a salary of $1,000
a year and expenses is about all there Is
to this new law. The old is certainly
preferable to this new thing, which with
these exceptions il almost Identical with
the old. People generally feel like d.
the legislature.
Byron Hathorn has moved onto the
"a rt.n axsar.hAua1 - - llare.sn InE
Caldwell has commenced his labors at the
Silver Lake House,. Miss Jennie Mil
Ter visited at 9. n. Putnam's last week.
....lt is expected that viii NJ. Newton
will occupy the NJ. +. pulpit sunday. 80.
Rand White has moved into the A. ID.
Myrick house....The selectmen have
warned a town meeting for March 18th
TO see ii the town will vote to have the
taxes paid in To the treasurer s.. Judge
Danforth is visiting friends in Brattle-
boTO.
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ALT

Notwithstanding the bad travelling the
''C' supper was a decided success.
Miss Holman is boarding with Mrs. j.
j. Morse....A Mr.. Penn from Braintree
has moved into the village. Miss Sher-
man returned from Hanover Monday,
where she has been spending her vaca
tion....E. j. Rumrill has moved into
Mrs. Felch's house, Mrs. Blake from
Mortified is visiting Mrs. ID. C. Stearns.
Mrs. G.. A. Laird spent two days in
West Randolph this week.. Miss Inez
Culver is in st. Adams -. Mrs. j. D..
Denison and daughter spent last week in
town.. Miss f. G. Pierce of South Roy
alton visited at II. p. Aliens last week.
-. Mrs. VIM. Wheatley of Barre and
g. G. Wheatley of Boston were in town
Friday....New wall papers and borders
in latest styles at w. ii. Laird Il Co.'S.
Mrs. A. L. Danforth returned from
Bellows Falls early in the week.
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SOUTH RoYALTOH NEWS.

VIM Rogers is attending the West
Randolph Graded School.
Hon. c. Nj. Lamb has been quite sick
for the past few days.
Calvin DYKE will make it his home for
the present with w. V. Eastman.
A. A. Savage of Belchertown, Mass.
has moved onto Charlie Stacks farm.
Mr.. James Pike has recovered from his
recent illness and is able to be on the
street again.
The McElroy Theater Co. were liber'
ally %patronized last week, having crowd
ed houses each evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Spaulding cele-
brated the 50sh anniversary of their
marriage last Saturday.
VIM. Goff and Miss Della Cowdery,
daughter of George Cowdery. were mar
ried last week by Rev. Mr.. ellis.
DIR. III. T. Hanks of New York was in
consultation with DR.. Fish last week
Wednesday. ON a case in Royalton and
one at East Randolph
Heber Foster has been sick for the past
week and his place. as sexton of the
Cong'l church, had to be supplied last
Sunday for the first time in seven years.
AT the annual meeting of the Congl
church Saturday evening J.B. Durkee,
w. II. Martin and Chas. West were elect
ed prudential committee; G. p. Tarbell
treasurer and NJ. S. Adams clerk.
Miss Grace Jackson of South Pomfiet
is to teach the higher department of the
village school for the summer term and
Miss Jessie Mudgett of South Tunbridge
the primary, each beginning April 18th.
There is a meeting called by the COM
mittee of the Congl church for next
week Friday evening, the Doth, to choose
a building committee and other officers
to take charge of the business of repair
ing the church and putting in a vestry.
John Sherlock has purchased the Drew
farm on dairy hill Miss Addie Has
tings has gone to New York.. Miss
Lizzie Bridge is visiting at +. Winslow's.
Arthur Pierce and wife were called
10 RoXbury by the sudden death of Mrs.
Butterfield, Mrs. Pierce's sister-in-law.
....At the doll matinee Saturday after
noon Persis Leonard drew the prize.
20 Norwich. =. Herbert Williams has
moved to the Chauncy Tenney place at
Onionville....A AT the school meeting last
Wednesday eve a vote was taken to nave
ten weeks OF school, beginning the mid
die of April. The Ladies' Relief Corps
held a social at }. Shepard's Friday eve.
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SHARON.

Rev. IL. b. Baker of Newfane preach
ed at the Baptist church last Sabbath
News vas received here on Friday
by telephone that Fred Fay, son of Geo.
+. Fay of this place was seriously injur-
ed by the kick of "A horse at Rochester
IN. c. Noyes has bought the Judge
Steele place for $1,000 and will take pos
session April lst....H. A. Clark has ar
rived home from Philadelphia where he
has been on a business trip. There was
a sociable at the house of A. f. Freeman
last Friday night. .Oyerseer c.. w.
Brown went to Olcott last week Monday
to settle some business for the town..
Mrs. Kemp and daughter have moved
into Chester Downer's tenement house
.~...Several from this place attended the
theatre at So. Royalton last week....It
is stated by some of our reliable people
that our town meeting was not called to
order legally and that il will be neces-
sary to call another in order to have the
business of the year transacted in a legal
manner. Mr.. Osgood, who has work
ed on the section here has moved TO
Braintree where he will take charge of
the section. Our sick ones are mostly
cOnvalescent.
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EAST RARNARn.

Strayed or stolen from the premises OF
Edwin Allen, his hired man. 4 suitable
reward is offered for the discovery of his
whereabouts . . -. Lizzie Biathrow of Leb-
anon, n. ii. visited at her fathers last
week, while ON her way to Bridgewater.
....John Walker, who is added to the
sick list, has recently lost the use of one
eye. Jason Parkhurst had a very sick
COW last week from some unknown dis
ease....D ID. j. Adams Is Improving.
Miss I. i. Allen is spending a few days
with friends in Quechee. 49,. Perley Bia-
throw has hired out to work for party
in Tunbridge.
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Rev. Mr.. Fay and wife spent several
days in Pittsfield last week. He preach
ed in that place Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings....Mrs. Geo. T.. Mosher gave a
pleasant whist party last Thursday even
Mr.. Reed of Windsor was called
here to attend the funeral of Miss MAY
Waite. He returned Saturday, his wife
who had been here several weeks caring
for her, accompanying him....Mrs. Pen
dergast of West Rochester is veIy sick,
her recovery being very doubtful. Rev.
Geo. s.. Guernsey and wife spent Sunday
and Monday in Roxbury Mrs. Q. n.
Ford gave Il large ''drive whist" party
on Tuesday evening Fired Martin and
wife spent Sunday with her mother in
Gaysville. 49, There was a social dance at
Mr.. Goodno's last Thursday evening"
Many from the village attended -. Mrs.
David Newton aged 81 years, one of the
Oldest inhabitants, died Friday after a
short illness. The funeral was attended
by Rev. Mr.. Fay Sunday afternoon....
Miss Mamie Leonard visited her sister sew
eral days last week.. Our sugar makers
are improving their opportunities to make
some sugar....Dr. Preston of Brandon
was called here Sunday for consultation.
Fred Fay was severely injured last We'd
nesday by a horse kicking him in the
stomach. He still lies in a critical con-
dition....Mr Martin and wife of Tyson
Furnace are visiting friends here and in
Granville. 49, The singing school closed
Saturday evening with a public sing that
was much enjoyed and showed great
progress. Charles Harvey has moved
his goods 80 Charlotte where he has found
employment. He will remain at home a
few weeks. His wife and children are
with her parents in Weybridge, W.T..
DIR. Fred Chatfee of Strafford made a fiy-
ing trip here last week. Mrs. Morse is
visiting in Bradford for a short time....
Mr.. Davis is the guest of Mrs. Julia Wing
MIR. and Mrs. ID. V. Coolidge wish to
thank the friends and neighbors who so
kindly assisted them during the sickness
and burial of his mother -. Thomas Roe
and family have moved on to i. +. Hub
bard's farm which was formerly occupied
by Charles Harvey Miss May Waite
aged % years died last Wednesday. She
was a most estimable young lady and
her death will bring sorrow to many
hearts. besides her own family. The
sympathy of all is extended to the grief
stricken family. Funeral services were
held Friday afternoon. Rev. George S.
Guernsey ofiiciated. The remains were
taken to Windsor Saturday for burial
Mr.. Fay of Sharon is in town for a
few days...-L Lila Martin who has been
visiting her grandparents is now quite
sick with the mumps... Mr.. S%paulding
of Roxbury is visiting friends in town.
Geo. Hubbard is quite sick. His
wife is more comfortable.
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HARrLAND.

Postmaster Stevens has gone to Fort
Payne, Ala. to look up the scene of his
interests....D Chas. Richmond. noted
as a physician in this section 40 wears
ago, is visiting in The Young
people of the NJ. f. church gave a con-
cert last Wednesday evening Apples
are selling here for - cents a barrel....
Mrs. Gilbert Bryant has gone to Leo
minister, Mass...-There is much sickness
in town at the present time among elder
ly people. Mrs. Noah Shepard Is seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia and Mrs. Oliver
Brothers died with heart disease, and
was buried last Friday John SAWYER
has sold his farm to Stiilman Richardson
of Vershire for $3.50, and the Barstow
farm has been sold to King, the sewing
machine man of West Lebanon, Y. H.
A. H. Brothers of ~PoquonnOck, CT. and
w. H.. Brothers of WinOOski were i'm.
town last week.
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orEcHEE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Harrington of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting relatives
here =. Rev. w. ii. Kelly of Norwood,
n. y, preached at the Cong'l church last
Sunday, Mr.. Lansing being IN Boston -.
Several farmers have begun to make SUI
gar and the rest will oon....Mr DIR.
Sperry is very Mrs. w. s. Carter
was in Woodstock Saturday Mrs. III.
Warner is visiting in Pomfret. .Consid-
cradle sugar will be sent to the Vt. Ma
pie Sugar Exchange from here this
spring -. Louis Gator has returned to
his work at w. X. junction About 50
attended the candy pull at II. +. G~reene's
last Friday night. Mr.. and Mrs. p. G..
Moran attended the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Oliver Brothers, ST., in Hartland,
last Friday VIM. Short, formerly of
Quechee. died in Concord, n. H., last
Thursday and was buried in Hartland,
Saturday. lie left one son and two
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-21

Deservedly popular.-We mean Laxador,
for everybody has derived much benefit from
its use. Physicians recommend it. Sold every
where.
II you want your baby to look bright do moi
put it to sleep with landanum when restless.
but use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup. y cts. a bottle.
Does your mother know your OUT said a
boy TO his little brother. Yes, she Does was
the answer, ''for one bottle Of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup has knocked my cold into a cooked hat,
you bet
a few applications of Salvation Oil will in
stantiy relieve stiffness IN the neck or joints.
D cents.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-21

j. X. Chamberlain died in Lincoln,
Neb. last week Tuesday. His body was
brought here for burial and was buried
under the masonic orders. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Churchill died last Friday aged 50
..--F. p. Archibald, who has been liy-
ing in Claremont for a while has gone to
Rutland and has charge of Bardilf's Mar
bic Furnishing Department. Joseph
Dana has returned from New York..
The McElroy Theater Co. opened in the
town hall Monday for one week. A.
Dodge has finished work for Woodbury.
& Co. and will leave town in a few DAYS
....Wm. Billings & Son have bought
the mail route to Bridgewater. Spec
ial school meeting of district No. S, vii
lage is called for Tuesday, March %.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old Physician, retired from practice. hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and
all throat and lung affections, also a positive
and radical cure for NERVOUS debility and all
nervous complaints. after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases.
has felt it his duty to makeit known to his suf-
fering fellows. Actusted by this motive and a
desire to relieve human suffering, | will send
tons for preparing and using. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this paper.
W. A. MOVES. POwers's Block Rochester.
y. Y.
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License toSeH.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Cont hold
kANDoLPM DISTRICT. So en- AT Randolph on the
9TH daY Of March,A.D lSsa. &C. whitney Admr,
Of the estate OF y. X. HUNT. late Of Randolph,
IN said district. deceased. makes application to saAi
Court to sell ALL Of the real estate of said deceas-
cd situated In Randolnhand Tnnhridge. representing
that the sabis necessary tor the payment oil the debfs
OF said deceased. Whereunon
II Is ordered by said Court that said application conpa
under consideration and be heard ON the ID day
o1April Al ID. leS, at theProbate Office Randolph
and, 1t Is further ordered. that all persons interested
be notified hereof, by publication " notice Of ihis an
pication and order thereon. three weeks scccessiyeiy
IN the HERALD AND NEws printed at West Ram
before said time Of hearing. that they may an
pear 1t said time aud place. andif they see cause. Oh
thereto. By the Courf.-Atfe~t,
81 WIN. II. NICHOLS. JUDGE.
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NEAT AND cLeAR-HEaDEo MEN

Abhor the idea OF an attack of catarrh as
they do the bite of a poison snake. Yet
this foul and disgusting disease Is very
common. In its first stages II causes
very little discomfort and Is therefore
likely to be neglected. 1t is an inflam-
nation Of the lining membrane OF the
mouth. nose and throat. The glands and
membranes secrete fluid 10 keep the
mouth. rose and eyes moist. From cold,
debility and other causes this fluid is apt
TO be too copiOus, this il catarrh. Flow
ing from the nostrils il causes weak and
watery eyes, irritates the nose. causes
sneezing and finally the coughing up and
, e~xpectOration of offensive matter. These
droppings will sometimes collect so rap
idly as nearly to choke the person. Tn
less promptly treated catarrh lasts for
years, producing dreadful results. The
ordinary symptoms are pain in the eyes
and in the forehead owe the eyes; a dull
heavy headache, obstruction of the nasal
passages. discharges failing into the
throat and Il moist offensive breath. On
the first sign of It's appearance DIR.
Browns Sarsaparilla should be taken 20
purify the blood, for Catarrh is a blood
disease. In chronic eases an Immediate
cure must not be expected but this great
regulator Of the blood will, if its use be
continued, afford speedy relief and final
cure. Hay fever, OF cold in the head, "a
disease of summer chiefly, has similar
symptoms and is cured by this remedy
in the same way. ii is important to re-
member thar catarrh. being neglected, or
not arrested. gradually creeps down into
the ~lndDipe and mngs and may end in
ineuraDie consumption. You may easily
aud eheapiy prevent this terrible calam-
ity by the use Of Browns S%arsaparilla.
Not genuine unless made by Ara War
rem q Co., Bangor, Me.
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Probate OF Mil.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held
District Of Hartford, -. /, 80 Randolph, within and
for said District, on the llth day OF March.A D.lSS9.
An instrument Importing 20 be the last will aud
testament OF sarah g. Waters. late OF Randolph, in
said District deceased. Is presented 10 the Court
here by g. W. hibbee the eNCcu or therein
named, for probate: and II Is ordered hy said Court
that all persons concerned therein be notified to ap-
pear before said Court. At the Probate ONCE in
Randolph Aforesaid. nn fhe % day Of April
next. aud contest the probate uf said will, II they see
cause; for " ich purpose Il Is further ordered that a
Copy OF the record 81 this urder Re published three
weeks successfully. previous 10 the time appointed
Tor proving said will, In The HEBALD AND NEws.
a newspaper printed AZ w. Randolph IN this state.
S5 Attest, WA. n. NICHOLS, Judge.
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The chronological Journal and Science OF
Health for March gives the first place 10 an emf
nent inventor in the field Of Electricity-Royal
l.. House. who has done much toward perfect
ing the telegraph. Samoa, and the complica-
tons with regard to its Government, is discuss
ed in the editors new installment of Notable
People, and sketches Of Mr.. Sewill, Mrs. Benz
Harrison, and the Cardinal Layigerie. with fine
portraits, are included under the same title.
Tricks of Memory, Faith and Providence. A
word for the Criminal. The Tenement Evil.
Two Cases of Epilepsy, will enlist the close at
ton Of every reader. 80 will Prof. Sizer's
articles on Travelling statesmen and Business
men; Child Culture, Science and Industry, and
the other departments are solidly packed with
what is helpful in every day life, the whole
making a number rich in seasonable topics.
Terms $50 a year, l5c. a number; address,
Fower & Well Co., Pub, III Broadway, y. Y.
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Commissioners Notice.


The undersigned having been appointed BY the Hor
Probate Court for the District Of Hartford. Com.
missioners to receive. examine and adjust all claim.
and demands Of all persons against the estate of
Marshall Segar. late Of Rochester. In said District
deceased, and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto
hereby give notice that We will meet for the pur-
poses aforesaid. al the Office OF VIM. Huntington in
Rochester on the 9Th day Of April and 9Th OF July next.
from ! O'Clock p. m. until Z O'Clock, y. M. each OF said
days. and that six months from the 18th day of Feb.
A. ID. lsSl is the 4 ue limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims TO us for eNamina-
ton and allowance.
Dated At Rochester this esth day Feb. A. ID. 1883.
WIN. NJ. HUNTINGTON Conn
r q. REYNOLDS missianers.
G.. l.. CHAfFEE. Admir-. Ss
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Bill Nye ought to have a garden and grow
fruits. 50 as 10 tone up his system and give us
some real funny wit, for everybody who knows
how 10 loves to laugh. We suggest that he sub
scribe for The American Garden OF New York.
Then we should have a rest from his literature
for a while, for William would get 50 interest
ed in this new world of nature in the fruits,
flowers and vegetables. trees and shrubs under
his hand. AS to forget his whilom occupation.
become "a new man and eventually write some
stories and paragraphs really worth the read
ing. Those who want 10 follow his advice to
Bill Nye may write and ask r.. ii. LIBBY, n.
Y, about his American Garden magazine.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-03-21

Chas. Wyman left town Friday night.
IL is understood he has moved TO Leices-
ter. Samuel Harlow has moved into &.
q. Vinton's house. Chas. Blair moves
soon TO Chas. Eaton's farm in Rochester.
-. Miss Ellen Downs is working for
Mrs. G. G.. Ninton....T The Ladies' Aid
Society met with Mrs. NJ. III. Ryan last
Wednesday afternoon and evening".
Martin, son of III. c. Kidder, is danger
ously sick with pneumonia ....M Mr.. and
Mrs. G. b. Martin of Barre are visiting
j. b. Darling, her father.
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Patents Granted Vermonters.

List issued from the United States
Patent office for the week ending March
9th for the State of Vermont. Furnish.
ed US by Milo b. Stevens & Co., solicit
ors of patents and claims, Glover Build
ing, Washington, ID. c.
Thos. III. Chubb, Post Mills, fishing hy
hook; Newton w. Holt, Bennington.
dentists lathe; Benjamin d.. Stevens,
Burlington, assignor to himself and +.
II. Cheever, Lowell, Mass, roll for loom
temples.