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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24

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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29
HAsr BRooKrIrLD.

Farnham. the Royalion drover was in
town last saturday and purchased a car
load of very fine cattle.... The second
crop of grass is very large and nice in
this valley and farmers are commencing
TO cut it....In spite Of the frequent
rainy days and almost rainy weeks We
have had this summer. corn promises 10
be large crop and if frosts should hold
of for ten days will be fit 10 cut. 49,. Clar-
enee Grow and Mr.. Wheeler. students at
Nv. NJ. were visiting friends in this
place last saturday,. Annie Tempieton
has gone 10 school at Goddard Seminary
and Geo. Sprague to the Randolph Nor
NAL school,. Mrs. L. H. Ordwav Is
again ON the sick list. Joseph Bean. a
Brookfield man, who moved from this
place more than a quarter of century
ago recently returned 10 visit and care
for the graves Of his familv-. school
commenced IN No. II last Monday with
Mrs. Matilda Price as teacher.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29
WORKING UP A BOOM.

1t is encouraging to note how many
Vermont towns are industriously work
ing up boom in business interests.
No such showing Of enterprise and
thrift has been made by Vermont
towns for years Barre is rapidly
growing to a city and her quarrying
interests are being worked up for all
they are worth: Brandon has taken
a new lease of life and that delight
ful village gives promise of large
growth this year that Is almost unpre-
cedented. Enosburgh Falls has been
enjoying a continuous boom for three
years and is not yet satisfied Yer
gennes has organized a Board Of
Trade and Is looking sharply out for
something to turn up IN her favor
A score of other towns might be nam
ed whose wide-awake citizens are ex-
erting themselves as never before to
draw industrial concerns within their
limits. Vermont j. in no sense retro
grading: she j. more than ever alive
TO the things that make for wealth and
prosperity. St. Adams Sentry.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29
wonnsrnck.

Harry johnson Is AZ home from \. y.
City,. ". ;. Dana aud wife are at his
mothers. Prof. Edward Williams and
family are al Mrs. king's....H. \.
King and family are at his mothers
Philip Mower from Jamaica Plains
is at his fathers. DIR. Edward Lock
wood returned 30 Portland last Saturday
-. Miss Frost died at her sisters Mrs.
Dcmarry's last week Thursday of con-
sumption Dr. J. ;. Richmond of
Windsor was il town last saturday. =.
The ladies OF ST. James church will
hold fair al the Eagle hotel next week
Thursday evening -. The village schools
will open sept. 9TH and the teachers in
the High school are A. b. Bishop. prin-
cipal, Ella Haven. preeeptress. Harriet
Dow. assistant. Henry Dana. Instructor
in English Literature. Geo. Marble
and wife went 10 Rutland this week
The Col. ;. +. Pingree camp ;. of V. and
Geo. Randall Post g. 4. II. accompanied
by Woodstock cornet band will attend
the soldiers reunion at Windsor Aug.
2sth...- Misses Robbins of Cambridge.
Mass. are at Justin MOntagues.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29
SOUTH TUNBRIDGE.

school in district No. 10 began Ax0n-
day. Grant Corwin returned % his
work IN Fitehburg, Friday Ms. Hat
tie Whitney is stopping for tE6 present
with her brother Lester CoxNin- Miss
Effie Woodwork came hoMe for short
visit Saturday. She hex been at work in
Ferrisburg for severaI months past.
Walter Howe goeS/to Montpelier this
week where he ITO attend school at the
Methodist Seagklasy. some COWS be-
longing 10 J,honias Button were badly
bitten by a1iog yne day last week.-Mrs.
Rev. Mr/5iliis Mas away at campmeet-
ing thefe were no services in the NJ. h.
chuEch last Sunday Frank Howe of
Worcester, Mass. visited friends here the
FIRST of the week Milo Howe went
Monday TO Hartford where he has en-
gagged to work for Austin Howard for
year Next young peoples meeting
with Miss Minnie burroughs ....A. A.
Northrop i stopping for time with his
father Isaac Northrop at South Royal
TOM. Mrs. @. j. Davis, who has been
stopping at +. II. Wells returned to her
home in Someryille Monday 49,. Fred
Blanchard is working for c. b. Dodge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29

Mrs. E. B. kimball and son are visit
ing IN town.. Clarence Bennett OF New
port, \. H. is in town. VIII stearns
anu family visited in town Monday
Mrs. Gay from Bethel and Mrs. Robin
from Ludlow are stopping with sally
Cay. Mrs. Ware returned TO Concord
Monday Rev. Mr.. Fay from Roehes-
ter preached at the lower church SUNDAY
Those who attended camp meeting
at Mortified report good time. Gil
bert Blanchard found d swarm of bees
and took seyenty-two pounds of honey
....John Cutters barn was broken into
Friday night and his horse, harness and
buggy were stolen bur were found near
Woodstock beside the road. :. Miss Isa-
bel Fish has returned from Pittsfield.
Alice Sherman from Lawrence. Mass. i5
visiting in town Mrs. IL. L. Dean VS.
tied friends in st. 'Albans last week.. :.
Mvron Gay was in town Saturday..
Farmers are taking advantage/of the
weather TO finish their hayjHg -. The
Misses McCollum are visiting their faith
err. Mr.. and Mrs. Tayloy from Brook
field are visiting at Charies Loweil's.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29
GOOD ADVICE TO FARMERS.

The desire to better ones condition
IS not only natural TO every ambitious
man. but it Is a creditable indication,
and It is a most hopeful sign when
found among farmers 1t it IS to be
remembered. however, that ones con
dition is not really bettered by max
ing such change as to secure a tenn
porary increase Of income, without as
suranee Of permanent benefit and
that Ia many instances an apparent
lettering of ones condition Is IN reali-
ty but jump from the frying pan
into the fire. which looks brighter but
is soon found to be far less comforta-
bic and safe
These consideration and other
kindred ones may well be borne IN
mind BY those Vermont farmers who
are tempted by gilded reports OF
booming towns in other sections of the
country: and they should weigh very
carefully the question whether from
tier life with all its disadvantages and
its privations really offers an average
Of ultimate benefit equal to that of
Vermont, with all the advantages of
ripe civilization and high social de
Herald
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29
EAsT RANDOLPH.

Clarence Grow mustered with the
Frontier Guards and made a brief visit al
his home Saturday. He was aceompaEi.
ed By II. A. Wheeler of Fairfax also q
member of the ST. Adams company and
a student in L. V. M....Geo. Daven-
port. who recently graduated from the
medical department of the L. V. VI. as
one Of the Honor men and took one of
the two prizes for best standing has the
position of resident physician at the
hospital at Lynn. MasS....A few days
of good corn weather at last. a few
more and a good crop will be assured -.
Dr. Carpenter of Burlington, who prae-
tised medicine here many years and
whose name Is familiar as household
words. made short visit here last week.
Although past eighty years of age he re-
tains his faculties 10 3 remarkable de-
gree. His visit was a treat TO all who
were fortunate enough u see him and
listen 70 his well told stories and remin-
isceuees of old times. Prof. F. G. Ben
nett now a guest at VIM. Gilletr's was
formerly a student at the old Orange
County Grammar school aud has been
engaged in teaching in New Jersey for
more than thirty years.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29
coNsuMPIloN cuREp.

An old physician. retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands b. an East India
missionary the formula of a SIMPLE vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure Of
Consumption, Bronchitis. CafaFFh. Asthma and
and radical cure for nervous debility and all
nervous complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands If cases.
has felt il his duty 70 makei il known 10 his suf-
fering fellows. Aetuated by this motive and
desire TO relieve human suffering. / will send
free of charge 10 all who desire il. this receipt
tions for preparing and using. Sent by mail BY
addressing with stamp, naming this paper.
W. A. MOVES. Powers's Block Rochester,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29
". N. WRITTEN. ESQ.

Who lives at No. So Portland street.
Portland. Maine. a travelling salesman
for the large wholesale grocery house
Of John A. Andrews x Co., Boston.
Mass. writes us under date Of Nav
9Th: Il sell Browns Sarsaparilla to
the retail trade and can attes. that il
purifies aud enriches the blood: il i
the best in the world" Mrs. Caro-
line A. Nichols of Searsport. Maine.
under date of April %. 1889 SAYS:
think Browns Sarsaparilla is an ex-
cellent medicine. Mrs. Frank Wor-
ster. Elliott. Maine also writes US IN
der date of March p. 1886: Il have
used Browns SarsapariIla in my fam
lily and ike Ii very much. Home
testimony by honest people is the
strongest YOU can get. If YOU have
bad blood you cannot enjoy good
health. Boils. Pimples. Eczema.
Salt Rheum aud Scrofula are but few
of the indications Of bad blood. If
You would enjoy good health and hap
piness take BROWNS SARSAPA-
RILLA and purify the blood. Not
genuine unless made by Ara Warren
& Co.. Bangor, Me.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29
ROCHESTER.

! Rev. j. p. Marvin returns this week
and will occupy his pulpit next Sunday.
Subject "Down by the Sea" Some fine
| pictures. -. Amasa Lonweii and wife OF
Westminster were with III. NJ. kinsman
last Sunday .Lucian Niehon and wife
of Brandon spent last Sunday in town.
....Dr. VIM. McCollom and son of
BROOKLYN recently spent several DAYS
with his sister. Mrs. Mark Goodno. 49,.
BERTHE Haskins returns TO his home in
\ BROOKLYN this week -. Horace knowl-
ton of Lowell. Mass. is visiting here....
5. B. Morse and wife will spend several
weeks in Manchester, Lowell and Bos-
ton. Elbridge knowlton and son of
Brattlebor0 are in town.. Scott Camp
bell and family left for their home in
Carson, Iowa Monday. LIE. ). .Jewett
and wife of Boston are in town for few
days. Rev. II. b. Fay was in Gaysyille
and Pittstield last Sunday, Rev. Mr..
Smith supplying his pulpit here. .Chas.
Beard left for his home ia Boston Monday.
-. Wardner ID. Hodgkins and wife were
in Mortified last sunday. -. There will
be no services at the Cong'l church next
Sunday Austin Field and wife of Jer-
ieho were at b. f. Hubbaru's last week.
-. Mrs. Nancy Hubbard is at Cam
bridge, VT. ID. F. Hanks and wife OF
Lincoln were at Milo Balls last week..
Mrs. Chas. Pierce and children of Gard
ner, Mass. are with her mother, Mrs
Haskins. IN. W. Cooper of New York
City recently spent several days here
with his sister. Mrs. Weber,. Name
Austin is in Mortified this week..
Enoeh Washburn aud wife of Orange, |
Mass. are the guests of ). c. Clark and /
wife. =. Miss Hattie Weleh of Brandon /
spent several DAYS at O. G. Hubbard's |
=. Addie Martin returns to
Rutland this week. Rev. X. D. Fay |
aud family are in Pownal and vicinity /
for two weeks Lorenzo Ellis recently /
picked from his field a stalk of herds
grass measuring feet inch.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29

Miss Lucy skinner has returned to
town. Miss sherman has returned and
opened the fall term of the Academy
Tuesday The trustees are fortunate in
again securing her services as she is an
excellent teacher of all branches. Fred
Morse has returned 10 Montpelier Semi
nary -. Miss Lucia skinner has return
ed from a visit to Burlington. Miss
Hattie Joiner visited in West Randolph
last week. Rev. Mr.. Ward has rooms
in the Bowman house. Mrs. Ward came
last week Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Wells,
who have been at the Caseadnae went TO
Burlington saturday. The Sarah Skin
ner Memorial Society held very success
full sale and ice cream party at the Acad-
envy last Tuesday, realizing about $50.
Miss Euna Denison Is student at the
Academy Mr.. kathan visited his sis
ter. Mrs. Alden kinney last week.
Mrs. Aldrich and children nave returned
To Munson.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29
GRANVILLE.

resident of this town Is visiting relatives
here. Charles Downer has sold ali the
wild land his father owned in town..
T.. Haskins has returned home after
spending his vacation with his aunt Mrs.
George Ford. :. Henry Ninton has had q
shock Of paralysis and Is in very criti-
cal condition -. Eleazer Hubbard Is Wis
ling his son in Plymouth Orlando
Kennedy has had his pension increased to
seventeen dollars month, received back
pay nine hundred and twelve dollars.
/eba Lamb has been improving his
house by Smuggling it,. Henry Austin
has been at work for Mrs. Withert0n the
past week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29
SOUTH ROYALTON NEWS.

School in O. s. Curtis district conf
menced this week with Miss Lena Bur
hank a teacher. The village schools
are TO begin next week. n. L. Horton
of Taunton, Mass. is buying a carload
of horses and oxen for market. He will
be here again Oct. 15th....C. Z. Tarbell
and wife are camping for two weeks at
Camp Martin on Lake Champlain. Mr..
Arnold and wife of Providence. X. /. are
spending few days at the hotel... Mr..
Paige, who has been visiting at G. 5.
Drew's for a few weeks. returned home
Monday. Mrs. josiah Smith goes to
Haverhill. Mass. this week where she ex-
poets 10 spend the winter with her broth
err, Caleb Swan....J. A. Davis, pension
examiner of Windsor and Windham
counties. was ia town last week. -. Bert
Shaw of Brooklyn, n. y, VINO has been
visiting here, returned Monday. Miss
Esther Badger of Lowell. Mass. is visit
ing at John Mudgett's .... Chas. Black is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. j @. Belknap.
....E. 5. Parkhurst has sold his Wilkes
trotter to n. NJ. Horton. =. Henry Moul-
ton is recovering from the fever but is
not yet able TO sit up. The r. K. bridge
between here and the Center is undergo
ing extensive repairs. Windsor Co.
Veterans reunion at Windsor this week.
&C. ). Black, agent for f. X. Robin
son of Montana, shipped two carloads of
two and three year old colts here last
Saturday and they are offered at private
sale until Monday, Sept. End, at which
time he will sell them at auction. These
colts are good size and well bred. They |
are not Bronehos and Mustangs. VIII |
make good drive or work horses 49, Leon.
little son of Arson skinner, met with |
serious accident last Friday by the acct
dental discharge of toy pistol burying I
the shot in the palm of his hand. EX
animation failed To reveal il and Satur-
day he was taken 10 Hanover and the
shot was found deeply imbedded in the
bone. 80. Miss Jackman is to teach the
higher school and Miss Ella Latham the
primary here. This will insure tirst-class
schools in both departments. Clinton
and Ernest Hewitt went to Barre, Mon
day, where they are to attend SCHOOL,.
John Woodland and l.. ). Parkhurst have
sold their black horses To parties from
Conn. 49, Miss Mary Paddock returned
to Lowell. Mass. last week. Miss Lois
Hillery of Montpelier has been visiting
In town. w. II. Martin and wife visit
ed in Williamstown and Barre last week.
Mrs. Phillip Fee aud family are ut
Robert Fees. The Old SPAWN b. B.
g. are to play here with the Mortified
hub Friday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Briggs of Brand.
on were in town last week -. Van Ness
Abbott of Hannibal. Mo, Is ia town
-. When in need of an organ buy the
Worcester IL is the best. Rev. NJ.
ii. Ryan, Jos. Williams, Leslie Whittier,
Mrs. VIM. Prosser, Ethel Prosser, L. H.
Rhodes, +. Boyden attended the North
field eamp-meeting. -, Mrs. Emmons
Turner of Cambridge, Mass, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. J. b. Darling -. The
house OF II. c. Kidder was burned early
sunday morning; contents saved. In
sura nee 5000.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29

Mrs. Silas Jewett aud two sons from
Weybridge are visiting al HIP. Riford's.
Mrs. +. II. Prince of Northfield 4.
visiting al J. +. Princes Miss Clara
Folsom 81 lunhridge visited here last
week Phineas smith II West Windsor
recently visited II NJ smith, his uncle.
school commenced Monday with
Miss Belle Camp Is Teacher sam 6if-
ford i in Montpelier this week Mr..
and Mrs, A. G, Prince and child are Wis
iting at hi father's Bert Burnham Is
al work for his neighbors with his
rhreshing machine j.. Henry Camp Of
Plainfield visited here the first IT the
week Miss Ruth Riford.aud her two
brothers. Earl and Charles. recently Wis
tied IN Woodstock.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-29

Kate kenison returned to New Hamp-
shire last Wednesday. -. Rev. H. X.
Hastings and his wife Formerly Phi
Rowell) of Iowa have been visiting here
-. Mr.. ;. O. Ordway has suffered from
the pilfering of some Young thieves until
he thinks il best to appeal to the law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Crandall OF Bos-
ton are visiting at o. II. Kings and Mo-
ses Rowell's. We all went 10 the mus
ter. Miss Mamie Adams. v no has been
a very popular teacher here, Is said to
have been married lately....J. ;. GAY
and family of Cavendish have been visit
ing here. Mrs. Luna Dutton is visiting
her father Seth Adams. 49, Miss Lena
Burbank. who has been the teacher in
district / the past year has been engaged
to teach in 80. Royalton. She is an ex-
cellent teacher -. Rev. ;. 4. Parker
preached in town.. Byron Howe Is
working in Barre. Justin Gallup of
Boston Is in this vicinity. -. Aaron King
was brought home SATURDAY. -. The
Chelsea and South Royalton base ball
clubs played here last Wednesday. The
-. Royalton club won the game.