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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-09
SOUTH ROYALTOR NEWS.

Miss Maggie Smith is not as well.
DR.. Carpenter has returned from STRAIT
ford.
J. O. BellSnap and wife are in Boston
this week.
Calvin Dixie has been quite sick for the
past week.
Miss Sue Lamb has recovered from her
recent illness.
Work on the repairs of the Cong'l
church will begin at once.
Ed Reynolds of Mechaniesyille, n. Y.
visited his parents last week.
Misses Ona and Ala Day have opened
dressmaking rooms at Mrs. III .Hayne's 5.
Henry Simmonds, who was injured by
being thrown from a wagon two weeks
ago, is recovering.
Charlie Woodland has gone TO Cieve-
land, Ohio for his little son. who has
been there for several months.
NJ. }. Sargent & Son have just received
their stock of Ladies and Misses hats
with trimmings in the latest styles.
The creditors of NJ. S. Adams are noti-
fed to meet at Woodstock Monday, May
18th to prove their claims and choose an
assignee.
Miss Helen Southgate is the favored
candidate for the postofiiee, having re-
ceived the highest number of votes at the
caucus called TO choose for nomination.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pike will celebrate
the 50th anniversary of their marriage
this, Thursday, eve. j. w. Pike of Lit.
tie Falls, n. y. X. ID. Crane and wife of
Winchendon, Mass. and M. J. Sargent
and wife will be present with others.
Ed Smith and wife are visiting in
Mortified and Montpelier -. Edwin
Paige has returned from Mass. Walter
Chadwick has moved hack to North Roy
alton.... Harry Whipple has moved into
the Lathrop house. Miss Whitney OF
Tunbridge is working for Mrs. Abbie
Foster. Ed Reynolds visited his home
last week. Miss Belle Blake and Mrs.
Matte Bradstreet returned from Florida
last week.. Mrs. Wilson has returned
to her home. +. Payne, a piano tuner
from Hydepark will be in town about
the middle of the month. Byron Ber-
nv has returned to his home in Chelsea !
on account of Illness. Rev. Chas. Dui- |
ton was in town last week. The Day |
sisters have opened a dressmaker's shop |
at Mrs. Haynes. o. Belknap is ia
Boston this week.
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NORTH TtNBRIpGF.

A little son of Fred Porter's, who re.
Gently went to Cavendish to work foI
the Gay Bros. is very sick with pneu-
monia and w. b. Porter and wife have
gone to their assistance. The Baptists
were somewhat disappointed on last
Sunday, It being reported in last weeks
HERALD that minister would be pres
ent to preach on trial but did not come.
On next sunday. 18th another man is ex-
pected to be here for the same purpose
-. The order of Good Templars held
sugar party in WTight's hall on Satur-
day evening with n fair attendance. The
entertainment consisted of speaking,
reading and music. They wish to ex-
press their thanks to Phil Smith and his
chum, mt mbers Of the Normal School
brass band for the excellent music fur
nished for this occasion by them.
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coNsUMPTIoN CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, hay
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 make it known to his suf-
fering fellows. Actuated by this motive and
desire to relieve human suffering, l will send
free of charge to all who desire it, this receipt
in German, French or English, with full direc-
tons for preparing and using. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this paper,
w. A. MOVES, Powers's Block Rochester,
N Y
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SUPERVISORS ELECTED.

The following supervisors were elected
at the meetings of the county boards on
Tuesday:
Addison county, Il. A. HAssRLTINF,
Brs oil.
Bennington county, PROF. K. w.
HOWE, North Bennington
Caledonia county, PROF w. IL. TAY-
LoR, Hardwick.
Chittenden county, PROF. j. 5. Gil
LEY Jericho.
Essex county, j. II. WALBRIDGE, w.
Concord.
Franklin county, Ii. +. RUsrEDT,
Richford.
Lamoille county, J. w. REDMOND,
Hyde Park.
Orange county, G. w. GooDHUE,
Wells River.
Orleans county, MASON STONE, West
field.
Rutland county, W. F. WALKER, Proc
tor.
Washington county, REV. /. p. BOOTH,
Mortified.
windham county, G. p. Holt, Hins-
date, N. II.
Windsor county, J. IL. DUNBAR, w.
X. Junction.
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NORTH PoMFREr.

Dr. Ira Adams and son of Derry, N.
II. were in town last week.. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l.. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w.
Roberts and Genevieve Snow are dele
gates to the Y. p. 5. G. Il. Union at
Norwich May lG.... Mr.. d. 4. Cooling
has been making repairs on buildings
....Mr. Joshua Frasier of Holyoke,
Mass. made his mother, who is quite
sick short visit. Mrs. Thomas has
been visiting her daughter in Hartford
MIR. Henry Harding has been tear
ing down the old buildings on his
place.
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RARNARD.

Mrs. Augusta Putnam of Rochester is
visiting relatives in town.. Mrs. Sack
EFT Of Somerville, Mass. is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. CrOwell. Elmer
Abbott and his son Truman, who have
been spending the winter in Pasadena,
Cal. returned last week w. j. Ire
william andsCharles Aiken attended the
N. Y. Centennial. Mrs. Forsyth and
Miss Bessie Mitchell are at Frank An
ge,l's....T The M. f. Sunday School Or
ganized last Sunday with the following
officers: Superintendent, Frank Rand,
Asst. Nelson Chamberlain, Treas. Mrs.
Frank Rand, See. Miss Lucy Hammond.
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EAST BARNARD.

C. f. Black is in Boston this week
buying new goods. MISS ADJ Newton
is teaching the school here. Miss F. l..
Allen is again teaching in No. s, Pom
fret. A German peddlar, who put up
with Eugene Danforth last Saturday
night, had horse taken suddenly sick
....Dr. c J.Allen of Waitsfield is in New
York taking post graduate course.
Fred Henry left for Chicago last Sat
urday...S. II. Allen is making quite ex-
tensive repairs on his buildings, with the
Brownells for Carpenters. The humps
are still lurking about seeking whom
they NAV devour... Walter Harlow has
hired out to S. II. Allen for The season.
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RANpoLPH.

Teachers Meeting in the school house
at Randolph Center, Sat. May IL, at
80 z. NJ.
PROGRAM
1. Genera exercises, Misses Howard
and Gerry.
2. What shall we read? Misses Eddy
and Camp.
3. What shall we do about Physiolo-
gy? Misses Wood and Gillette.
4. How shall we interest and busy
the little ones? Misses Sprague and
Paine.
3. How shall Se teach Drawing ?
Misses Blodgett and Flint.
6. How can we best secure regular
attendance9 Misses Edison and Brews-
ster.
Z. Question box.
The public is invited to attend.
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NORTH RoYALTON.

+. Faneuf and wife have returned to
their home in st. Adams. Miss Fos-
ter has commenced her school in No. g..
Mrs. G. +. Deering has been in South
Royalton caring for her sister, who has
been i'll again. Horace Hunter has ta-
ken the planting ground on John Stacks
farm Riley Rogers is much better.
Mrs. Allen Deering is visiting in
East Randolph.
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BRAINTREE.

Miss Emma Bass of Bethel is stopping
for a few days with her parents, MIR. anu
Mrs. Cornelius Bass. The mean tenn
perature of the weather for April was 80
degrees above zero, the warmest in many
years and eight degrees warmer than
last year, the coolest day being the 5th,
20 above; the warmest the 26th, 80 above.
Sunrise record. Very little rain fell dur
ing the month. Strawberries and dan
deli0ns were in blossom on the first day
of May.
NOTICE After this date, May 13,
1889, my grist mill will be closed at 80
r. NJ, also three days in the week from
Z A. NJ. to r. NJ, Tuesdays, Wednes-
days and Fridays. Sl4
VI. Nj. BLANCHARD, Braintree.
G. T.. Woodland has put on the road
from Peth and vicinity a milk wagon
that takes milk to the West Randolph
creamery -. +. Packard went into Mr..
G. Woodlands barn at In the morning
to shear sheep and at at night he had
AZ sheep all nicely sheared. Mr.. Wood
ard had the wool done up Cor him and
carried TO the wool room. Mr.. Packard
was not working on a wager and did not
try to see how much he could accom-
plish in day but seeing that puff for the
Rutland boys asking the old shearers to
look up their record of shearing. put us
in mind of Mr.. Packard's skin. Braintree
people think he is competent to compete
with the IIartland boys. Mrs. j. Mar
tin is sending out some nice raised work
in the line of fine art decoration. An
ME Woodward has gone to her work in
Bethel.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-09

Several weeks since Mrs. S. Arnold in
jured her wrist severely by falling and
has had no use of it since. w. Par
menter is in Boston this week purchas-
ing new goods. Myrtle Kibbee is at
the Gulf House in Williamstown at
work this season.... VIII Little and fam
lily have rented the tenement house of II.
c. Kibbee. Mrs. NJ. Peck, who has
been confined to her room and bed for
four months has been riding out this
week.
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QUECHEE LAMBERT

Was sired by Daniel Lambert and
Daniel Lambert sired by Ethan Allen.
Standard bred. No. 2267 of Vol. 8. Dam
by Roxey, bv Billiard Cassius M. Clay,
Grand Dam by Hale's Green Mountain
Morgan will make the season at toe sta
bles of A. N. Hayes, one mile from Pitts
field. For further information send for
circular to, 4w
A. n. HAYES, Pittsfield, VT.
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GAYsyILLE.
A new line of millinery at Mrs. S. p
Browns. Please call.


A new line Of millinery at Mrs. S. p.
Browns. Please call.
Geo. Salmon moved his family to Roy
alton the first of the week. John An
gell and wife of Queehee visited friends
| in town the first of the tek.-.. Pearl
Cutler has moved into l.. 5. Lambs
house. -. Mrs. Sadie Spauldiug and chill
dren have gone to Claremont, N. III. to
/ live ...John Adams has purchased the
house occupied for a long time by ku-
gene Spaulding, and expects to move
soon and will repair and run the saw mill.
-. Rev. Mr.. Tucker is TO preach ut the
Nj. II. church for the coming year, and
will move this week into the house adj
joining Elbridge Spaulding's, known as
the Brown house .Jesse Wright and
wife, who have been visiting in Roches-
ter, have gone to Concord to reside....
Miss Sally Gay spent Saturday and Sun
day mt Randolph Center. Our mer-
chants are in Boston this week....T The
road commissioners had nesting here
last week....A portion of Q. Il. Han
sons goods were sold last Saturday..
c. Il Hanson and family moved 10 Bar
re the first of the week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanson will be greatly missed in the
community especially in the musical line,
where they were always ready to assist.
Mr.. II. has been for many years leader
of the Universalst choir, Mrs. II who is
a fine alto singer, formed one of a quar-
tettc there, while Miss Flora acted AS or
ganist. They have lived in town for
nearly ten years and won the respect aud
regard of all our people. LAT the
last Sunday one united with
the Congl church by baptism and con-
fession of faith.
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Card.

/ would like TO inform my patients and the
public that as | intend God willing removing
to Boston, l have sold my practice to Dr. w.
F. Mann, recently from Philadelphia Dental
College, with whom l shall stay in the new Of
fee in Averill's Block till June list to intro
duce him and complete some unfinished work
shall leave all unsettled accounts with w. Z.
Barney, Esq; for adjustment after the first of
June. j. c. BRIGGS,
Barre, May 6, 1889.
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EAST RErHFL.

Mrs. L. d. Greene and children of
d. Paul....Mrs. D. B. Buck, who has
been confined to her bed four years is
not as well as usual. ID. Brown
has hired the Wedgewood house and
will move this week.
Rev. S. A. Parker will preach here
next Sunday at the usual hour.
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NORWICH.

The next quarterly conference of the
White River Christian Endeayor Union
will be held in Norwich Thursday after
noon and evening, May 10th commenc-
ing at ? 30 O'Clock. All are cordially in
vited. The program is as follows:2 80
p. M, Prayer Meeting, led by Mr.. II. b.
Odds, Non wich; Reports of Societies /;
What it means to be a Christian Endeav-
orer, Miss Emma Il. Neal, Randolph ;
Helps and Hinderances, Mr.. g. III.
Gould, Y. NJ. c. A., Hanover; Solo,
Miss Bertha Hazen, West Hartford I;
Our Name and Motto, Mrs. J. j. Web
ster, Hartland; Minute Testimonies,
How we Increase Mutual Acquaintance /;
z 30 z. NJ, Praise Meeting, led by Mr.. r..
Il. Ross, Norwich; Old Testament
Characters, MIR. o. 5. Davis, Y. M. c. A..
Hanover; Conscience as a Leader in
Spiritual Things, Rev. A. r. Crawford,
Bethel; Duet, Misses Bertha and Alice
Hazen, West Hartford; Bible Study,
Miss Ella l.. Ferrin, Randolph; Active
Members, Miss Fannie Wright, Hart
ford. Half fare rates on the Wood
stock, Central Vermont and Passumpsic
Railroads. Ask for round trip tickets.
Gospel Hymns will be used.
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If you are going fishing and want good
luck YOU should send twenty-five cents
to Z. A. Markham, Bethel. VT. Tor bot
tie of his famous trout secret that
fetches the 6 inch fellows every time
and a good lot of them. And you
should buy bottle of Maxham's
Balm of either f. +. Evans & Co.
West Randolph; J. T. Tower & Son,
Rochester; II. p. Chapman. Woodstock /:
Geo. /. Abbott & Co., w. r. Junction;
w. p. Smith, East Bethel; J. V. Bah
cock & II. r. Bixby, Montpelier, to take
along with You in case that bee or
wasp or any other insect should become
too familiar with you.
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PITrsFIELp.

G. w. Brigham and Co.'S. store was
broken into last night and about $500
worth of goods were stolen consisting
mostly of watches and jewelry They
cut a hole through the back door and en-
tereu from that point. 1t was evidently
done by parties quite familiar with the
premises -. Rev. Frank Goodrich, the
new Methodist pastor is in town. but his
family have not yet arrived.
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FARM F0R SALE.

Situated on the main al from Brnasts.,,
Mortified d, one-half mile from East Porln-axu e,e
ohoe; seneois ard meetings. c,nians III ~ ~.
Eood ianu, "a msh state Of cultivation. R,,n'1a.m
o - class Never falling water AZ ion q snS Hshsi
Young fruit best sugar orchard Kun As ssir -ia
WIN sell With or without the stock tool ~. an
farm that viii make money. Tinle.giyen ny "aas
n. N. PACE Faaf ~
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HORTON sARGENr
SMALL FARM FOR san

Small farm for sale in Royalfon y,
mile from the depot on the NORTH y Que
fiYer. said farm consists Of seven 1e % 0s
land under high state Of cuItiyst;oss 'fes q
buildings, house, newly repaired and and, uocd
hunnlng water at house and barn q fIalnIed
d d barn For particulars call on ]. q "a ann 10
Chelsea, VI. or NJ. +. Skinner. Royal n Aisn
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l.. G.. Bowles has moved to the village
Ira Calef is repairing his house,.
w. Il. Worthley found parrot in the
street a few days ago and as yet no own
er has been found. George Downing
has been shingling and clapboarding his
houap
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, CHASE NURSERIES,

Win yon please inform ,OD,
readers that we have permanent employm man,
for honest, temperate, energetic men. solieit,a
orders for our fruit and ornamental mrs.
stock; The business is easily and opok,
learned and successful men are earning soaS
salaries with steady work. Our stock h IA
class, hardy and true TO name. Those dezi5s,
full particulars will please address MS.
r.. G. CHASE&
q Pemberton Square. Boston. Mass.
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PATENTS TO vERMoNrERs.

List issued from the United States Pat
ent Office for the week ending April
9th, furnished us by Milo b. Stevens &
Co., solicitors of patents and claims,
Glover Building, Washing on, d. G.
Amos IL. Carpenter, Waterford, now
ing machine; William Holmes, Char
lotte, lifting jacket; Jas. Ii. Murdoch,
Woodstock, invalid litter.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-09

Young married man (Ameriean) WIZ
had experiences IN carpentry and un5p','.. va
something Of machinery aud desires 81 ,,4i iAl
more. Must be free from bad bab;,. W ~
thoroughly honest and industrious. 10 NAV n.
man permanent position at fair wages 4 1 os
perience, age, health, etc. 9''siis en-
MANUFACIURER. Readsho.. ".
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INTIMELY DEATHS.
a Great Preacher Talks ON the s"DJecs
and his Words are Heinforcen ~
scientific Physfcfnn.

prominent New York preacher, IN a recent
sermon, made the following remarkable state
ment:-"I do not wonder that thousands OF
people, many Of whom seem the best prepared.
vet shrink at the approach Of DEATH There
i something 80 horrible about ending all ties
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GOOD FARM FOR sa,s

Owing 70 i'll health offer NV g..
south of West Randolph. VI - ,arnl, nils
70 Bethel. Contains about 10 On ao. direct nal
farm and so acres in an ad;o;.;; aeres in homs
and pasture. Water at hons M, lot' wood
OF fruit and good sugar orchard T Ta Lou
and easy 70 carry ON. Good bn;Ij t;,suu lsya
sell very cheap. Stock and tooIs s,;sT viii
desired. Easy terms. - 'O'S WIN farm 4
mp HoprroNr CO..
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"If you are waking, call me early"
said the youthful Queen of the
May. But we are not waking" early
just now. The fact is, we have just pur-
chased a new bed at Paine's Furniture
Co., As Canal street, Boston and we are
doing some tall sleeping.
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RESEMBLING A SWEETMFAT.-R,

RESEMBLING A SWEETMEAT:-B the
occasional use of Hamburg Figs, which are less
like medicine than a sweetmeat, the bowels
and liver can be kept in perfect condition and
attacks Of constipation, indigestion, piles and
sickheadache prevented. % cents Dose, one
Fig. Mack Drug CO., New York.
For sale by 4. E. Evans & Co.
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SOUTH TuNpRIpGE.

After many months of suffering with a
malignant cancer, Mrs. David Blanchard
died Sunday aged Al. She was an esti
mable wife, mother and neighbor and
was beloved by all who knew her.
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M A R R | E 0.

In Roxbury, April 30, by Rev. II. c.
Howard, J. Jones Steele of Roxbury ana
Alice NJ. GillIgan of Duxbury.
In Roxbury, May lst, by Rev. II. G.
Howard Ashley 4. Smith to Nav 4.
Carr both of Woodbury..
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Statesmen WANTED.

To canvass for the sale of Nursery Stock.
A full line of leading specialties. SALARY
and EXPENSES paid to successful men. No
experience necessary. Write for terms, stat
ing age, mention this paper.)
c. L. BOOTABY, Nurserymrn,
Rochester N. Y
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For Sale.

A dark browns years old Morgan mare
10 hands high, will weigh in good condi-
ton 1000 lbs. The above mare is II nice
upheaded driver, is sound, safe and kind
to work in all places. Enquire of
HERBERT A. WOOD,
Barnard, VT. 4wp.
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MNNAAANA az -
diet, aud uses that
really remarkable
,repnt.ttiOii known
rs Hunts l.emedyin
diligently, should
nOt-need not, &c
sicll or fear uHtinoll
death n "A [ IA I G
wishes every man
and woman TO be
healthy, and she
gives them { u e
means t. become 50.
W oe, therefore, 70
those who neglect
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Just opened, the latest styles in French
Flannel Shirts, Lawn Tennis Caps or
Shoes, Newest Furnishing Goods for
gentlemen besides all the correct styles
in Summer Suits and Hats at j. G.
Mann's. Rememer if you buy your
Clothing of him you won't get left on
style or fit and you will get honest, ins
class goods at bottom prices.
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DfeU.

In So. Tunhridge, May 9TH, Mrs. Emma
L. (Noyes) Blanchard, aged Al.
In Tunbridge, Apr. 30, Mrs. Susan f.
Rowell, aged 81 years, , mos. aud 8 days.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-09

and relations to this
world and going out
niotliecoldanddark
unknown; in t b e
very thought Of the
deep grave, to which
we all are going, and
in the agony and
pain that precedes
them both, t b a t
naturally make the
strongest quake. l
.. H. - Il
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WANTED.

We are wanting large force Of sEARr AND In
fELLiGENr MEH 70 travel and solicit orders fgy
trees, shrubs, vines, etc. on SALARY.
LIBER Al TEXAS 10 BEGINNERS II u NATURE Ann
s. 4. CANNON CO., Worcester, Mass MayI,
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onECHFE.

Rev. r. c. Lansing preached at the
Cong'l church last Sunday Mrs. VIM.
Eastman died at the residence Of her
son, j. III. Eastman Sunday last and was
buried at Hartand on Tuesday. She
leaves three sons and one daughter....
Rev. X. c. Lansing preached the funeral
sermon of Miss Josie Gates at the resi-
dence of her father in Hartland on Sun
day. She was member of the Cong'l
church of this place. Rev. Prescott
Fay will occupy the pulpit at the Congl
church for the next two Sabbatns....
win Kane has secured over $50 for the
Quechee Assn Library and the library
was presented with a dozen books by
the influence of Miss Il. G.. Udall a short
time ago.. Geo. Pitkin is at work at
at the White Mountains papering
and whitewashing Quarterly meet
ing of the Methodist church will be at
Woodstock Thursday evening.
Wanted
For cash, all kinds Of old u. 5. and
Foreign stamps at highest cash prices.
FRANK w. GREENE, Quechee, VI.
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FARM ZOE SAIr

Situated in Braintree, being the farm owned
by Loren Marsh, containing 100 acres. wood
enough for farm, 200 second growth sugar
trees, young grated apple orchard. Have new
ly painted and blinded barn, 2Sx3s; horse barn.
22x2s; all in good repair. On good road: IL
mile from school, one mile from church. In
qrire of j. ID. Battles, w. Randolph, VT. Imp
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F0R RHFIIhnnrIcnn

In any form take BROWNS sALICYTny
price 30 cents. Two bottles sent free fog SIs
Browns Salicyline CO., Elmira, N. Y IN N
Druggists. - - AA
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Good express wagon for sale. just the
thing in which to carry milk to the cream
cry. A. II. BEEDLE.
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BU N.

In Thornton. N. H.. April 81. daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin F. Houston.
In W. Randolph, Apr. 30, a son to Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis ii. Kibbee.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-05-09

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