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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-02-28

Mrs. Abby spiIler has returned from her visit II
Manchester. n. IL.
join Rogers has moved into Mrs. Bug5ee's hous'
on tie Tunbridge road.
Frank f. Parker and , Pearl Davenport who
have been attending school II Watt rbury Center
have returned home.
Porter Downing Of Hartford visited relatives here
last week.
Geo. r. Davenport. who Is attending medical lee
lures at burlington. is st home on vacation.
Now that the railroad has been surveyed through
our village those having houses 10 let advancing
rents. notwth -tandns there are several unoceapied
houses In the village.
Mrs. j. S Chandler is In quite poor health.
DIR. Geo Davenport has very troublesome cough
Rev. b. +. Parker left last Friday for short visit
in Maine. Rev. A. Shepard will supply the Baptist
pulpit during his absence.
The Y. Baptist Society made their annual dona-
ton 10 their pastor The 18Th.
James ]. Grow IL visiting at Essex JEnction.
Tie performance VIII ch brought down the house
the Town scisoA the recitation 10y lttle Clara
OsgOOd. Every word coui be heard distinctly, and
many aid WAS the best performance OF the kind
they witnesfe ed special cash prize was made
up for her on the spot.
II Is worth noticing that all of the four regular
prizes offered at tn town school for best reading
and spelling taken by pupils from this part Of
the town follows. First In reading. Ruth Rifcrd,
school No. i; second. Grace Grow. school No. Is;
first Ia spelling Lucy UsgOod school No. IL: second,
Ned Harvey, scho 81 No. IS.
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SOUTH srRAFFoRD.

The dance at the hall that was 10 have been last
Thursday postponed 70 March 4th.
Jesse Tyson has very fine team.
Hattie Benjamin has returned from Cupperas Hi,
win West has eft Copperas Ilil.
Mr.. Wheeler and wifi OF West Hartford were In
town last week to Mrs. Tucker. who is slowly
gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Sargent were in town last
week.
Ada Benjannhas gone TO Union Village to work.
Jimmie Kendall has the measles.
This nace was made sad by the news Of the death
OF Mrs. jos sph Qunby whose remaias we're brought
L. This Place Tor interment. The funeral services
were held at the Baptist church Tuesday, Mr. Wal
dron preaching.
Charlie Whitcomb. who has been sick for long
time IL Oieoit Falls has retained he and his sis
ter Georgia who has been caring for him. returned
with him.
BESSIE Roberts is very SICK
A donation was held at the parsonage last week
Tuesday cy. About SIG given. besides proyis-
/, ms brought In In the afternoon. Considering the
weather good number were present and u plea ant
tlme enjoyed by all.
Geo. kiitredge and wife have returned TO Lowell.
VIII Sargent visited his sister at the Junction last
week.
Gertie Roberts was home IRON Union Village last
week.
Nellie Cook from Lebanon Is visiting Addie Lane.
Several from here attended tie dance at Norwith
last Satn rda, eTrHi,ig.
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"Peterson" for March comes to at its bright
est and best. The steelengraying, "a Venetian
Flower-Gir " is charming picture; and the full
page wood illustration, little maids ''Washing-
bay" for her dolls win delight the children well
as their elders. The mammoth colored fashion
plate presents = tempting array of the latest styles
in feminine dress, and the workable designs are
pretty, useful and original. An illustrated article
or "The Three Nctoras" is very 0pportune. The
portraits Of the Queen and the Empress Frederick
are from their latest photographs, and are excel
lent, as those OF the Princess Victoria and her
betrothed Alexander Of Battenberg. move
let, "a Modern Petruchio" -, promises TO be most
interesting sory and the entire literary contents
are far above the average Of magazine literature.
'Petersons" various departments are always adj
miraby sustained. and as a home periodical it
stands nnrivalled. II is always up to the times in
every particular and with each volume its list
OF attractions increases in briiliancy and number.
Terms. Two Dollars a year. Address Peterson
Magazine Co., 900 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
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Tie railroad surveyors nearing the village aud
much anxiety is iet b. our people.
Lewis Fish ~ West Randolph sited his sisters,
Mrs Paul amt Mrs. Ordway last week.
The railroad surveyors have engaged DO ard AT the
Travellers Home.
Harry Jones is sick with rheumatism.
Miss Annie Woodward closed her year OF labor In
the Vi lage school saturday the review Ia tin Af
terunon d cred 10 both teacher and scholars There
were also rhetoricnls atleauN and singing. Bessie
Booth tecri.cd 81 as reward Tor not having mark
during the wear. one If the most pleasing features
.nt the DAY 10 the child Ten The sumpiuous repast
furnished by the parents in the schopl-foOm at tile
close the exercises, which sHrpFise 60 Them.
Horace kngsbury. years Old spelled the pri-
mary class down. Ellen Pemher u Years Old, TIE
st class which irciuded seYei al elderly people.
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sheriips sale Of Real Estate on Execution

BY virtue of an execution issued on a
Judgment founded ON an original writ of
attachment, on mesne process, Will
sell by public auction, to satisfy said ex-
ecution and costs, on Saturday, the 9th
day of March A. D., 1899, at one O'Clock
In the afternoon, at the Office of the town
clerk Of the town of Chelsea, unless said
execution is paid and satisfied, together
with legal costs on the same previous to
said day of sale, the following described
real estate situated in Chelsea village. in
The county of Orange, to wit 81 acres of
land more or less, or SO much thereof as
shall be necessary to satisfy said eXecu-
ton and costs, being the same land and
premises decided TO Nettie G. Thompson
by Willard S. Hatch, Admir-, April IL,
lSs6. said deed in book 20, page Isl, of
the land records of Chelsea. This notice
Q be published in the CHELSEA HERALD,
newspaper published in the county of
orange, three successive weeks previous
70 said 9th day of March, A. D., 1889.
EDWIN NJ. COLLINS. Sheriff.
chelsea, VT Jan. ., A. ID. 1889.
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NEAT AND cLsAR-HEADED MEN

! Abhor the idea of an attack OF catarrh as
they do the bite Of poison snake. Yet
this foul and disgusting disease is very
common. In its first stages il causes
very little discomfort and is therefore
! likely to be neglected. 1t is an infiam-
nation Of the lining membrane of the
mouth. nose and throat. The glands and
membranes secrete fluid to keep the
mouth, nose 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
expectoration of offensive matter. These
drOppings will sometimes collect so rap
/ idly ms nearly to choke the person. I'M
\ less promptly treated catarrh lasts for
years. producing dreadful results. The
ordinary symptoms are pain in the eyes
and in the forehead over the eyes. dull
/ heavy headache, obstruction OF the nasal
passages. discharges failing into the
! throat and moist offensive breath. On
/ the first sign of its appearance DIT.
/ Browns Sarsaparilla should pc 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, or 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 that catarrh, being neglected, or
not arrested. gradually creeps down into
the windpipe and lungs and may end in
incurabe consumption. You may easily
and cheaply prevent this terrible calam-
ity by the use of Browns Sarsaparilla.
Not genuine unless made by Ara War
rem & Co., Bangor, Me.
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PITrsFIELD.

The village schools taught hy Misses Nellie Spald-
NJ aud Lucia Br Cd CLOSED Friday. Feb sth. Those
having no marks during The Ie were as follows
Dei'n Estabr0ok. Water and Guy Parmeutef, Vera
Nose, Roy BurrowE Charlie Chedel. George Carroll,
aud Elmer. Charlie and Nelson johnson. oscar John
sol had no absent narks. Those having NJ laIdy
nark- Maude Austin. Stella Barr. Gertie and WI
Ellis. LILA johnson. Jue Nichols Renp Parmen er.
Cora Stiles, Belle AUSTIN Alele Barr Clarence Cof-
fms Gay Durkee. Edith Frnno. Bessie Houghion,
Della JOY, Amelia LaliarTou, George Paimtnter,
Ian Rannry, Robert and May Wilson ana Ste.la
johnson. Those in the higher department having the
BE- average daily standing. Stella JOHNSON, Walter
parmenter. stella Barr. Eunie Baldwin. Maude
Austin. Belle Estabrook. TIA fenno, Libbie Beid-
Ing. Cora stiles aud Nina Parmenter. Those haA Ing
The most "SchOul money! Vera Ause, Belle Esia-
brook. Guy Parmenier. Maude Austin. Rena Par
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slIARnN.

g. W. Howe, Mrs Wilbur Howe and Leslie Ord
way are added 10 the Sick list.
Town meeting Is coming aud suppose the .day
OF resurrection, which has been predicted hy some OF
tie 'old heads
here al south STAFFORD on Friday evening OF this
week. TIE people there IN he pleased With The en-
tertainncnt we think.
Several from this place attended the concert al
South Royalinn saturday evening
II Is reported hat Bert Badger has.hired out TO o.
G.. sdwl er.
freeman Mosher. an old lime resident, died last
week Al his home here.
The In versalist snciety VIII hold q sociablc al
their had Friday evening. 10 which all are most
cordially invited
The Good Tempars viii hold public meeting on
Friday evening, March tn. Cake aud coffee served
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SOUTH RANDOLPH.

The railroad surveyors have driven their stakes
the east sie OF the branc for most OF the WAY
here and reached point near the Peak line Saturday
Edwin Green OF Braitleboro Is In town.
John Hill Of Montpelier novel two loads OF fur
niture here last saturday. The family will follow
probably This week. ana move into the house Will
Clas. Belknap. ON the old Mott place.
People nlllng their Ice houses now and the ice
Is about foot Ia thickness.
Ruth Riford drew the first reading prize at the
town school.
dephia. have returned.
Mrs. y. ". Hunt of Tunbridge visited at c. Bel
knap's last week.
John Judd has gone to westheld. N. II. TO work in
pail factory.
Rev Mr.. Austin OF East Barnard exchanged with
Rev. Mr.. ellis aud preached in the Union church
last sunday.
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Cassell's Family Magazine fr March has fer its
'rontspiece a charmin picture of handsome young
fr ami looking into her youthful face from across
irFer a character In Mr.. Barretts serial, Under a
strang Mask The family doctor this month treats
MS season Of the year. The Rev 5. Baring-1ould
writes Of the Elixir OF YOUTH" while -. w. ="
descrbps;" AN Night at "A Junction. which gives US
An exselent idea OF the life ~ The man who works
IN switches from the signal tower. IIousekeepers
I'M be Interested In Our New House aud lis Plen-
Esilenal school OF Pousewifrry.n One who has sur
tered from "stammering ana suffering gives him
Ell a. a warning 10 parents who do not have their
children broken of this difficulty while they are
young which Is the only time that anything can be
done ''0ur second Visit 10 Mars lakes the reader
az among the stars aud the fashion letters from Lon
don and Paris bring her down again to this terres-
trial bali There are the serials Of the New Year
San running and there short stories and poetry
and "Gathererr full OF useful infarmatiOn.Casst
10. New York. Is cents a number, $3.50 year in
sdxaneq.
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HANCOCK.

Minnie and George Fuller OF Granville visited here
Friday
Mrs. J. r. Rhodes is quite sick.
Mrs. Rovden. who has been sick for long time. IA
improving.
Geo. Robbins Of N4tick, Mass. was in town last
week.
Granville.
Carrie. infant daughter Of John Address, has been
very III but Is improving.
5. Spencer has moved into the Ellsworth house.
Mrs. staples is visiting her daughter Mrs. Edith
Spencer.
Ar. George has moved onto the Walter DALEY
farm.
ros.,h xvtniams Of Mortified was In town last
week lie las rented part Of E. Dariing's tenement
and will soon move here.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets with Mrs A. II
son Thursday. Feb 18th.
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The New York Fashion Bazaar for March offers
the first limitations ofthe new spring styles. II
contains the early spring street and house-dresses
evening and ball toilets, fancy dresses and tea
gowns. The fashion plates in this magazine are
Obtained directly from Paris and reliable guides
to the best and most fashionable modes for ladies
and children. The continued stories in the Fash
ion Bazaar always of a high class. In the pres
well Gray, author Of 'The Silence Of Dean Matt.
land" is continued. There is also in course OF
publication a very interesting novel from the Ger.
man of Heinburg, entitled my Hearts Darling.
There are charming sketches and interesting mis-
cellany. A sample copy will be sent to any address
receipt Of IS cts by the publisher, George Mum
roe, II TO AZ Vanderwater Street, New York By
subscription, So per year.
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PoMFRET.


Harry Vail is dangerously sick.
The funeral Of Asaph Churchill was last sa,ur-
day.
w Kmgsley's little boy was recently badly Bit
ten in the face by dog.
Miss Eta Hodges is visiting at Rev. Mr.. Hamil-
tons n W. Il. Junction.
Miss Joanna Doton is visiting at C. H. Naugan's'
The friends and ncighbors Of Andrew Harding
and wife gave them happy surprise Monday even
ing and left tokens of respect.
The Farmers Club meeting held at the town
hall was well attended and generally interesting,
though We hardly think il the proper place to dis:
nIav goods for sale. Edwin Alien was elected
president Of the club for the ensuing year, I. c.
Sherhurne Ist vice and g. w. Harding I'D vice
president, NJ. H. Miller sec. and Charles Vaughan
treas We understand that the young mems party
that made so plucky fight against the moss backs
or ring party at the Sept election will again be on
deck March sth and the hope is entertained that
they NAV succeed in putting live, honest and bust
ness men into office.
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GRANVILLE.

Mr.. Wilson, editor oftle Bristol Herald, was in
town last week.
~. +. Spear has gone to Hartford.
School in No. has completed a success ful term Of
twelve weeks. Average Attendance 70 ~ ls number
Of scholars IS, Those having no absent marks were
Ina Lull, Katie Luli aud doe lam.
g. NJ. ANGEL, teacher.
Mrs. Orlando Kennedy is in very poor health.
Miss Ada Flint Of Hancock is visiting in town.
Betty Ksnnedy gavea party last week on the an
niyersary Of her birthday.
Abbie Hubbard Is siek With erup.
w. c. Hubbard and Mrs. Pearsons are visiting in
Rutland.
Mrs. Minnie L. Wilmington is visiting friends in
Warren.
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RaNpoLPh.

II, s. Huse spent last week In Montpelier.
Martin washburn left saturday Tor his fih trip &c
Ala Ia.
Mrs Hazen Wood is improving in health.
Tie congT society made about $50 nj their enier-
tainment last week.
The district schools closed last Friday with town
school. The da all that could be desired and
the exercists were much enjoyed by all.
Died in Washington, ID. O.. Feb. IS. 1852. Firam
st nrs Washburil, aged 60 Years. Mr.. Washbarn
resident of Randolph fiom carly youth 70
manhood. received his education at eur Orange
Counfy Grammar School. went West in the early
days OF California. employed by the govern
meni for Two years surveying. came east soon after
the war,tO Washington. and employed for sever
ai yesrs In the Treasury Department. More recent
" lac has been connected with the Government print
ing Office.
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BUTCHERS GOLDEN I4IoUIp The best
butter color made. Is stronger. more
true to nature, and proved by actual test,
prominently superior. Is sustained by
highest testimonials from the best dairy
men, creameries, dealers, who say il is
''far superior to anything | ever used"
Gives the June tint always. No danger
IN excess of getting a red or brick color.
Try it-by weight or measure. Apply
any test and you will know what color
to use in future. Febl4w3mos.
FRED'K butcher d Son, st. Adams.
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CHELSEA AROUND TOWN.
.hnmas GODFREY is very slclk.

Thomas OOulfc9 10 'ci Ht
pew and Mr.. Herrick were at Ran
dolph over Sunday.
WP. Townsend's brother of Barre
has been visiting him.
Miss Gale Hood entertained few
,,iends at her home Monday eve.
I'd Fuller gave the people surprise
nv quietly getting married. The cigars
came round all right. A long and pros
porous life to them.
ED. Barnes of Orange County Hotel
has recently purchased new Estey or
Ssn from Bailey's music rooms, Burling-
Ion for use in the house.
Dr Kate C. Bushnell of Chicago whose
lectnre was postponed on account OF the
death of her father, is expected 10 be
here March 10 and 20.
The Sons of Veterans have just bought
anew Smiths American organ for their
camp room, from the mandatory in
Hoston. 1t is fine toned instrument
and they are much pleased with it.
The new and popular drama "Rebec-
cas- Triumph" is to be given at Hotel
Hail Wed. and Thur. evenings March =
and under the auspices of Waterson w.
re. A good thing may be expected as
the caste in entirely of ladies and much
mains has been taken with aits prepare
ton.
There will bel social gathering at DIR.
Corwin's Friday evening under the aus
niees of the w. c. Il. u. Arrangements
nave been made for debate on one of
the great educational questions OF the
day with two Revs., Prof. and an M.
D. as disputants. Everyone should hear
il.
The sociabe and rainbow party given
nv the Ladies Aid Society No. ? Friday
evening was well attended and success.
A handsome napkin ring was given for
prlze to the gentleman who sewed the
aaron he drew the best and was secured
by Arthur Abbott. b. ). Flint, q. >.
Emery and +. III. Kenerson came very
near the prize having done some fine
sewing. The receipts were about $40.
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Great Closing Out Sale.

The great sale Of clothing by J. G..
Mann is attracting buyers from far and
near and all who go there soon find out
he means business and is really closing
out his great stock Of clothing, boots,
shoes, ETC., at unheard of prices even for
a closing out sale. Don't miss this OPP
portunity TO buy good clothing at about
your own price.
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Why will you suffer so fearfully with
chilblans as long as DIR. A. &. Bailey,
West Randolph, J. 7. Tower q Son,
Rochester, and William Z. NTH of East
Bethel are all just aching to sell you a
bottle of Maxham's Balm that will cure
them at once, or if they are liberated use
hayham's Carbolized Ointment upon
them. If your dealer does not have them
I. A. Markham, Bethel, Vt.
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RRAINrREE.

me thermometer stood at IS below Monday
morning.
Henri Bagley has returned from Granville after an
absence OF i've weeks.
Miss Anna Woodward has finished her school at
East Bethel aud returned home.
Mrs. Joel Cady Is suffering with rheumatism.
Chas. f. Woodland, Jr. Is at home on a vacation
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New Magazines, Books. etc.

A hitherto unpublished chapter in the life of Ed
gar Allan Poe will appear in Harper's Magazine
for March. The old lady who was the heroine OF
this early love p sode Of the poets gave Mr. Au.
gnstus Van les permission to write down and
publish her rei iscences of provided her identi-
~ should not be revealed She declared that the
portrait of the poet which is reproduced in this
number of Harper's was ssthe best one she had ey-
er seen, and had his expression" She died in the
West in 1897, over seventy wears old.
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UNTIMELY DEATHS.
A Great Preacher Talks ON the subJert
and his Words are Reinforced by .
Scientific Physician.

A 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.
set shrink ut the approach Of DEATH There
Is something so horrible about ending all ties
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Has your subscription ex-
PRED, If so this is your Last
paper unless renewed.

FoR SALE:-Good upholstered sleighs,
s32 to Sl2. Traverse sleighs, $50 to S42.
ISAAC NEWTON, West Randolph, Vt.
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and relations 10 this
world and going out
into thecoldand dark
unknown; in the
very thought of tho
deep grave, to which
I we all are going, and
in the agony and
pain that proceeds
them both, t h at
naturally make the
strongest quake. I
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do not wonder. that the poet in writing Of IL
For thou art terriblei'"
In connection with this subject, come tho
timely remarks of the well known DIR. Boditch-
lie SAYS -"There are at least million people
ia their graves to-day, who might be- .--e.li and
in the enjoyment OF life and health. Why then
did they die? Simply because they were
tboughtiess, needless and neglected 20 use proper
care and the right remedy. No man or
woman, who has regular habits u careful In
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diet, and uses tilat
really remarkable
preparation known
as Hunts Remedyin-
diligently, should
not-need not, be
sick or fear untimely
death. N a t u r G
wishes every man
and woman to be
healthy, and she
gives them I h c
means to become so.
w o e, therefore, 70
those who neglect
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the right means until 1t is too late.
These statements, coming from the high
sonrces they do, should carry the weight they
Seserye They show clearly that no man or
Toman need despair but can expect health.
,anniness and long life, by care, proper living
snd the use OF the right remedy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-19

"when I'm big I'll be q soldiers
That's what I will be;
Fight for fAthes, night for mother,
Over land and scar
Ana before him ON the table
Stood in bright array
All his little wooden soldiers,
Ready for the fray.
Then he charged his little cannon,
Singing out with glee,
"When I'm big I'll be soldier,
That's what will ber'
BY the flrelight sat the mother,
Tears were in her heart,
Thinking Of the swift time coming
When they two must part
Soon the shallow fell between them,
Soon the years new by;
He has leitshis little mother,
Left her-perhaps to die.
All the laughter gone forever
All the sunshine fied;
Only little mother praying
BY his empty bed.
Then there came dreadful battle,
And upon the plain
Cept the little mother, seeking
Soms one mid the slain,
But she never found her darling
In the white moon gleam,
For the little cannon firing
Woke her from her dream.
All n dream! He stood beside her,
Sin ying out with glee,
When I'm big I'll be a soldier,
That's what viii bev'
u. l.. MoUoy IN Temple Bar.