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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-14


AL. Moore Was in Boston last week.
Mrs. E. L. Paige of Rutland is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. Minnie Blodgett of St Adams is
visiting her parents.
Several teachers from this town attend
ed the teachers institute at W. k. Junction
last week.
A large force of men is being employed
at the steam mill in the west part OF the
town.
Those interested in forming a Young
Peoples Society are requested to meet at
Mrs. Austin's next Friday eve.
DR.. A. L. Mcmillan of Hanover, Mass,
was in town last week and purchased a
horse of Henry French that he took back
with him.
Mr.. Seaver, the owner and manager OF
the steam mill in the west part of the town
was very severely cut by a circular saw
Saturday the End inst. He was removed
to his home in Taftsville.
The remains of Flossie, the little daqgh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Moore OF Bos-
ton were brought to this town MONDAY,
the funeral being held Tuesday at the
house OF A. L. Moore, the grandfather oil
the child.
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no QUIZ SUBSCRIBERS.

The special announcement which
appeared in our columns some time
since, announcing special arrange
ment with DIR. A. j. Kendall Co., OF
Enosburgh Falls, Vt, publishers OF
ga Treatise on the Horse and his dis
cases." whereby our subscribers were
enabled TO obtain copy of that valua-
Bile work free by sending their address
(and enclosing two-cent stamp for
mailing same) is renewed for a limited
period. We trust all will avail them
selves of the opportunity of obtaining
this valuable work. To every lover OF
the horse it is indispensable, as il
treats in a simple manner all the dis
eases which afilict this noble ami
NAL. Its phenomenal sale throughout
the United States and Canada, make
it standard authority. Mention this
paper when sending for ''Treatise.
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There viii be no service at the Universal
list church next Sunday.
Mr.. Greeley is painting his house.
The CongI Ladies Aid Society meets
with Mrs F. A. Guernsey on Wednesday
of this week.
Rev. Mr.. Truck preached at the Method
ist meeting house Sunday morning ahc eV-
ening.
Wanted, second hand organ. Address,
n. c. HARVEY, Rochester, VT.
The suit of Friday brought by Jo. Rob
inson against Ransom Morgan, was not de-
cided. The jury disagreed.
Horace Coles youngest child is very SICK
and not expected to live.
Efie Richardson is home from Gardner,
Mass, to care for her mother who has hao
| paralytic shock.
| Lucius Martin returned from Plymouth
Friday where he had been to attend MS
sisters funeral.
Mr.. Sidney Smith who has spent the
summer here has returned to his home IN
Shoreham.
Mrs. Aurelia Marsh and daughter went
to Mortified, Mass, Thursday where she
will open boarding house.
H.H. Cushman was in Orange, Mass, on
business last Thursday.
| DR.. w. NJ Huntington was in Brandon
for short visit last week.
Milo Ball has been repairing his house
which greatly improves the looks.
Mrs. w. d. Huntington spent last week
with Addie Briggs in Brandon.
Mrs. B. n. Whitney fell and sprained her
arm very badly last Wednesday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Bride on Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Pierce go TO Bos-
ton on Monday to remain several weeks.
The harvest supper and fair at the Meth
odist church last Wednesday evening was
a success in every way. A pleasant time
was enjoyed by all. About $50 were gath
| cred in by the ladies.
Mrs. Julia Wing returned from Lebanon
Tuesday to make preparation to accompa-
ny her friends to Florida.
Rev Mr.. Fay and family left Friday for
Sharon.
Mr.. Vandyke returned from Lowell on
Tuesday where he had been to visit his
daughter.
Mr.. Grove returned Friday to his home
| in Braintree.
Richard welch of Brandon was in town
last week.
The school on the branch taught by Mr..
Angel of Randolph closed Friday after a
successful term.
Wardner Hodgkins and Mr.. Boutwell,
have been working in Stockbridge this
past week.
Rufus Angel Of Randolph was the guest
eff his brother last week.
Ransom Morgan Of Glens Falls, N. Y,
and Mr.. Algier Of Northfield, were in town
Friday.
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SIOUX CITY LAND COMPANY.

The officers are as follows: Geo. Leon
ard, Boston, president; John Eaton, Bos-
ton, vice-president; Chas. W. Baldwin.
Boston, secretary and treasurer.
Directors, Geo. Leonard, Boston: John
Eaton, Boston. VIM. II. Wilcox, Maiden
Mass, Frank c. Henderson, Sioux CITY.
Iowa, Geo. Dennison, Boston.
The Sioux City Land Company is chartered
under the laws Of Iowa with an authorized
capital of S500.00O over $500 600 of which has
been already subscribed.
The Company owns 800 acres of land within
the city limits Of Sioux City, Iowa. and pro
pose to develop the same by grading streets.
setting out trees, and building houses for par
ties as they may desire. Twenty acres of the
above is situated in the finest residence portion
of the city, and commands fine view Of the
river and city, and Is easily accessible by ca
bic cars.
This tract Of land viii readily sell in lots.
from 81, 0c0 TO 81, 100 per lot six lots to the
acre., which makes it net the Company frou
$4,000 to S130,0Oo. epropose to build dur
ing the coming spring several houses Of differ
ent styles of architecture, costing from So 500
to $1,000 each.
Houses Of this class are in great demand in
the city and find a ready sale and the directors
Of the Company feel very confident that this
viii prove very remunerative investment for
the stockholders.
Two hundred and eighty acres Of our land *
Immediately adjoining the manufacturing VII
lage of Leeds. which Is being rapidly deveIop-
ed by a syndicate Of gentlemen representing a
capital Of over Sl5.0o0.Oo0.
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Mr.. FRED'K n. WILLIAMSON,

Who lives at l07 Temple street, New
Haven, Conn. writes us under date OF
May 10th, 1889: II have had some
little experience with Browns Sarsa-
parilla, with good results. 1t is a first
class blood medicine" Here is home
testimony. What can be stronger! II
you have boils, pimples, salt rheum,
eczema, scrofula or any other disease
of the blood, obtain bottle of Browns
Sarsaparilla and begin its use. Read
what c. +. Cunningham of Lowell,
Me. writes my wife had a tumor
which extended from her left side to
her right across the breast il was as
large round as my wrist and very pain
full. Her general health was poor
kidneys out of order. Doctors advis-
ed her TO have the tumor cut out, but
she concluded TO try Browns Sarsapa-
rilla and to-day is well woman. +"
The above are but samples of thous-
ands of testimonials we receive from
all over the United States. Browns
Sarsaparilla is for sale everywhere.
Not genuine unless made by Ara War
rem & Co., Bangor, Me.
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Gaysrille.


Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Boutwell, visited
Chittenden last week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ballard has had another at
tack of hemorrhage.
Mr.. f. Parkhurst OF Royalton was at p.
G. Spaulding's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert West were in town
Sunday.
John Noonan is working for Chas. Low
ell.
Henry Boutwell, of Barnard was in town
last week.
Mr.. Broughtons acution Saturday was
well attended and most of the things sold.
Mr.. George Adams returned from Roy
alton Saturday bringing wife with him.
Schools closed Thurs. with pleasant ex-
ercises consisting OF Rotations and sing
ing.
Mrs. Frary was called to Nashua, \. II.
last week by the death OF her son-in-law,
Mr.. Snow.
Special services at the Congl church
commencing Nov. II. Rev. Mr.. JORDAN,
state evangelist will be present.
Mr.. Leonard Wilcox committed suicide
Sunday morning. He had been in poor
health some time and quite low spirited.
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Granville.

A. Hill and II. Washburn are numbering
A. Chadwick and Mrs. Amy are on the
sick list.
Miss Betty Kennedy has returned from
Warren.
o. Dumas has finished the numbering job
for N. ID. Rice.
c. c. Hubbard and wife recently spent a
few days in New York.
The school at the corner closed last Fri
day taught by Mrs. Emma Briggs.
Mrs. o. J.. Sabin has returned to her
home in Hill, n. Fl.
II. Briggs has bought the mill owned by
the Chelsea bank men.
There was pleasant gathering at A. II.
Ford's Saturday evening, among those
present were Mr.. Parker's people from
Randolph, ID. Fassett and wife from Rox-
bury, MIR Farr and wife from West Roch-
ester and all seemed to enjoy the music
rendered by G. w. Buzzell.
Mr.. Q. NJ Ford Of the Rochester House
was in town Sunday.
We are in need OF a piano tuner and or
gan repairer in town and vicinity.
Mrs. M. B. Wells who has been visiting
her relatives and friends in Vt. has return
ed to her home in Mass.
Miss Annie b. Vinton, who has been in
Boston and vicinity for the last two
months returned to Montpelier last Satur-
day accompanied by Mrs. Q. Nj. Ford and
daughter where they viii stop for few
days, the guests OF Mrs. F. A. Adams their
sister.
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sharon.

Sociable at Judson S. Willey's on Tues
day eve.
The w. R. Good Templars Union was
well attended on Friday of last week and
Rev. Mr.. Clapp lectured very well.
Col. S. NJ. Pingree was in town last week
on legal business.
Miss Kate Sherlock attended the teach
ers' meeting at w. r. Junction last week.
She is to teach in the Marsh district the
coming winter.
Frank Badger and family have moved to
Lebanon, n. II.
Mrs. Kimball and daughter have gone to
Exeter, n. H., to spend portion if not all
the winter.
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Mrs. F. Dickerman and Sarah Paige are
on the sick list.
Mrs. A. c. Wheelock of Putnamsvillt
was the guest of Mrs. n. Fowler last week
Arthur Fowler has moved to Barre and
expects to run a milk cart.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Weden are visiting in
Bridgewater.
Mrs. Frye, the mother of Mrs. George
Harlow has so far recovered from her long
illness as to be taken to her home in n. II.
1t is with sincere regret that we record
the death OF Mrs. Fred Marks. The sum-
mons came very suddenly Sunday morn
ing although her husband felt that the
time was very near when he must part
with his loved companion but he did not
expect it so soon. One year ago she join
ed her husband twice during the session in
Montpelier. She was in good health with
the prospect of long life before her but
before another spring it became known
that the fell destroyer had marked her for
its victim, cancer appeared which has
rapidly done its work. She leaves a kind
and loving husband and host of warm
friends to mourn her loss.
The village school closed Nov. 8. Those
having no marks were Myron and Abbie
Fowler Lulu Day, Maud Jones. Those
absent on account of sickness, Lizzie
Smith, Halle Green, Bessie Booth, Nellie
Dickerman, Clayton Wight, Tommie Ad-
ans, Alva Dickerman, Lynn Jones, Hor-
ace Kingsbury and Ray Adams. The
highest standing is as follows, Lizzie
Smith 95, Bonnie Thayer SO, Agnes Heap
"a, Alva Dickerman Sc, Tommie Adams
SO, Harry Jones a. Halle Green had the
most headmarks for the term. The teach
er and parents surprised the scholars by
giving them nice supper in the school
room.
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Mnndstock.

Wing Ling, Cinnamon, has opened a
laundry in the basement OF the French
block.
G. S. Myers has returned from New
York, where he had spent two weeks.
Rev. Isaac McAnn has severed his con-
rection with the NJ. z. church and Rev.
Mr.. Learned of Conn. will supply the pull
pit. He preached his first sermon last
Sunday.
The Episcopal church is being frescoed
and the services will be discontinued for a
few weeks.
L. o. Greene has sold his double stone
house at the foot Of the Park to Mr.. Vail
OF Ohio, who viii fit it up for a summer
residence.
John LETTERS, the janitor OF the n. VIII
liams Public Library, while standing on a
ladder, cleaning windows, last Saturday,
fell, striking his head on a stone, crushing
the skull and died in a few moments. He
had been janitor for several years and was
an honest faithful man, well liked by all.
He leaves a wife and four daughters.
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License TO Sell.

STATE OF VERMONT. I In Probate Court hot
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. - en- In HandOlph on a
18th day Of Oct. A. d.. 1883. Helen NJ. Worthen y
ministratrix of the estate OF silas WOrtLen ~
Orange
in said district. deceased. makes application n 4.
Court for license to sell all OF the real estate of =
deceased representing that said sale Is neeessarv
tie payment Of the debt Of the deceased
upon II Is ordered by said Court that said applas
come under consideration and be heard on tie
18th day Of NOVA. ID. less.
ut the Probate Ofiice in Ran10lph; and. It Is furB.
by publication notice of this application and III
thereon three weeks successfully In the HERin
AND NEWS. printed at West Randolph, before :
time OF hearing. that they may appear at said n
and place. and, II they see cause. object thereto
BY the Court-Attest.
S3g WILLIAM II. NICHOLS Ind,
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George Brown is added to the list Of the
ill.,
Mrs. f. w. Allen is convalescent.
Mrs. L. A. Pettingin is recovering.
Jerome Perkins died at the town house
recently.
Elmer Barrows was called to Norwich
last week to attend the funeral OF his
grandmother.
Nathan Pitkin OF Lempster, n. II. spent
few days last week here at his home.
Jason Parkhurst is repairing his out
buildings.
Myrtle Webb has abandoned her school
on account of trouble with her eyes.
F. ]. Graves, Chas. Goff and wives have
withdrawn their names from the Good
Templars Lodge.
Rev. Mr.. Simmons preached his last ser
mon for this season last Sabbath.
A goodly number from Crystal Lodge
attended the reunion at Sharon last week.
Homer Allen of Sharon also G. n. Put
nam and daughter assisted the choir at the
Universalist meeting last Sabbath.
Lucius Miller had a lamb killed last
week apparently by a larger animal than
a dog as it was all consumed but little of
the skin.
Chas. Allen of Bethel was at his fathers
over the Sabbath.
The village school closed a very success
full term last Thursday.
Mrs. A. Chadwick was called to Gran
vile this week to see his father-in-law.
School in district No. closed Nov 9TH.
No. of days As, average attendance per day
IA. Name of those having no marks were
Edith Chadwick. Ethel Spaulding, Arthur
Chambers. Average standing in their sew
eral studies during the term 40 being per-
fect,) Irving Allen s, Arthur Chambers g,
Edith Chadwick 80, Addie Ellis 9.6, Inez
Ellis 81, Mand Graves 9.3, Kate Leavitt 81 d,
Luna Leavitt 81, Nellie Miller Sc, Grace
Miller SO, Benton Lamb S.s. Those per-
feet in department were Maud Graves,
Kate and Luna Leavitt, Nellie Miller.
Mrs. HERBERT ADAMS, Teacher.
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Final Settlement.

STATE OF VERMONT tAt Probate court J
RANDOLPH DISTRICT SIS at Randolph In :
District. on the 2Sth day Of Oct. A. D., il
Helen VI. Worthen ADMINISTRATIVE Of the esiatp
Sias Worthen late of Orange IN said Dis rici ,
ceased. presents her admir-. account for examinaii
and allowance and makes application for deer,
distribution and partition OF the estate Of sail
ceased. MhereupOn II Is OrdefS
said Court that said application be referred 70 .
sion thereof. held at II. A. Whites Office IN wv
ingtOn on III, 22d day OF Nov. A. ID. lss9 !
fearing aud decision thereon. 4
II is fnrlher ordered, that all persons inier,S.
be notified hereof by publication 81 notice u al
picafion and order thereon. three weeks succesr1
"A the Herald and News. newspaper publsheii
Randolph and which circa ates in the neighhors
Of those interested, before said time of hearing y
they may appear at said time and place, aud ~
cause " any they may have why said account sts
not be allowed and such decree made.
By the COur1-Attest.
so WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Jeap
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Norwich.

VIM. Slack lost a valuable cow last week.
Davis. a medical student is moving into
the Dea. Morris house.
IN Johnson sold thirty head OF cattle
and other stock Tuesday, Nov L.
q. NJ. Slack was called to Boston by the
death of his sister, Mrs. Emery. She had
been sick for two or three years.
Rescue Grange met Saturday evening
and an interesting meeting is reported
several members visited Hanover grange
Friday eve when q new members took the
third and fourth degree.
On Sunday the hand car on section NO.
3 was going over the road and was met by
an engine and completely smashed. A re"
days before the car on Sec. NO; -, z was DICE F
I'd mn nv the afternoon mail. The section
bossi watch was ten minutes late.
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STATE or VERMONT. In Probate oourls
RANDOLPH. DISTRICT, 5. At Cheselh 4
District, on 3ist day ~ Get. AID. 1853 H. :. kenti
admir-. OF the estate OF Nancy kentrsOn
late OF Chelsea m aid district deceased PISA
his administration account
for examination and allowance.
Whereupon II Is ordered by said Court. ihi 4,
account and application he referred ioa
session OF said Court TO be held at the fo1
Office In Randolph on HE 23d day OF Aoy
1859. ami show cause, u any they may lave. M,
decision Of settlement: tor which urnoseh 4
Their Orlercd. that caty oftbe record u ibis 9
be published three weeks successfully n the fEkll
AND Nkws, printed at Randolph, prtyiopsn \
time appointed for hearing. and show eaus
they NAV have against saiu account being sllFs I
decree mace. BY the Court.
SO Attest. WILLIAM II. NICHoLs@s's
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WILLIAM H. NICHOLS. Juss


STATE OF VERMONT, { In Probate Coun,nal
RANDOLPH DISTRICT SIS Rando phi In aud
said District. 90 tile 9Th day OF Nov. A. D. 4
Frank Dearborn, guardian OF George Andrus II
sane person residing m Chelsea
makes application 10 said Court FIR In,
u seithe following described real estate Of BIZ 4
ward. 10 wit: house and lot 10 Chelsea fes
sentlng that the sale thereof Tor the purpose o. X
ing the proceeds OF such sale at Interest or inJs
Ing the same In stocks real estate, would be y.
fciai TO said ward: Va.
npon,i Is ordered by said Court that said appla.
come under consideration and be heard on the J
Of Now, A. ID. 1889. al the Probate Office In
Randolph and II Is further ordered that all pesl
Interested be notified hereof. by publication Of ID
Of this application aud or,er three weeks suce.,l
ly In the HERALD AND NEWS. printed at RAnii
before said time Of hearing. that they may aplti
aid time aud Dlace-and II theysee cause object e
BY the Court. attest,
WM. III. NICHOLS, Jnan
A true copy Of record attest.
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North Royalton.
Sarah Page is sick.

Miss Sarah Page is sick.
Miss Viola Stoughton has closed a very
successful term of school in Rochester and
is at home.
Miss Emma Neal of Randolph spent
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Geo. bearing.
Mrs. Foster and son OF Sharon are visit
ing Misses Sarah and Lydia Paige
Faber Benedict has been building new
ice house.
The school meeting in No. 10 was quite
fully attended and general expression OF
opinion given to the committee.
A well known gentleman of East Ran
dolnh went TO Royalton recently and pro-
cured some "tangle foot While on his
way home he fell out of his wagon and
his horse ran away. Sheriff Parish ar
rested him and Justice II. Dutton lined
him s. and costs.
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STOCK OWNERS. ATTENTION.

Don't forget that one pound Of " cares Com
dition Powders is worth five of any other kind.
Sure cure for worms. Sold by both druggists.
C,Weare's sure cure for heaves is the only thing
known that will cure. Sold by both druggists.
Weare's Poultry Powder is sure cure for
Chicken Cholera and Roup, and greatly inn
proves their laying qualities. 1t beats the
world Sold by all druggists.
E. R Smith, Bristol Springs, Ontario Co..
n. Y, says that "Agoil gives Magic Relief in
Pinkeye and Distemper in horses and Asthma
and Rheumatism in man." Sold by r. g. Nor
ten and E. E. Evans d Co., West Randolph.
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We are pleara 70 note that MI. CH ss,. n
Riclrford has occurred local agency i9I ~
1l0 sc q r Hucson, music dealers OF Bur,
iington, and will keep on hand some me ~ ~
their instruments for sale, also 7 ii DE- =.
sheet music and music BOOKS. WI IL I, Iii
40 ali he can to assist them IN the purchase
of a good piano or organ. Call ana see MN 7 !
al the millinery store opposite the heo Ia
an Inn
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8 o r. h.

In Bethel, Nov. 9, a son to Robert Noble
and wife.
In Bethel, Nov. 9,son to Silas Alexander
and wife of Vermont City, 5. ID.
In Gaysville, Oct. a daughter to sherman
Morse and wife.
In Olcutt, Nov. 2, daughter to f. p.
Marston and wife.
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SPINAL DISEASED. Flint's Remedy
should be taken whenever there is pain felt or
soreness in the back, or neasiness in the ex-
tremities, increased by motion, as these als the
premonitory symptoms of spinal congestion
Descriptive treatise with each bottle; or ad-
dress Mack Drug Co., \. Y. For sale BY Z.
E. Evans & Co., ". Randolph. VT.
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Commissioner Notice.


Estate Of GEO. r. WHITNEY
The undersigned. having been appointed In a.
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Ran3o,,see
Commissioners. TO receive. examine aud adiss, 1,
claims and demands Of ali persons against IN ~!
Of Geo. FtWhitney late of Tunbridse IN ~ IN.
trict deceased all claims exhibited IN Offset th.D.
hereby give notice that will meet Tor the purn
aforesaid, at the Tunbli dge House IA Tgnir1.
on the 5thday OF Dee and l7tb 49,
March from l0sn'clOck, a. m. until 4 O'Clock n ~ !
said days. and that six mos. from the II day u ~
1852 IS the time limited by said Court for said ers
ois to present their claims TO US for cxaminatior
allowance Dated al Tunbridge this 2Gth day ~
A. ID. 1889.
MANsEL NELsoNt Com.
$50 YORK WHITNEY I missioner, Il,
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West Brldgewater.

F. G. spaulding is shingling a part of
his house.
J. K. Spaulding is painting his house.
Chas. and Carlos Spaulding have return
ed from visit to New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Persons have return
ed from Boston.
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0IED.

In Bethel, Nov. 10th, Mrs. Fred Marks
aged II years.
In Gaysville, Oct. Ia, David Wight, aged
81 years.
In Stockbridge, Oct. q, Robert Curtis,
aged "A years.
- In Blount, Da. Oct. I, Benjamin Miles 90
years.
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rxcIIRsIos RATES TO BOSTON.

The c. v.R.R will sell excursion nor liter rlen-
etc 70 Boston and return during the tneei
national Maratime Exhibition ina. r u low
Nov. 4th and ends Jan. 4th, w. az Ners q i ~
rates. From Montpelier tn % ed aat g. Z Poval
Randolph, g 50; Bethel net;o 20 ~ s. for the
von trip. including admission to the Elk aad
hihit;on. Tickets sold going, NOV; =, IA ana
49, 49, Dec. s and 6; and Dec. 30 ana Oh soou
for one wee.
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N A & R lie 0.

In West Randolph, Nov. Z, by Rev. VIM.
Hardy, octab Jacobs and Eta NJ. Sulham.
In Felchville, Nov. 6, by Rev. Albert
Heald Dana G. Freeman OF Brookheld and
Efiie NJ. Watkins Of Ludlow.
In Montpelier, Nov. 9th James Neon
ACHE and Nellie +. Stevens, both OF Barre,
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A good river farm for sale, Chas,
Day, Royalton, Vt.