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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-24

Mr.. Daniel Gay was in West Randolph
last week and attended the funeral Of
Rev. a. l.. Bullard. Mrs. Brown has
returned from Boston with her millinery
goods Miss Emily Kimball was at
home Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Boutwell, attended the funeral of her
cousin Mrs. Martin saturday, in Rocn-
ester. DR.. Smith and family have re-
turned from their visit -. Carl Chamber
lin was IN town Sunday. Dea. McCol-
lom has returned from his visit in Wood
stock. -. MIR. and Mrs. Fred Gay OF Rut-
land visited her mother Mrs. Baker last
week. Mr.. l.. b. kimball was in town
last week. Mrs. Jerry Wilson, eighty
years of age, had the misfortune TO fail
down stairs last week. No injuries were
received. james Broughton has re-
turned from the West.
GAYsyILLE.-Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Wyman are visiting in Boston. Rev.
Trad Taggart from Londonderry, \. ii.
is visiting relatives and friends in town.
....Our merchants have returned from
Boston with full line of fall and win
ter clothing. Mrs. Perley Cutler. gave
a whist party Tuesday evening. Mr.
Sawin is working on Chas. Blake's house
-. Mrs. Chas. Cutler is stopping with
Mrs. Nye for few days. 1T is reported
that Cyrus Adams will open jewelers.
store in the brick office. We wish him
success. -. Miss Ada French is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eugene Wilson. Clin-
ton Luce had husking Tuesday night.
....David Wight died Monday morn
ing. Bert Gay and wife from West
Randolph spent Sunday with his sister
Mrs. Gould -. Miss Hattie Richards
who has been stopping several weeks az
G. w. Sawyer's returned to her home in
Boston Thursday. Mrs. Arthur Bal
lard is visiting at Prof. Quimby's in
Hanover, n. H.. Frank Gould is in W.
Randolph this week.
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Dr. w. d. Huntington and wife we're
in Brandon Saturday, guests of Chas.
Briggs and wife. Miss Thomas aud
Miss Gibbs of Salisbury were the guests
of Y. c. Harvey and wife last week..
There were no services at the NJ. 4.
church Sunday Many friends attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Eugene Martin sat
urday. Rev. G 5. GUERNSEY conducted
the funeral services and the remains were
brought here for burial. Emery Bee
die and wife of Brighton, Mass. visited
her parents here recently. ..Will Bow
man and wife of Tyson Furnace were in
town last week ~. NJ. Hubbard and
wife are visiting in Middlebury. THE
Harvest Supper at the Universalist
church last Tuesday evening was very
pleasant affair. Chas. Townsend and
wife were in town this week to attend
the wedding of H. II. Cushman and Miss
Jessie Upper. The funeral of Orrin
Harvey occurred last Wednesday. Rev.
Mr.. Fay officiating -. Mr.. Boutwell, and
wife and Miss Name Leonard of Gays
Vile were in town Saturday and Sunday
guests of Mrs. Fred Martin. ...H. ii.
Cushman and Miss Jessie Upper were
married Tuesday morning at the home
of the brides parents. Mrs. z. Nj.
Ford is spending several weeks in Med
ford Mrs. Taggart who has been Wis
iting her brother, Hon. A. w. Beard, in
Boston, and her daughter, Mrs. Spar
hawk in st. Johnsbury, has returned
home. -. Mr.. Fish of Ira, Vt. was in
town last week +. Rev. Mr.. Marvin's sub
ject next Sunday will be, "The secret of
success. :. !. Rev. Mr.. Handy and wife
are away for two weeks vacation....
Miss Carrie Dennio is at home for the
winter. Ed Whitaker and family of
Rutland are visiting his parents. -. Car
roll Wiley is improving his house by a
coat of paint. 80. Hon. Chester Pierce and
wife returned Friday from Gettysburg,
Philadelphia, New York and other places
where they visited while away.
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BARNARD.

The following article clipped from the
Rutland Daily Herald of Oct. y VIII De
read with deep interest by the many
friends of the deceased. who was Barn
ard boy. born in Dist. No. 6.
..St. Louis. Oct. 2l.-Erank ); BOW
man. the well-knOwn lawyer, who mas
inquired Ia so many matrimonial troubles
here and in Chicago, was shot and m
stantlv killed By b. NJ. Chambers this
afternoon al Ferguson, Mo. The killing
grew out of tire trouble between the
parties owes the old Times newspaper:
Chambers was large stakeholder ana
principal owner of the paper up 20 the
time of the demise. Bowman was also
financially interested in it. he bought
among other things, the Associated
Press franchise of the paper and mas
been in litigation over the matter with
Chambers ever since. This afternoon
Bowman, accompanied by Deputy Sher-
iff Garrett of St. Louis county, called at
Mr.. Chambers home in Ferguson, Mo-.
about 10 miles west of st. Louis, to levy
an attachment on whatever property he
might be able to find. Chambers met
the pair at the gate and after few
words emptied the contents OF shot
gun into Bowman's breast"
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STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court. hold
RANDoLPH DISTRICT. s. en- al Chelsea on tie
18th day Of Oct..A. - iSs9. Ella }. Colby Admir-.
OF the estate OF Justin ID. Colby late OF Tunbriuge
m said dlstric deceasci. makes application to said
Court for license 10 sell ALL OF the real estate OF
said deceased representing
that The sale i necessar, FOR the payment Of the
dehls Of said deceased NhereupOn
Il Is ordered by said Court thai said application come
under consideration and be heard on the 18th day
Of Nov, A. ID. 1855 at the Probate Ofice in Randolph
and u . further ordered that all persons Interested
De notified hereof by publication OF notice Of this APP
pcation and order therean. three weeks seccessyey
IN the HERALD AND NEWS printed al West Ran
doi.h anu which clrculates Ia ihe neg hborheod OF
those interested, before SAID time Of hearing that
they may appear at said time aud place and II they
see cause object thereto.
By The Court Attest
SIS WILLIAM IL NICHOLS. Judge
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WHAT is THE HEN GOOD FoR2

n There is much discussion going on among
poultry keepers about the number of eggs that
hens of different breeds ought to lay in q wear.
While authorities differ, and each claims SUI
perority for his favorite breed, practical men
are rapidly coming to the conclusion that any
standard breed with proper treatment will
give satisfactory results. OF course those who
are trying to boom certain breeds claim most
for them. We have heard much said about
winter layers and almost every breed has
had boom in that direction. Now, while we
believe in thoroughbred fowls. as we 40 n
thoroughbred stock of any kind, we also know
as a fact that any good healthy hen under
proper treatment will lay at any season. ex-
cept for two or three weeks when moulting.
Since the use of Prolific Poultry Food has
become general keepers of poultry have found
1t comparatively easy to get plenty of eggs in
winter from any variety. The hen is Of value
IN ratio with her egg producing ca a4city. The
use of the Prolific Food quadruples this capac-
Ity and therefore the value of the hen. As the
Food is sold in every town and hamlet IN the
country anyone can easily verify this statement
by actual test.
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SOUTH gOYaLTOA NEWS.
Mrs. Arthur Pierce is sick.
Mr.. Thomas Davis is failing.

Mrs. Arthur Pierce Il SICK.
Mr.. Thomas Davis is failing.
Miss Sue Lamb has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Examine prices of first class sewing
machines at NJ. }. Sargents.
Miss Maria Beedle of West Randolph
is visiting friends in town.
NJ. J.Sargent has been appointed agent
for the American Bible Society.
The Cong'l society occupied their ne W
church auditorium last Sunday.
Hiram Rogers and John Shepard have
received an Increase of pension. I
Mrs. J. II. Haynes is soon to join her
husband in New Jersey, he having sta
ton on the railroad there.
Call and look at NJ j. Sargent's stock
of ladies and Misses hats, also new stock
of fancy goods for the Holidays.
Evan Dutton and Frank Broughton re-
turned home from their excursion to
West Virginia last week Thursday.
Mrs. WIN. Leonard, who recently had
a slight shock of paralysis is cOnsidera-
bly, better and able to be about the house.
j. S. Shepard, of the Shepard family,
has rented DR.. Leavitt's house for the
winter and will return here in December
to occupy it.
Dr. +. ID. Leavitt went to Philadelphia
last week, where he is to take course of
lectures. His family has gone to Brad
ford to spend the winter.
Geo. Coy exhibited twin pumpkins
here last week. They were of large size,
two stems and joined together in the CEN
ter about two in ehes in width and the
entire length.
Mrs. Ezekiel Drew, an old lady 81 yrs.
of age, mother of Royal and Clement
Drew of this village, committed suicide
last Monday morning by hanging her
self. She was living with her son, Roy
al Drew in Tunbridge.
500 dozen eggs wanted at once for
which | will pay the highest market
price in cash. ED f. SMITH.
Prince, Excelsior, Granite and Sey-
mour's floor paint, warranted to dry in
twelve hours, at Ed F. Smiths.
New style hanging and stand lamps at
Ed f. Smiths.
Geo. Hayward has received pension
and back pay amounting to over $4,000.
NV. c. Marsh is visiting in Philadel-
phia this week.. Henry Shaw went TO
New York on the excursion this week.
Mrs. Frank Ainsworth of Brookfield
has been visiting in town.. Bert Brit
ton of Cornish, N. II. is at work in c. Z.
Abbott's harness shop.
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+. W. Clark is building an addition to
his house. Il. ID. Morse is back on his
old place for little while. 80. Corn
huskings are the order of the day now.
-. Eighteen of our scholars with their
teacher went TO Bethel last Friday to
have their pictures taken. -. The people
of the place will meet at the school
house one week from Saturday TO orga-
nize "a lyceum....Q Quarterly meeting
will be holden at Union church next
Sabbath, Rev. 5. II. Tucker will be in
attendance aud preach....C. 5. Carroll
& Co. have some nice new goods add, d
to their already fine stock which they
will sell Mt reasonable prices taking
farmers produce in exchange.
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GRANVILLE.

One of MI. Goodyear's little girls Is
quite ill.... Elmer Wilson is visiting in
Randolph. Miss Anna Vinton is in
Boston. Mr.. Thacher from Dakota is
visiting his cousin Frank Amy VIII
Kendall has gone to New Hampshire. 49,.
Mrs Back is quite i'll with creeping par
alYsis. Her daughter, Mrs. Marcia Fas-
sett is caring for her.. Mrs Eugene
Martin died Oct. 10th after long illness.
The funeral was attended the 18th by a
large number of friends. The bereaved
husband and little Hattie have the SYM
pathy of all....Mr. Lacouut and family
have moved to the Corner. Alfred Amy
recently received $500 lap.robe from
his cousin, Mr.. Thacher.
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The Peoria Bicycle Club began. Oct

The Peoria Bicycle Club began, Oct.
4, the most important race meet ever
held in the West. The half-mile track
at Lake View Park was in superb con-
dition, and remarkably fast time was
made, in two cases worlds records be-
ing made. The most interesting event
was the pitting of the Chicago's crack
man, futile, against Banker and Camp
bell, the Berkeley Athletic Clubs fas.
men. The Eastern men were easily
defeated. The fastest mile was made
in the one-mile tandem bicycle exhibit
ion, Winship and Lumsden ending a
mile in ? minutes SS seconds, beating
the worlds records.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-24

The complete novel in Lippencott's Magazine
for November is entitled, "A Belated Re,
venge," Il IS powerful story, full of stirring
adventures, the scene Of which is laid in Viz,
ginia in pre-revolutionary times. The late Dr.
Robert Montgomery Bird. known to fame as
the author or The Gladiator, Nick Of the
Woods, and other wei known tales and dra.
mas was engaged upon this novel at the time
of his death. The manuscript fell into the
hands of his son Frederic NJ. Bird, who has
revised and completed the story IN manner
which shows that he has inherited his famous
fathers literary skill. Mr. Birds wide and
ripe knowledge Of colonial history and colonial
manners and customs has borne fruit in "A
Belated Revenge" and the outcome is a story
which is not only highly entertaining in itself,
but also gives graphic picture of the times
closely preceding the Revolutionary War. and
brings that epoch before us in a way which no
history can. such novels do for America what
Walter Scott did for his own country.
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RoYALToN.


Mr.. Daniel Harvey and son from New
Jersey are visiting his brother and sister.
Miss Susan Harvey will return with him
TO spend the winter.... Mrs. Geo. w.
Bradstreet has a Gala which she has
flower measuring 30 inches in circumfer-
ence. The plant is 40 inches high....
Fred Morse was home from Montpelier
last week. Mrs. Jeanette Denison
and Miss Rachel Denison spent Monday
in West Randolph. 80. Mr.. Ward is hold
ing Sunday afternoon meetings in the
Waldo school house.
WEDDING REcEPTIoN.-On the 5th
day of Oct. some 20 of the relatives and
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Waldo
gathered at the residence of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Waldo at their
Maple Grove Farm, Royaton to con-
graduate the bride and bridegroom on
their good fortune and to wish them the
blessings with which a union of hearts,
as well as of hands can be crowned.
An able and appropriate prayer was of
fered by the Rev. A. r. Crawford, act
ing pastor of the Congl church at Beth
ell. Refreshments were served in a very
tasty manner and the whole was enliy-
ened and made more enjoyable by both
instrumental and vocal music. The
rooms were tastefully decorated with
cut flowers in large quantities. The
presents were numerous and valuable
consisting of the following articles;
From the brides father. A. w. Bige-
low $50, one chamber set Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Waldo, colnmode set and clock E.
G. Waldo and Miss Nellie Stone, silver
butter dish, set silver knives and forks
Miss Minnie Parkhurst, silver butter
knife Geo. Waldo and sister, silver gra-
Wy spoon Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Perkins,
pickle castor Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kidder, silver vase Mrs. ii
Bulla.d, pair napkin rings Hosmer sis
tiers, book OF poems Pearl Clapp, parlor
lamp Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark and
father, book of poems Dan Burnett and
sister, china pitcher and brass tray Rev.
and Mrs. 4. X. Crawford, pair towels
Mrs. Emma Curtis, two volumes Rollins
History Mrs. S. L. Bowen, set spoons
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Brooks, pair towels
DIR. and Mrs. c. G. Perry. glass butter
dish Bertha Spalding, glass egg dish
Mrs. A. O. Spalding, books and set of
lace mats Mrs. l.. @. Case, salt and pep
per shakes Miss Lucy Graham, book of |
praise and prayer Mr.. and Mrs. IL. NJ.
Adams, linen spiasher Mrs. Isaac Gay,
cook book Mrs c. F. Waldo, box sta
tionery f. C. Waldo, neck tie and silk
muller Miss Nellie Stone, pair vases Bert
Waldo, towels Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Paige, towel holder Mrs. Wesley Heath
and daughters Carrie and Josie, sham
older Mrs. Jennie Bailey, 100 Mr.
and Mrs. d. Hickey, paper holder Mr..
/ nd Mrs. win Perkins, pair towels Mr..
/ nd Mrs. William Waldo.
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Jessie Spencer is i'll and has DR.. Boyn-
ton of Woodstock. The Ward brothers
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. j. G..
Parker. 4. :. Comical Brown is announced
to give AM entertainment at the hall Sat
urday evening. The marriage of Miss
Maude Slayton is announced 10 take
place this week at her home in Hartland.
I'D. c. Sanders and Frank Barron are
on the sick list. 1.-The excursionists TO
Boston returned Friday well pleased
with their trip. Thomas Gardner has
the job in the Parker mil given up by
Mr.. Perkins. Miss f. l.. Paige is visit
ing in Mass. The wedding anniversary
of A. c. Fisher and wife will be obsery-
ed Saturday evening at their home....
Nathan Preston, late of Dakota has
been visiting his brother, G. w. Preston.
IA. c. Fisher has move0 into the
tenement vacated by Mr.. Perkins. odd
lady Bell of the town farm is dead. She
was 90 years old. Mrs. A. b. Church.
ill went to Penacook. n. IL. Thursday.
.... Ephraim lattin of IIillsboro Bridge,
n. ii. is visiting friends in the vicinity.
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POAIFRET.

c. II. Vaughan is administrator of the
estate of L. c. Udall.. Mrs. +. Y. Da-
ma visited in So. Royalton last week..
Mrs. II. Darrock, Mrs. w. B. Hutchin-
son and Miss Anna Vaughan returned
from visit to Mass. Saturday -. Farm
ers Club meeting at the town hall Thurs.
Oct. 3lst continuing through the day and
evening-dinner free. Ex-lieutenant
Gov. Fuller, two members of the board
of Agriculture and f. NJ. Goodwin and
Rev. b. NJ. Tillotson are expected to be
present 20 aid local talent
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Final Settlement

SLATE OF VERMONT. I In Probate Court. held
Randolph District. IS at Chelsea, in and for
said District. on tho 18th day OF Oct "a. D., 1859,
h. n. Howe executor Of the estate of Luther
Coburn late OF Tunbriage IN said district deceased
presents bis administration account for examination
and allowance and makes application fora decree Of
distribution and partition OF the estate Of said de-
ceased Nhereupon IL Is ordered by said Court that
said ap plication come under consideration and be
heard the 2lst DAY Of Nov A. u lSs9 at the pro-
bate Office In Chelsea and il further ordered that
all persons interested be notified thereof by puhlica-
lion OF notice OF this application and order three
weeks successfully IN the HERALD AND NEWS, print
ed at Randolph, before said time OF hearing that
they may appear at said time and place. and show
causeif any they may have, wll such account should
not be allowed and such decree made.
by the Court-Attest.
SIS lillian II NICHOLS Judge
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The November number Of CasseIrs Family
Magazine opens with the SERIAL, Engaged to
be Married. which has now reached its
oath chapter. From romance we come AT
once TO reality in a paper ON 'Some Vegetable
Cooking. The second chapter on .'Our Friends
the Horses has some excellent advice as regards
children's riding. An unsigned article de-
scribes "a Luxurious Snuggery," and then we
come to the Family Doctor" This amiable
and wise individual discourses on The Rest
"A Poets Country we are given description
with pen and pencil of Tennyson' corner Of the
Isle of Wight. Look in Mine Eyes" is a
poem by Frederick +. Weatherly, the author
of Nancy Lee" The fashion letters are full
OF valuable hints and live up to their reputa-
ton as the best letters on fashion sent from
London and Paris. Cassell & Co. Is cents a
number, Sl.50 year in advance.
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SHARON.

Mr.. George Emery of Boston has been
visiting his father Amos Emery j. c.
s: Bartlett is quite sick.... Percy NJ.
Wiley is at work in the store of G. E.
Wiley. 1.-The excursionists who went
to Boston came home Tuesday -. There
will be festival at the Steele Chapel
next Friday evening with pie supper.
All are invited. Alden Wheeler has
moved into the DR.. Morse house and
works on the railroad. Miss Ada Chad
wick of East Barnard is at work for F.
NJ. Marley at the hotel. ...M Miss Marilla
Gle is visiting in Boston. Charles
Doubleday and wife of New York are
visiting at Henry A. Clark's. :. .Judsop
5. Wiley is doing good business in the
meat market. He kills several creatures
every week.
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Z. w. Aliens youngest girl is quite i'll
and under the care of DIR. Dana. seth
Jones little boy is very feeble IA son
of Augustus Harlow was brought here
for burial last week from Fitchburg,
Mass, where he died. :. John Bereleaux
Is home from Dakota Charlie Davis
has returned from New York. -. Dana
Walker had the misfortune to have a fork
stuck i'll his hand recently making bad
wound -. Miss Gertrude Vaughan from
Lebanon is visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. W.
Allen.... Chas. Davis brought full
blown apple blossom to the postofliee
last week....W. W. Webb has had Il fine
monument erected in the cemetery on
his lot +. w. Bartholomew visited
relatives in Hanover last week -. Frank
stevens has harvested 80 bushels wheat
off one acre of ground from IL bushels
of wheat sowed -. Miss Bertha Davis
is home from Bridgewater for few days.
....Clinton Munsell and wife of Hart
ford visited relatives here last Sunday.
-. Elmer Barrows took a trip TO mis- old
home last week A. V. Bartholomew
was in Hartford recently.
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MIR. A. L. LOCK.

Who lives at Apponaug, X. l., writes us under
date of Feb u, 1889: Il think Browns Sarsa-
parilla is the best blood purifier that | know
Of and | have tried good many" Home tes-
timony is the strongest you can get. Why?
Because You can see or write the parties or in
vestigate yourself. We print no testimonials
we do not have on file at our office written by
the party giving them Ii You have any dis
ease Of the blood such as Scrofula. Salt Rheum,
Eczema. Pimples, Boils. Tumors obtain bot
tie of Browns Sarsaparilla and begin its use.
Read what c. Z. Cunningham of Lowell, Me.
writes us under date of May 18th: my wife
had tumor extending across her breast and
very painful. Doctors advised her to have it
cut out. Her general health was poor; kidneys
troubled her. She concluded to try Browns
SarsapariIla, and to-day is a well woman
The above are but samples Of what we are re-
csiving every day of the wonderful curative
powers of Browns Sarsaparilla. Not genuine
unless made by Ara Warren & Co., Bangor,
Maine.
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STATE OF fzRMoNT, I In Probate Court. held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS. al Chelsea said dis
Flanders admir- OF The estate OF Thomas l.. Flanders
late OF Chelsea In said District deceased, pre-
sents her Adnnstr account for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree OF dis
trbuton aud partition of the estate OF said deceased
Whereupon.i IL Is ordered by said Court
that said account and said application be referred to
session OF said court. to be held at the Probate
Office in Chelsea the 2st day of
Nov A. d. 1883. for hearing and decision thereon -
and IL is further ordered, thar all persons
Interested be notified hereof. by publication Of
tce OF said application and order thereon. three
weeks successfully IL the HERALD ANp Nfws,
paper published IN Randolph. and which circulates
IN the neighborhood OF those Interested before said
time OF hearing, that they may pear at said time
and place, and. II they see cause, object thereto.
WIN, H. NICHOLS. JUDGE.
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Nj A z RlED.

In Rochester, Oct. %, Mr.. III. II. Cush-
man and Miss Jessie A. Upper.
In Roxbury, Oct. 10, VIM. ii. Russell
and Alice NJ. Cleveland.
In Tunbridge, Oct. l6, at the residence
of the brides father, by Rev. james
Ramage, George l.. Lewis and Gertrude
f. Slack, both of Lowell, Mass.
In West Randolph. Oct. IL, by Rev.
V. NJ. Hardy, Harry 5. Denny OF North
field and Mary b. Prince OF West Ran
dolph.
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sORA.

m Royalton, Oct 17th, son 70 MT.
and Mrs. Lewis B. Dow.
In Bethel, Oc.. 2lst, a son to MI. and
Mrs. Quimby.
In RoyaIton, Oct. 2l, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. Tenney.
IN West Randolph Oct. 10, a son TO Mr.
and Mrs. Myron @. Stevens.
In Winchester, \. H., Oct. ID, son to
Frank G.. and Ida NJ. (Batchellor) Corey.
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Lynn Jones is sick with lung fever....
Mrs. Frye and her daughter, Mrs. George
Harlow, are quite sick with colds. Miss
Busselle, professional nurse, is taking
care of them. Mrs. Harvey Smith of
So. Royalton was the guest of Mrs. Sarah
Grow and NJ. c. Fowler last week. 49,.
G. Ii. Buck has returned from Barre and
is at work for his brother j. III. Buck ....
There was pleasant gathering at Geo.
Wight's the seventeenth to celebrate the
fifth anniversary of their marriage.