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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-04-10
Is 1t Another Fraud?

We are constantly receiving inquiries
from all parts OF the country asking, us
this true?n "Will you do what you claimY'
or SIS this another humbugY" we are
not basing our claim for public patronage
upon new and unestablished articles for
which there is little or no positive evil
dence of value-but upon old standards OF
merit, one of which, has been in use over
eighty years, generation after generation
of families in the last four-score years
have vouched for it. We ask no one to
take our word as guaranty OF value-we
have many letters on file in our ONCE from
people who have used and sold our goods
in years gone by, telling OF results as
wonderful as any known. We should
take pride in showing them to any one
interested. That simple remedy, john
sons Anodyne Liniment, has probably
saved more lives and afforded more relief
to the suffering than any other known
remedy. II is used and recommended by
all classes OF people-the high and the
low, the rich and the poor,
the educated and the ignorant. All who
become acquainted with it, experimental
ly, are amazed at its wonderful power and
are loud in its praise ever after. 1t is mar
vellcus how many different complaints 1t
will cure or relieve. Its strong point lies
in the fact that it acts quickly and effect
ually. This whole page would not suffice
to enumerate one-quarter of the diseases
and ailments the broken, splintered, and
mutilated limbs bent and stiffened limbs;
Jams, bruises, old sores, ugly cuts, burns,
scalds, etc, which this Anodyne Liniment
will positively alleviate or cure. What is
the trifiing cost OF bottle or half-dozen
OF this Anodyne compared with the worth
OF human life9 Lose not moment but
let every family be supplied. 1t is used
as much internally as externally, many do
not know this. No matter how well you
know this medicine il will pay you to
send to |. S. johnson & Co., Boston, Mass.
for pamphlet free, telling how to use the
liniment economically A tea-spoonful
properly used will often do more good
than half bottle as some people use ii.
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RoyaItcn.

Miss Inez Culver is spending few
weeks in st. Adams.
j. d. Denison and family spent Sunday
in town.
Mrs. A. P. Reynolds returned home last
Thursday, having spent the winter IN
Manchester, n. II.
Miss Matte Culver spent Sunday at
home.
Eben Wild spent Fast Day with his par
ents.
Good Friday was appropriately observed
at the Episcopal church and Fast Day at
the Cong'l church. Both churches had
Easter decorations and sermons.
Mrs. Hammond is on the sick list at the
hotel.
Mrs. S. H. Richards has been very Ill.
Fred Morse was at home Sunday.
Austin Adams has moved to the Bow
man place, which ne recently purchased.
DC. Denison's residence is receiving a
coat of paint and several other houses are
to be similarly frightened.
A new line of wall papers just received
by W. II. Laird & Co., latest styles and
low prices.
Mr.. Ryder and Miss Howe were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Ira Adams last week.
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Ilirnrce Nntice.

To the Honorable the County Court next % De hai
Al Chelsea within and Tor the County Of uralHe
the first Tuesday OF June, A. ID. 1850.
NOur petitioner. Clarence hayward q lAr-
doph IN said Orange County respectfully shows y
said Court that he was lawfully Joined In mafrlAF
Hannah Hayward who Is now without the STATE u
Vermont. at Tnnbridge March 5 ls7s, By etgr
Severance, minister OF The Gospel dnlr pualned =
-Olemnizc marriages. That IRON The time u "a,
marriage Your petitioner lived with che said lalat
ia due observance of his duties imposed by sadnl'
rage contract, Till on or about July l. ~. shlh
said Hannah wilfully deserted your prtiti,ntr lh
since said marriage the said Hannah las a dn
times aud with divers persons committed adlle1'
and has treated your petit oner with zuai cueN
and lntolerahle severity.
Wherefore your pet TONER pra1s inai e'@e
may be granted him and as 10 duty 6ou1d H w.,
pray. CLARENCE HAYWARD
Randolph. March II. 1890.
Subscribed and sworn 10 heforr me tbs 100 dllG
March. A. d. lss9.
MI. BoYDKN Master 70 ohanreH'
state OF Vermont. I 1t appearing That 'le El,a
orange County. ss;i Hannah Ha'w srd j. NinN
the State VI Vermont 80 that process anno. t n,
cd on ner by regu ar officer. i Is iegtll orltlh
said Hannah be required 70 appear eialt Do Wy
~ Court next 10 be held at Chelsea flil aaa =
saii County. on the first Tuesday of june. lsp oE
swer the foregoing petition. and u Is furit na1r
that the within petition with this order puuisteI
the Herald and News. a weekly NEWSPAPER llhrln
az West Randolph Ia said County Three WetA' y
ccssiyely. ts last publication 70 Dc a. least IA w.
before the term to which said petition J. rtiQllt
which shalt he deemed su fiirienf notice.
Given under NV hand al Randolph in said ual9
this 2ith day Of March. A. ID. 1880.
h. h. ADAMS. Judge Of County NeaN
y. l.. BOY DEN. ATTY for Petitioner.
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STAY EAST YOUNG MAN.

A former resident of North Ferris
burg, and valued correspondent Of
the Free Press. writes an interesting
letter from Newell, Iowa, in which,
while defending Iowa as q good place
for Nermonters to 90 and good state
to live in, he gives this bit Of good adj
vice to Vermonters "But with a cap
ital of less than $500 stay where you
are, as a poor man can get but little to
do in prairie country in winter. Stock
raising does not pay as well as former
ly. A fat COW will bring only ? cents
a pound on foot aud steer only 3
cents" etc.
This is but repeating the advice Of
ten given by Nermonters who have
lived, and are living in the West, and
who know what they are talking about.
In the same direction is the advice Civ
en- by ID. Hopkins writing from Mis-
sissippi 10 the Waterman, who says
''Iu my trips West and South | have
endeayored to make a fair inventory of
the benefits aud advantages of different
sections of the country as compared 70
those Of our own in Vermont, and the
more | see aud learn of them the more
positive | am in the opinion that there
are more conditions, circumstances,
fixtures and surroundings-or good
things. which implies it all-in Yer
mont than elsewhere. If any author
ity was delegated me to dictate would
say, ~ oung man don't 20 West or
South but stay IN Vermont or some
where in New England" AS our Iowa
correspondent urges settlement in the
West If Nermonters will leave their ma
tive state, so Mr.. Hopkins urges those
who must go somewhere TO 90 South,
but he adds that while there ''are
enough abandoned farms, too much
abandoned farming and too many
farmers in Vermont, you can't go far
from home without finding a worse
state Of things. The problem ofbeiter-
ing the condition Of the farming inter-
ests can be solved a. well and better at
home" He does not favor the coloni-
cation scheme, but desires Nermonters
TO return aud settle the districts which
were once so proftably cultivated. We
agree with Mr.. Hopkins fully so far as
the desirability of the return of the
Vermonters is concerned. Above all
things else Vermont desires to see her
own sons cultivating her soil. Now if
Mr.. Hopkins or somebody else will
devise plan by which they may be
brought back the problem viii be solv-
ed. Meanwhile Nermonters who are
still in the enjoyment of the privileges
and opportunities incident to life in the
Green Mountain State should read and
ponder the messages sent back by those
who have experimental, OF who have
studied the experiments Of others in the
West and South. The moral Of all Is,
stay East young man. stay East
Free Press.
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Mr.. A. E. LOCK.

Who lives at Apponaug. r
US under date Of Fep. y, lssq 3rls,
think Browns sarsaparilla / n. !
blood purifier that | know j. i''s Os'l
have tried good many" Ham aug |
timony is the strongest Won eag ''''
Why? Because you can zee "a, !. &C.,
the parties and investigate for VII 1fl'
We print no testimonials we A. Su''cl
have on file at our office written aa
party giving them. If Won bayo ls
disease of the blood, such as seroeI
san rheum' eczema, pimples Inn
tumors obtain bottle of Brown. en- ~
saparilla and begin its use. Read ~, "a,
c. +. Cunningham. of Lowell " Sn''
writes US under date of Nav l r,s'i
"My wife had a tumor extendip. ' S.i
her LETT side to her right aeros. L..
breast and very painful. Doctor. j
vised her to have it cut out. Her..
eral health was poor, kidneys tronI. al
her. She concluded to try Brown.
Sarsaparilla, and to-day is a well W..
man" The above are but sample. !
what we are receiving every day ofth.
wonderful curative power Of
BROWNS SARSAPARUIA
Not genuine unless made by A.,
Warren & Co, Bangor. Me.
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Country Merchants, Butch.

ers, Peddlers, Produce Deal
ers, Tinmen, Marketmen and
traders generally will often find
the collecting of Calf Skins a
profitable addition to their
other business.
| desire to arrange with
some good man or frmin every
village in the United States
and Canadas to take in and
ship to me the Calf Skins ia
ken off in their vicinity.
Cash furnished on satistac-
tory guarantee. For particu-
lars address, mentioning this
paper,
CARROLL S. PAGE.
Hyde Park, VT.
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R.N. Stetson is gaining slowly
Chester Doubleday has moved to H.. A.
Clark's and is to work for him the coming
year.
Lewis Harrington has sold his place 10
Sam Bruce and bought place in centre
Vile and moved there.
Geo. Wheeler of Beaver Meadow Is TO
work for Arthur Hazen.
Thomas Wood has finished work on the
section and gone to Roxbury to WORK.
Mrs. Zion Copeland is at Hartford tax
ing care of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Ha-
zen who is very sick.
The Y. p. 8. G. E. met as usual last Weu.
evening with Mrs. Sam Bruce as leauer
and Edith Farnham as organist.
Winnie Hazen is at work for Mrs. H.
d. BarroWs.
The friends of Mrs. II. Gle were pleas
ed to see her out to church last SaoDath
after many weeks of severe illness.
Kate Howard is to work at the boarding
house in Quechee.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-04-10

This remedy is becoming so well known
and 50 popular as to need no special mem
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song OF praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and il is guaran-
teed 10 do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters viii cure all diseases of the liver
and kidneys, viii remove pimples, boils.
salt rheum, and other affections caused bv
impure blood. Will drive malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
malarlai fevers. For cure of headache.
constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price 50 cents and Il 90
per bottle at r. g. Morton's drug store.
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License toselI.

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate courthdj.
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS en- al Randolph N 4,
18th day Of March.A. ID 1890 Selya II Tllayer Adm
Of the estate OF Joshua A. Spear late Of Branhs.
In said district. Deceased, makes application TO M
said deceased representing
that the sale is necessaryfor the payment Of NJ
deceased Nherapa
under consideration and he heard on the EhhT
of Apr AID. iS91. at the Probate Office In Ranioli
and. II Is further ordered that all persons inieed
be notified hereof. by publication Of notice Of l "
pieati0n and order thereon, three weeks seccesreJ
In the HERALD AND NEws printed at West Rls
dOlph and which cireuates IN the neighb0rhod 4
those interested. before said time Of hearing hi
they nay appear at said time and place and Il ia
see cause object thereto
BY the Court Attest
SO WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Juls
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L Consnmption Incurable.l,

Read the following: Mr.. c. IL. Morris,
Newark, Ark. says; "Was down with alb
scess of lungs, and friends and physicians
pronounced me an incurable consumptive.
Began taking DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, am now on my third
bottle and able to oversee the work on my
farm. IL is the finest medicine ever made. .
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio. says
.'Had it not been for DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption l would have died
Of lung troubles Was given up by doc
tors. Am now in the best of health. Try
it. Sample bottles free at Il. G. Norton
drug store.
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SOUTH ROYALTON NEWS.

Easter service brought out a fine
display of flowers at the churches.
DIR. Dana has moved into the DR..
Whiteomb house and Henry Whitcomb
has moved to his father-in-law Mr..
White, on the Adams Rowell farm ia
Tunbridge.
Mrs. A. c. Waterman has moved
into the Whitcomb store.
Ed Bixby is spending few weeks
with his son George at White River
junction.
The listers are busy taking the grand
list.
NJ. S. Adams is in Mass, soliciting
orders for lumber and chair stock.
Capt. j. f. Eldredge was in town
Monday.
Fred Merrill goes to Randolph this
season, having engaged to the Moulton
Bros, to take charge of their horses.
The sugar makers are having light
yield so far.
The citizens village improvement
committee have under consideration
two propositions from parties for the
location of manufacturing industry
here, either of which would add much
10 the business of the town.
There is special town meeting
called for the 18th to see if the town
will exempt from taxes manufacturing
industries as the statute provides, and
also to see if the town will vote TO fur
nish school text books for the schools
for the next five years.
The canvassing agent for the Wind
sor County History is meeting with
good success. The price, $3.50,
seems exorbitant, but those purchasing
win be better prepared to judge OF the
value when they pay for it.
Misses Jackman and Latham COM
.menced their work in the village
schools again last Monday.
Warren Bright is to occupy the ten
ement vacated by Hiram Rogers.
There was sugar sociable at Mr..
Bucks last week.
Gardner Ashley has secured the SER
vices of barber from Mortified to
take his place until he is able to resume
work.
Mrs. H. Whitcomb is spending a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Leonard, in st. Albans.
Have you tried gallon of Ed F.
Smiths 30 cent paint. II not try II
and you will buy it,
Call at Ed +. Smiths aud look at
his oil cloth, mating and jiute carpet
ing. Something new, also tapestry
and Brussels in cheap grades.
John w. Masury & Sons K. r.
paint. Breinig's Silicate paste paints.
4 full line of varnishes, brushes and
painters supplies at Ed. f. Smiths.
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u,,eclee.

t. X. Monkey has moved to Tunbridge.
Lee Monkey has gone to Manchester, N.
II. to work in a restaurant.
Royal Aldrich of Pomfret is working
for Peter Anderson.
Chas. Blessington is the guest of NJ.
Chadwick.
Emma Sisco has been in Boston on a
businessltrip.
o. B. Harrington was in town last week.
Fast day was duly observed.
c. A. Kimball OF y. II. is the guest OF j.
G. Kimball.
Arthur Chadwick is running a milk
team.
Mr.. Walker OF Randolph is the success
sor Of Mr.. Monkey at the Parker farm.
Easter Sunday was observed with a
children's concert.
Aggie Roberts is working in Hartford.
Mrs. Osmer and daughter have gone to
the Junction.
Fred Gardner is home on visit.
5. d. Landers was in town last week.
You are asked once more to not forget
the Wales Goodyear Rubber Boots. Il
may be that they do make the best boot
for men, boys, youths, women, misses and
children.
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The ARENA for April is good number.
Nearly all of the papers are excellent. We
think they are fully equal to II not superb
or to those in the preceding numbers. Bish
op Spalding replies to Ingersoll on the
question of "God ip the Constitution. -
His arguments are forcible and convincing
to reasonable minds. Stephen Allen gives
a very interesting article upon "a newly
discovered law in Physics" This is the
law Of Actien, or combustion DR.. Man
ley, who lives somewhere in North Dako-
ia, has done away with the doctrine Of
eternal punishment, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady Stanton gives US some very generous
ideas on the subject of divorce. Two new
features are introduced in this number,
symposium and editorial notes. Whether
or not one accepts the teachings of this Re-
view he cannot but be interested in them.
We haven't space for an extended notice,
but would call the attention of our readers
who are interested in literature and ques-
tons of the day to this particular number.
You will find It at Bucks.
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STATE OF VERMONT. I In PROBATE Court holden
RANDOLPH DISTRICT - al Randolph on the SIN
day OF Apr. A. D. ISo an Instrument nurp,rtlnr 10
De- last " III Testament Of Richard Robinson late
OF ph IN said district deceased. neing pres
enie1 70 the Court by Hazen p sanford and susan Il
Robinson the Executors
named therein. tor Probate: Il is ordered BY said Crit
that al persons concerned therein be notified 10 an
pear Il SESSION 81 said ~ held AZ the Pro-
aie once IN Randolph On the 29th day u Apr.A. ID.
iSHl. and show cause Il any they NAV have against
tue PROBATE of std Wills for which purpose it's fur
Their ordered that aropF Of the record OF this order
TIE published three weeks suceesstveiy To The Herald
and News printed Randolph Previous Is said
time appointed Tor bearing. By the Court Attest
~ WM II. NICHOLS. Judge
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How nice it was that we could hear the
new chuch bell on Sunday.
n. Fountain and Ed Dutelle are both
building houses. We are in hopes we
may see many houses built the coming
season.
Cora Moore has been visiting at f. c.
Pierce's.
E. II. Dickey got quite badly hurt by a
rock falling on his back.
J.E. Carpenter has gone to No. Hart
land to work.
Mrs. c. H. Gill is stopping at Mr.. Goss'.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Morehouse have re-
turned to their home at Wheelock.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Morris are happy
over ten pound boy.
Maud Tucker has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Marston.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court h.. :,
RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS Randolph within w
said District on the 18th day Of Men A. b lSs
an Instrument thereto nurnar,
be the last VIII and Testament OF William 4 UaIw
late OF Randolph deceased ba,r.al.n
scented to The court 3. Hannah r. Holman sAs
the eNecutTiA therein named r,t p,.h
II IL ordered by said Court, that all persons Gomez
ed therein be notified 70 appear at session On ~
Court 70 be held at the Probate Office m R1ndosf y
the 18th day OF April A. Disc and show cau.f f,
they may have, against the Probate OF said wn. KY
which purpose IL Is further ordered that COW a. a
record OF this order be published three weefs ~
cessiyely in the HERALD AND NFws. printed s,Ps.
dolph. previousto said time appointed for hesrias
BY the Court. Attest
stN WILLIAM H. NICHOLS Inds.
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Uncle David Hathaway died OF pneumo-
MIA, last Friday.-B. ID. Hathaway is hav-
ing pneumonia but is convalescing.
J. Strong lost a valuable COW very sudden
ly this week Monday. Tracy has
been at his fathers for some days, but re-
turned to f. Lebanon last Monday
Priest of Plymouth is sugaring for l. II.
Archer.-W. L. Archer has gone TO Wor-
cester, Massive understand that II. b.
Reed & Sons have condemned or given APP
the use of the new process evaporation, made
in Chazy, n. Y.-M. 3. Lawrence has NOV
ed into Mr.. Shurtliff's.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-04-10

Bessie Hincxley is sick with scarlet fe-
yer.
Oramel Morse and family have returned
from Florida and are glad tc see old YER
IN ont again.
AFRO Lamson has taken f. A. stevens
hill farm. He takes the place Of Mr.. Ed
son who is going to CT.
Clark Jones has moved to Catskill, y. Y.
o. Morse has moved into D. B. Bucks
house in the village.
Wheatley Camp is suffering from third
attack of pneumonia, within few weeks.
A. A. Storrs and sis ter gave a sugar par
ty at their new creamery Saturday after
noon.
Rev. S. A. Parker will preach here next
Sunday forenoon. Subject, lessons OF
the Spring time"
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STOCK OWNERS, ATTENTION.

Don't forget that one pound OF Weare's Con-
ditiou Powders is worth five of any other kind
Sure cure for worms. Sold by both druggists
Weare's sure cure for heaves is the only thing
known that viii cure. Sold by both druggists.
Weare's Poultry Powder is a sure cure for
Chicken Cholera and Roup. and greatly i'm
proves their laying qualities. Ii beats the
world. Sold by all druggists.
+. r. Smith. Bristol Springs. Ontario Co,
\. Y. says that "Agoil gives Magic Relief in
Pinkeye and Dstemper in horses and Asthma
and Rheumatism In man Sold by II. q. Nor
ton. West Randolph.
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astRarnarci.

Mrs. Richard Yeaton is slowly improv-
ing.-Horace Wilson has been laid up the
past week with erysipelas.- Miss Ann Al
len has recovered from her recent illness
as to be able to move into her new house.
Victor Yeaton returned to his home in
Lowell, Mass, last week. Mr.. Sayers has
relatives visiting him from Pittstield, Mass.
Ada Chadwick has completed her work
at the Sharon hotel and is at home for
few weeks stay.-Mrs. Adelia Chadwick
spent the past week with her sister in
Woodstock V. Yeaton and child Of
Lowell, Mass, are with X. Yeaton's fami-
ly.-Quarterly meeting at the NJ. f. church
last Sunday, the presiding elder failed to
appear as expected There were but few
attended the Choral Union at North POM
fret last Saturday owing to the bad trav-
cling The young friends Of Oracle and
Nellie Miller gave. them a social visit last
week leaving number Of presents, il be-
ing their birth day anniversary. -Chas. p.
Black is shipping large quantities OF maple
syrup to the Boston market.-F. l.. Culver
the stage driver has been i'll with a severe
cold the past few days, necessitating his
hired man to carry the L. 5. mail.-There
was a sugar party for the benefit of the
church held at Owen Adams this week on
Wednesday, was a meeting at the
NJ. E. church last Sunday eve especially
for the young-Chas. Black has Just add
ed new lot OF ginghams and prints to his
stock, also other dry goods.
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Probate of viii.

STATE OF VERMONT, I Alta Probate Cour,hsi
District Of Randolph. s.. at Randolph, within ,ri
N tnsfrnn,..,,t , ar,,ar,ir,s, ~ ~, s'n. a. D@
testament OF Hannah Grain late OF Tunbrid,s I,
said District. decreased, Is presented 10 M ~
by Fl0reufine u. Moody, the executor therein NAM,
fol- probate. and II is ordered by saId Caar
that all persons concerned therein be notified I'M
pear before said Court. at the hotel X
Chelsea aforesaid. the 18th dav Of AMI
1890, and contest the probate of said will II tltys.
cause; for lich purpose IL is further Ordered IN,
Copy Of the record OF this order ne published m,
weeks successfully. previous to the time APPOINTS
for proving said will, Ia the HERALD AND NV
a newspaper printed At W. Randolph In this SUIT
$50 Attest. WIN. n. NICHOLS Judg
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I,itt.felI.

Rev. A. J. Smith is soon to leave here
and 80 20 W. Hartford where he has en- 4
gagged to preach the coming year.
Mrs. Jonathan Ranney is convalescing
as her many friends will be pleased 10
learn.
Easter services were held at the NJ. E.
church last Sunday.
The lumber is being drawn for the
cheese factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fenno wish to ex-
press their gratitude to those friends who
SO kindly gave them their assistance in
their late affection.
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North Pomfret.

Miss Persis Hewitt is home from St.
Johnsbury.
On account of the bad travelling the con-
cert was not very well attended last Sat
eve.
Fred Brownell is improving the looks of
his buildings with coat of paint.
Penn Bugbee is canyassing in n H. and
Mass.
Emily Hewitt is home from her vaca-
ton.