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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29

To accommodate ex-heutenant govern
or Fuller who wishes to return TO his
home in the afternoon OF Memorial Day,
the address is to be delivered at the Con-
gregational church at IL a. m. After the
close of the exercises at the church the
public service of the G. A. K. is to be held
at the village cemetery.
Nathan Preston has sold his colt.
Clarence Hutchinson of Hartford visited
here the first of the week.
Wallace Swan reports the capture OF lOs
brook trout Friday and OF So one otner
day last week. He asserts that this IS
true fish story.
whitney Post and Relief Corps attend
ed a memorial service at the Congregation
al church Sunday afternoon. Rev. i. ,.
Hubbard preached an excellent and APP
propriate sermon from Deut. IS, 3. Rev.
Mr.. Maxim Of the Baptist church and Rev.
MIR. ellis of the Methodist church were
present.
Going home from the Good Templars'
Union Saturday night some young people
from STAFFORD got capsized and baby
hurt near Russell Hacketts, a culvert cav
ing in as they were crossing II.
The town has been notified that it has
won in the pauper case, Marshteld vs..
Tunbridge. The question was, whether
children who had gained a partial settle-
ment here before the fathers death, could
Element after the death of the father in
less than the full term Of years.
The cold weather and many rainy days
make the farmers anything but happy.
DIR. VIM. McDougall with long string
Of fine horses was in town last week The
doctor is very proud of his twin horses.
j. w. Clark. special census agent was in
town looking up the mortgage records
last Wednesday.
Mrs. jeanette Hagan of South Framing
ham, Mass, was called here last week, her
sister, Mrs. Mary Jones being very sick
with pneumonia. She is now reported to
be better.
James B. Kenworthy is building barn
for Geo. Robbins.
The grand list foots up total OF s50i ,sS9
This is an increase of S6,I8 over that Of
last year. The polls are 269; real estate OF
the first class, 81 CSC; of the second class
s3O7 ,5s5; total of real estate, S349, 232; per-
sonal property, s98,S0i.
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CHELSEA AROUND TOWN

Miss Addie Clark has sold the Merrill
,,ost ure TO Moses Medcalf of Washington
Tor $50
N Y. B. Davis has just received his
commission as census enumerator for this
town.
Miss Bessie Haskins was called to her
nome in Copperfied Saturday by the sick
ness of her sister
Orrin Bacon recently lost a good COW.
H. O. Bixby says it is an STA pound
girl.
Miss Marcella Lincoln died in Lowell,
Naes Nav 23d, and her remains We're
brought here for interment. The funeral
LOS held at the residence of j. G. Allen on
sunday, Rev. B. B. Sherman officiating.
There was union Memorial service at
the Cong1 church Sunday. Rev. B. B.
Sberman delivered the sermon, and Rev.
H.F Reynolds OF the M. +. church as,
sieted in the services. Waterson Post and
NJ r. c., H. E. X. Hall Camp and L. A.
: attended in body. The sermon was an
EXCELLENT and scholarly discourse. The
cnnrch was Hastily trimmed with flags and
Aowers. The Post and Camp have each lost
! member since last Memorial, and chairs
appropriately draped signified this loss.
HEX. Hall Camp No. %, Sons of Vet
Grams was inspected at their regular meet
ing on Wednesday of last week by Special
Ala q. A. Gee of Brandon. The meeting
,gas largely attended by the brothers and
ahout twenty of the g. A. R. from Water
son Post of this place and Whitney Post
III Tunbridge. The Camp passed an ex-
celent inspection but the boys do not ex-
neet to hold the first place in the Division
another year. At intermission refresh
nents were served by a committee from
me Ladies' Aid Society of the Camp. Songs
10 ha n made n live
II until late hour. The Camp are to go to
Washington Memorial Day by invitation
of 5. c. Smith Post No. 81, q. A. X.
Can't. G. L. Hayward has just been pre-
sented with an elegant S. V. sword by his
father, Comrade Geo. Hayward of Co. h.
ID Regt. VT. Vol.
AsL.D. Parkhurst, Frank Robbins and
Mr.. Heath Of West Fairlee were painting
m the outside of the Court House last
week Wednesday the swing. staging gave
Way and the men were thrown into the air
d feet from terra firma. All came out
more or less damaged but 1t is wonder
none of them were killed. Parkhurst
elntehed the telephone wire, which went
oion0 the building in front of where he
was working, from this he came down on
r rome and got out with a good shaking
mn and sore hands. Robbins fell TO the
ground and struck in sas soft a place as
Could be had and would have escaped
with only good shaking but Heath came
after him and placed his boots in his head,
bruising him about the head and face Sc
yerely. Heath in falling caught az Nm
dow, cutting his hands badly on the glass,
and he was Injured in the side. A defec-
tive chain at one end of the staging was
the cause of the accident.
Mrs. s. II. Bennett has returned from
Manchester, n. H., where she has spent
the winter with her daughter, very much
improved in health.
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East Randolph.

The name of Belle Camp should have
been included with those teachers who
attended the institute al Chelsea.
Walter Newton and Eddie Sprague set
their hooks for cells last week and the
former found twopound trout on his
hook next morning while Eddie had one
that weighed Ia lbs. Pretty good for
-year-olds.
w. r. Holden has sold his horse, Peters
Morgan to parties in Hopbottom, Penn.
and has gone to deliver him. This horse
is doubtless as near thoroughbred Nor
gan as any now in existence. Horse
breeders in this section are sorry to see
him go.
Caleb Grow of Braintree visited friends
in this vicinity last week.
Geo. bearing and family visited friends
in Bethel Friday and Saturday.
Geo. Boswell is remodeling his house.
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So. Tuubridge.

Will Cole has moved his family into he
parsonage.
The children are rehearsing for chill
dren's day which will be on June Sth.
There were no services held at the NJ.
E. church last Sabbath as our pastor, Mr..
ellis attended the memorial service at
Tunbridge.
Rev. W. NJ. ellis delivered the address
at the Good Templars' Union at No. Tun-
bridge.
The three children of Dwight LEISURE
who, have been having scarlatina are
nearly well.
The auction held at the late Nathan
Foster residence was well attended with
Gard Wallace of Bethel as auctioneer.
A. j. Wills, Lewis Campbell and Car
roll Haynes went to Chelsea to the in
spection of H. E. K. Hall camp last Wed.
evening They report very good time.
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Corinth.

Mr. and Mrs. Lord of Hartland were
in town last week and were guests OF VIM
Burgin.
j. C. Carleton is at his fathers on visit
buHreturns to. Concord, n. H., this week
There were several young people baptis-
ed at the Meadow last Sunday.
Rev Mr. Goodrich at the Corner has
postponed his meetings at East Topshan
on account of diphtheria prevailing in
that vicinity.
Solomon Walk, the lace peddler was in
town last week.
VIM. Burgin sold valuable horse to
Mr.. Lord of Hartland last week.
Chauncey Bohonon of Washington is
moving into Obadiah Georges house.
Mrs Chas. Hastings Of Cherokee, Iowa
is at her husbands fathers.
Pearly Hastings is falling rapidly.
r. G. Munson is very low.
Mrs. Paul Sgobel, who has been with
her father, r. L. Munson has returned to
her home in Hydepark, n. Y. for short
time. She intends spending the summer
here
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south Randolph.

CARD;-The undersigned is the only
authorized agent in this town for the sale
of Soluble Pacific Guano Notwithstanding
the published statement of another that
he is selling the 'Old Reliable Pacific
under another name, which is simply an
INSCRIPTIONS attempt TO sell a fertilizer,
which is manufactured under "leased'
Trade Mark, upon the well earned name
OF an old established brand. Not content
with the borrowing of one Trade Mark, it
is making an attempt to steal another, but
it won't work. Farmers will not be gull
ed by this trick, but give it and its perpe-
traitors the ''go-by.n Call early and get
the only genuine "Soluble Pacific Guano."
E. j. PRINCE, May II, 1890.
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Gen. Grout for Congress.

Perhaps our judgment has been at
fault but we have not considered the
congressional canvass as at all serious.
1t has seemed to us all along that Gen.
Grout would be returned and that 1t
will be wise for the district to return
him. The position he holds and the
influence he wields in the House are of
great Importance, too great, indeed, to
be lightly surrendered by our state.
AS chairman of the committee on the
District of Columbia he is performing
valuable service 10 the country and that
he comes up to the requirement no one
doubts. His labors are arduous and
continuous, and by virtue of his po-
sition, industry and ability he is one of
the comparatively few members of the
House who are listened to. He is al
ways at his post of duty and it is very
well known has the ear of the speaker.
We see nothing in the canvass thus far
that leads us to think that change is
desirable or likely to prove advanta-
geous in ony way.-Standard.
Shingles to sell and shingles sawed by
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THE TROTTING BRED STALLION
RObertWiIkeS

GRAY horse, foaled May 10th, 1850, sired
by Mambrino Wilkes, sire OF Arthur
Wilkes. 1924 and 1-2 and r. M. Wilkes 2:
Is and ia by George Wilkes, 2:22 has six
weight sons and daughters in the thirty
list. forty-seven sons with IT'S of their
progeny in the thirty list, twenty-one
daughters have produced colts in the
thirty list, five of his and-daughters and
three grand-sons put performers in the
thirty list last season.
His dam, Lady Gilmore was sired by
Honest Allen with four in thirty list, he
by Ethan Allen with 8 in thirty list, max
ing Robert Wilkes well bred Wilkes and
Morgan horse a cross which is very popu-
lar among horsemen at the present time.
ssThe Kentucky Stock Farm" a paper
printed at Lexington, Kentucky devoted
entirely to the breeding of horses, in
speaking Of the different families OF horses,
the Almonts, the Be!monts and Wilkes
speaks highly Of them all but in closing
saws Of the Wilkes family: "Great as have
been the achievements on the trottino
turf in 1889. we look for still greater per-
formances in 1890 and it goes without say
ing that in the battles OF the future the
descendants Of the Wilkes family viii be
found as in the past fighting in the front. =
Robert Wilkes will make the season
Of 1890 at my stable and will be allowed tc
serve mares at the low price of SIS to in
sure a mare in foal. Money due when
fact is ascertained or mare parted with.
Limited to one mare daily Mares serv-
ed must be returned regularly for trial as
directed. >-r,,,-,ro,r
West Randolph, VT.
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West Hartford.

Anna Caswell from Quechee is at work
at the hotel
Mary Howard has returned home after
finishing work for A. c. Martin at White
River Junction.
The road machine is making its annual
tour in this part of the town.
Mrs. Clarence Kempton was in West
Randolph last week visiting her father,
Mr.. Thomas Carr.
Flora Hazen is at work at Hartford for
her sister, Mrs. Robert Hazen.
Mrs. DIR. Emerson OF Orwell is visiting
at Mrs. Arthur Kendallis.
Genevieve Snow of Pomfret is visiting
at her uncle's, Austin Howard.
Austin Towards house is receiving a
new coat OF paint and Don Kendall is do
ing the work.
Children's Day is to be observed here
Sunday, June Sth. There is to be a con-
cert in the afternoon at 4 O'Clock and al
are invited to come and hear the children.
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Rev. E. Ross, one of the young men that
went out from this place preached in the
Congl church Sunday.
The road machine is at work in the west
part OF the town.
Annual church meeting this week FRI
day.
Frank Slack has tired OF living alone
and has taken a wife from Manchester, N.
II.
Decoration Day will be observed as usu-
al.
Alanson Pierce is very low.
Mrs. G. B. Smith has had a shock
The foundation is all in and the wood
work commenced on the new hotel.
H.B. Olds is still suffering from the ef-
fects OF the grip.
Our farmers are behind with their work
on account OF the wet weather.
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~WUr flowers for every
W occasion.
{. M. Mann, Florist.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

Manchester, Bidweu, Buback, Jersey
Queen and Lacom.
soc per hundred,
e4OO thousand.
Orders at s1.00 or more delivered free.
Asters White, pink, scarlet, blue and
scarlet and white, cent each.
Pansies White, yellow, blue, black and
mixed. 1 cent each.
Verbenas-W White, scarlet, blue, pink,
striped and mixed,
Box grown, 3 cents each, 35 cts per dozen.
Pot D
Hollyhocks-Dcublem mixed s cts each,
So cts per dozen.
Dahiias -Sprouted, double yellow, red
and white, 10 cents each.
Ten Week Stock-Six varieties, cts
each, 20 cts per dozen.
Baisans- Eight varieties, ? cts each, 20
Dianthus Pinks, 10 cents each, 80 cents
per dozen.
Tomatoes Seven varieties, 5 cts each,
so cts per dozen.
Egg Plant-N. Y. Improved, cts each,
so cents per dozen.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

Headquarters for Carriages and Sleighs
one and two horse Farm Wagons. ToI
Carriages, light open Wagons, Express
Wagons and Road Carts, Surveys Phae'
tons. and Patent Shifting Poles. eethem
before purchasing elsewhere, you can save
money. Every part is thoroughly made
from best selected stock.
ISAAC NEWTON, West Randolph.
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washington.

c. S. George is laying the cellar wall for
Id. TilIotson's new house and store.
little Ernest Macdonald was quite Sc
verelv bitten by dog last Saturday.
F. "A. Flint is soon to go TO the quarries
To run an engine for Wells, Lamson 4
Co.
Mr.. Fletcher from Eden has bought the
James Craig place and viii move there
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f. A. Thomas

was in market last week buying new
Goods to brighten up his stock. He has
now store full of everything in season.
able goods, also many odd lots of nice
Dress Goods to close out at reduced pri-
ces. 1t is for the interest of everyone pur-
chasing Dry Goods, Boots or shoes TO call
at his store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29

For yard wide Challles in very
handsome patterns.
&c for 1 lot of IS inch Chal-
lies, light and dark colors.
Handsome white embroidered
houncings from 75c to $3.50
Wash goods in great variety
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Sf.oo

Will buy a good parasol or I'M
brella. Buying direct from
Manufacturers, Follmer, Clogg
& Co., of Philadelphia, the
largest Mfgs. in the world en-
ables us to give you the right
kind Of goods at bottom prices.
All grades from soc to 50.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29

The Central Vermont Pomona Grange
will hold its second quarterly meeting
here June 18th. The public are cordially
invited to attend the afternoon session and
take part in discussing the question, "1s
it wise to encourage the occupancy OF
abandoned farms"
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r: a THOMAS
Bic

Buys a ladies' Jersey Vest,
we consider cheap al
40 cts. sze =
We have all grades in under
wear, from T5c to sI.37 each.
Extra good values in gents
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RrookfeId.

D. C. Dewey and H. p Abbott are to
serve as jurors at the Chelsea County Court.
Geo. Z. Mason was called to Waitsfield
Sunday by the illness OF his daughter, who
is ate nding school there.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29

VIII buy II yards of the best
French Satines. 50 different
patterns to select from, no two
alike.
Nice American Satines at
T7I-2 cts. at
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29

Stationary will be found at the postof-
flee, fine papers, envelopes, blank books
tablets, steel pens, quill pens, pencils and
everything and anything belonging to the
stationary business at the lowest prices
SOS
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35c

Buys a ladies fast black Hose.
guaranteed stainless or money
refunded.
II you want Hosiery can
give you all grades from 10 cts
to SI.75 per pair at
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North Randolph.

Don't forget the drama, ''The Ticket o
Leave Man, in Enterprise Hall Frida.
evening, May 30th. There will be socia
dance after the entertainment.
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Csc

AT this price we offer a lot
of all wool Tricots and Fancy
wooden stripes. We have sew
eral odd lots of dress goods to
close at reduced prices. Our
assortment of fine dress goods
is large and prices low for
quality
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-29

Shingles to sell and shingles sawed by
the thousand. GEO. PRINCE.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Senator IngAlls tells . story on his
brother, DR.. lngalls, who 10 ct the head
Of an educational Institution In Mis-
souri, says the New York Tribune. DR..
Ingalls, has puzzled the community Of
which he is . member BY remaining In .
lonely state Of single blessedness; not
only puzzled, bat, In some degree, oil.
Tended, fov the Doctor Is most agree
able man, and there are IN the commu-
nifty some very agreeable women. The
matter vas Discussed In many sowing
ciIc'es, and finally one old maid volun-
teered to convey the sense Of the com
munity on the subject to the offender.
When she called on the Doctor she put
the question rather bluntly.
Doctor" sho said, ''the ladies are
very anxious TO know why you never
married in these many years you have
been among us."
t'Madam," said DR.. Inealle, with al
the suavity Of manner which he could
muster up for the occasion. ''you may
Inform the ladies that, at least It has no,
been for lack of opportunity.
And it is said that the Doctor Is mo-
nearly 60 popular among the ladies o
his acquaintance Us he was before tn
inquiry was instituted"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Boston Gazette.
When Maria Mitchell was professor At
Vsssar, her niece, who was student
there, was suddenly taken violently III.
She Immediately telegraphed for her sis-
ter at Lynn Mre. Owen Dance, and the
frantic mother, without thought OF prep
arAiion for the journey, took her young
child and rushed on to the college. She
was absolutely sight 10 behold. None
OF the Mitche girls was ever accused OF
vanity of dress, but really this was shock.
ing. 1--WE lmprovised some dresses, :"
said Miss Mitchell In relating the Incl
dent aftts ard. Ear d made her presenta-
BILE. The illness proved a short one, and
my sister returned home by way OF Chat
ham, where she took the train to Boston
without change Of cars. ! accompanied
her 10 Chatham, and STOOD on the plat
form waving my handkerchief as my SIS
ter and her child passed out She ne
elected Tor some days to write me, and
in my anxiety dropped her a uote, say.
ing: 'Infor nation is wanted 81 badly.
dressed, hotIely- looking woman, with .
beautiful baby, last seen at the Chatham
Depot GU the morning of - My sistei
promptly answered me, saying: 'Th,
beautiful baby reached hone safely. TIL
last seen Of the badly dressed, homsly
looking woman was, she was standing U,
the platform nj Chatham.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

At the February term OF coasvsk
lowing will apply for license 10 vi
toxicating liquors:
OLD PLACES REAPPLYINO.
Pauline Aschenbach, No. 2ci "
Second street.
Edward r. Corsou, northeast coraxl
Front and Washington strcets.
Margarctha Fehicnbach, Fourth
French strec:s.
John N. Gropp, No. 10B Market sr
Patrick Asggar,y, No. SOL Weslfa
street.
Patrick Haney, Seventh aveue (
Duncan street. /!
Join J. Mullin. Sixth and sbA
streets. /,
Thomas McGll'iu, northeast corr,
Sixth and Madison streets.
Michael Mccarthy, No. l06 M
street.
George Ortlip, No. COS French stre
Philip @. PIunkett, No. 209 West 4
street.
Charles O. Reg, No. . E.s, q
street.
Mary A. Reynolds, northeast corr
Water and King streets.
Previously REsUssD.
Joseph Hendel. No. 3l5 East Sws
street.
johanna Keberls, No. 1918 East "
enth street
OUT OF TOWN.
Joseph 8. Goodwin. New Caste.
Edward Kelly. Parry's Hotel. Bind
wine Hundred.
Hen y Jones, Summit Bridge.
JAmcs b. Toman, New Castle.
All papers must be Aled on NJ
Wednesday, February o.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

With propr ETY. Prof. s. j. WHY las
been surprised with nomination iu the
u. s. Scns,e, by Senator Higgins, for
supervisor OF census in THE State of Deia
ware and says be will accept and levra
the routine,
The salary, formerly $500, has recently
been increased. The office contains the
appointment OF say 100 census takers
Mr. Wiley % years 10 WIS teacher
NJ d strict school No. -, near Richard
sous mill and near tile residence Of
Henry G. Conrad. Att rncy at Law.
lie subsequently was employed ia "A pay
y, academy 10 this city in which he, On
oscf ouut Of being The ablett IN governing,
's6nudest in Judgment aul NEST reliable
IN " ord aud buslt ess, ross to such los.-
tion and Influence that be WAS elect, d
ever all competitors principal OF the
Wilmington Boys High School. Here
he male the great success OF his life 70
Tar as II wass propitiiious and grand
opportunity which he measured up to-.
Since then as y manufacturer he has
demonstrated that he can also make
money rapidly. He n Secretary and
Treasurer Of The Wilmiugton Dental
manufacturing Co.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-24

Henry Wiison cam, to the poles sta
ton last uight aud asked for lodgings.
He said he came from Baltimore. He
was sent down to the basement by Chief
swi2gett. After he had been down some
time special officer Smith heard q noise
from the cellar as Of sons one breathing
heavily. Looking for the cause OF II be
found Wilson lying on the top of one Of
the large heaters, face downward and
trying to inhale the escaping gas. His
lie was saved BY being taken into the
fresh air whore he recovered, after which
he was returned 10 the basement, but
only TO make second attempt In the
same way at taking his ufe, This time
he was turned o. and not allowed to en-.
;vr sgaIh, bull a. tI'elired that he would
yet do something .nat would cause h m
to be sent TO jail Tor the balance OF the
winter.