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wishes 10 try t. Do lot accept.any
substitute.
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02

I Asa Jones had two calves killed bv bears
in his mountain pasture Sept. 18Th. The
tracks indicated that there were a number
Of bears.
Miss Mabel Jones has gone to Burling-
ton 20 work in a hospital.
The potato crop is very fine this season.
Mrs, H. J. Smith has finished her labors
at Queen City Park and returned home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. j. Smith visited their
brother at Randolph Center last week.
Rev, L. II. Elliot of Waterbury occupied
the pupits Of Hancock and Granville last
SUNDAY, representing the VT. Bible Socie-
~ HIS discourse was interesting and in.
structive and the collection amounted to
a little over Sl5. The churches at both
THESE points are receiving good coating
OF white lead and oil.
Two very heavy frosts OF late have chang
ed the complexion of vines and forest
leaves considerably
w. II. Upton is painting the spire of the
NJ. +. church
Jennie Hamblin has been in town.
5. Y. Wilson and family have been in
town this week.
Rev. c. W. Ross, after preaching in
Rochester, viii preach in Hancock at ]
p. m. and here at p. M.
School in North Hollow began last week.
I'd Parkhurst sold his black horse to
Mr.. Horton o. Mass, no shipped a car
load from here Monday.
Miss Addie Hastings has returned from
New York city
Lewis Dickerman Of Tunbridge has
bought a building lot of DTabell .adioin-
ing &. Abbott's.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02
DODD'S GATaRRH CURE.
l4ucaI ana Intcrnal Ireatment

In order 10 cure catarrh il is necessary t. a.
lay the inflammation Of the irritated mem
branes with soothing application. cleanse the
head OF the plugging mucous secretions, and
heal the discharging ulcers For colds in the
head and nasal eafst1h Dadd's local treatment
does this without the aid of snuff douches on
fumes. II The disease has extended down
ward. affecting the bronchial tubes or lungs.
digestion and blood. the internal treatment
both removes from the system the scattered
poison aud ~ is building-up properties as
sists nature N restoring the impaired parts.
send Tor our book treating ON catarrh. Fus-
ter. Milbum 81 Co. proprietofs. Buffaloi \
a. Sold n Bethel W.T. by q NJ. Miller.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02
SOUTH RoYALTON NEWS.

Horace Woodward and son Of Campello
Mass, are visiting friends here.
The Shepherd family returned Sunday
for few week $ rest.
Geo. Shepherd of Providence, r. l., il
visiting his father, John Shepherd.
Everett Dodge of Boston IS visiting at
home.
Miss jackson of Barre is visiting Miss
Myrtle W hite.
Mrs. Boyce of Woodstock is Visiting at
G. 2. Tarbell's.
Mr.. Shepherd of the Shepherd family
has bought residence here OF MIR. Austin
Adams and viii take possession immedi-
ately.
Martin Adams visited his family at the
Mountains over Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Ramage, Mr.. and Mrs. c. p.
TarDell and W. A. Martin attended the
Congl conference at Hartford Tuesday
and Wednesday as delegates from this
place.
Daniel King Of Northheld is visiting
friends here.
A new cottage house and 1-2 acre Of
land ON Main 81. Tor sale. Inquire OF ED.
+. SMITH.
The employees of the Shoe Factory made
up purse OF Sl5 ana presented Mr.. Max
ham, one OF their mum Der who has been
disabled by a sprained ankle and unable
to work for the past three weeks, with Il.
Geo. Waterman fell from a staging, in
juring his ankle quite seriously.
A line line Of looking glasses at Ed. F.
Smiths.
Henry Whitcomb and wife viii have
charge of VIM. Smiths farming interests /
While ne is at Montpelier.
Henry Ross OF Amesbury, Mass, is Wis
iting ms parents here.
Mrs. G. r. Walker and Miss Laura Ken |
IAN nave been visiting friends IN Chelsea.
See Ed. f. Smiths new advertisement.
Call and get the Hartford woven wire
mattress, the best in the world, at Ed.
smiths.
Curtain and curtain poles at Ed F.
smiths.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02

STATE OF VERMONT I'm fronsfs Court. neia A.
hANpolrH bi-rHiCr- So Randolph IN and 10
sale District ur tht lits day ut sent, A. b. ls.0
A. q. Wheeler sXacff.r
Of TIE estate 81 John -. Wo0dcuck
lae OF Randolph in said district
deceased makes application 10 said Court Iir license.
tu sell ~ 90 The real estate of said deceased
represrhihg that said "a viii &c f1f the be-t
cri 1T all parties Interested therein
Who're
upunj 3 ordered by said Court THAR said a)-,licatn
COME uder consider ati and bt. heard on f fD ltl
~ oct. A. D. isse. az the Probate office m
haii''ph aif DO Is further ordered tHa AN neis
Interested hc notified hereof by publication ~ ntfis
OF luis application aud orer three weeks sueepssy,-
ny ID tie HERALD AND NEws. printed AT Randoph
before said time OF hearing, that they uay appear nj
ag tin ana paceand if theysee object thereto
BY she Court. attest.
WV. II. NICHOLS, Judge.
A true COPY OF record attest So
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02
IMPORTANT VERMONT Esws.

Geo. H. Wilder OF Montpelier has com
posed pretty waltz.
The Herald suggests village improve
ment society for Bristol.
Mrs. Helen Savage of West Hartford
raised 20 lbs. of potatoes from two Colora-
do Gem tubers.
Rev. ID. F. Carter Of Burlington has re-
turned from his European tripin excellent
health and spirits He was accompanied
by his family.
/ Workmen have begun work on the new
wing hall of the covered bridge in John
4 son.
The cider product in western Vermont
viii be considerably reduced this year, on
account OF the apple shortage.
Over 500 has been subscribed toward
season tickets for the lecture course which
the Ladies Library Guild is arranging.
Geo. and James Brooks shot and killed
two year old bear, on West Hill, North
field, recently. 1t weighed about so lbs,
and their bounty was s15.
The Bennington board Of trade has Sc
cured new industry for the town in the
knitting mill removed from Conoes by
Mr.. Campbell. twill employ seventy five
hands, and viii bring 20 families to Ben
nington. The citizens have subscribed
$1,000, and the old Booth mill viii be en-
larged and refitted
The U. " NJ. at Burlington has opened
its present term with the largest freshman
class in the history Of the institution, mum
bering round fifty.
Or. Fred Granger, promising young
physician Of Brockton, Mass, died Tues
day. He was born in Randolph, Vt, 80
years ago, and was graduated from Dart
mouth in 1884 and the Dartmouth Medical
school in 1857. In 1889 he was City Ply |
stefan Of Brockton.
Chas, Cox OF Woodstock recently fonnd 4
IN butternut tree, twenty five pounds of .
nice honey, with old comb enough for sev 7
enty five pounds. Some time ago Mr.Cox
Iound bee tree, in another locality, which
proved big thing Of the kind, yielding
pounds of the best honey,
when cut down. STANDARD.
The work at the Grand Isle bridge win
Don be at a standstill unless the water low
rs. The center crib and one Of the abut-
nents are completed, and the other abut-
nent will be finished IN about one week.
Contractor e. r. Goodsell saws that work !
N the masonry cannot be commenced with
he present high water.
Geo. Kentield, of HYDE Park, hired a s
orse from Perry Foster to go TO Stowe to /
tend a Union Of the Good Templars, the S
for the use of the animal I
eng % cents. Instead Of going directly I
} Stowe he drove to Johnson, where he r
)ok IN friend, and then went to Stowe, y
turning by the same circuitous route /
pom hearing of the long drive Foster ask e
for additional pay, but Kentield insist Il
that 70 cents was all that he would pay, II
Re result being a lawsuit in which the de "
ndant was mulcted Y and costs, pretty Il
1od horse hire for going from Hyde Park
StOwe.-Argus. :;
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02
inNs,ille.

Or. f. Leavitt viii have charge OF DR..
Steeie's practice during the latter's absence
as representative at Montpelier DR. Leav-
1T comes well qualified, is a graduate Of
the Hahnemann Medical college and hos
pltal OF Philadelphia and has had twelve
years experience good frost the 24th.-
Periey Cutler Is travelling with DR. Spiller.
Dr. Charles Quimby of n. Y. city visited
at John Cutters last week and called on
friends IN town. Several attended the fair
at Woodstock. Fred Abbott is clerking in
n. l.. Deans store. Miss Annie ROGERS
has taken the school on Whitcomb hill
Mrs. Susan Hodgkins from Toledo. Ohio
is visiting her brother, Vim. Chamberlain.
-Dea. McCollom is visiting in Woodstock
Miss stella Davis spent Saturday at home
Peter Gregory from Brandon was at Car
mi Reeds last week Miss Hatch from
Plttsfield is visiting at Austin Thomas
Perley and Nettie Reed returned to their
work AT Hillsborough, n. H., last week.
Horace Brink and daughter " no have been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Rogers, returned
&c their home in the West on Monday
James Angel has finished work i'm Bethel
and will go to the village school this fan.
George Adams and wife were in RovaI-
ton Sunday .-Fred Martin and wife We're
IN town SundaY.-George Kim ball has bot
the Durham meat market in Bethel and
VIII move his family there this week.-Our
representative, DIR. F. E. Steele and Sena-
tor, DIR. c. c. Smith, start for MONTPELIER
Tuesday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02
Rarnard.

+. ;. Putnam's new house that he has
Just completed IS one OF the prettiest and
most tasty in town.
Z. 7. French was in Boston last week
buying a new stock of boots and shoes
and general merchandise.
There were no services at the NJ. Z.
church last Sunday, the pastor being alb
sent.
Mrs. A. X. Aiken is in st. Adams caring
for her daughter, Mrs. Blodgett who e
reported very ill.,
Mrs. Herbert Wood was very III last
week and fears were entertained that she
would not recover. Her son Lawson a
boy seven years old met with quite a Sc
rious accident while at school. a ball with
which some boys weie playing, con ing in
contact with one of his ewes and seriously
iniuring it.
There viii be a sociable at the town hall
next Tuesday eve given under the ausni
ces OF the ladies' aid society.
A. G. Ellis who has been at work az car-
penter at w. r. junction during the
summer has lately been running an o,,s-
ter saloon at the different fairs.
s. d. Newton as usual is following the
business Of caterer for the public as also Is
Gardner Adams -
w. NJ: Newton who graduated at the
Montpelier Seminary in June enters IVES
i ssS, college, Middletown, Conn, this
Bucks Strtionery business has increased
nearly % percent in the past six months.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02

State sunday Schoo, Conven,;o,

The 22nd annual convention of the State
oaooath school Association of Vermont. of
which Hon. j. w. Rowell of West Ran
aolph IS president and J. II. Babbitf of
west Brattieboro secretary and treasurer.
w VII D., DC held at Wells River, Oct p, p and
Is. The speakers from abroad who have
been engaged to be present on this occa-
SION include Rev. f. n. Peloubet, ID. d. of
P pli MISS L. }: Gregg of Boston, VIM.
New Hampshire. The musical director viii
pc > u. Hopkins of st. Adams. A tine
program embracing all branches of sunday
school work has been prepared ana mos,
proniable sessions are looked for. The
central S,e vt. will sell round trip tickets ~
wells River during the convention for
iare one way; other roads give a similsr
REDUCTION. Applications for entertain
NJ. should De addressed to S. E. clark
Wells River; hotel rates =. 90 to 3 "a reT
gay: All sunday school workers are cor
alally invited to attend and take part in
me exercises. Every evangelical SUNDAY
gates. ~ ueis-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02

Quite number attended the sing here
last Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Ramage supplied the Coug'l
pulpit last Sunday.
Patrick Dailey's house and some of the
contents W-re consumed by fire last Sat.
p. Nj.
Mrs. Stewards niece and children from
Mass, are visiting here
Rev. Mr.. Harding Of West Fairlee will
preach at Smiths Hall next sabbath at
l p. IN.
Preaching in Baptist church next sun
day at p. M and at Z: 10 p. m.
c. E, Jones is quite sick at this writing.
We fear pneumonia.
Dan Parkhurst went to Montpelier on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Julian Snow is quite poorly.
Work on Hiram Bassetts new house. un
der the charge OF G. +. Fay, is well I'M
der way.
A. 7. Billings and wife, who were at DR..
Sherwin's last week, returned to Perkins
vile on Monday
The Cong'l society has extended a call to
hev. Mr.. Perkins of Dunstable, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02
North pomfret.

Mrs. Bowers, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Penn Strong, returned 10 "
Randolph Monday.
Miss Eta Adams sailed for London on
Tuesday morning. She has position in
the Blind Institution.
Lena Taft Of Milford visited Luella Snow
and Eunie Colburn recently.
Fred Brownell is Singing and repair
ing his house.
Mrs. Standish and Mrs. Flint OF West
Randolph visited at p. NJ. Strong's recent
~.
Bertha Hewitt is in Boston caring for
her sick aunt.
Miss Fanny Webster returns to Boston
this week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02

Ed, Newton got quite badly hurt last
Monday while drawing sand from Mar
Gen : hill caused by some part OF the har-
ness treaking.-J. Fay Wilmont who has
been an employee at the Red Lion Inn in
West Randolph, has returned home.-Jobn
Mousiey OF Lyme, \. H., is stopping with
MS brother Horace Stetson is visiting al
Z. Thesford.-F. W. Morris and wife are
visiting at Chelsea Mrs. Brown of ST
Bloomsbury is visiting at A. r. Brooks =
Mrs. Biackmer and daughter of Turner's
Fails is visiting at f. c. Briggs. -Fdwin
Porter expects soon to move to Waterbury
Mrs. z. J. Wait is visiting her son. A II
Wait--Ars. Gilbert kilburn is visiting
ner Parents az W. Braintree.-Chas. CAM
bridge visited at Union Village last week
Mrs. q. NJ. Underwood has returned ~
her home IN Orange, Mass.-Miss Watson
q W. Lebanon is stopping with her sister
Mrs. Gusher.-A- J. Bruce and wife have
returned to West Randolph.-Nrs. G. A
Cotton Is visiting at Chelsea. Willie a
Ihurston spent the Sabbath with his faith
er. '''' ~
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02
IioYaIfnn.

Miss Alice Denison returned from Hart.
ford, Conn, last week
The Misses Burnside from Worcester
Mass, came to the Cascadnac last week
for short stay.
Mrs. Alden Bowers from Sacramento,
Cal, spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
q. A. Laird this week.
Mrs A. p. Reynolds left Monday for
Suneook, n. H., where she Will spend the
winter
Miss Maud Preston came home from
White River junction last week.
A good line OF boots and shoes for both
ladies and gents will be found at w. II.
Laird Co.'S. 1t viii pay you TO examine
and get prices.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02

- HE undersignei, having been appointed lsx tbf
rv1ae curt Tor the District % RandoIpb COMMITS.
sinhefs 70 receive examine and adjust all claims ad
demands OF all persons against he estate III Txr,
ana the claims Of the deceased exhibited in fre.t
thereto hereby give notice thar wewfl meet f,, ~
purposes aforesaid. al the banking hons, - ti g.
National Bank OF Chelsea in said Chelses ~ y
,s., on the 27h day Of Dee 30 and
tnfii o, ~ ~ htNi RON u O'Clock, d. M
s ulsli si,eh p m. on said GAYS and thar sly mos
rom the 18th day OF Sept. A. d. lsqa Is M 1i,1.
united 10y said Court for said creditors - -,
ssnl tlelr claims for examination and allow
tnee' Dated at Chelsea this 24tb lay az Senf ISa6
So {, = 3 E ~ tco,nn,,s.Iora-.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02

- = ut u fFINN ,. 7, UEI III.
The Undersigned, having been appointed bv ne
donProhate Court for the district OF Raiuiouh Conn.
nlssioners 10 receive examine. and adjust ali claims
And demands OF ali persons against The estate hi
Chas l. Drury aie Of Randolph In said Disirici
deceased. and all claims exhibited In Offset fbere
to- hereby give notice thai viii meet for the mn -
noses aforesaid. At The office Of j. II. Drnisonip "
'A'toiph on ", i'm 'iaN OF ocand lst DAY of Nov
next ron ~ Wcluck An. until o'clock r. NJ
on each OF said DAYS aud tbnf sly r1s,tl,s fr y, :,
ile ltth day oi sept A u. 1886 Is the Tim, lu.,
81 N said Court for said creditors 10 present fh.ir
claims % US for examination and allowance
Dated a. Randolph VI MS Il lav az SrI,tA n l.,,
-jAs.hUTCHlNSoN Commits
j. u. DENlSoN.S sioners
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02
" est Bridee,yater.

Quite number from here attended the
fair az Woodstock.
Lewis Madden and liza Daily were mar
ried at Woodstock Sept. oath.
Chas. Spaulding, Mrs. j. X. Spaulding
and Miss Ina Spaulding returned from
The Weirs, n. H., the 25th. He now goes
on crutChes.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment,

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Ewes
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
I after all other treatment had failed
His put up in Is and 50 cent boxes
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02

STATE OF VERMONT. : Alta Probate Conrf I,si,i
blsfict 81 Randolph, 5. < at Randolph. within and
10. saia District on the eGth day Of ser A. ID lSgO
An instrument importing 10 be the last viii ana
testament oiSophla r. q riswoIdiate OF Randlnh m
sals District, deceased q presented to he foprf
Joy ~ 1rlswod one Of the executors therein named
~ PI9oate; anaait IS ordered hy said Courf
that all persons concerned therein be notified :. ~,
pear before said Court, at the Probate ofice IN
ttstmiuipii aforesaid on The 2lst dav at Orf
lo' AND contest the probate of said will hi flev So,
cause Tor which purpose il is further ordered fiat a
oohy OF The record or this order be pnflished rir
WeeAs sNecessivelv previous 10 The time APPOINTED
Ier proving said will. in the HERALD AND NFvs
= newspaper printed at ". Randolph in This Sfafe
~ Attest " Ia n InIIIl :. r..-.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02
GUARDIAN NOTICE TO SELL REAl.
ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT lea Pr09uie Court within
District CT kudolpH IS and Tor said district al
the istl day 81 sept. A. ID. 1850. a. ". Mhifnev
guardian 81 beruiee Bailey Of Chelsea uuke- apui-
cation 90 said Court for license sell tire fsiioWlf,
described real estate. Of MS said ward h. vii. hoi
ans iof ifuafc u the village 90 Chelsea aud aU ~
real esiate owned hy his said ward Ia said chelsea
repre-tntiug That The SAFE thereof. for the puro.e n
pHttlnE iAe proceeds of such sale an u crest ~ ~
Yesfiur fe same ia stocks nr real estate would be
beneficial TO sad ward: Mherrtuou 81 rs sIrd.lb-
said tuurt, that said application De referred tn ss-
sion thereof 90 pc held al the PROBATE Office n saa
Chelsea on the ltih day 1T oct. A. d. 1880 Tor hea-
ing and decision thereon. and. 10 further Ordered
iiai ail persons interested be notified hereof v PUBS
ieaiOn OF notice Of said application and order there.
on three weeks successfully b. Tie Herald and News
published AZ Randolph before sal time OF hearing
thai they ulay appear al said tiae and place and ii
they cause. object thereto. Iiy the faUrf
Atiest, WIN. n. Nichols. Judge. $50
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02
Probate Of MilI

: lAth OF VERMONT, { IN Probate Court holden
RANDOLPH DISTRICT - at Raudolpi On ~, s-fi,
DAY OF sept A, -. 1850. an Instrument
purpartine tn
De last VIII Testament OF Marion C. Mann tafa ~
ltandolph IA saii district deceased. helnu prtso III
10 the Court by t.R. Granger the executor
names, therein. tor Probate: &c ordered tlv said ORR
mat az persons concerned therein be notified 10 an
pear al SESSION OF said court Ia De held al h. pro
oate office IN Randolph on the 2lst day 81 OctA u
losu. ana show cause ifany they may have .esiusf
frooate % said Will for which purpose MS fur
lg.Ie1 tha acopy Of the record OF this order
&c nubhshed three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the HeraiI
aad News printed at Randolph previous rs said
lline appointed for hearing. By the Court Attest
- WM H.NICHoLS. Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-02
NorMicn.

seymore Knights Of Chicago is visiting
his father.
Chas. Slack was thrown from his wagon
recently ana mis- collar bone broken in
two places.
The carpenters are putting the finishing
touches 10 the hotel.
Messrs. Howard and Foster are great
help IN the religious meetings ana are
gladly welcomed back.
Agitation of road matters in town may
help to bettel roads especially the cross
roads as they are in a Wretched condition.