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FOR S.1LE-FdrDl Property.

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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13

jackson Thayer of Randolph has hired
the William Bass farm for the coming yr.
Norman Noble has moved to Randolph
to occupy the farm of Herbert v. Fletcher.
Mrs. Annis Baldwin has moved into the
house in Peth she recently purchased of
j. p. Cleveland, Jr.
Duette Morse and wife who have been
visiting relatives in this town and vicinity
since Sept, last have returned to their
home in Washington Springs, So. Oak.
The thermometer indicated IS deg. be
low zero Friday morning the coolest of
the winter.
The question to be discussed next Sat-
urday evening at the Adelphi Debating
was the best Union Commander during
the war OF the Rebellion instead of the one
published last week.
j. p Mudgett is moving on to A. II.
Beedle's farm below w. Randolph
Mrs. Almon Spearis quite sick.
The town safe was last Saturday moved
from o. S. Thayer's to Daniel Flint's where
ii viii be nearer the center of the town.
Martin Linfield is to move to Hale
Flint's farm in Randolph where his
daughters will attend the Graded School.
I'D. Fits and wife of Roxbury are at
home on vacation. Mr.. Fits being in
poor health.
F. H. Packard has purchased the Amasa
Ferry place.
Everett Harwood is to work for c. A.
Webster the coming season and his family
has moved into the Rumrill house.
Braintree is the place for farming and
the young men have found it so, for three
vacat ed farms have been bought by intel
hgentIyoung men, who are not Swedes, and
still there are more for sale.
School in No. taught by Miss Nettie
Webster closed March 6. The teacher was
kindly remembered by gifts from her pu-
pills. Number of pupils 10; average at
tendance ~ and fraction. Those having
perfect record were Susie Bower, Alick
Peacore, Leon Flint, Fannie and Frank
Bower. Herman, Newton and Carrie Flint,
May Hall, David and Byron Steele had no
tardy marks. George Sumner, May Hall,
Alick Peacore, Herman and Leon Flint
missed no words in spelling during the
term.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13

There will be a social dance at the hall
Saturday eve, Mar. 10. Curtis plays and a
good time is expected. Everybody cor
daily invited.
JOSHUA A. SPEAR.-The death of Joshua
A. Spear removes man who has nearly
always lived in this town-one who has
lived quiet and honest life. For thirteen
years he had been a merchant in this VIII
lage and three years, the postmaster. He
hadWon the confidence of this community
by his business integrity and kindness to
all. In his home he was beloved by his
family. He leaves wife, son, Harry A.
Spear, who was in company in his business
and daughter, Mrs. Stewart Ryan who
lives at White River Junction. During
his life of 81 years he passed there many
changes and sad ex periences. He believed
a good life was the oest kind of religion.
In his remarks at his funeral Rev. S. A.
Parker said he was prepared to die because
he was prepared to live. His death was
sudden and unexpected. He had a shock
of paralysis Friday noon and died the next
Sunday March 2, 1890. The funeral was
held in the village hall which was filled
with neighbors and friends who sorrowed
that they should see his face on earth no
more. The sincere thanks of the family
are extended to them all for all their
friendly acts and kind words in this time
of their affection. Com.
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Cnrinth.

Geo. Ryder is moving on to one OF j. NJ.
Seribner's farms known as the Leroy
Sleeper farm.
Mary /. daughter of Hon. J. A. Tenney
who accompanied her father on visit 10
Montana, Iowa, last November is seriously
i'll at that place.
The Union S. S. Convention which was
soon to have been held at +. Corinth is in
definitely postponed on account of sing
ing school convention. Ii is to be hoped
when warm weather comes they may be
resumed as they have been pleasant gath
erings, promoting good feelings and an in
creased interest in the work.
The remains of Jennie Winch, daughter
Of the late Rev. CIV. Winch were brought
to this town for burial on Monday, Mich.
3D., from Lower Waterford. She hadlbeen
an invalid for several years but bore her
sufferings with fortitude and resignation.
Geo. Cook was instantly killed at See
brook, Mass, on Sunday, March I'd. He
was an engineer on the b. and M. X. r..
and was highly respected by his employ
ers. His remains were brought here from
Boston and inferred on Wednesday, the
9Th, in the cemetery at the Center. 81 he
leaves widow.
The officers elected at the annual meet
ing were,-Moderator, George Dearborn;
Town Clerk, George Cook; Treas. George
Cook; Selectmen, J. NJ. Scribner, w.
Chapman, j. Taplin; Constable and Col
ector. Mr.. Carter; 0verseer, Cyrus Hast
hgs; Listers, Lyman Porter, G. w. Davis,
L Roe. Town tax rs cents, Highway 40
onts, State and School 20 cents.
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South Randnlnh.

Rol. Monkey, who has been working foI
j. w. Camp the past year, has gone to his
home in Tunbridge and Lewis Clifford is
taking his place for a time.
The item in relation to the age of Mrs.
Storrs should have read s9instead of 50 yrs.
Farmers are hiring their help in this
vicinity as follows; Fred Stevens has
hired Charlie Smith; A. p. Paine, George
Phelps &C. l.. Paine, Sam Clifford; b. A.
Burnham, Frank Kent; Q. Belknap, Ed
Tenney; A. A. Storrs, A. Luck. Willis
Severance runs his grist mill and helps in
the creamery adjoining; Fred Clifford is
working temporarily foI Ell Prince; Geo.
Gage is working for Booth d Button With
a lumber team. Jim Judd is at work for
Henry Waldo,at T.. Randolph and Harry
Kent expects to go to the north part of
the State to work in a saw mill.
c. S. Paine has fine Monarch five year
old bay mare for sale, weighing about
1000, good driver or worker.
S. II. Brooks and family of West Ran
dolph, w. p. Smith and family, and II. r.
Smith and family of East Bethel met at
the home of their father, II. NJ. Smith, on
the 9Th inst, to celebrate his 92d birthday,
his eyesight is nearly gone and he is some
what feeble but his mind is clear and
judgment good.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
CHELSEA AROUND TOWN

The Sons of Vets. hold moot court
martial Monday eve, March 9Th. Go.
The ladies of the Reading Circle
we're entertained by Mrs. Geo. l..
Stowe Monday evening.
Miss Flora Corwin and the Misses
Adams are home for two weeks va
cation from the NJ. L. Seminary at
Montpelier.
VIM. b. Marston has returned from
Olcott, where he has been spending the
past two weeks.
The Chelsea Cornet Band played on
he street town meeting day and did
well for beginners.
Rev. II. F. Reynolds received about
$40 at the donation given by his par
ish Wednesday evening, March 9TH.
Eggs 10 cts per dozen at j. B. At
woods.
Samuel Gle was badly hurt town
meeting day by falling limb striking
him on the head, while chopping in
the woods.
Quite little excitement was caused
in the town meeting by the article in
the warning TO see what the town
would do about selling the right in the
town hall. twas discussed loudly on
both sides and resulted in its being left
to the selectmen to see what terms
could be made with the county and re-
port at a special meeting.
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Washington.

q. a. Bohonon has gone 20 Kansas Tor q
short yisit.-Mrs. DIR. Warner has return
ed from Topsham where she has been stay
ing for the past few weeks.-The funeral Of
j. B. Spencer of Gardner, Mass, was held
at the house of his father-in-law, s. W.
Flint last Sunday, Rev. Walter Dole offie-
iating.-The town officers are as follows:
Moderator, Quincy o. Calef; clerk, H. A.
White; selectmen, A. T. Newman, G. w.
Downing, w. w. Chamberlain; treas, II.
A. White; overseer, G. w. Wason; consta-
BILE, L. p. Barron; listers, c. +. Emory, @.
o. Calef, Hazen Campbell; member of Co.
Board, A. c. Dickey. Town tax, soc; high
way tax. 25c.
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East Randolph.

Good use has been made of the late snow
storm by those having shedding to do.
Marshall Banister has moved to NORTH
Randolph.
The recent cold weather has made an
other crop of ice.
A list OF forty names can be shown oil
those who voted for A. N. Angel for Sc
lectman. How was it that only eighteen
such votes were found at the count?
Harry Howard, the Drummer Boy
was to have lectured at Camp and Heath's
nall Saturday eve but failed to put in an
appearance.
The friends and neighbors of II. G. Wal
do turned out last Monday and drew his
wood to the door for him. Mr.. Waldo
has been sick for the past two months,
but is slowly gaining.
Mr.. Tinkham's lecture was but slimly
attended owing partly to sthe fact that it
had to be postponed on account of the
weather and partly to the fact that we are
not lecture going people. These who
attended found it quite interesting.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
A scrap ofPaper Saves Her Lie

1t was just an ordinary scrap of wrap
ping paper, but it saved her life. She was
in the last stages of consumption, told by
her physicians that she was ineurable and
could live only a short time; she weighed
less than seventy pounds. On piece of
wrapping paper she read of DR.. Kings
New Discovery and got sample bottle; it
helped her, she bought a large bottle, it
helped her more, bought another and grew
better fast, continued its use and is now
strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing
140 pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp to w. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort
Smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful
Discovery free at r. G. Morton's drug
store.
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Mr.. EDITOR:
Please allow a

Please allow a
little space in the HERALD AND NEWS to
give notice to those who have surplus
stock to dispose of, that there will be an
opportunity to do so at public auction
held at my place sometime next month.
My observation and experience have clear
ly proven that auction sales conducted on
the SQUARE, that is, to sell stock on a fair
representation of its merits, without re-
serve, allowing no bidding, are not
only satisfactory to all parties but entirely
successful. Hence / have decided to hold
my third public auction sale, lat above
named time and place. of some sixteen or
twenty head of choice selected COWS and
heifers; and some brother farmers having
already intimated that they would like to
consign stock to the sale, respectfully
request this publication thereby giving an
opportunity to advise me of their consign
ment, that the same may be duly adver-
tised all in one bill. All consigners will
be charged a fee sufficient to pay actual
costs of advertising, selling, etc, upon
basis corresponding to the selling value of
their consignment, consequently bills will
be light. No stock owners win be allowed
TO join the sale who viii not comply with
above terms, namely without REsERvA
TON or EMBEDDING. Stock will be taken
and cared for at my place If any desire,
short time before sale at bottom charges.
For further information apply to or adj
dress at an early day.
DANA II. MORSE.
Lock Box 1875, West Randolph, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13

Inez G. Kibbe celebrated her sixteenth
birthday, Ma oh 3, by q birthday party.
Rev. S. l.. Bates has occupied the pulpit
Of the End Congl church the last two Sun
days very aeceptably.-A special meeting
Of Brooktield grange will be held March
18th at o'clock. The third and fourth
degrees win be conferred on a class of s,
and at the regular meeting March p, the
first and second degrees on class of sew
en-. All members in good standing are re-
quested to be present.-Ihe children of the
End Congl Sunday School have raised the
sum of s105 SO to apply on the parsonage
debt. The prizes for those who secured
the most squares for the album quilt, at II
a square, were awarded as follows: LIST, to
Louis l.. Bigelow, S25; End, Anna Perham,
so 20; 3rd, Nellie Fullam, SO 15; Nine
special prizes were given to those who OBJ
tanned s. or more.-The Brookfeld male
duartette furnish music at the G.. A. r. fair
at the Barre opera house Thursday evening
of this week The following are the town
officers elect: moderator, g. B. Fisk; clerk
and. treas, @. IL. BigeloW; selectmen, f. p.
Lamson, Il. G. jackson, b. A. Flint; con-
stable, Royal Abbott; listers, w. H. Rich
ardson, Ira Carpenter, Cassius Peck; over
seer of the poor, John X. Sprague; town
agent, Marcus Peck; town grand jurors,
A. S. Allis, w. S. Graves, j. Q. Holmes,
Marshall Green; auditors, ID. ID, Howe, f.
ID. Richardson; member OF county Doaru
of education, II. M. Gaylord; town tax, go
cents, highway tax, 10 cents Marshall
Green has gone to Philadelphia for treat
ment again.-Emory Smith has hired
farm OF John Sprague on the branch. Thos
Hayes has rented his farm to Mr.. Samp-
son.-Mrs. Cynthia Kibbee is spending
several weeks with friends in Mass.-There
is talk of having town sing next week at
Alder Meadow. Several of the singers of
4 ~ n, Oh Gafn 10
attend town ng.-Roswell Nichols has
received an increase of pension and about
5000 back pay, and Cassius Peck has been
Amounted as his guardian
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
West Brookaeld.

j. w. Untiedt has bought the shingle
mill Of w. c. Holman near West Braintree
and will move it here this spring. Those
having logs they would like sawed into
shingles win please take notice and draw
them to him.
Geo. Williams has moved to his fathers
farm in Roxbury.
E. r. Boyce is to move to the place for
merly owned by |. ID. Williams.
C.E. Powers is moving back to his place.
Geo. Boyce will take possession of the
Moses Sanborn farm soon.
J.W. Blanchard will live with his father
in-law this summer.
c. H.Holden is soon to move to the Jane
Wellington farm.
J. w. Untiedt has nice shaved shingles
for sale
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
Randolph.

The Normal School band are to give an
entertainment at the town house on Fri
day of this week for their benefit The
Band is composed mostly of students and
they have this winter incurred expense by
hiring instruction and by the purchase of
music. Let us turn out and give them our
support and enjoy the music.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13


Whole number OF deaths, 20; OF these, in
the case of three the cause of death is not
reported; Bright's disease, 1; pneumonia,
4; old age, 8; heart disease, 2; paralysis, 3
bilious fever, /; cancer of the bowels, /;
cancer, / general debility, !.
OF these one was over 30; between 50
and 80; between 20 and so; / between &C
and 20; 3 between 80 and 60; between &c
and so; 2 under 10.
Whole number of births in town includ-
ing the village, SIS. Number of marriage
licenses issued 10,
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East Roxhnrv.

II. O. Allen is on the sick list.-Miss Jen-
ME Conland has finished her second term
of school here, and her services have been
highly appreciated. The exhibition at the
close of the school was creditable to both
teacher and pupils. Eugene Wardner and
wife OF W. Randolph spent Sunday in the
place.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
North RnNnltnn.

Mrs. c. B. shipmans auction next Tues
day.
Ira Phelps is visiting his brother in
Bethel.
Mrs. Geo. bearing is improving.
Miss Minnie Brigham has returned to
West Randolph
Mrs. Dan Neal has been visiting friends
in town.
There win be a meeting in the school
house in Henry buttons district Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock if the weather is
good. Conducted by II. @. Ward.
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Registration Report.

The following are the names of those
who died in town during the year 1890 out
side OF the village OF West Randolph. The
registration report for the village was pub
lished in our Issue of Feb. Goth.
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FARM FOB SALE.

Situated in Rochester, VT, sixty acres under
cultivation, 400 in pasture and woodland.
Good buildings, large maple and apple orch
Mrs. f. A. Whitloek or communicate with L.
5. ,Jewett, National Exchange Bank, Boston,
Mass. S5S.
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In Tunbridge, March 5th, a daugh 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clogston.
In West Randolph, Feb. 26, a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. b. G.. Goodwin.
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Absolutely the BesE

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~ n flowers for every
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{. M. Mann, Florist.