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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-12-18
Barnard.

The Choral Union will hold concert at
this village this week Friday afternoon
and evening Singers from Hartford,
Sharon, Pomfret and Barnard will be
present. All are cordially invited. Con-
cert tree.
Mrs. Arnon Putnam of Holyoke, Mass,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Edwin
Clark.
Geo. Newton of the Montpelier Semina-
ry preached at the M. E. church last sun
day
Town officials should be studying the
new school law and the Australian ballot
law.
Supt. Palmer has written an article
printed in the Waterman, headed u he
School Law Muddle.n He is fearful lest
there may be trouble about the division
of the public money under our bran new
school law He thinks ii is doubtful
whether districts can get the pubic mon
ey unless they have twenty four weeks
school between the first of July and the
first OF April He advises school districts
TO add a few more weeks of school to the
winter term so as TO be sure Of the money
Districts should find out what the law is
before doing anything.
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M A r FRIED.

In Sharon, Dec. 18Th, at Nanley's Hotel,
By Rev. A. Myres, Daniel q. Stoughton Of
so. Royaltan and Miss Hattie NJ Cleveland
OF Chelsea.
AZ the rs. +. parsonage Nov. 26th, ~
Rev f. w Hsmblin, Jesse Poor of VIII
Jamestown and Miss Kate & Martin u
Bethel.
In Barre, Dec 9th, CwiM- Rollins ami
Miss MinnIs l.. Allen.
In Barre, Dec. 18th. Alexander Marshall
AID Emma Churchill, both of Barre.
In Gardner, Mass, Nov. 26tk, Willis J.
Darling, formerly of Woodstock, VT, and
Miss Laura spaulding, both of Gardner.
At White River Junction, Nov. %, f. A
Needy and Lizzie +. Clorgh.
In West Topshnm, Oct. y, Frank Smith
Of Waits River and Alice J. Blake of So.
Royalton.
In Barnard. Nov. 26, Geo. e. Densmore
of Royalton and Mabel l.. Allen Of Bar
nard.
In White River Junction, Dec. 3, Ector
Gobie Of Woodstock and Mics Jennie Por-
ter Carnes of Qpeehee.
Ia Quechee. Nov 26, Elisha shnrtleff OF
Woodstock and Effie Woods Of Qnechee.
In White River junction, Dec. 5, Rob't
Woodbury. and Kate Jeffers, both OF Wood
stock.
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RnxbmrK.


Mrs. NJ. T.. Yarri hgton of Bethel was in
town Satu7Cay.
ID. L. O'Grady has been confined tn the
house several days but returned to work
Tuesday night.
Jake DoOley OF Northfeld has been do
ing the night work ct the station tor a
few nights.
Jas. Kelley has moved 10 Mortified to
spend the wintor with his son James.
The Barney Marble Co closed their
works here last week Cor the winter and
most OF the men went TO Swanton to work
in the Co. Is sheds there.
}. G.. Hall il arranging to cut and ship
the ice on his pond to New York. The C.
v. X. r. Co. wished To cut il for THAR
houses ct White River Junction but offer
ed only $40 for the entire crop
A meeting of the old dramatic club was
held at H. 5. Stanton's office last week 80
see what would be done with the money
and property now on hand. After little
the club reorganized by e.
Letting Geo. Royce president. They decid-
ed to retain the funds and stage fixtur s
and are to produce play sometime dur
ing the winter.
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RoyaIton.

Mrs. d. G. stearns returned from Den
yer, Col, Wed. night. :
Miss Lois Smith spent few days at y
c. Denisons last week.
Miss A.E. Parker spent Saturday in
Bethel.
Miss Mary Hutchinson of West Kan
dolph visited Mrs. g. A. Laird last week
J. H. Waldo has been ordered to Bethel
to take charge of the station there !. ana ana
Chas. southgate from SO. Royaltan Is sta-
ton agent here.
GA. Laird has just received china cups,
saucers. oatmeal sets, glass ale sets, lansy
baskets celluloid toie. sets Tl do GT w set
out plush cases, gentlemen oi .hToere and
In leather cases, periumery, cashmere ane
SILK mufflers, fine line Of handkerehleis
and artistic booklets for Christmas
Look at the label on your paper. II II
reads Jan. 81 or JAMS your supscllP
expireg with the last no. in this year. !
AZ nlesse renew at once and not lose an IS
sue. and save us much extra work.
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SO. Randolph.

Earl II. Prince of Chicago is visiting at
j. +. Princes, his father.-Geo. Whitney,
son Of c. G. Whitney, is teaching school
ia tie Rowell district in Tunbridge. VIII
Tyler has taken a big job in the wood line
on the old Orcutt place in the north part
Of the toWn.-School taught by Miss Lois
Slack in the school-house near w. Tyler's,
closed last week. No winter term will be
taught there. No school is to be taught in
the John Clifford dist, the scholars being
late Stephen Riford has moved in with her
son II. p. Riford-Booth and Button are
getting out a large lot OF hemlock lumber
on Hiram Hanks farm Mr.. La-Francis
is getting out lumber to build a new barn
in place of the one burned last fall.Eddi
Green has returned to Brattleboro.
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()Icott.

There is to be Christmas tree in each
church.
VIM. Marston is visiting Mrs, Geo. Cot
ton, bis daughter.
David May and John McKeage took a
flying trip TO Windsor last week.
w. T.. Roberts is added to the sick list.
E. II. Skinner visited at Lyme last week.
j. Miners little girl died last week and
was buried at the junction.
A. j. Corliss has bought the house that
+. II. Clarity has vacated
Mrs. Al. Alger is confined to the house
by lameness.
b. Ellen st. Johns has gone to w. Ran
dolph to work
Josie Page is spending her vacation at
home
w. o. Dompier and wife have been visit
ing at j. p. Cancels.
W. A. Thurston was in town over Sun
day.
+. Dutill has moved into his new house.
John w. Baker has given up housekeep-
ing on account of his wife's sickness.
Look at the label on your paper. II it
reads Jan. 81 or Jan. 8 your subscription
expires with the last no. in this year. II so
please renew at once and not lose an issue,
and save US much extra work.
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Final Settlement.

STATE or VERMONT tAt Probate court bed
RANDOLPH DISTRICT s. at Randolph in al
district, on the l5tE day ~ Dec, A. D., lss
seya H,Ihayer administrator OF the estate o.
Joshua Aspesr late Of Brsintrce In said nis DE-
Ceased, presents his sdmr account for examination
tnd allowance and makes application for decree q
distribution and partition II the estate Of SAID DE-
ceased. Mherenp0n il b. ordered y
said Court that said application be referred TO Sc
,lon thereof. held al the Probate Office IN said
Randolph on the 9Th day OF Jan. A. ID. ISL iH
nearing and decision thereon. ADJ
a. Is further ordered that all persons ineresiee
pe notned hereof by publication of notice OF sid az
pheaton anu order thereon, three weeks suecessyel
"a the Herald and News, n new spapcr published \
Randolph and which circuiafes "a NE nelrhhorheea
q those Interested before said time Of hearing, thai
they may appear at said time and plaee, aud SHOW
cause II any they may have why said account shoaa
not be allowed, and such decree made.
Nv the CourL-Attest.
SIS WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Jadc.
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Corinth.

Alvin Evans died Dec. 18th at his moth
er's, Mrs. salmon Davis. He was an esti-
mable young man, but that dreaded dis
ease consumption took him from this earth
al the age Of nearly 2s years.--Geo. Bar
rows has moved to Lowell, Vt.-Geo. Sleep
or Is shipping potatoes to Nashua.-Mrs.
Pred Hutton is quite feeble with a lung
difficulty. Fred Hutton is working in or
snre.-Anna Colby is teaching in Z. Or
snge.-Carrie Sargent is spending the win
ter in NewburypOrt, Mass, and vicinity.
MIR. Silas Merrill, a respected citizen Of
this town died early Tuesday morning at
his home. Dec. 9th, aged Sugars. He Was
a native of the town and a leading man in
its affairs and in the church. His wife and
three daughters and two sons survive him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elorin Darling 81 Nebras-
lza arrived in Nershire last week after an
absence OF several years Mrs. Isaac Wig
0ins is c 1nvalescenI.-M Mrs. Abhie Heath is
SICK with bilious fever.-Alonzo Ovitt is
selling his property al auction TO days.
A Farewell has a brother from Csmptun.
here.-Mrs. Han Of Lynn is visiting her
brother, G. II. Rollins
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Mrs. Braley, widow OF the late Horace
Braley who has been in feeble health for
some time past died last Sunday and was
buried from her late home, the residence
oh. W. Parmenter, on Tuesday p. m.
Mrs. Marcus Peck was suddenly called
to Rutland last week by the sickness of her
daughter, Mrs. A. Lyman.
The Mite Society OF the first Cong'l
church meet with Mrs. c. L. Blake on
Saturday, the goth, and all are invited.
Miss Ada Ingraham OF Chicago is visit
ing Miss Dewey at Mrs. Kibbee's.
J. W. Raymore found his horse dead in
the barn one day last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the 2nd
church realized SIS from their pie supper.
Look at the label on your paper. IL il
reads Jan. 81 or Jan. 8 your subscription
expires with the last no. in this year. II
so please renew at once and not lose an
.ssue, and save rs much extra work.
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T. II. Clifford. New Cassel. Wis v
bled with Neuralgia and Rheumat;ssq,as mn p
tomaeh was disordered his Liver was asF hs
to an alarming degree appetite fen sv a,iee'st
he was terribly reduced both IN ~ ani
strength. Three bottles of Electric B;;,. sld
cured him. Di'ieH
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. H. L.s
running sore on his leg Of eight years sta M
Used three bottles Of Electric Bitters ANA
en- boxes q Bueklen's Alniea Salye, ahd N
ba, o.. had five large Fever sores an n 4 al4I-
doctors said he was incurable. On ~ leg
Electric Bitters and one box Bueklens s Dg'ls
Salye cured him entirely. Sold bI ,'i ~
Morton Druggist y d.
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The Calais (Me.) Times says: No article
ever introduced in Calais has given such
excellent satisfaction as Brussels soap, and
our grocers say il is outselling all other
soaps.
Harry Davis, driver for T. n. Erwin.
says he hears nothing but praise for Brus-
sells soap on his route and some of his Gus
toners claim that one bar OF it will ont
last three bars of rosin soap.-PresQue
Isle (Me.) North Star.
Addison county's grand jury has Just
brought in 16 true bills.
Mrs. Ranger of Irasburgh. over 90, fell
and seriously hurt her hip.
Are you using the World soaps II not
try it. Order a cake from your grocer.
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SOUTH ROYALToN NEWS.

Rev. Mr.. Ramage exchanged with Rev
Mr.. Perkins of Sharon last Sabbath.
Five of the Shepherd family are sick
with the chicken pox.
Miss Ona Fay is quite sick.
The church societies are preparing then
Xmas exercises.
Edison Bixby is on the sick list.
Horace Ashley OF Nashua, n. H., was
guest of ]. G. Ashley last week ana whlle
here he purchased me morse ol MT
French of Barnard.
The w. C. held their election of Off
GERS Sat. eve. Mrs. LYDIA Hatcn pres. Al
ma Snow. Sen. vice pres; Dora Ashley,
Inn. vice pres: Alice Lamb, treas; Mrs.
:. p. Eastman, chaplain; Mrs. sadie Chad
wick conductor: Mrs. Alma Haynes,
Guard; Mrs. Mary Shepherd, delegate TO
Depart. convention.
Oryille Bixby Post hold their annu-
al meeting next Sat. eve, the 20th.
soeiabIe at the Cong'l church this Friday
eve.
Daniel G. Stoughton of Royalton and
Miss Hattie Cleveland of Chelsea were
married at Sharon last Monday eve.
Geo. Leonard of st. Adams is in town
for few days.
Wren Ieuney is going " N'4iJ
Benz. Day farm next year
Mrs. Wm.smith is quite feeble in health
The Fair held Dec. II and y in charge
90 The ladies of the Trinity NJ. +. ehnreh
nroved a success, the proceeds pelhg THO
e. The So. Royalton Band deserves mo-
tice for their fine rendering OF appropriate
music. and also the public for their geiier-
Gus patronage .. =.
Hosea Paddleford Of Oak. is visiting IN
town.
Miss Ella Wells is working in the store orr,
Of &. G. Dickerman during the hoiiuaS
trade. 80.
Henry Hatch is in Providence this
week.
Beni. Flint's house took ilre from u.,
fectiye chimney last sat. but u was soo SOON
discovered ana extinguished before huch
damage was done. -.
Al Gibson lost a horse last week by l'S
slipping on the ice and breaking leg
John Slack was in Woodstock last week
as petit juror.
ouite number were summoneu "
Woodstock last week as witnesses IN 1ne
Ease Of Allen Pease VS. Frank ohirioek.
CP. Abbott is building an extension TO
bis barn.
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Garanxille.

Look at the label on your paper. II il
reads Jan. 81 or Jan. 9 your subscription
expires with the last no. in this year. II
SO please renew at once and not lose AN is
sue, and save as much extra work.
Cleora Amelia Daily Of this stown was
married on Tuesday to Mr.. Harwaod OF
Calais. The happy couple left the same
day for the home of his parents.
The man who builds the fire in our
church does not agree 10 furnish the wood
so bring on your fuel. He will fire up
for the next six weeks il wood is forthcom
ing.
j. o. Robinson and wife of Rochester
were the guests of w. l.. Ford Sunday.
Wallace Mann of Randolph was in town
last week buying cattle.
Denison Rice is quite sick.
w. w. Kendall has been Suffering
for some time with a very bad leg and
physicians call it blood poisoning.
A. j. Lamb is at work in Randolph.
Rev. CIV Ross was in Corinth last week.
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I'orlifrct.

H. Barnes has been on the sick list for
several weeks.
There will be preaching at So. Pomfret
the 21st.
Mrs Keith is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Edwin Allen.
Mrs. Laura Smith Bassett has a little
boy.
G. Melendy has purchased a new Estey
organ.
The friends and neighbors Of MIR. and
Mrs. p. Williamson gave them a pleasant
surprise Tuesday eve.
Look at the label on your paper. II it
reads Jan. 81 or Jan. your subscription
expires with tue last no. in this year II so
please renew at once and not lose an issue
and save US much extra work.
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seribner's magazine

ScrlDHer's Magazine
For the coming year will be noteworhv
for number Of special features which Ii,
publishers believe are Of very unusualib.
serest, and among them the following NAV
be mentioned:
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD
contributes to the Dec. number the fnt
of series of four Articles upon japan. h
people, its ways and its Thoughts. M
Robert Blum, who was commissioned q
go 10 Japan for Scribner's Magazine, hss
prepared very remarkable series Of drsF
ings to illustrate Sir EdWin's papers. Art.
cles upon tire recent japanese Festival win
follow, illustrated BY Mr. Blum.
henry ~. STANLEY
has prepared for the January number an
important article upon "The Pigmies q
the Great African Forest" Another con.
in this field will be Mr.. J. Scot,
Kettles account of the recent African
Exhibition held in London. Both papers
will be amply Illustrated
TEE wREcKER,
4 serial novel by Robert Louis Stevenson
and Lloyd Osbourne, will run through a
large part of the year. illustrated by Hole
A two-part story by Frank r. Stockton
viii also appear.
PEOF. JAMES BRYCE, MP,
author of t%The American Commonwealth
will write series Of Four Articles upon
India, embodying the results of his recent
Journey and studies on this land Of never.
ending interest.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
VIA be the subject Of an important seris
soEnew hat apon the lines of the successful
Railroad Articles. passenger TraselH
The Life oa Officers and Men, "suead
ma Safety Devices and Management
ire some OF the subjects toached upona and
illustrated.
GREAT STREETS OF THE WORLD
y the title oi a novel collection Of articles
IN which the author and artist VIII collat-
)rate to give the characteristics oi famous
The first, on Broadway
Will be written by Richard Harding DAVIS
md illustrated by Arthur 3. Frost. Others
viii follow On Piccadilly, London; Bouls-
ard, Paris; The Corso, Rome.
The price Of Scrihner's Magazine admit
II adding a subscription to ones other
eading at very small cost Orders should
'e sent at once. SEQ year. p cents 8
lumber.
CHARLES. ScRIBNER's Sons, Publishes,
z43-745 Broadway, New York
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1 have opened a Meat Market in the
store recently vacated by Bailey & Curri-
er: and by a careful attention to the
wants Of custouers,a cheerful and prompt
delivery. and prices guaranteed as low as
possible. ! shall hope for a liberal share
OF your patronage. NY running expenses
are very small end ] am satisfied that il
you viii give me a trial l can suit you,
both as regards prices and quality.
Fine line Of fresh FISH and oysters just
received.
Very Respectfully,
FRANK w. WADLlEIGH.
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Sharon.


Thee entral Vt.Horse Breeders will hold
their annual meeting for election of 5ffic-
ers, etc, at Msnley's Hotel in Sharon at 10
O'Clock a. m, Saturday, Dee 20. All come.
M. SMITH, Sec'y.
Look at the label on your paper q il
reads jan 81 or Jan. your subscription
expires with the last number in this year.
II so please renew at once and not lose an
issue and save much extra work.
Several from Floral Grange Of this town
attended the meeting of the state grange
at West Randolph, Dec. 10th and 18th sgnd
report a very interesting meeting.
The festival held at Steele chapel Dee 5,
by the ladies of the Congl society was a
complete success, the net proceeds beiag
about $50.
There will be a Xmas tree with appro-
pirate exercises at the Congi church on
Xmas eve, beginning at O'Clock. All are
invited.
Rev. Mr. Ramage OF So.Royaltan preach
ed at the Cong'l church last Sunday in ex-
change with Rev. Mr.. Perkins
Bugbee thinks some Of the one no car
ried OF his hand bag containing his lunch
from the ante-room of the G.. A. Is. Hall
in West Randolph during the afternoon
session OF the VI. State GraLge, Dec. Il;
but would esteem him or her mors highly
II the said article was sent to him iree OF
cost.
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North Pomfrct.

Mrs l.. S. King has sold her place to Al
vira Chedel OF Claremont, N. H.--Call and
see the Christmas goods at q. T.. Culver's.
p Thomas and wife visited their daugh-
ter in Hartford the first OF the week.-A
new lot Of oranges, lemons, bananas, nuts
etc. at G. Il. Culvers christmas tree and
exercises at the Cong'l church the 25th-
Miss Addie Colburn has got home.--O. Nj.
Tinkham has gone away.-The school be-
gan Monday-Addie Colburn teacher.
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The Laws of 1890.

We mailed all our subscribers a copy of
the Laws last week If any did not get Ia
copy we will gladly mail one. AS Bro.
Harris of the Gazette remarks sour sub
scribers have the alleged benefit OF the
new laws. Please do not hold US respon-
sible for them. We have done the best we
could, and il we could have furnished a
better quality of laws we should certainly
have done sou
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that \. NJ. Draper has new goods each
and every week through the season.
New Cheviots, new fancy Scotch Mix
lures, new fancy Cashmere Suitings, new
black goods, new pant goods, in many
styles.
suits from SIS TO $50.
Dress Suits a specially.
Goods sold by the yard and cut FREE.
Good strong, all wool goods for IS cents
per yard.
Call and see goods and get prices.
n NJ DRAPER, West Randolph, Vt.
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A NEW DEPARTMENT.. n. Joslyn
mas added a fine line of nice candies and
confectionaries made by ID. E. Cooling, to
his stock and warranted strictly pure.
Call and see them. If you want a fancy
box for a Christmas present he viii get II
up for You in nobby style.
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No. RoyaIton.

Albert King is quite sick.
Mrs. Charles Woodwork does not i'm
prove as fast as her many friends could
wish.
-Four pupils from Alonzo spooners's at
tend school in no. 10.
Mrs Nathan Hunt is in.
J. W. Waldo has two little sons quite
sick with whooping cough.
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a full line of stand and hanging lamps
at Ed. r. Smiths.
Cali and look at those plush chairs at z.
+. Smiths.
Cali at Ed. Smiths and see those Com
bination Desks and Children's Bureau.
Live Geese Feathers at Ed. F. smith s.
Look at the label on your paper. II u
roads Ian on or Jan. 9 your subscription
exnires with the last no. in this year. II
ee ,,lease renew at once and not lose an
issne and save us much extra work.
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In Barre, Dee. 18th, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer +. Owen.
In Hartland, Nov p, a daughter 10 Mr..
and Mrs Geo. A. Burke.
In Hartland Nov. %, son to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank n. Moore.
In Ludlow, Dec. 2, a soB to Dir. and Mrs.
John Spaulding.
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Enst Rnthni.

Mrs. Maria (Cogswell) Howe, a sister
of Mrs. 5. Lancaster and Mrs b. Swan,
died in Milford, N. f., Dec. 2nd, aged II
years.
1t was a very pleasant and quiet we'd
ding which took place at the home of Mrs.
2. J. Fay in No Royalton, Dec 10th, when
she gave her only child IN marriage to j.
NJ. Hinkley Of Royalton, on account Of
the SO recent death Of the husband and Ia
Their only a few of the most intimate
friends of the family were invited to the
wedding. Mrs Loren Holt and Miss Maud
HinkleY, sister Of the groom acted as the
the bridesmaids, and Loren Holt and Mas
ter j. Waterman, groomsmen Rev. Mr..
Ward united the happy couple. All left
substantial tokens OF kind regards.
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Did Not SIGN his Name.

R.W. d. of Rochester has sent US Zoe IN
stamps and an article rejecting seriously
on a citizen of that town. Ii X. VI; "
will send his real name IN iull we WIZ WIZ re
tnrn his money but we decline TO publish
an article he is either ashamed or afraid to
sign his name to.-ED.
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East RrooIxfcId.

c. II. Bigelow has sold the Langdon Mar
shall real estate to MIR. Daniels Of Bridge
water; consideration, $500. He is to es-
tablish chair factory in the steam mill,
and run force Of about 10 men. AIR. ID.
is negotiating with several parties for
wood lots.
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Adm Thayer, Jr., of Akron, O..wbo died
al Hoosick Falls, n. Y, recentlv.was born
in Nottingham, Vt, Sept. "a, 1916. and
was a member OF the old firm OF Wood and
rhayer, from which the Walter A. Wood
Co. grew.
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VIM. Chairman of East Middlebury who
/ lives on the plains east OF the village, an
AGED man. on answering a knock at ms
door the other evening, was CONFRONTED py
man holding a revolver, VINO poln.Ueu
the weapon at Mr.. Chapman, demanalhg
his watch and money, at the same iltns
firing, the ball passing close to his neau
and Through door, lodging in the celllng.
Mr Chapman, stepping back, TOOK a SUCK
Of wood and succeeded in driving the as
sailant back and closed the door.
By innumerable cures, DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup has won for itself most enviaDle
reputation. I've been suffering Tor the
mast three weeks with a strained wrist.
tried Salvation Oil, and find myself, after
having used one bottle, entirely cured,
CHAs. KEYsER, 1893 Mulberry ST., Baltl-
more, Md.
Moses Parsons of Coventry, 50, reads
without the aid of spectacles.
Edward johnson, Rutland, IL goes 10
the reform school for the rest OF his minor
ity for stealing a revolver.
Chose who are quite satisfied, sit still
and 40 nothing" But what should they
do if annoyed by eatarrh2 Why, use Ola
Saul's Catarrh Cure.
MenY OF our young married people don't
know what blessing DR.. Bulls Baby Syr
up is until the youngster Is able To "yeil'
by the hour.
Hiawatha lodge OF Odd Fellows of Barre
have this year initiated "a candidates ana
have five more waiting.
A new house in Bellows Falls, being
built by Geo. B. Wheeler, was burned on
Tuesday from the heating stoves Of the
plasterers. The los is about sl20O; IN
aired.