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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27

henry Moss and wife of Butte CITY. Mon
lana, are spending a few weeks with her
sister Mrs. q. L. Ch tfee.-Jas. Vino and
mlie Oh cornwall, Minnie Wing and John
DIS p ieLswls OF Lowell and Stearns Fields of
Dranuon were with H. NJ. Wings famiIv,
last week.-Eddie Messer has bean IN ro,r11
a lew days.-W. H. Bliss and wife Of Mid
uieoury were in town Sunday.-Mr Frank
Nlnton aud wife of Medford. Mass. were
at Z NJ. Ford's last week.-F. w. Eaton
and daughter were in Brandon last week,
Lula Bates OF Waitsfield has been with
Ance Eaton a few days.-C. S. Eaton and
family spent Sunday here.-Misses Carrie
and Helen Crawford left Monday for their
nome in Boston.-Blanche Granger of
Ames, Iowa who has been in Randolph.
Mass, Tor the past year passed last Sunday
WIN Z. 7. Harvey and family.ASusie Van
! and Blanche Martin have gone to
randolph to school, Claude Campbell to
Darre, Eaith Cole to Montpelier.-Several
Went TO Montpelier to see the President
ana party while others will go to w. r..
junction for the same purpose.-Rev. Carl
ton Hazen Will commence his labors with
the CongI church next Sabbath.4Seyeral
from the Uniyersalist society will attend
The Association at Rutland this week.
MT. ana MRS. Birch returned to their home
IN Rutland this Week.-Misses Lille and
Florence Wing of Mass, and who are stav
ing at Silver Lake this summer spent a
lew days with friends.-Mrs. Julia Wing
IS visiting friends in Wells River and in
Marshheld.-C A. Cheney and family and
Mrs. Alpha Morse spent a few DAYS with
friends in West Randolph last week.-Mrs.
Ransom Morgan of Boston is spending a
few weeks in town.-Efie Richardson is
IN Burlington spending this week.-Rev.
leo. >. Guernsey and wife spent several
days last week with friends in Braintree
and w. Randolph.-The school in district
no. l, will begin Aug. 81, with John H.
Bixby as teacher.-Mrs. George Richard
son and daughters of Lowell, have been
the guests for awhile of Gardner Richard
son and family.-Mr. and Mrs. RamsdelI
rejoice over the birth of a daughter born
on Sunday, Aug. 23.-The w. G. u. will
meet at the NJ. E. church parlors Friday
to hold their annual meeting.-The M. +.
sociable will meet at their church parlors
on Wednesday of this week. The conun-
drum lunch will be postponed two weeks.
III. c. Martin has bought the old skating
rink and the building has been taken down
which will improve the looks of that part
of the town.-Mrs. Edna Noble will give
a lecture Thursday eve at the G. A. r. hall
on the "Passion~ Play.p-Frank Tower and
wife are in Montpelier this week.-Hol-
land Stearns, born in 1910, and for many
years a highly respected citizen of this
town, died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Fish in Wayland, Mich, Aug. 2,
where he moved about nine years ago.
VIII Blodgett has been home a few days.
Irish and his son Wesley have
been here a week.-Frank Handy closed
his labor for c. ID. Hubbard and has gone
to Montpelier to school,.
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Quite a number vent to Hanover las
Thursday to aid in Almy's capture.
Mrs. Allen Of Lynn, Mass, left for he
home the first of the week.
Edmund Mcintyre and daughter return
ed from a short trip to Boston lasr week
Misses Kelley and Drew returned t.
Providence Monday.
Fred Carpenter left for home Monday
Ella Kent is visiting her sister, Mrs
Minnie Burr in Maine.
Seth c. Chandler went to Boston Mon
day, returning home Thursday.
L. L. Udall and wife returned last week
from Craftsbury where they went to at
tend the funeral OF a sister.
Services were held at the Advent hall on
Sunday by the Rev. Mr.. Heath, Missiona-
~.
Miss Sarah Cummings was appointed
delegate to the Christian Endeavor Union
at Brookield this week.
Miss Addie Bacon of Manchester, n. H.,
is spending her vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Jennie Comstock of Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Griswold OF Lebanon, n. H., arriv-
ed in town last Saturday night and is with
her daughter, Mrs. Charlie Clark.
luC ldIlHcTb art lSRlH thCA POtotcSo
early to escape the rot threatened by so
much rain.
Mrs. Mary Smalley and Miss Cora Row
ell have been under the doctors care for
the past week.
F. F. Walker plays this week at White
River junction and at Woodstock.
Myrtle Walker is spending a couple of
weeks with friends in Barre and Montpe-
lier.
Mary Udall left for Washington, ID. c.,
Saturday, to assist in the care Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Belle Udall, who is very low ,hav-
ing suffered severe hemorrhages OF the
lungs.
Xenophon Udall and wife returned home
last Saturday after an absence OF two
weeks.
N. B. Cobb and son Gardner and r. A.
Hatch returned last Saturday from camp
at Sunapee, N. II.
Mrs. Ida Clark has been under DIR. Chat
fees care the past week.
Mrs. Cilley OF Newbury, n. H., is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Olmstead.
Preparations are being made for the CEN
tennial of the Free Baptist church at so.
STAFFORD, commencing Sept. 10, TO con-
tinue 4 days.
Rev. Truman o. Harlow, wife and son
Harold of Wilton, n. H., came last week
Wednesday, leaving Monday morning.
Mr.. Harlow conducted the services Sab
bath eve.
Oscar Norris spent Sunday at home. He
is teaming with four horses at So. Fairlee.
A party ofyoung people had a picnic at
Fairlee Lake Saturday.
Mrs. Langworthy and family left for
New York City last week Tuesday.
During last year Mr.. Harlow attended
the Theological Seminary at Newton,
Mass, while supplying the pulpit at Will
ton, n. II.
DR.. II. Carpenter will be at Kendall's
Hotel, So. STAFFORD, Aug. 31st for n
week.
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Mr.. A. N. King of this town, with G. s.
Emery and G. p. Dickinson of Chelsea
went to STAFFORD Saturday to meet Senator
Morrill, and arrange for a picnic to be held
upon the summit of the granite hill one
week from next Tuesday, Sep. 5. The 3
towns, STAFFORD, Chelsea and Iunbridge
will unite and all the world beside, will be
invited TO attend. A fine grove extends
to the top OF the hill and swings, seats,
etc. will be provided. From the summit
is seen the Green and White mountain
ranges and fine scenery galore. The speak
ers and the program will be ready for the
next issue Of the HERALD. Bring youi
dinner-the res. is free.
A woke Of oxen belonging to M. Nelson
and a fine steer belonging to Mrs. Minerva
Ordway were found dead in Mrs. Ordway's
pasture one day last week, They had been
struck by lightning during the sunday
evening shower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal ID. Sleeper of Man
chester, n. H., are visiting at S.E.Clley 8.
They go to Chelsea TO visit relatives this
week.
The next lawn party and dance of the
ladies' social society OF the Universalist
church will be given at Hugh Diekermalfs
Friday evening.
Those who went to Bennington said they
were glad that they went but that they
were glad when they got home Also
Rev. II. r. Miles has gone away and a
Rev. Mr.. Hart is preaching at the Congl
church.
The picnic question is to come up at the
q. A. X. meeting Saturday evening.
Tramps abound and are so much of a
nuisance it is proposed to have the tramp
act read to them.
A.. p. Woodwork says his big produce
ing sheep is but 5 years old.
John NJ. Kfbby and family have return
ed from their White Mountain trip.
A Christian Endeavor Society has been
organized here.
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Stockbridge.


Miss Vernie Chamberlin visited friends
in Ludlow last week.
Merrick Everett is repairing his house,
Mrs. John Durkee attended campmeet-
ing at Mortified last week.
J. X. Edgerton and wife of Mortified
have been visiting at VIM. Durkee's.
Mrs. s. Furman of Windsor is at her
brothers, j. Durkee.
The union s.. S. took their second annu-
al ride and basket picnic to michigan
last Friday. About So went and report a
good time.
Miss Mamie Davis Of Rutland visited
friends here last week.
Misses Abbie and Anna Whitcomb and
Alice Sheldon visited in Bethel last week.
E. S. Burnham and wife were in Rut-
land last week.
Rev. L. L. Green Of Mass. is expected to
preach at the Union church next Sunday.
The ladies' union aid society met with
Mrs. Joel Chamberlin on Wed. p. m.
Samuel Leonard and wife Of Pomfret
were the guests of c. 5. Carroll over sun
day.
L. 5. Breed and wife have been visiting
friends in Cornwall for a few days.
Miss Abbie whitcomb and her nephew,
Alpha Sawyer, returned to Barre, Mass,
Monday.
n. l.. Sheldon was in town last week.
Anew from this place attended the Uni
versalist convention at Rutland this week.
E. s. Burnham, f. Sheldon and n. L.
Sheldon attended the centennial at Ben
nington last week.
Mrs. Frank Chamberlin of Bethel visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Chas. Nef, last week.
The ladies aid society cleared over s16
from their ice cream party.
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CHELSEA HOME NEWS
y. 0. BIxsY. EdItor.

Lester Spear of Lowell is visiting his
father, w. A. Spear.
Frank H. Kenerson and wife returned
from their wedding tour, a carriage trip
thro' the northern part of the state, last
week. They will board with Jana Allen.
MIR. Kenerson is to DE b~ook-keeper fort the
Bell Shoe. Co.
Chas. Blaisdell has been visiting friends
at Lowell, Mass. A very rare thing for
Charles to leave town.
A mammoth basket picnic will be held
by the towns of Chelsea, Tunbridge and
STAFFORD at the granite quarries Sept. s.
Col. G. A. Hooker and other distinguished
speakers will be present and an excellent
musical program will be arranged.
DIR. VIM cDougall is back at the Amer
lean House.
Past Col. H. o. Bixby left Friday night
for Minneapolis, Mimi, to attend the S.
of V. national encampment.
The Cong1 Sunday School held a picnic
in Bixby's grove Wednesday which was
largely attended.
Mrs. Jennie Pierce of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. Grosvenor.
The house of G. O. Burnham was enter
ed by burglars about 2 a. m. Friday. They
secured his none from his pockets, a.
mounting to about $40 and a -portmonnaie
DciOHSlHB 10 NfS. Ofeer, containing some
S12. One of the two robbers effected an
entrance through the bedroom window,
the other remaining outside. Mr.. Burn
ham was aroused by the one inside but
not in season to prevent escape. Search
was made for them that night and contin-
ued the next day. They were followed
to Bradford and on board the northern
bound train for Montreal.
Call at the news stand in the postoffice
for your papers and magazines. There
you will find for sale, Boston Daily Jour
nal, Boston Daily Herald, Harper's Week
", Harper's Magazine, Harper's Bazaar,
Harper's Young People, Frank Leslie's
Budget of Wit, Frank Leslie's Pleasant
Hours, Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly,
Centary Magazine, Scribner's Magazine,
Lippincott's Magazine, Chelsea Weekly
Herald and many otner publications.
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Highest Of all in Leavenng Power-U. S. Govt Repor, Aug. II, 1850.
Roe! Rss'ss
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Cnrinth.

Rev. c. w. Ross and wife will be absent
on a vacation from Sept. 1st to Sept. Goth
and his printing office will be closed dur
ing that time.
Royal West, who has been reported
dead wrote a letter to his daughter re-
Gently at Copperfield.
Rev. D.. j. Cross of Vershire preached at
West Corinth last Sunday.
Bert and Allie Heath are at home from
Bradford visiting their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.. Spear from Chicago
are in town but will soon go to Boston.
Among the unusual attendants at church
at the corner last Sunday we noticed Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. ID. Avery OF Bradford, the
county supervisor. Geo. F. Morris and
BENZ. Scribner, town clerk.
The biography Of AFRO b. F. Hildreth of
Charles City, Iowa, formerly of Chelsea,
is published and printed, a book of COO
pages. The title is "Life and Times of
AFRO B. F. Hildreth,n including personal
and family letters, miscellaneous cores
pondence.
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FOR SALE IN WEST RANDOLPH.

We have in our hands and for sale sew
eral very desirable houses.
No. /. new house, six rooms, good To-
cation for only $500.
No. 2. Desirable house in central loca-
ton, six rooms, large cellar and shed
room, good as new for $3.50.
No. 4. New house, eight rooms, shed
large garden, nice location, $3.50.
Also several fine building lots in the
growing part of the town.
We will advertise and sell or rent any
class of real estate on commission. No
pay unless property is sold or rented.
Parties desiring to buy or rent any class
of property win do well to send us de-
scription Of what they want and what
price they wish to pay. We charge moth
ing to parties wishing to buy or rent for
any information or work we do for them.
l.. P. THAYER, West Randolph, vt.
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Arrival and departure of trains:
S0uth Round.

Dr.Ellis and wife returned home to Som
eryille, Mass, last week.
Mr.. VIM. Lee and family Of Denver. Col.
are visiting friends in town.
Village schools commence next Mon.
day.
Z. Bixby has been quite i'll the past
week.
John Bixby and wife of Rochester Wis
tied friends here last week.
Mrs. DR.. Moore of Providence, r. l., is
visiting friends here
Geo. Shuttleworth of Springfield, Mass.
is visiting his mother.
40. Belknap, w. V. Eastman, Hiram
Rogers and wife and several others attend.
ed the Bennington celebration.
Mrs. James Pike is visiting friends in
Mortified and Roxbury for a few days.
Mrs. NJ. S. Adams and daughters went
10 Bethlehem, N. H., Monday to remain a
few weeks.
Frank Lyman has just put in a new ma
chine for splitting boards which will dou-
he the amount of work done with no in
crease Of help.
Mrs. Ada Willard returned to New York
Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Stoughton, who has been very
siek for the past few weeks, has recovered
sufficiently to be about the house.
DR.. Dana is to spend the winter in Cali
fornia for the benefit of his health.
The Band Stand will be dedicated Sat.
eve. the 10Th, by a concert and a lawn
party with refreshments IN the Park near
the stand.
The Manager of the shoe factory will in
crease the product of the factory to 10
cases a day the next season.
There was a quiet and pleasant wedding
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wood
ward on Saturday, Aug. Is, at z. 80 p. m.
Their only daughter, Mary Louisa, was
united to Elmer l. Hapgood of Milton
Mills, y. H. Miss Grace Martin OF South
Royalton was bridesmaid and Mr. Pearl
Belknap of the same place was grooms-
man. The rooms were trimmed with flow
es sent in by friends. The bride was
charming as she always is and wore sap
phire blue surah satin with white lace at
neck and wrist and carried white flowers.
The bridesmaid wore blue satin of the
same shade and wore pond lilies. The
presents were elegant and tasteful. The
Young couple have the best wishes and
congratulations of their friends. Though
Mr.. Hapgood has been with us but a short
time he has won golden opinions.
A FRIEND.
L. H. Kittredge is in town every Satur-
day and will receive a few more pupils on
piano or pipe organ. Pianos tuned and
satisfaction guaranteed.
WANTED. A school in any town in VT,
by an experienced teacher. Village school
preferred. @. E. FLINT, So~Royalton, VI.
H. L. Bixby has a negative OF Geo. II.
Abbott, alias Frank c. Amy, made from
lie at Chelsea in 1878, and another in
Yachting suit made in Mass. a few years
later. Photo from cast for sale at Sar-
GENTS for 15c. each, and they may be or
dred by mail Of H. l.. Bixby, Chelsea, Vt.
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OIcott.

Rev. A. S. Chase has friends from Hart
ford, Conn, visiting him.
A little son arrived at Leslie Hodgkins'
last week.
Miss e. F. May is visiting her brother,
j. l.. May.
Mrs. Colby and daughter visited J. c.
Ellis last week.
H. e. Willis attended campmeeting at
Claremont Junction last week.
Mrs. Alice Rogers arrived from New
foundland last Friday.
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GUY WILSON,
LAND SURVEYOR,
BETHEL, VT.
BETHEL, VT.

Estate of CYNTHIA BEMENT
The undersigned, having been appointed by theHon,
Probate Court for the district Of Randolph Commits
shoners. TO receivecxamine. and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate of Cynthia
Bement late of Tunbridge in said district. deceas-
ed, and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto. hereby
give notice that we will meet for the purposes aforc-
said. at the Tunbrldge House in Tunbridge
on the l It'll day OF Oct.
ro'elock P. NJ. to 4
o'clock. Pm. on Of said day. and that six months
from the 18th day of Aug. a. ID. 1891 Is the timelim-
tied by said Court for said creditors 10 present their
claims TO MS for allOwancc.
Dated at Tunbridge this q day Of Aug. AID. 1891.
WALLACE w. a. Com
94 r. G. SMITH, mlssioners.
ID. b, Giles. Admr,
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WiIIiamstown.

This community has been deeply moved
by the early and sudden death OF Mrs.
Myrtle Kibbee Dow ON Tuesday, Aug. IS.
Married a year ago, she came with her
husband, Mr.. John Dow, from Brooktteld
to make her home in this place, and by
her sunshiny temperament, quick SYM
patty and kind deeds, she soon won many
warm friends. On the day of her death
she gave birth to a little daughter and in
the sickness of confinement suddenly pass
ed away. Thus quickly were husband
and child bereaved and the home made
desolate. Hers also was the first death in
the family circle OF her own brothers and
sisters. The funeral occurred Thursday a.
M, Rev. c. II. Morse Of Brookfield maxi
ing the remarks. The community attest
ed their profound sympathy by their nu-
merous attendance and by many flowers.
The floral tribute of the stone-cutters, fell
low worKmen of Mr.. Dow, was especially
beautiful. The day was perfect and the
long funeral procession vending its way
over the hills and through the valleys to
the cemetery at Brookfeld. seven miles
away, where the body was buried, was an
impressive sight. There, adorned in her
bridal dress, her coffin strewn with flow
ers, she was laid to rest.
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A safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you sat
i~sfactory results, OF in case Of failure a return
of purchase price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Elec-
trie Bitters and have never handled remedies
that sell as well, or that have given such uni
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results do not follow their use. These reme-
their merits. X. G. Morton, druggist.
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No. Royalton.

Mr.. Marston of Boston is visiting at L.
h.. Ahbott's.
Mrs. Heath and daughter and Mrs,
Root and daughter return to Amherst
this week.
Ruel and Miss Jennie Mills visited in
Woodstock last week.
Mrs. G. C.. Flanders and son OF Worces-
ter, Mass. are visiting at ON .Stoughton's.
Some people are constantly troubled
with boils-no sooner does n heal than
another makes its appearance. A thor
ough course of Ayers Sarsaparilla, the
best Of blood purifiers e~ffectually puts an
end to this annoyance. We recommend a
trial.
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No. RoyaIton.

Mrs. Curtis has been visiting at j. w.
Waldo's.
Aug. 18th a son was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. John X. bearing.
Mrs. 2. Paige is caring for her aunt who
Eyery low.
Miss Cornelia Whitney is making an ex-
tended visit in Boston and Providence, X.
l.
Rev. A. Dutton of birmingham, Mass,
called on relatives and friends in town re-
Gently.
The Willard Bailey farm is to be sold
MS autumn. This offers a rare opportun-
ny TO procure one of the finest farms IN
this vicinity.
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Several attended the Breeders Meeting
nj w. r.. Junction last week.-Dr. Free
man of Chicago visited his Randolph
class of rs the first OF the week.-Dr. E.
Mack of Olcott, N. H. called on relatives
recentlv.-There was a corn roast at ,.
Hewitt's last week and a good time is re-
ported-Mr. Il. Ware has been quite sick.
Mrs. DIR. Thacher and children OF Fla.
are visiting in town.
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So. Royalton, VT, Aug. "a, 1891.
An item in the last weeks HERALD from the pen
Of the would-be village boss censuring XXX for
writing an item in the Landmark relative to the
So. Royalton Brass Band. The Big Boss calls him
a Chronic and says II will not be sustained by the
business men which is false from beginning TO END
as two-thirds of the business men have openly ex-
pressed their opinion in the matter not sustaining
Mr.. Abbott in refusing the boys a day Of recreation
He also refers to things said in public which he
says is not creditable to XXX who Is willing at
any time TO meet the Big Boss on paper or on the
stump and discuss the matter. We only tell facts
and the community in this vicinity all know II 70
be the truth. xxx ED. r. SMITH.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.-The
best salye in the world for cuts, bruises, sores,
ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter. chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions.
and positively cures piles or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed TO give full satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents pc rbox.
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SOUTH R0YALT0N.

NJ J.SARGENT, Editor and Manager,
:. whom all business for this paper should
y Siven. Notices in this column Zoe a line
soecR insertion, Z words make a line.
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DIED.

In Brookfeld, Aug. 21st, Carley Church,
son of X. w. Walbridge, aged Z years.
In Williamstown, Aug. 18th, Mrs. John
Dow, aged about 25 years.
In Woodstock Aug. A, Matilda, wife Of
Henry Il. Vaughan aged AZ years, Z mo.
In Royalton, Aug. 70, Miss Clara Howe,
aged IL years.
In Townsend, Mass, Aug. 20, Mrs. A.
w. Boardman, aged 50 years.
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So. T~unbridge.

Della Mahuron returned to Waitsfield
Saturday and Arthur Leisure to Fitch
burg Monday.
Fife j. Woodwork went to Montpelier
Monday. She is to attend school at the
NJ. Il. seminary.
q. A. Osman of Athol, Mass, is taking
a two weeks vacation after an absence OF
nearly a year and a half and is visiting
many old time friends.
The young people held a picnic on r.. A.
Woodward's hill Wednesday and a gener-
al picnic was held in G. b. Dodge's grove
Friday. Both were well attended ano
much enjoyed.
E. Wood attended his brothers nitietn
birthday party Aug. q.
Walter Howe fell from his fathers
house. which he was s~hingling, last sat
hut was not seriously hurt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27

The motto of the proprietors of DR.,
Henry Baxter's Mandrake Bitters is 1.-THE
greatest good to the greatest number
and so sell a large bottle OF a valuable
remedy for the small price of % cents, and
warrant every bottle to give satisfaction
or money refunded.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-08-27

Do not feel afraid of being fooled IL you
send 25 cents to E. A. Markham, Bethel, Vt
for a bottle of Maxham's Trout Secret; 1t
never fools anybody only to make them
catch more trout than they expect. There
has never been so much of it sold in any
one month as during the last month. And
If your skin chafes when fishing or engag
ed in other occupation in warm weather,
do not fail to send % cents for a box OF
aMaxham's Carbolized Ointment, !" it will
not fail to cure you with n application.