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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
STATE OF MAINE.
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IutAethths WILL,
Arstsra. Ass. 9Th. lsi,
DIksTANt "a chap. a, -. II. ~ Tie kssi.ci
II statuts-. Z viti a ths state Tressswt's once
st Augusta, on The twenty thiri day ef >eItem
lar esxt. 90 eLssa o'ek-k A, ". ell AMI roo
,sy by dcei % Tia highest bisisr, al the lntsr.si
~ ths stab In ths trssts u snt hsrsinaftsr ds
-srib<.i. lying La incorporated townships. ssisi
trst- hattas Leu forfeited ~ ths stsie fsr state
taxss All csunty taNss. esrtihsi b, The Trssurer
Of stsis for the year i--ss. Ths sals AMI convey.
ssce ~ esch trsct viii ~ male salj.t b. .
tist In The owner 90 psIt owner whs-s right.
have bssn forfeited. " rcieem ths saIas ID am
time within ons year AMIR The saAe. by paying 90
tfafsring ~ The purhs.sr kis pfoy.sttion "a ha.
the parhs-sr pali thevfore ii tks ale with Ia.
tsre-t a ths rate ~ twenty PER cent PER sanam
fr"m The tive of AK. aud ose sslisr Zoe r~hss.s
90 -ufh .vssr NAY re.ieeni his 10 tsHst ~ pa.
tn< 80 Aforesaid 10 ths TfcssaIcr % stsi Z
proshis. In chap. .. sss. Is. ", tbs i.sgisi Sat
utes.
No trset however. win ee soli a q price s.-
thsn The far afsSant dns th<rcon Cor saeh M.
pail state and eounty tAxe.. ihtsse-t ani cod a.
de-crfi-si In The following .sheiulei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
TRY THE HERBAL RESTORATIVE

OXFORD, 80 At q tour q Pr ~ .t.-f
fsris. Within ansi for ne 'unhi,
on th.s thIri Tas.llaF ~ AuE. 4 u I'i -,
fisnIGmin spauiiluE. prt-fhts
instruneut puupring g. lF .--4f
ami testament ~ 1una 4 Bartu ihi IT -
In ssif C0gnty. derea-ci, hatins
the sane f0f Probate 90
OnBEkkD. That ~ sAhl lHtiirafI ~ -ftts
orisr b. ~ publlsl--i thru Sc,ks 800. ~
in ths Oxforl D,mosrai, pfinissi ~ - -
thor msy apIsar a . frol,ats ieai I'D
a fans, In ALI toanty, 90 ~ iaifi -. ~
-~ts. nsxt. "a nine - IN clsA Pr - ~
na-yn, AMI shs~ eaase n any thef "a -
sslf instrument shosli nst ~ pfyf.l. 80 Z
anil aliSxof a. The Last viii ani 49,, =
ssid deceased, sni that .aif iirni -
apt-,lntsst Adrar With IN VIII annfhri L..
sfORst 4. MI -, -.
trusoopy-siis.i' III. {. DAVIS hs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
PARLIAMENTARY NOTICE..
OsSics os rnn sHsRISv os oxpoHp CocsrS.
STATE ~ MAINE.

w
OXFORD. g s--Aax. esh. A. u. t-sl.
This Il " give Netice. that ga the s-th iay II
Aug. A. u. lsi. Wauant In Insolvency "a.
i..asd out of the Court of Insolvency. Zoe said
County of Otfori. Against HE estate % Frames
y. Porter of Paris. sijaixri " Ls an lnsoi,sni
Dsbssf. on yssitios Of all iIslsor, which rssities
vas aisi on The b-sha day % Aug A Disi N Which
lAss nAmei dass ins~rvss IN elaims " b. l~ eom
pute'i. that The payment of any debts and ti.s
delivery asi Transfer Of any grcsvrty bshns
delivery sBi transfer ~ any proyeuy by hlIa
are fsrbtsisies By lsw. thai Q msssinx % ths
Cr~iitsr~ 90 sAhi Dei<os. prove their delta. AMI
escc.s ees 90 mesv Assirne~s cf his estate. vtil
Paris In said County, on the lsth day ef s<ps
a. ID. issi. n nine e'eisrk On The fvsvncon.
Giswa under ny hssd Ne ists arvs above vrit
E-r. STONE. Deputy sheriff.
a. Mes.e.rsy :fths Cosr Of Insolvency. fer ssii
County Of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

was troubled with cstarrh for seven
years previous Ia commencing the ase
of Ely. Cream balm. u has done for
me What other so-called CURES have fall
Ell IA do-curcd me. The effect of the
Bslm seemed magical.-ClArcnce l.. Hun,
Uid.lsford Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
OXFORD COUNTY.
NOTICE.

To ell whom 10 nay soscsrn. An y<r>sss arv
hsrvby fostAd kartssisr er Trusting nv too mlsos
scas. Ire l.. Abi,sss ssi Hrpssess u. Abhs<t "a
ny srcount - they have In my kosse ssi hsn~
.hsu pay ~ bsis u th<ir oostsassiss amer this
sss'A Rs.ss~i. A.s.~ =. ~, -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

~ have such an indulgent husband,
aid little Mrs. doll. "les, so George
say.." responded Mrs. splteful. '.some-
times INDUCES too much, doesn't hey'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

mi dsu PHI. rufn ,sh sunyo elem eAsu'
SAr,y ~ hst ginlsni tshfvs.
n.n hssr AL thssr tsh umisha siihs
LANG nEfsty Luhsr'i shi sisr,;
Ia FunAis shlsp a wells 10, sons
I.AA tAnsh shi u.s.s sinfsf;
Jyla eta uais yahe ioiIig- Sss~
Ma satagls rsLs tnssfA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

ONfOID, - - Ma Couit ~ iI".'ll - 4
Paris, within aBi Cor ths go :. y.
ussn A. ,.rs.. naas.i tsesuif, a.
oertain IR-srumsni pan,grtinT g. D. ~ "a,
anil Tsstsmsnt - seOrzs ofst. ~ ~
Ansi0ssr In salt 1ouuty. deffasffii e'
ssDt<<i the -sDe fof frulsis t.. 90
OkDtnkD. That the AL I'etitli,iti - 4
D. all l-sr-oas Interested. ~ oaaslhs -
en-. of,lsr b. D. pablislssi thru 500, rsfs
si,eiy IN the Otfori Dsnlscrai pnhir
thai thy may sgpesf a . fr'l.a,. ,.s,',i fyss
beid a Paris. In saii County. 90 " ~ -
day ~ sd rest. "a ~ ~ DIS p a. ~
non, AMI sisow esn-s u sny thsl - .eSssss.
AMI slisvs.i q. The Al VIII and -.
said deseass-i, and that ssii Herr NJ wv"
spy<kssei kKesafrix. ,x lilo
A tr~sesvy-slisS IN. C.DA's'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

CANNED CoES.-split kernels length
Wise, and With knife scrape from cob
Pack Ne tight as possible Into cans, using
wooden spoon or small end of potato
ma.her Ia pack corn In can. When fall
Ia OVERLOOKING, fasten on cover ss firmly
ne possible with thumb and first finger
Place la a wash boiler with a layer Of
hay or cloth, then cans, having plenty OF
cloth or hay bct~ecns cans Ia prevent
breAkagc. Pour cold water In boiler
until cans are covered, then place an
dr.. and boil steadily three hours. When
boiled take from IRE, aud when cool ~
move cans, tighten; when cold wrzI
each In brown paper and keep In COO
cellar. Pnt no seasoning In the corn bc-
fore canning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
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400

No. ao-A Puzzle for Very Little Folks
"Opsn your heart 81 the poor"
No. si0-NumerioAl EnigmA Look ts
forc you leap"
No. 2ii.-Iiid,isn BaIlding>; Cottaee
inn, hut. shed. barn. hotel. house. man
sion. palace, cabin.
No. sia Autographed Puzzle: I. Ararsi
BsgSiad. ! CanrariA 4 Havana >
Caucasus
Va. ga = charade. I. Bond-Agr. 2
Farewell
No. sia-ii'disn Game; I. Dssr. 4 itAD
hat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

1 Ah--ly ~ water. 2 \ blri Fart
ola ryaf q Concrfning s Certain homs-
I. IN animal , To worshlP 4 AP"-'
4 A nisiAAs s Arvh Looks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Philosophical-''If You gave less ex-
pensivc presents to people, you could
have better apartment. than these" ~
know; bat ! shouldn't get half 30 many
good Dinners
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
J. q. Davis old Soap !, the standard

Mr.. Piush-"Mr. swillington u en-
gagged Ia q widow, hear" Mrs. Gush
-"Y.., that's just like Hun; he's too
lary 10 do any of the courting."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

HIS IGNORANCE COST NE siso.Oo.
I was sick aboi for three months. The
doctor said had Preiapsus uteri, which
Was untrue. lie dldat try 10 cure me
hat wanted to make ol.D every day.
Ny uncle Il druggist, and he told me
10 turn the doctor on and try sulphur
Bitters. Ibid 20 and i've dollars' worth Of
sulphur Bltters cured me Of general
weakness and deblllty.-Ms. S-,Sew
Haven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
fHE elcK MAN

who hes tried numerous
Hsrsapasillas and specifcs
Without permanent relief.
msEss no m!seaEe g ,,sins the
y" AtWost's llittess. Aspeci-
&c for Dyspsp.ia. Liver tsoui,.
len, and Constipati0n. Trade
mark Ell. r." Beware of iini.
tafions. Taks only /" l.. ~
Orrscs 90 wEsrsaooa F.sAsp 90 HsAlsHl
sAorAaAyyA. M. ssvA -. -
0EvrlSnHss-llsunG fcs n.sny yesn n,ssis
%. is NJ fa.aiiy Is l. ~ Atvcs~fs missss,
% ssss-c ali AAS y sisI.-i fsr iAss. ne
writer l.sssss soqssiss<d vith tissif nssrts b.
tween .airty snd fossy yesss s<e. rhsy 90.
a.sesg he tesy fsv psgss>tAsy ms>i.dsss thss
have Eals~a fcs ihss..s I've gost ssd y-sms.
p.sst r~pssAilaa ca their evn nssfis, insersf
q hssiax Q repasAtha ms.s fsstsre>f Zoe thsr
81 ieai sisssiisisg. To all ia hse.Ainx NJ
eeli, asi foS esks Ilsints % hiiieas shAfs<sss.
% 10 safs 20 ssssu that there " No srtlsis sev
ssinas 81 ~ loo . psscs thai he's slaal m>ilsi-
nal vSse. vesu tfsiy. %. ". Gsi"os
n rear deAlss dos sss ssdi thsm. s~n.i -
esass ~ ne end r-oelse hottis espsess pshi-
n. N. NAY q SON. Pos,IA-o. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
COMMENCEMENT NOTICE.

We sns s.iss.s,si n.,i:F hsss DAILY appoint.
i'rolsse " rrs~ive asi drstie upos elaine
oxford. IN saki Coasty, dspcssssi. 10 hsrvby
give ssssce shss Ne vii t,s In session q ne
Dwelling iIosss sf A. n. Preach In Oyfsri
,tihfs toe ~ vsFes.. sss's .arsi. %
ssd Nov. IN. 4. 4. isi.
AZ AZ. fpRsxsSS em. cs--'..la.s--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

A Had Shot. lIe-.I have never yet
met the woman thought ] could mar
~" she-"No, they are very hard To
please, AZ a rule"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

CocoANuI CAKE Cream two cup
fuls of sugar and half \ cupful Of but
ter together; mix with one cupful Of
sweet milk, three and half cupfuis Of
-four, two teaspoonfuis Of baklng-pow
der and the whites Of four eggs; favor
With lemon. Bake In jelly-tins. Crate
one cocoanut; beat the white Ut two
eggs with q cupful Of sugar, mix
With cocoanut and spread evenly be-
tween the layers OF cake.
ToNAToEs.-T cas. Peel. alice, and
stew one hour. Wrap cans In vet towel.
OIL with tomatoes, using no seasoning,
screw cover on rapidly 80 possible.
when cold wrap each can In brown Pc
per and keep In cool, dry cellar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
a Nastsfl.a-

Mary hsi 9 ii,ils PUG.
And .sery~h.rv ~Oah rO, him.
hut she failed a. I.ay III. TAI one dAy.
Ani the do cats her 81 him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Byron smslls. "Thcy tell me ! very
much resemble George Washington"
Fogg. "You do; but there's . dlf-
ference. too: Washington never wrote
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

See new circular In Tuxedo Washing
Powder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
aasAp AND BREAD MAKING.

g .ss' ; g s.,'s:s = q. s.::
ssIss. ia seri is..-ssi. Paris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
No. sta-As iisarsisss-
o o o o o o q o o
o o O o q o o
o o o o o
o o o
o O o O O
O O O o o o q

The c.siral ssrtlo.l rypr-~n,. The name
q PLANET The upg-r horis"uisl ~ nins.
'.ths collsss or summary wh.rv one !. sSia'
oAisi" The rOw - even. ANY violent
agitation a the mini approaching 'o ds.
tTaetian" The ros q I've Compassion.
.isnisn,y." The ros % thr-s. water Ia
.slii state The rus q nV.. - V-rin~l
tAe, " The ruw - .svsu. "ths nrst az
r-ar.nc. - the .un A,.s,e the horis'n In
The morning" II. row q nias. the sei'
enc. ~ anAlysis"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

our national game without Johnson.
Anodyne ilniment, to rub the heroes
Impossible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Attendant lat the Smithsonian insii-
ion)-'ln this room. madam, arr kept
all the type. of musical Instruments that
have been In vogue from the remotest
periods visitor-"Indeed. had no
idea there Was . chamber % horrors
here"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
Ne, q. Oh. t.ssiss.

No. 9d-Hesis AMI Tails; G~orr- Ken
nan. Cruz Words. I. Giraffe. = Bclogus
q Ottoman. 4 Clsa,er. S Glaeisr Z
Exclude !. Kbueki.. 4 suf'ics
Naughty. 10 Nsnk.sn- II. Ayidity. 4
Auction.
No sJs.-Cro-- Word prim.ro~~.
No. ara DismoDdi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Something useful In every package o
Tuxedo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

J. c. DayI.' Old SOAP !. The .tandard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

Gold and JET coatlaus to BE- much
worn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
nest Deer y. y. R.sh. .
NOTICE.

Nosie. 4. h.r,by si,en by the unisr.isn.,i %
The inisntion % fhsmss =. Cr-ker ~ Paris. IN
The Coanty of Osfsr,i. ~ apply fof s.iml..iSa %
prsstis. Law In ths eoarts 81 the state ~ Maine,
az the saprsme Juiiicisl Coar. neat ~ 4. he'll
st Paris, within sbi Cor oar County ofOsf0ri ON
the .ssosi Tuesday 20 Ostol.er. A. u. l-yi.
tIREitrs AusIIN. c.,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
4. AUSTIN. chr..

Tns sss-srilrr hsreby give. yahlic potics
thai hs hs. t-sa duly spt-sistssi by ths Iisssr.
abl- Jsise 10 Prohsis for the Coanty of Osfori
asi assumed the tra-s % Administrator %
the estate 90
DAVID ADAMsON, lsls sf Bsthsl.
In sAit toanty. deceasei. by diving honi q. ths
hw dlrvsts. hs therefore rv-lue-t. ell psr-sa.
insehts.i o. the estate sf ssii as<eA-s-i ~ make
isame.iiair payment. sni ths-e vbs have any
demands thsroa 81 exhibit thu same ~ A. u.
Aax. u. Isi. DANIEL. W. fikRCE. Aslhr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

t.eo. pean, par ~ SET par ~ az
tnti,ihs ~ sci Eurs, rangr =. ff
Datht l. faFraf, nofth at Istn al.
q kst, raassl
natti l.. farfaT, souih sufs 3
rang. Q,
wH.TAsrNAN
Aas 4. Isi Trsasuvr ~ '.a,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

There. nothing more crushing than
deb, and no,hIng that AFFORD. NOR. ~
lief than the sudden getting 'out of w.
remarked q man TAI an acquaintance
"iiayc you ever b-cn very heavily Va
debt - the Acquaintance Asked.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
The Worlds Fair.

The Vermont Commissioners held an
important meeting at Burlington Friday.
The board began business by the election
of Gov. Page as chairman, DR.. Mcintyre
as sec'y and treasurer, and Hiram Atkins
as auditor, after which it was voted to APP
point DIR. Mcintyre an agent to visit differ
ent sections of the state, see what the va
rious interests wanted done and what is
advisable for the commission to do to
bring about full representation Of the ag-
ricultural, manufacturing and other inter-
ests of the state.
The matter of the erection of state
building was brought up and discussed, it
being finally referred to the executive com
mittee to ascertain il material and trans
portation of same could be procured on
terms sufficiently reasonable to warrant
its erection, the committee to report at its
next regular meeting in December. 1t is
hoped, for the credit OF Vermont, that in
terested persons win come forward and as
sist in the matter as the limited appro-
priation alone will not permit of the out
lay.
An executive committee, consisting of
Col. Smalley, Mr.. Atkins and DR.. McIn-
tyre, was appointed with all the powers of
the commission when the commission is
not in session.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
STAFFORD.

Mrs. Caroline Augusta Bates died Sat-
urday at New Haven, Conn.,, aged "a yrs.
Mr.Burr and sister arrived from Waldo
boro, Me-, to have the care OF Mrs. Burr,
who is in a very critical condition.
r. A. Hatch left Monday morning on
his annual trip to Mass. and Conn.
Two delegates were appointed to attend
the Convention of Christian Endeavor at
So. Royalton Friday and Saturday OF this
week.
Will c. Hazelton returned from trip
| to Pawtucket Saturday night.
Many persons observed the total eclipse
OF the moon Sunday evening, an eclipse
which occurs in this form once in IL years,
BIB. Smith has returned to his home.
Last week he purchased 20 sheep OF flock
OF l25, and his wool, Of c. p. Melindy,
amounting to s425.
Walter Sweet left Monday morning for
Groton, n. H., where he is engaged in the
mica mines.
Geo. Hyde and wife left for Washing
ton, ID. c., last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Patterson of Pom
panoosuc were in town last Sabbath.
Edison Wilson and son Earl of Bethel
were in town Saturday.
The Temperance Address last Thursday
evening, by Rev. ~. ~. Nlapp, was Wen re-
ceived by an attentive audience.
The Union was a success and enjoyed by
all.
Several OF our people attended the Cho-
raj Union at No. Pomfret last Saturday.
The necessary signatures for obtaining a
charter for Good Templars Lodge have
been obtained and Lodge is soon to be
organized at No. Pomfret.
The officers OF Bishop Lodge OF Good
Templars were installed Nov. 10th. G. T.,
Mrs. Jed ii. Kendall; v. T., M. X. Hatch;
Sec, Mary A. Udall; r. s., r. A. Hatch;
Treas, Mrs. Mary A. Cummings; 5. J IT.,
Florence Kendall; Chap, Mrs. e. r. Row
ell; L. D., Jed II. Kendall; M, Will c.
Hazelton; g., Gardner Cobb; Sem, VIM.
G. Mcintyre; A. s., Fred Preston; ID. M,
Ella Kent; p. c. T., Marian c. Hatch.
Miss Mary Morris Of Auburn, N. Y,
was in town last week visiting at Mr.. s. F.
Fraryis.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
WASHINGTON.


Miss Alma Watson, a former resident of
this town but now living in a western
state, is but just alive having had para
lytic shock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jeffords are made
happy by the presence of baby boy.
Rev. Alvin Smith of Canton will preach
at the Universalist church the first Sunday
after Thanksgiving.
Miss Ida Flint, who has worked for Ira
G. Calef for the past two years is going to
Cal. to work in the Raymond hotel this
winter.
A number of young people attended the
dance at Williamstown last Friday even
ing.
H. o. Bixby and family and Miss Eunie
Noyes have been visiting friends in town.
Rev. j. j. Lewis of Boston gave a lee
ture at the Universalist church last Satur-
day evening. His subject was The Pas
sion Play" The lecture was illustrated
by over one hundred lime light views ta-
ken from actual photographs of the play.
The lecture was very interesting and the
views were fine. II is hoped that Mr..
Lewis will speak here again sometime in
the near future.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19

School district treasurers can get some
funds for their districts by calling upon
the town treasurer.
Amos Cushman was standing up in a
wagon Saturday when the oxen attached
started quickly and he was thrown out,
striking on his back, and he was hurt
quite badly.
This is just the weather for those whose
husking OF corn has been long delayed.
Prof. E. r. ODER of Waterbury comes
here tonight to meet the singers at the
town hall. Tonight is Thursday night,
you know.
A meeting OF whitney Post is to be held
Saturday evening. The election of officers
comes the next meeting following.
Supt. Osborne OF the granite quarries is
said to be gaining fast and it is hoped that
heiwill soon be out. He has made many
friends since he came into town.
A blacksmith shopand Toulouse are to
be built at the new granite quarries this
week and Brocklebank hill is the lively
place just now.
The fellow that stole Daniel Hackett's
money has not been caught. He has prob
ably left the state.
Nearly everybody watched the eclipse
Sunday evening. One young man is won
dering that Hannah, that's not her name,
meant when she suggested that an eclipse
resembled a tunnel in one particular II
the stupid fellow ever gets that kiss ii
will be after Hannah forgets how stupid
he was Sunday evening.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
Pnrnfrer.

School in no. closed Oct. 2S. Pupils
perfect in attendance were, Alice A. Allen,
Oscar Fay Allen, Antoine j., Mamie A.,
Robert r., Sadie E. Bennett, Lulu R., and
Luvie M. Snow. THIRzA ALLEN, Teacher.
Alison Lucas is starting a grocery store
at South Pomfret.
The concert given by Mr.. Markham was
largely attended and highly spoken of.
Mrs. Alvin Perham is in quite feeble
health.
S. F. Leonard is suffering from severe
cold.
Miss Richardson. one of the town pau
pers, died Sunday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
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The special low club rates which We
have been enabled to make through the
Republican State Committee with the
Boston Journal, New York Tribune and
N Y. Press are all withdrawn and the fol-
lowing made direct with the papers nam
ed are substituted.
New Special Club Offers
We will send this paper one year and
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IN VERMONT: viz: The Burlington Free
Press, The Boston Weekly journal, The
Mirror and Farmer, the Boston Globe, the
latter is democratic.
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These offers are only good till Dec. 81,
1891
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-19
East Bethel.

About thirty of the young friends oil
Miss Della Whitney visited her Friday
evening.
Money has been raised by subscription
to hire Mr.. Ober to teach singing school
here the coming winter.
DR.. Goodrich of Brooktield was called
here last week to see Mrs. Marshall Ban
lister, who is not as well.
s. Jones OF Brattleb,ro is making his
friends here short VISIT
Chas. Folsom has so far recovered from
fever as to resume work in II. w. Fowler's
tin shop.
w. w. Brown has finished work for
John Booth and Eddie Greene takes his
place drawing lumber.
Clark Jones has moved his family from
York State into the house recently pur-
chased of s. Jones.
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About fifty spent Friday evening very
pleasantly at the residence of Miss Cordel
ia Whitney.-Mr. Arthur Hanson has pur
chased farm in Tun bridge.-Mr. Belknap
and wife who have been visiting at his
fathers, Crayton Belknap, has returned
home.-Andrew Woodwork is at work on
w. Martins house in South Royalton.