Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-01-08


There will be a farmers meeting at the
town hall Friday evening Jan. I6, COM
mencing at 6 30. A paper viii be read by
Miss Merrill entitled "Whdt the farm
yields'i and one by Capt. ii. n. Bruce
showing how a young couple can nov
buy 5000 farm among the hills OF Barn
ard and pay for it in ten years While iiy-
ing with twice the comforts OF the aver
age farmer OF this country. The exercises
Will be interspersed with music BY. the
Silver Lake Glee Club and Geclamations.
Richard Hincky, native OF Ireland,
who lived in the west part OF the town
died Dec. 30th. He was farmer and
much respected.
A school meeting was held in the North
road district last Friday evening. me
district voted to have eight weeks extra
school SO as to get its share OF public
money, Miss Merrill of Hanover, teacher.
The Universalist Mite Society viii meet
with Mrs. Il. 5. Putnam ON Thursday the
10Th afternoon and evening.
Among the many useful and beautiful
presents Tor children that were on the
Christmas tree at the Al. y. church, Vas o
fine fishing rod with outfit presented by
rhos. Chubbsfhe fishing rod manniac-
turer at Post Mills 10 Miss Anna PeriSinf :.
Il appears that an item published IN The
Herald about AustinPerkins' little daugh-
Ter, only three years old catching four
trout with pin hook, caught the eye OF
the manufacturer and he sent hiss Anna
the nshing rod and outht for Christmas
present and also "a letter complimenung
her on her skill in FISHING and promising
10 call at some future period 10 see Mhat
success she has with the new fishing rod
and outfit. Miss Anna is much pleased
with her Christmas present.
The manufacture OF maple sugar Is an
important industry in this town and farm
ers are talking about getting a bounty. In
order to get a bounty one has 70 procure
license ana sign q bond with suieties.
The sugar is to be tested with "a pola.i-
scope by some one. II ii is not Tested for
several months sugar makers who gel a
license may lose more by the decline in
price than they Will gain by the bounty.
Sugar generally sells best when newly
made This bounty law may indirectly
benefit those who do not procure a license
for the reason that the sugar that IS held
back Tor bounty VIII be Kept Out OF Tue
market for some time, syrup and new sug-
ar viii sell for good prices. Where and
when the test is to be made sugar makers
have not as vet found out. There - no
bounty unless il is made after the first
day OF April. Often times sugar is mostly
made in Mar. Getting bounty on farm
produce is something new.
The following scholars have not been
absent during the first half OF the term IN
district Z, Nina and Neila Wright, Stella,
Earl and Herbert Wilmington, Herbert
Heath. Frank Weston and George New
ton. IRA Phelps has been absent one
half day, Ida Heath, Maud Brink, Ernest
Adams and George Loveland one day.
e. L. Evans, W. Rande.nh and NJ. j.
Sargent & Sons, So. Royslton, TIE drug
gists desire to inform the public that they
are agents for the most successful prepara
ton that has yet been produces Tor coughs,
COLDS and Group. ls loosen and re-
lieve a severe cold in less time than any
other treatment. The article referred TO
is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. II Is
medicine that has won fame and popular
ity on its merits and one that can always
be depended upon. Il is the only known
remedy that viii prevent Group. II must
be tried to be appreciated. IL is put up IN
30 cent and Il bottles.
Travellers may learn a lesson from Mr.. |
@. d. Cone, prominent attorney Of Par |
ker, Iowa, who SAYS. ~ never leave home |
without taking a bottle of Chamberlain |
Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy |
with me, and on many occasions have run |
with it to the relief Of some sufferer and |
have never known it to fail"
MIR. VIM. 4. Price, Justice OF the /
Peace, at Richland, Neb., was confined to |
his bed last winter with a severe attack OF
iumhago; but thorough application OF /
Chamberlain's Pain Balm enabled him TO |
get up and go to work. Mr. Price says: |
FTne Remedy can not be recommended |
too highly.' Let any one troubled with |
rheumatism, neuralgia or lame back give |
it trial and they viii be OF the. same |
opinion. 80 cent bottles for sale by u. b. |
Evans, w. Randolph and M. j Sargent x |
Son, SO. royalton.
This is the time OF the year that every |
lady and man too, who has cracked or /
hands, face or lips or cold sores |
upon their noses or lips or the salt rheum l
should have box OF Maxham's carbotized /
ointment. A young lady writing from |
Baskerville, N. II. to her brother in Bethel |
says, eli you have any sort OF doubt rs to 4
" hat to send me for a Christmas present \
lei me tell You that what need the most /
OF anything in the world is a box OF Max
hams Uarbolized ointment. We cannot |
do without it for il is the only thing that |
we have found that will cure chapped and /
cracked hands and cold sores.n The |
brother bought her boxes for a dollar
and her Christmas was a merry one If |
your dealer does not have it send % cents
to l.. A. Markham, Bethel, Vt, aud see
how hapDv If will make you