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financial.
THE
CAPITAL, 100000.
DIVIDED INTO so 900 SHARES OF THE VAR vALUE
OF sl0 EACH.
sToCK FULL-PAID AND NOT SUBJECT TO
ASSESSMENT.


This Company is the sole and exclusive owner Of q
complete system for lighting stores factories and all
classes Of public and private buildings ,...a,....,
electric in S5Scp and + far more economical being
produced at oNE-foUErH the expense OF either Old
The Company Possesses complete plant, furnished
with oil necessary machinery and special tools Tor INC
production OF apparatus aud fixtures Tor us system OF
The American Automatic Lighting Company Is En- ,;
TIRELY FREE FROM DEBT OR LITIGATION OF
my KIND and It's business Is In nourlsnlnE Sonuiso,
justyng the statement that its earnings VIII be eaeeP;
onay large and that at least 70 per cent VII
be earned the first from the business Ara1y IN hohd
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT Is A NECESSITY,
and system such as is controlled by this COMPANY com;
petent 70 enter active competition with both gas ana
electsle must be recognized most Important factor
- PRAcTIGAI TfsT OF FoUR TEARS, during
which over 10 900 Lights been 10 successful operation
Company prepared exploit the business through
MS ~ t5 THEa TIE 5f sEEISH AHf
WHISGc WILL GT1RASTEE LARGE AND PER-
vi fiiE iNc6dE OF THE COMPANY WILL BE DE-
y Fii;sT1EhhN!Nes OF THE MANUEEA4GGTURSISNgg
DEPARIMENT NOW IL FULL oPEkATId.QINi , PRE- RE-
PAklD TO FURNISH APPARATUs AND FIXTURES
osEooNpNFRoM ~s snnHBcoMpRNffs Cow BEING
RAPIDLY ESTABLISHED THROUGHOUT THE EN-.
- THlkDCFRoM ISOLATED LIGHTING PLANTS
TO Pc FURNISHED DIRECT BY THE PARENT
Te cOmpanys stock safe and profitable. investment
at cost Ro1 pro. 0 from whS Wn al
must increase from year to year.
Prospectus and blankform OF application VIII b mailed
and oirs iqtsrsstsd are sSrSS rs ny!sd
hibition Rooms Of the Company No. IL Dey street,
New Broadway
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and the total deposits the respective dates
teeaitendefs -. s6414eOO Si,2s1,2OO Dec. 2.l3S'4oO
Total reserve SIP 600 sIl6 300 Inc s417O,7Oo
against deposits. 1Oa2s4eOO 1oa1Ool5O Inc sl5,25o
Surplus - s9,O29 700 $40, $50 Inc sS,SGl,45O
The Clearing House statement is follows:
For t0-day-EXehanges. Sl1s,l72s79 BALANCES
$500 1897. For the week-EXchanges, $685.
572, 1857; balances, S32,52s,332
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The strong undertone Of the stock market was
made clearly manifest In spite Of a further
shrinkage in the volume Of business and without
the influence Of important developments, prices
advanced slowly and steadily from the very
opening. The Granger shares were in the greatest
demand and the extraordinary increase in earnings
reported by the st. Paul Company gave AN impetus
not only TO that stock but Also TO others in
the same territory or enjoying similar conditions.
With the exception of the industrial stocks which
were unusually weak, the movement was general
features of the trading, in fact was the apparent
broadening of the demand. This was SHOWN by
the comparative activity In many stocks which
have not lately been prominent. and by the con-
tinued buying of all grades of railway bonds.
The extreme ease Of money, the happy condition
of foreign trade and the growing probability Of
peaceful times in Europe form substantial basis
for an Improvement in American railway securities
The factors in the present speculation are widely
known and fully appreciated, but public interest
has not vet recovered from the severe shock which
it suffered by the passing Of the Missouri Pacific
dividend.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The publication of the bank statement for the
first time in three weeks eXerted it's natural in
been expected from the known movements Of
money, and it infused spirit into the final deal
ings The closing was strong 1T the highest
prices and full of promise.
There were still no transactions in Government
bonds but the market was steady at these quo
tstions. which remained unchanged:
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, On. 7. G. &
w II. h; r. T. Co. Lessee, 1I.ains :ss'e West tSd-ss
s.,s SssfI1s s loot i'S" .y saa 3sS:f'
Ts%i'Oa p}isgois and 3: . I 80
3 10 p. icgsaSo, 40 100 g is: 3 Is Pr NJ
S ESS r 90 90 % ofs
ilP :s5 runs only 20 us!es KgggseH. Cats
&. ed tnS JS; csP.':Ss X
v f'lj s. ss'ssI1s' e. % a: "a sS rs
. 16 n MsnsrsAi aug Sa sss tar Runao
N.ssa T.. Toronto Pssoit. cSSsfS saa 81 LsTi. q
Il Al 'n GSSsr u a.n. e.y Keep. Ssd,y
Jersey City ,. q d. siail9a. NJ 20 A. NJ az ;ss m
dstons or INFORMATION apply Offices Brooklyn ss2 Washing
ton.st 72o Fulton-st Annex oree ioot OF fuleon-.t
bewery IL PARK Place SIS i25 ST. ara wssf shore
Stations. foot Of Jay-st, " r.
O. E LAMENT. deneral Passenger Agent. vantsrsalS
ava. Nsw-fork
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS
BONDS TO BE PLACED.
Iocatlon Character Amount
Columbus Okio-Mayor and City Auditor haye
heed authorized 70 borrow Tor IL
mOnths at Z per cent
10 nav FOR Beck-st Improvements and 49, -
10 borrow same terms 5l,eOi %
pay for Front-st.
NEW BANKS.
1oco.ton Title. Capital
Topeka Kan-Aetaa National Loan Co. Pres
dent J. W. Hamilton treasurer,
Bvron Roberts; secretary. +; X
M Ses: 70 90 general banking ous 1000 900
Co. Nicholas Kupferle, president;
Greed r. Walker. secretary and treas
Hess 20 20 sel.et'- 10000
Nroa5vrlc No-Rank Of Mcadville ............ 10000
MINING COMPANIES.
SEATTLE. wash.-Bonar1a Mining { smelling Co. 100000
9'''' indiana cold & silver Mining Co.. 100000
Seattle Wash.-lndAppndcnt Gold & Silver Min
img MtN'"E ~ ".-+1l - 100000
% locate and develop mines in Dixon.
County.
CORPORATIONS SEEKING CAPITAL.
phosnix Arz-Arlzona Waprworks & Sewer.
age Co.. Directors Frank Baxter,
j. L. Is. Alexander aud H. y. Alex
ander 10 construct, maintain and
ETC. Of the STATE \" .. =, 80 100000
SeInr luz ...' 3ooo 900
p pRSadtlis". ~, a. 100000
Helena Mont.-Laura Lake Canal Co.; J. i.
HS.Sr by irr catio1 '. @.pi'' 100000
wsy Co., has Increased capital from $500
$4,000 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oo'OOO
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FOREIGN COMMEKCE At NEW-iO1NN
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT .a NEw-YoRjR6;
~ Goods 743 50. 397,1S6 81 ~, G9i
General merchandise 1887 O9l 7060, 5G9 7ooi''OS
Total for the week. 80 14S3d s9te3dS3 20; 5eG
since January Alb 1907 45l342,O22 43lOoo'lot
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw.YoRK; nm
IT, tho S53,l29 S412,2O2 43Oll,S5
SSt ur 'u nonnerY - 595O4s7 16G44.7S2 23970,439
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT EEw:YoRK ZOO
For the week.. SOP 3S9 on 900 gSS al
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COOKS TOURS.

series OF tours under personal ESCORT az yery low rate
n S0KFOLK and WASHINGTON by Old DOMINION
5sS and becrnber send for descriptive programme.
TIIOS COOK 4 SON POI and ] ,225 B'way, New-York
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financial.

DOR SALE.-National Starch Manufacturing
Co.'s st0cks 1st pfd pays per cent et 100 % pid
paws IL per cent Of no. and eommol 40. STARCH Irio
une ONCE
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Dipiorno \ otiees


THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
Us BROADWAY, NEW-YoRk, Oct. 20; 1901.
At 4 MEETING of the Board OF Directors
n held this day dividend Of Three and One-hat Ter
Cent ga on the capital stock was declared payable NO
vember 2. prox- 80, - . .oo,.oo No,or0
nor nrol '0'-' EDWARD BURNS, Cashier.
- THE NATIONAL CoRDAGE COMPANY
THE DIRECTORS have this day declared the
L regular quarterly dividends Of TWO PER SENr' on
The preferred and TWo AND oNEHAL1F PER CkNf on on
ire common Of this company paynb NovemDef az
the transfer OF the company 152 'FRONT.' street Inc
books will close October j. aud reopen N9.ember s.
~ T. NJ FULTON, Treasurer
THE NATIONAL STARCH MASCFACTrRING co,
OFFICE OF THE TREAsu RIR, ~, ~ bhSAIU s%,
THE SEMI ANNUAL four per cent dividend
4 due November l. 1891 the First Preferred Stock
az Tho National Starch Manufacturing Company VIII "
pad az this Office November u sochoiueIS W IoS0E"
AZ the closing % the books. October 10 lssl, -.
The transfer books will BE- closed a. O'Clock ~ Oet-
ber is snd reopen az 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
Voyemh.f 4 CHARLES G. BURNS, Ifeesuret'
THE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFACTIHIhG 20,
OfFi~@ W % MN. YORK, Oct. 4 1891.
The coupons November 1891. on the Bois Oi Inc
national Starch Manufacturing COMPANY vii be psia On
Monday November Q upon presenteuon 81 the |h$as va
"0"A' DANA CHARLES c. BURNS. Treasurer.
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TUE MARINE BANK CO.,
CLEVELAND, o.,
CAPITAL 500, 900,
cOIICITS OHIO COLLECTIONS.
GARRETT l. ATTENTION. LOWEST RATES
M PER CENT first mortgage loans upon rea
III estate worth three times the amount leaned psn
tai aod interest payable in gold New-YorA City ex
change Write for particulars. - ,-, NJ.
9'''"'' DUDLEY X. INSLEE. Falrhayen Wash
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: : RIE LINE ,

RE LIN Is.
BURG Pit d rs PSr rsn an gSSHS M Nsy
* Lake, HOnesdale scranton, Blnghampton, Elmlra
AySa spring k9e6ssssf HCrasil'yiis BdsiSi SssarS
s.: Louis Chicago and ali point: west Solid trains &c.
S5as VIA aaS She1g hSo
h@03g ssya Of foot G S
follows and I'VE minutes earlier, unless Otherwise shown
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
S.OU Lake. Palfior Car NeS YORK to Buffalo SLEEPER
aOn s 70 ens saa SF Po' 'F'' "
yEsTIBULED LIMITED.
S Sb TRAN for S csSg via c sssS
TO Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
$50 q ead NJ Ms saSs uod"yS0' SnsAa"'on H0n'd''
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
SOOP ,S d, DssSa trH 70 GhSsso yn Niagara
BasO Roahes aes Toro"to and cnssso S'ef' 70
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
. on P. NJ. Daiy-va Chaunuqua Lake and Niagsrs
OoO Falls Solid train to Chicago seepes' to Buhao.
FOR PORT JERvIs.
W 2sast 40 80 a. MOI ~ 81
2 D. M H. p p M H.. 20 80 20 'P p m suH''y's a. !"
FOR NEwBURG.
WEEK PAYS 7S 10 g. m; (2aast s'1s2s $40
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
Hi APPS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
eeS f Of h A,G e sSa 81
sRs ad yS@g q
# AS S OK a WS &
st. Ferries, New.York 38l and 1913 Fu,onst. Brooklyn
e Snd S s,t Ns"'f sd 4SSS@
Company cau FOR and checks baggage from hoteL aud
". c,SKISE1RsoS, General Passenger Agent.
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PITTSFIELB, LENOX, NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Via Harlem Division,
CENTRAL R. II. OF NEw-JERsEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT.. NORTH RIVER.
10

FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST.. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF October u. 1891.
4 80 a. m. for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Wilke:ba
Scranton Reading Harrisburg, Tamaqua Pottsyie sham
S San ChaSk wiIEesSar and Scranton
800 a. for Laston ana Allentown
100 J. IN. for EastOn and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays
Eas5on Mauch Chunk, Shsmekin and william, pot.
Scranton reading lg' Hirrs5rg Pottye TamSqas sham
okn. sunbury, wiIliamsport Through coach 70 Williams
'Ofii 90 D. H. for EasOn haueh Chunk Reading Harris.
on Sunday for Eaton Meuch Chunk Tsmaqua. Potts.
100 a. M for East6n Mach Chunk Reading Harris
burg wilkesbaFFe, Scranton TamaQua' Potsvlle. sha-
3 S sE E,:ssa ed Mu Ans 6SSsF Reading Harris,
E$'t@a a, s@$ As9ow1 % az
IL S' me- 80 ~ 90 p ~ sunday Of5 a. No.
Pleasant At :sS sl5 ii Is 2; @: q 80 red Bank
Grove Grove and AsbuTy PaT rs a. @ 100 D. m
FOR LAKEWOOD,
Toms River Barnegst Park and Barneglt, 4 80. Sis
For i 1ntc c fitsv nssnd and Brtgeton at $50
- For Monmouth Beach and ssaOrish. at 80 sIS.
90 % nn sS g rs seaosht S SSP5 100 49,
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia at 80 7:45 100, 10 90 IL 80 a. M
hhssS 2SUNgDSs 90 10 SG$ &c. il 80 49,
geore aud 20 S S1y co. i 80 with
ra9 ss. sccp s.sa % u sG 500 sSada3
m, 80, 90, 100 p M. have Connection for Reading,
For sgabqry and wa@.pOrt, via PAnadeIphls a. 7:!5
except s SG st neS C sundays S 20 b. midnight
Tickets and ParIorCar seats be procured at H. 49,
Ws. isSbs la East g is New S t
$50 a gS bC9S Nsr Br S -, an,
gage from hotel residence.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-02-19

Rev. Frank clary OF Boston is to preach
here Sunday.
The town reports Will be due soon ARD
then-there will be 3 small amount of
grumbling, ssof course" Every office has
got to seek its man this year for there is
not in town a man who wants an Office.
Whitney Post and Relief Corps have
their new hall nearly ready for occupancy
and viii soon be in home that is owned
by them.
The committee appointed blythe farmers
league is to report sslate" at the public
meeting Sat. evening, it is said.
The latest report from Charley Robin
son was more favorable than that given
last week. He is now expected TO recover.
Selden Noyes is crazy again and will be
taken TO Brattlehoro. He is said to be very
violent.
Spelling School Friday evening in this
district.
"Unclep Daniel Hopkins died at the
poor house Sunday aged 50 yrs. lie was
the oldest person in town. He earned a
competence before old age came upon him
but lost it and has fer few years been
cared for by the town.
The poor house came near burning
few days since. A hot stovepipe was the
cause of the. fire.
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Miss Annie Morse visited in Waterbury
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. irwin Chase OF
west Randolph spent Friday with Mr. and
MIS-. A. b. Kinney.-Mr. and Mrs John
Williams from Bethel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Williams from Windsor visited Mrs
Laura Parker.-George A. Laird received
new line OF wall papers and borders last
week IN the new spring styles.-Mrs
Stoughton has gone to Warner, N. H.. TO
care for Mrs James Holman who is seri-
ousiy ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Adams
from Barnard and Miss Hattie Church
from SO. leoyalton, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Adams.-The closing ex-
ercises OF the winter term OF Royalton acad
envy will be held Thursday evening, Feb.
rs, instead OF Wednesday, Feb. 25th, begin
ming at z: 10. Admission I5c The South
Royalton Cornet Band will assist in the
music. All friends are inyited.-The Con-
gregational church and congregation took
rising vote of thanks to Miss Alice Den
ison for the beautiful bible presented Dy
her to the church.--One of the pleasantest
occasions OF the winter was enjoyed last
Friday evening when the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Ward to the number of seventy,
called upon their pastor, bringing with
them inadequate tokens of their love AID
esteem for HIM and his wife and apprecia-
ton OF his work among us. The visit was
complete surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. W.,
who, however, showed themselves equal to
the occasion. After spen ding an hour in
conversation, Miss Mary Dewey read Prof.
Longfellow's ''rhe Signal Beautiful' and
Mrs. Laird recited VIII Carletons "Elder
Lambs Donation, " after which there was
music, including songs by Mrs. Eiba Cor
bin and Miss Jessie Mudgett from South
funbridge, duet by Miss Mudgett and
Mrs Laird and chorus singing. The speech
OF the evening was made by 9. z. Goodwin
who in few well chosen words expressed
to Mr. and Mrs. Ward the feeling OF good
will entertained towards them by all pres
ent, TO which Mr.. Ward made appropriate
response. At an early hour the company
dispersed leaving behind them wishes OF
all prosperity and happiness for our pas
tor and his wife.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-02-19

Storrs and Weston OF Hanover, n. H.,
have a sale of dry goods and clothing
from Feb. % to %, at the village hall in
So. STAFFORD.
Ned Haywood and Walter Cobb OF Dart
mouth College spent Sunday in town.
The members OF the Christian Endeavor
society are invited to attend the meeting
OF the White River Valley Association
held at Windsor, VT, next Thursday, Feb.
26th.
Mrs f. X. Rowell is visiting her niece,
Mrs. Waterman at Hanover, N. II.
Miss Belle Pierce has been on the sick
list the past week.
Warren Parker is the guest of David
Paine.
Miss Carrie West is to assist Miss Pierce
this season.
Don't forget the lecture by o. II. Tink-
ham Thursday evening, on New Orleans.
The Auditors Meeting was held Wed.
of this week at the town hall.
Miss Mabel Hyde OF Chelsea spent last
week with Mrs. b. II. Smith.
The commissioners on the estate OF Hen
ny c. Hazelton met at the hotel last Satur-
day and Monday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-02-19

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Couri.hoid-
RANDoiPH DISTRICT. IS at Randolph tine
5lh oav If ftbA.D ~. A. a. Brooks executor OF
the e-fate Of Oliver Hincher late u Randolph
IN said district, deceased, makes application 10 said
Court for license 10 sell ALL OF the real estate OF
AID deceased representing
tlas said sale viii be beneficial to the residnary
legatees.of said estate
Whereupon
n is ordered by said Court that said application come
under consideration aad be heard ON the 2Sh day
OF Feb ID. 1891 at ftle Probate Onire In Randolph
and II Is further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication Of notice of This APP
pcatlon and order thereon. three weeks secccssely
in the HERALD AND NEWS printed at West Ran
dolph and which cirrulates tn The neighburheod o.
those interested. before said time OF hearing that
they may appear at said time and place and II they
cause object thereto.
BY the Court Attest
900 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge.
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A.CDickey and wife are visiting friends
in Warren.
Miss Ethel Benedict of Williamstown
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. q. M.
Seaver.
Mrs. Andrew Burnham is visiting rela-
tives in Williamstown.
The w. r. c. gave a social dance Feb.1s,
at SINNERS Han.
The measles have good hold in town.
Orville Cheney and wife were in town
last week.
l.. y. Tillotson has moved into bis new
store and meat market.
VIM. Cheney is said to be falling fast.
r. G. Yearton Of Plainield and Frank
Benedict Of Williamstown were in town
Sunday.
Rev. H. +. Dickey is to preach at the
Baptist church for a short time.
About so OF the friends OF Mr. and Mrs.
Cutting Cheney gave them surprise last
week Tuesday evening it being the 45th
anniversary of their marriage
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-02-19
CHELSEA HOME NEWS
II. o. BIxBy. Editor.
d Davis spent sunday at home.

Ned Davis spent Sunday at home.
aye Olde Deestrick Schoolev will be
presented at Hotel Hall Wed. eve, Feb. Is,
by some of the older citizens OF the town.
Proceeds re- tss benefit OF the library. See
small bills.
Mrs. Yule OF y, kers, n. Y, and son
Russell Of MontreAi, returned home last
Monday.
Harvey Spear has bought the property
known as the Crosby lot" What he
proposes to do gsith it is not known at
the present time.
There was a stirring meeting of the Far
mers' League last Monday p. m. 1t was
voted to hold a caucus of farmers on Sat
urday, the 2Sth, to make up the slate for
town officers for the coming year.
1t is reported that another syndicate has
bought granite ledge situated near the
one purchased last week. II is said to be
of as good quality OF granite as any work
ed in the state, but specimens OF it are not
obtainable at the present time on account
Of the great scarcity of blasting material,
especially of fuse.
Lincoln's birthday was observed by
Camp No. 2S by holding a campfire open
to all the public The program was ex-
cellent throughout. Prof. Comstock on
the early life OF Lincoln" was especially
fine as was also Rev. b. b. Sherman in
speaking OF "Lincoln's Eloquence." Hon.
j. X. Darling, who was TO have spoken in
regard to he"Administration OF Lincoln"
was necessarily absent on account of ill
ness. Mrs. H. o. Bixby and Miss $. A.
Hall each read an appropriate poem. Mu-
sic was furnished by Comrade Parkhurst,
cornet, and S. A. Hall, organ. The sing
ing by the quartette consisting OF Misses
Ella X. Herrick and S. Ada Hall and
Messrs. Hatch and Greer was one OF the
admirable features OF the evening
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sTATEoF y.sRMONT, 10 Probate Court. held
RANDOiTH DISTRICT S. kai Randolph said DIS
irict on the IIth iay ofFeb.A ID. ls9l John b. Ba-
con admr. ~ iae estate Of Elishs Tracy
late Of ashngt Ia said District. O. ceased, pre-
sents his admihstr. account for eXauiina4iun and
allowance, and makes application for decree Of dis
tribuon and partition ~ the estate Of said deceased.
Mhercupon.it Is ardefed hy said Court
that said and said application be referred 10
q session Of said court. 70 be held ~ the Orange
'ouniy Hut4 IN Chelsea on the ieth day Of
Mar. a. y. ISL for hearing and decision thereOn:-
and IL r further ordered. mat all persons
Interested be Mortified hereof by publication Of no.
lice uf said appiicaf ion aud order thereon three
weeks successfully Ia fhc HERALD ANp NEWS. q
paper published 10 Randolph. and which ciculates
Ia the neiglbufhopd Of those interested before said
time 81 hearing that they may AZ ar At said time
and place. aud. IL they cause, object thereto
aN By the Court. Attest
WM. n. NICHOLS. JUDGE.
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Corinth.

c. l.. Spear closed his school at Vershire
Heights last Saturday. He was a very
successful teacher, having the ability to
gain the good will and love OF the schol-
airs and above all he had, as yon might say
perfect order. He taught "A weeks with
only one week of vacation. He hSd schol-
airs from five districts and registered at
the close OF the school three times as many
as at the commencement. Last Thursday
he took bis entire school to Chelsea to H.
l.. Bixoy's photo rooms and had picture
taken and pre- 'ented one to each.
Rev. f. Goodrich preached an excellent
discourselast Sunday from Mark IA: s.
Mrs Simeon Hastings is 20 sell her en-
tire estate on Tuesday the 17th at public
auction.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. White went to STAFFORD
last Monday.
II. W. Carleton went to Bradford last
Monday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-02-19

Some mean low thieving sneak robbed
Mr.. G. Stevens hen roost few nights ago
of nine nice pullets. A person so mean as
to do that should be blotted out OF the
communicable Laura Stevens IS at
home on visit.--There will be a sociable
with a school exhibition at the school
house hall Friday evening the 2lst. All
are invited as it will be good.-Mrs. Ablal
Bugbee, who has been in poor health for
many years is very poorly at this writing.
Mrs. Charles Spaulding is again on the
sick list and under DIR. Dana's care.-Capt
Jim is at his old place again driving the
grays for Culver the stage driver.-Lyman
Allen has been offered a snug sum for Rob
Roy, his three year old colt but as he prom
Uses something great in the future he de-
clined the offer.-Selden Allen has bought
him bran new horse. Mrs. AFRO Davis
is very low, her three daughters are at
home with her. John Rowland and John
Walker are sick. Mrs. Q. Boyden is better.
Bad COLDS prevail.
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south stockbridge.

The ladies' aid society at their meeting
Feb. 18th voted the money in the treasury
70 Rev. 5. II. Tucker and the meetings are
to be discontinued for the present.
Henry Flint's little child is better.
Warner Bates has moved his saving
machine from G. Boutwelps.
Clarence Savage and wife spent Sunday
II piitsfeld
MIR. and Mrs. Bowen of Lympus visited
at Geo. Mills Saturday.
Two weeks have been added to the WIN
hr term in district no. 10.
The Tucker boy is to live at Mrs. Car
uths this year.
Willis Boutwell, is to work for Sllas
holland the coming season.
Some Of the relics that were sold 6atur-
Day at the auction of the Wilcox estate
we're $50 years old.