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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-03-26

= Marie Hatch went to Boston last week
tuesday and is to be the guest of Mrs
seth Chandler OF Cambridge for a connie
I OF Weeks.-Mr. Wilson of Bethel was in
town last week and sold a carload OF
stoves TO people about town.-Mrs. DR..
Baxter's gift Of 50 volumes to Harris Lii
prary has been received.-Four attended
the Choral Union at Pomfret last week
X. A. Hatch is making his spring trip to
Mass and Conn. taking orders.-Charles
Linton moves into the Tyler house this
week.-Bell Judd OF Chelsea is at b. ri.
Smlth's.-Rev. o. ID. Clapp of Woodstock
repeats his lecture on TEN perance at the
Free Baptist church Wed. March 25th.-
The Christian Endeavor meeting was
omitted Wed. evening on account of the
lecture.-L. l.. Udall and Harvey Hazel
ton effected a settlement last Sat. night
Some of the farmers are tapping their
sugar orchards.-The rain Saturday night
settled the snow and people were out on
wheels Sunday .-Ebenezer Norton ex
poets to go to Burlington this week to
have cancer cut OFT of his mouth.-Aus-
tin George and wife move to Barre this
week Hiram Cummings has taken Mrs
Hiram Clogston's place to carry on and
moved there last week Wed. Mar. 18th
the marriage Of Hiram g. Church of Yer
shire and Ida A. Beckwith took place at the
parsonage by Rev. III. Cummings.-Dr
Chaffee is to take Miss Harrington to Bur-
lington to have a tumor removed.-Th
lecture Thursday evening was well at
tended.-A. B. Pierce went to Hanover on
Wed. of last week returning Sat- evening.
Hiram Ward bought the Bella Perkins
farm.-Curtis Hyde has engaged as clerk
for w. II. Carter of Lebanon, n. H.-The
examination OF teachers will be Mar. 81
and Apr. by w. r.. Sanborn Supt and
Prof. Goodhue.
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Orange County Court
June Term 1891.


WILLIAM PRIsK) WHEREAS
Nina May Prisk OF West Fairlee In the County OF
Orange has filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF said
County, her libel for divorce from William Prisk,
returnable to the stated term OF said Court to
be holden at Chelsea within and for said Court on
the first Tuesday of June A. d. 1891, therein setting
forth in substance that she was lawfully married
1882 at Corinth by Rev. II. p. James, minister OF
the Gospel, that She lived with him most Of the
time at Vershire in said county in the observance
OF all her marriage covenants until the 22nd day OF
October 1888 but he did not in this that he treated
her with intolerabe severity and that he has VIII
fully deserted her; that there we're two children
born unto them and she prays for their custody.
And IL appearing that the said William resides
without this State that legal service cannot be
made ON him, it is ordered that notice Of the pen
deney of said libel be given to said William by pub
fishing the substance thereof together with this
order in the CHELSEA HERALD, newspaper print
ed AT West Randolph in said county three weeks
successively the last OF which publications 10 be
at least six weeks before said term Of said court
Given under my hand at said Chelsea, this 2Oth
day Of March A. ID. 1891. $. b. HEBARD, Clerk.
i X DARIIsa Attv 9l2
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TO THE FARMERS OF VERMONT.

1t has incidentally my knowledge that you occa-
sonay make complaints because of the small received
for your Dairy skins The faults your own for you would
take them off and properly for them you would rarely
find skin that would bring you less than cents, and
great many of them would bring you Co. 70 ard even SO cts
Poor SKINS like poor butter poor property and bring
poor price 1t will cost you only penny for postal card on
which send your address, full printed dec
tons the proper method taking off and caring for your
calf skins. will very gladly mail these you Free postpaid
if you will send me your and SO request.
In of the of VT have buyers but in localities
where have would suggest that half dozen farmers
club together and ship their skins in quantities of more
in which will pay all reghs after delivery at r. X de-
pot cannot allow you wholesale prices in where
have buyer but where have will gladly arrange with
any reliable farmer who willing attend to the matter OF
collecting skins taken off in his vicinity and in such will
of course allow the buyers commission.
c. S. PAGE, Hydepark, VT
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OLD SOLDIERS COLUMN.

Rev. J. Frank Rhoades of Bellows Fall,
is to deliver the Memorial Day address al
Barre.
Hon. w. e. Howard of Aliddlebury has
been engaged TO deliver the Memorial
Day address at Wells River.
The G. A. r. Post at st. Johnsburv il
preparing to give home talent concert a
bout the middle of May.
Hon. Henry c. Bates OF st. Johnsbury
is TO be the principal speaker at Island
Pond on Memorial Day.
Seventy-two members of Co. F. 10Th Vt
Vols are still living. The company orig
inally numbered 101 men.
The committee in charge of the Memo
rial Day services at Brattleboro have been
fortunate in securing for the orator of the
day Gen. Horatio C. King OF New York.
Judge l.. Il. Griffith OF Troy, N. Y,
will deliver the Memorial Day address at
Rutland.
William Straw has a relic OF the battle
at Spottsylvania court house that would
prove of interest to the survivors of the
18th regiment, Vermont volunteers. The
relic is dogs collar that he took from
the neck OF a large black dog that laid
dead beside the road at Spottsylvania.
The collar bears a silver plate on which is
inscribed, sold Abe, presented to 18th
and staff officers Many of the Vermont
boys will probably remember the dog
and how he met his death.
Pensions have recently been granted to
Vermonters as follows: Original, Edward
Cody, Austin Kemp, James Gaffney,
Frank King, Palmer Hunt, H. Lavioe, Ju-
Illus Rivers, Rollins Place, Zachariah Pad
dock, William M. Depar, James B. Whit
comb, Charles Spaulding, Lawrence ID.
Clark, Joseph Nailor, Marshall H. Gale,
Henry II. Paine, John McNally, Phillip
Paro, deceased, Richard B. Pixley, Orange
Nelson Mcpherson, David A. Hewey, Hen
ry Chamberlin, Leroy d. Bond, Scion X.
Berry, John G. Connolly, Hartwell 2.
Worcester, William IL. Curtis, George H.
Day, Thomas Grady, Sylvia, mother of
Charles Root, Jane, mother of William ID.
Keves, Maria H., mother Of George A.
French, Rufus, father of Henry A. john
son. Additional, John Bowen. Restora-
ton and increase, Chester w. Ross. Re-
issue and increase, Nehemiah S. Simonds.
Reissue, John Calvin, Charles f. Clark,
Charles o. Cook, John A. Russell. In
crease, Peyton b. Huntington, John Ken
nedy, Ralph Sherwood, James M. Moore,
Josiah Emery, Palmer Hunt.
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H. Brown of Providence, r. !. visit
ed in town recently.-Mr. Wright has re-
turned from st. Albans.-Linnie Max
ham and Annie Sherburne are to attend
the High school at Woodstock this term.
There was neektie social at So. Pom
fret Thursday Several from here attend
ed the sing at North Pomfret Friday af-
ternoon and evening. Darling has
been visiting in toWn.-Laura Thacher is
working in Woodstock and Ida Sunbury
for Mrs. Homer Vail.--While Chas. Brown
and Moses Shipman were hunting recent
ly Brown was mistaken for a rabbit and
his head had a narrow escape from the
contents of Shipman's gun. The back Of
his neck and hat received slight scratches.
Royal Adams thinks the Roman meth
cd of chicken raising don't pay and is
now giving o. l.. Richmond Of Wood
stock a helping hand.
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~ A. p. Skinner is better.
Durkee is better but not able to
.ttend to his store.
'' uarrv Whipple opens his hotel April
| st. o.;.,.
"A Vim put in the machinery as soon as
| possible.
non Cowdery and VIII Davis have been
pDointed on d. w. Cowdery's estate.
~ rt.xTED.-A girl for general homework.
,l,,aonent situation and good wages for a
f ssaanefent girl Mrs. A. T. SKINNER. Ak
'Y 60, fairbanks little daughter, who
..ore her leg while coasting a few days
$50, is doing We'll
ebss Black is visiting his daughter,
uTs.J o. Belknap.
Ms L. C. Dickerman is recovering from
bar recent sickness.
pev Mr.. Ramage is to break up house
zinc and board with G. G. Southworth
this summer
Mics Ona Day is fast regaining her
,.aith after long and severe illness.
a. Thos. Davis has sold her farm to
Horace Whitney of Tnnbridge tor slzOo.
The Sons of Veterans will hold their
,,setings in Post and Corps hall, by invi-
iation. for the use of which they extend
thanks.
school Meeting Tuesday, Mch. 31st.
snecial meeting of Post and Corps and
Sons of Veterans Apr. b.
school in No. l closed Mar. 20. Those
,at ahsent were Laura and Edith Howard,
Iys Thurston. Absent on account of
iioEnsss. Wilfred Thomas, Claude Leavitt.
ionra and Edith Howard, Claude Leavitt,
Henry Henry Thurston passed 100 in all studies,
and Arthur Cowdery and Eddie Adams In
arithmetic. Claude Leavitt received nrst
nri1e inispelling and Edith Howard, End.
Fanra Howard spelled the school down
me- last day. There were no tardy marks
Snring the term. G. e. FLINT, Teacher.
INCH. Abbott is in Boston this week
an business for the shoe company.
p u. Pierce moves to his new home in
tbe village the LIST of April.
Charlie southworth is to open his board
inc house the first of April.
The Shoe Factory commences ON the
next seasons work to-day, Thursday. A
GOOD supply of orders on hand, the ready
ssle of the shoes and the satisfaction CIV
IN i the record of the So. Royalton Shoe
IN 10 date. 1t bespeaks enterprise and
capability in the management.
Mr. Ed. Thomas has moved to the
stearns piece.
Chas. White leaves the farm he has car
red on for the.past two years and goes TO
Mass.
Henry Whitcomb is to carry on the
Loomis farm the coming season.
Mr.. Chas. Hutchins and wife and Mr..
lanes Dickey foreman in the shoe factory,
are visiting their friends in Exeter, N. a.,
tbis week while the factory is closed Tor
inventory OF stock.
The Century made itself famous by its
aWar Papers.n These were but the foun--
dation or outline for its great history OF
the War. Our people will have an oppor-
tunity to see this as A. }, Perkins VIII DC
in town shortly to show 1t.
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RnvaItnn.

Mrs. Stoughton and Miss Alice have re-
turned from Brookfield.
Easter Sunday will be observed with ap-
propriate exercises at the Congl church.
ABB Kinney has bought OF VIM. Rix
the house occupied by John Greenleai
The latter has moved into .Stoughton'
brick house.
Mr.. Turner and daughter from Bethle-
hem, n. H., visited his sister, Mrs. II. U
Ward, last week.
The district school began Monday with
Miss Alice Brownell as teacher.
CT. Goodwin went to Newburyport,
Mass, Monday.
Mr.. Emery from Sharon has taken pos
session OF the Drake house.
Miss Annie Morse goes every week TO
Stockbridge and Gaysville where she has
large number OF pupils in music.
Misses Hattie Lyman and Beatrice KEN
dali are among our enterprising sugar
makers, each having made quart or more
Of delicious syrup.
Rev. H. @. Ward was unable 10 occupy
bis pulpit Sunday and service was con-
Quoted by Dea. Wild.
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Desirable Village Residence
For Sale.

The nearly new residence on Franklin
street, owned and occupied by Mrs. A. p,
Joiner is offered for sale at great bargain
and on very easy terms owing to the re-
moval of the family to Michigan. The
house is two stories, with large ell, bay
window and two Large piazzas, contains
large dining and sitting rooms on hrst
floor opening to gether, adjoining which
is a large bedroom, convenient Kitchen
and pantry. There are six large rooms on
the second floor The house is so arrang-
ed as to be easily available for two fani-
lies and will rent quick at $40 to 500.
There is an abundance OF closet and cup
board room, good shed and gooo cellar
under the whole house, good cistern,
spring and village water, good garden.
This is an exceptional opportunity to buy
a thoroughly built and very conveniently
arranged house in one of the most desira
BILE parts OF the fiourishing village of w.
Randolph 1t cost over $500 and was NOT
built to sell. Any one wanting a good
home can buy this for less than they can
build or any one wanting a safe invest
ment viii find one here that will yield
per cent. net on the cost. Apply to Mrs.
A. p. Joiner on the premises or l.. T.
Thayer at the Herald Office.
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Many in this gicinity are sick with bad
colds.-Mrs. w. B. Porter is not expected
to 1--we but a short time.-The Good rem
plars are to hold public entertainment
on Friday eve, the 9th. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.-It is expected the
Free Baptists have secured the services OF
Rev. +. Clary to preach there the ensuing
year.-Elwin Slack has gone to East Al
oany to work this season.-The UNIVERSE
list ladies social circle held box soclapie
on Saturday evening at Wright's hall.
The weather was bad but some 90 or
more were present. The entertainment
consisted of music. speaking, etc.
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La Grippe Again.

During the epidemic Of la grippe last season DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and colds proved 20 be the best remedy. Reports
from the many who used Il confirm This statement.
They were not only relieved, but the disease left
bad after results. We ask you 70 give this remedy
with results or the purchase price viii be refunded.
Il has no equal in "a grippe any throat chest or
lung trouble. Trial bottles free at the drug store.
Large bottles soc and S1.0o H. O.. Morton, West
Randolph, Il. Markham, Bethel and NJ. J. Sargent 4
Son So ROyalton.
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Eggs IS cts. per dozen at Carlton's.-G.
c. Cook has secured David Ward as ten
ant on the Sleeper farm. He moves this
week and Geo. Heath carries on Wards
home farm.-M Mrs. l.. Spear of Nershire
was canvassing the town last week for
wall paper.-Mrs. VIM. III. Mcfarland is
doing general sewing this spring There
will be a quarterly conference at the M.
3. church at the Corner next Saturday.
Mrs. II. N. Heath was at West Corinth a
few days last week visiting her sister,
Mrs a. Hanson.
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s.. Albums NIarket, Mar. %.

Attendance light, receipts fair, prices
off little from last weeks quotations.
Good dairy butter sold generally at 2oc.,
with 26 to q for selections in small pack
ages, and a cent advance for something ex-
ira fine; creamery butter 81 70 81 cents.-
Fggs 16 cents.-Maple sugar from to II
CENTS. according to quality and style of
nackage; syrup co to rs cents.
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Looll out for tIle dogs.

You can get your dog registered any day
by calling into Boyden q Cleveland's Of
fee at West Randolph. at Boyden's at the
Center and to accommodate East Ran
dolph money and description of dog may
be left with A. G. Osgood. ! make this
arrangement so that none will have ex-
cuse for not attending to it in season. Let
every dog be registered on or before the
first day of April
n. L. BoYDEN, Town Clerk.
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No. Royalton.

Mr.. Freeman has taken Misses Lydia and
Sarah Paige's farm upon shares.-Mr. Eg
geston has moved on to John Slack $
iarm.-Clarence Burroughs has commence
ed work for Geo. bearing. Miss Mary
Hunt has been visiting at Rupert Spauld-
ings
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-03-26

The Town Superintendents of schools
and County Examiner of Teachers have
arranged to hold public examinations OF
teachers in Orange County as follows
Chelsea. Mich. IS and 10; Post Mills, Mch.
20 and 81; Williamstown, Men, and Z3i
a and April 1; Bradford, April 3 and a;
Fast Corinth, April and S; Wells River,
Anil 10 and II. The examinations viii
begin at a. m. each day.
K. w. GooDHUE,
2w County Examiner Oh leacners'
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Hard colds mixed with the grippe have
been added to the miseries Of the day.
Mrs. Davenport Ordway is said to be
confined to her bed.
The first sleigh appeared ABOUT the first
of last Dec. ana the first wagon of the sea-
son appeared last Thursday. Sleighs are
more numerous than wagons upon the
roads now.
Rev. Z. H. Alden who preached here in
1861 preached at the Congl church last
Sunday.
Mrs. W. B. Porter is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Deborah Cowdrey died last Friday
morning. She was nearly So yrs. old hay
ing been born June 10, 1906.
The HERALD's offer to the sugar max
ers has made it very popular and some of
the sugar makers are now beginning
to ask if it would not pay them to
get up tasty pamphlet with engravings
showing the process of making the dirty
black sugar and also the process of maxi
ing the clean light colored sugar that near
ly every sugar maker produces at the pres
ent time, and to scatter them fa- and
wide.
Mrs. Kate Cushmsn has been visiting at
A. c. Adams.
The first G. A. r. post was organized at
Decatur, H., Apr. 6, 1866 To commence
rate this event CommaDder-in- Chief w.
G. Veazey has issued orders calling upon
all posts to meet in their halls Monday
evening Apr. and with appropriate cere--
monies celebrate the quarto centennial
OF the order.
There are now II highway districts in
town and the surveyors chosen are pract1-
cal men who without doubt will try to i'm
prove the roads and probably will in some
districts, but it is peanuts to cookies that
the roads taken collectively, will not be
improved under the new old law.
Some valuable books have been added
to the Library of the "Comrades Of Whit
ney Post"
Chas. A. Osborne has very hard cold.
Walter Webster is still at Colorado
Springs but has recovered his health
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State of Vermont.

BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.-The
best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores,
ulcers salt rheun, fever sores, letter. chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptons,
and positively cures piles or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give full satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents pc rbox.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

~ SARGENT, Editor and Manager,
~. a. ali business for this paper should
% WIZ WIZ Notices in this column 10c line
g tI gii Insertion, words make line.
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Mrs Jacob Wardner was at West Ran
dolph several days last week caring Tor one
Of her grand-children.-Mr and Mrs. A.
J. Boyce visited her brother at West Tops
ham last week.-Nearly every one IS suiier
ing with severe colds.-No sugar weather
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Divorce Notice.

JAMES G. RoIFE orenee County Court
June Term 1891.
LOyISA S. ROLFE WHEREAS
James c. Rolfe OF Chelsea in the County OF Orange
has fled in the Office Of the Clerk OF said Court his
libel for divorce from Lovina $. koife returnable
TO the next stated term OF said Court to be holden
at Chelsea, within and for said County, on the nrst
Tuesday OF June A. D. 1891 therein setting forth IN
substance that he WAS lawfully married 10 the said
Lovna 5. by d. II. b. Allen Justice Of the Peace,
the 30th day OF Sept 1874 that he lived with her
at Tunbridge in said County in the Observance Of
all his marriage covenants until Oct. q, 1874 but
that she did not In this that she treated him with
ntolerable severity, refusing TO live with him as
his wife and thereby wlfully deserted him for the
society and company Of lewd and vicious men, with
some Of whom she has committed the crime Of adul-
terry. And 1t appearing that the said Lovina 5.
resides without this State that legal service can
be made her, Il Is ordered that notice OF the
tendency OF said libel be given TO said Loyina 5.
by publishing the substance thereof together with
this order in the CHELSEA HERALD, newspaper
printed at West Randolph IN said county, three
weeks successfully, the last OF which publications
to be at least six weeks before said term OF said
Court.
Given under my hand at said Chelsea this lst
day OF March A. D., 1891 S. b. HEBARD Clerk.
j. X. DARLING, Atty.
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v,s A. NJ Foster is in Boston this week
We I'm return about the first OF April
sn ana We ,be latest and most approved styles
I. dress making.
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ARTICLES or ASSOCIATION
The Bell Shoe Company of Chelsea, Vt.

We, the subscribers, hereby associate
ourselves together as a corpoi alton under
the Laws of the State of Vermont to be
known by the name of The Bell Shoe Co.
of Chelsea, Vermont for the purpose of
manufacturing boots and shoes and doing
such business as is incident thereto at
Chelsea in the county of Orange in said
state with a capital stock of twenty thous-
and dollars divided into eight hundred
shares of twenty-five dollars each.
Dated at Chelsea this seventeenth day of
March A. ID. 1891.
e. OSCAR TRACY, G. S. EMERY, j. K.
DARLING. A. II. POWERS, c. P. DIcKIN-
SON, NJ. II. CoRWIN.
State of Vermont.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
hereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy of the Articles of Association of
the Bell Shoe Company of Chelsea, Ver-
mont as appears by the files and records
of this Office.
Witness my signature and the seal OF
this office at Montpelier this 18th day of
March one thousand, eight hundred and
ninety-one.
CHAUNCEY w. BRowNELL, JR.
Secretary of State.
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The importance of purifying the blood can
not be oyerestimated, for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and Hoods SarsapariIla is worthy
your confidence. 1t is peculiar in that it
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones the digestion, while
it eradicates disease. Give it a trial.
Hoods sarsaparilla is sold byall druggists.
Prepared by C. l. Hood s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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For SAIE.-On School ST., large two
story tenement house, with barn and new
or falling water. For particulars apply TO
g MRS. ELLEN NJ. BASS.
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EMPLOYMENT, selling nursery stock
in New England.
For Reliable MEN.
Work Steady, Salary Commission. Why delay2
Apply for situation.
r. G. CHASE & co.
80 Pemberton Square, Boston, Mass
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We club the following most excellent
papers with this paper at the following
very low prices. The price is for one full
year. The first column gives the regular
price OF the paper named, the last the
price we ask for both in Vermont
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-03-26

Deans Rheumatic Pills
are a sure cure for all forms of Chronic and
Inhammatory Rheumatism and Neuralgia
Entirely vegetable, always safe.