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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-12-28

A friend presented the CALIFORNIAN
with some State bank bills that are
suggestive, perhaps,of the kind of cur
,pncy we may have in the near future.
The lot includes fiyc-dollar note is
s,,ed bv the Bradford bank and signed
by Il. +. Blodgctt, cashier, and g. w.
prichard, president; a one-dollar note
issued by the Peoples Bank at Derby
Line. and fiye.dollar note issued by
the bank OF Newbury in 1885 and sign
"a by q. G. Hale, cashier, and R.Har-
yey. president. TO make the eollec-
lion completc.we ought TO have a bank
note from the ''s,tate Bank OF Barton. F"
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uous.hola Hints.

Some housekeepers serve lemon with
mutton, but most people prefer a combi-
nation of tart and sweet, as in mint sauce
OF fruit jellies.
Half the battle in washing dishes is
keeping the dish cloths and towels clean.
Washing out once q week in ammonia
water should never be neglected
A piece of channels skin bound on the
edges, shaped to fit the heel and kept n
place by piece of elastic rubber worn
over the stockings, will save much mend
ing.
Never allow meat to be placed directly
on the ice, as water draws out the juices;
it is even worse to lay it there wrapped
in paper. 1t should always be laid IN a
cool porcelain vessel.
nice way to keep wax for the work
basket is to fill half shells Of English
walnuts with melted wax, fastening tie
two half shells closely together a. one
end There will then be small srace al
the other end through which the ihresc
VIII slip when the wax IS being used
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WiIIiamstown.

We understand that "Wiper' Nc
Allister is better.
Mrs. Willard Sprague is reported
to be improving in health.
Arthur Simonds is visiting his
brother in Providence, II. |.
Steele McAllister Of Chelsea has
been here to visit his son Van.
Herbert Griffith of Gales livery
stable, Barre, was in town the l4th.
Erastus Church lost his footing the
other day and fell, getting a bump on
his head that partially disabled the
old gentleman for several days.
j. X. Lynde is having his spacious
she'd near the depot filled with dry
stove wood, and We who are chilly
viii know whom to apply to for relief.
Mrs. ID. &. Townsend, who has been
in Burlington for nearly seven weeks,
returned the 18th, and is reported to
he in a fair way to enjoy better health.
j. X. Lynde's little son Roscoe had
his I'd finger caught in the hinge side
OF door and badly hurt. the nail and
a portion OF the end of the finger hav-
ing been taken oil.
John Dow has received letter from
his mother in st. George, n. b., in
forming him that her dwelling house
was recently destroyed by fire, togeth-
err with nearly all of its contents.
Parties from East Barre were here
last Friday and secured Houses or
chestra for New Years ball TO be
held Jan. ?. II beats the chickens
how those five fellows are rushed, and
still it's no wonder; for it is first-class
dance music of theirs.
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Fashion Notes for Holiday Toilets.

Elegant tailor-msde garments, OF those
Tor the promenade, are OF plain cloth
They are often beautifully braided or
trimmed with a soutache of another shade.
A novel way OF us,1g fur is in perpendic-
ular bands on toe seams, starting irnm a
fur head at about the height OF the knee.
Odd combinat oDs are encouraged, aud
black and white, though not new, still
continue in high favor. TIE mi1gling OF
lace, embroidery and fur form the rich
fashions Of the orssent moment. The
Eton jacket, the Figaro and Zouave seem
liLely to Ten-ain fashionable for some time
TO come. A feature of this serson's fash
ions is The richness OF The materials u. &c
in gowns. The new dahlia tint, myrtle
ans hrown are much seen in woollen
goods combined Win MORE silk. These
items OF intcfcft give only faint ioel OF
the many instructive points conta ned IN
the Mcdowell Illustrated Magazines from
hich they have been selected. Thesf
journals are the standard authorities in
either Paris, London or America on every
thing pertaining to fashion. beside
their useful information, they give valua-
Bile lessons to dressmakers and offer unus-
ual inducements in thesforms of patterns
and coupons. Ia Mode &c Paris" and
"Album Of fashion, cnsi only . 90 wear
each, or 81 cents a copy. "The French
DressmaLer.n an eNces cingly practi-
cal magazine, is $500 per snnum. ia
Mode" family journal, which is intend
ed 10 enter into every home, costs only
81 so year, or Is cents copy. IL you
are unable to procure any OF these maya
zines OF your newsdealer, do not accept
any sub titute from him, bet apply by
meil to Messrs. A Mcdowell q Co. g
We Z 1 tn Street New York
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sherin,s Sale.

Taken in execution the following de-
scribed real estate OF Charles Chandler,
late OF STAFFORD, in the County OF Orange
and State of Vermont, deceased: being
the lands and premises situated in saio
STAFFORD on the westerly side OF the high
way leading from the village of straffcrd
to the village of South Stranord, with the
buildings thereon, containing about one
hundred and fifty acres, known as the
Heman Brown place; also so much OF the
home place OF said Chas. Chandler, in said
village OF Stanford, as is not included in
the homestead set off to his widow, Han
nah M. Chandler; containing about three
acres, with barn and buildings thereon.
The aforesaid lands and premises will
be sold as the estate OF the said Charles
Chandler, hy public auction, on the Both
day of December, 1898, beginning at one
o'clock p m.
The sale OF the Brown place will be at
the dwelling house thereon; and the sale
OF the home place will follow immediate
ly at the barn on said home place.
Dated at STAFFORD this 2lst day OF octo-
Der, 1888. :,
JOHN A. BUswELL, Deputy Sheriff.
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Lemon win Tea.

1t is common, especially at teas, to
serve lemon in slices for those who wish
it, and it is well known that the lemon
with tea is the usage throughout Europe,
and especially in Russia, the great tea
drinking country. OF course milk and
lemon are not used together. To those
who have been accustomed to taking milk
with their tea the change is not often a
success. The probable cause is that the
slice of lemon served is two thick, where
as the slightest shaving of peel and pulp
is sufficient for an ordinary cup. Just
enough should be used TO correct the
flavor, and not enough to iniure the
taste.
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New England Magazine.

The Christmas number of the New Eng
land Magazine is extremely pretty as t.
cove rs and extremely good IS TO contents
10th in illustration and text. The front
ispiece shows Lin coin Cathedral in Colors,
end in conn ciion Herewith. Cecil Logs
dali writes OF "Yuleiide in an Old Eng
fish City" Vim. Clarke of London. who
has been giving a course of lectures at
Wellesley and other places on ''Social Prog
ress in England" has revised them for
publication and the first paper appears
here, entitled Carlyle emu Huskin ano
Their Influence upon English Social
Thought" leila Parker Wcoiey writes
sympa, betically but csndidly of w. ID
hoN els writings. J. 3. Harrison make.
sn earnest plea for "Our Forest interests
end sVaee rs Wsys 70 awaken the people
10 = he smportar Ct OF the subject. The te-
rial story, John R5ilsnfyne, American, !"
i rontlnoeG herr. There are several pa
ers Of unusual local interest, and TIE
fCtn1. "Nirttr Tv Hight" ana it's illus
iTstioD, deserve spe, ial mention. Among
II e attractions promised for 1894 are q Sc
RES Of papers on Anew England 1T the
Worlds Fair" and Famous Boston
Streets
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Ia Grippe Again.

Tho reappearapce of the '.grip" calls to
Ind the experience of James o. Jones,
nnnlisher OF The Leader, Mexia, Texas. BE
p i,,as sick in bed lor ten days with the grip
6nring its prevalence a year or two ago.
= oter In the season he had second attack.
. a saws: SIN the latter case used Cham
herlain's Cough Remedy and with consid-
cradle success, think, only being IN bed
T an satisfied would have been equally as
"a "a as the first, but for the use of this
senaedv.n Il should be borne in mind that
the grip is much the same as very severe
cold and requires precisely the same treat
INIT When you wish TO cure a cold
nnickly and effectually give this remedy
ffriaI. rs and 5O-cent bottles for sale by
n. j. Sargent & Son and E.E.Evans q Co.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-12-28

The glory of a piece OF roasted meat
lies in the preservation OF its juices. This
may be best done by placing the meat in
a very hot oven, at first, until it is light
ly Drowned. This "sets the juices and
causes coating to form on the outside
TO keep all juice from escaping. After
the first fifteen minutes the oven may be
allowed to cool somewhat, so that the
meat has chance to become thoroughly
cooked without being burned on the out
side.
In boiling meat the piece shou be
plunged into a pot of briskiy boiling
water. 1t shou then boz more sow4y
until cooked through. this way ~
natural flavor aud nourisning jd,ees Az
nreserved
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,. Inscribed 20 the Rochester CLUB
of West Randolph.
Try MISS MINNIE RIPLEY. J

s,-..oe,, wars ago this autumn
since across the mountain siue
To our quiet, busy hamlet, lido.
S.,,sh;ne touched the hills with spiehuoi
All along the pleasant way,
Nature smiled her very sWeesess
ON that clear November oay'
NJ hoe heen wondrous magnet;
For as years have sped away,
Iot'a hundred souls have gatnereu
In the sunny vale and gay
Here around their CHEEKY near. Ne
Anxious nevermore to roam,
NJ, have learned life's easy lesson
No abode can be ike nome.
Oft before the fitting fancy,
Treasured pictures come ant 20
M the golden days of childhood,
A,9 their beauty ali must Know
summer DAYS OF care free pleasure,
Memories of the country scnoois,
chine and flash with more distincthess
Than the hills in placid pools.
Meadows ,broidered with rich clover
Stretch toward the sunset SKY,
" here great gold and purple DanheIs
Nave 10 earth the days good-Dysi
In the lane the lowing cattle
Slowly come-Ahl days OF Joy
Follow ed by clear-eye stripping;
'Tis he manly amer boy
Winter holds wand all snow fecked
Oier the tielos ana mountains GRIM
And thew gltam in dazzling whilebess
,Nrain The full moons silver rim
Rad-. .heeked lads and laughing maleshs
I0the hilltop haste away,
And on SEEDS with shining runners
DomnNalo sPeeo with spirits gay
Dear old Rochester, ah kindly
DO we gaze with backward looksi
On the scenes we long have cherisheui
Loved by us thy trees ana BROOKS!
We would bound by ties SO pleasant
As shall pass each tieetlng year
Find how grand is human friendship
And may every name grow dear
At this festive time, how fitting
That we lift our hearts in praise
For rich harvest and homes peaceful,
And for life with added days.
May we prize these many blessings
Coming from the Fathers hand,
And most gladly serve the Glver
Till we reach the glory land.
This original poem was delivered by
Miss Ripley the evening of Nov. 3Oth, al
the Thanksgiving celebration OF the hocn'
ester club of West Randolph, and III
publication has been unavoidably de-
, laVed.
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WASHINGTON.

Tine meeting OF the Christian Endeavor,
Sunday evening, was led by Miss Myrtle
Boyles.
Rev. Alvin Smith, at the Universalist
church, on the 18th inst, u i'll lake for the
subject OF his discourse "The teachings of
Jesus"
Rev VIM. Fuller Of Hinesturgh arrived
in town Monday ana returned home Tues
day, spending the short interval in max
ing calls upon frienas.
10 MIR. aud Mrs. Edwin Foster, son
as born on Thanksgiving bay.
Carl Carpenter is home from Goddard
seminary Tor the holidays.
Frank }. Martin, Esq, Of Barre recent
~ called on has aunt, Miss p. j. Wiley, at
}. +. Callers.
Miss Minnie Dickinson OF Chicago was
informed BY telegram OF Der mothers ill
ness, and a once sci out for home, arriv-
ing ON THURSDAY.
Mrs. o. II. Dickinson last week Monday
was taken alarm n Ely i'll with pneumonia
About midnight Sunday, there was a
change and she seemed more comfortable
To day lMonday) she remains about the
same, and it is hoped that the symptoms
are favorable to recovery.
George Huntington was, last week, in
doors on account of illness.
Harry White was seriously i'll for a week
or more, but is now improving.
Warren Pepper, last week, on the day OF
the wind-storm, in walking to his home
from the village, was chilled and in conse-
quenee is so i'll that be is confined to his
room.
Allen Wilson, about three weeks ago,
cut his foot ana has not been able To take
a step with it since.
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preserved.

Cut a sou.re Of cardboard n li:t'e lsrrai
than a ia-ae. io.ded nank u; SO fal
sd, d zee az Ieass five inches d-er
Cover them all with cramo.- skin en-
v nich you have app. iqueo teur &c u 81
gold brown velvet. outlined with 20
japanese thread, be ween VIII ca li.t.e
dotted whorls OF brown silk hava beer
worked. Line the pieces with. brown 5. K
and join the five into box like founda-
tion; to the top of this sew full bag Of
golden brown surah, furnished with
drawstrings of satin ribbon OF generous
width and long enough to be tied into
handsome bows.
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Windsor County Court.

The attention of the court was tax
en- up with the trial of State V. Joseph
Caswell from "Wednesday forenoon TO
Saturday evening at six o'clock, when
the ease was given TO the jury. The
investigation of this case has been
thorough and exhaustive. The eVi-
dcnce was largely clrcumstantial Ihat
the fire was incendiary seemed to be
pretty well settled by the testimony.
The jury held the case under eonsid-
Grafton from Saturday evening until
Monday. the 18th inst, when they
came into court and reported that they
were unable to agree and were dis
charged. 1t is learned that they
stood six TO six from the outset ana
that no man changed his vote during
their long deliberation. Mr.. Caswell
was admitted TO bail in 1000, ana
the case continued for trial at the
next term.
The next case tried was that OF
State Y. Ira II. Spaulding for larceny
of an overcoat, worth ten TO twelve
dollars. This was commenced on
Monday and continued into Tuesday.
The prosecution was conducted bA
States Attorney f. {. Southgate, Esq.
ana the defence. by VIM. Il. johnson,
who was assigned by the court. The
iurv. after being out about ten min
utes, returned a verdict of not guilty.
Frank l.. II. Bragg of Proctorsville,
having left the State, his bonds were
called and forfeited in the sum oil
s200. which the court refused to chan
Ger.
Ernest l.. Farnsworth Of the juno
ton House at White River junction
was fined $500 and costs for selling
liquor contrary TO law. The prosecu-
lions against Leonard FarnswOrth and
J. $. Farnsworth were entered nolle
prosequi by leave of court
Quint Ford, for illegal liquor selling,
was fined $3.50 and costs.
State V. Dennis Sullivan OF White
River Junction, for resisting and as
saulting an officer, was in order for
Wednesday morning.
Court business and divorce cases
were then in order, and il is expected
that the business Of the court will be
completed this week.
+ Dennis sullivan pied guilty TO i'm
peding a health officer, Deputy Shcrlii
hoffman. ut White River Junction,
who was about 10 place diphtLcria
notice on his house. Mr.. Sullivan
was fined so and costs.
All the cases against Martha Lee
were continued without hearing, ana
she was returned TO the Reform school.
John Reagan of ! ludlow, indicted
for perjury on liquor law trial, was
held on Sa00 bail.
Parties who pied guilty TO mdiet-
ments founl al this term. as hereto
fore reported, were brought into court
for sentence on Tuesday. .
! viii Burke, for larceny at Spring
field. was fned $40 and costs, with
with the alternative sentence 10 the
House of Correction, if not paid viii :
in "a hours.
John +. Davis, for horse stealing,
was fined SO and costs. lepald up
and was discharged.
Frank O'Bricn, for stealing George
f. DAVIS watch, was fined $40 with
out costs, with an alternative sentence
TO the House Of Correction,i il not paid.
Prescott Coates was fined Sl5 and
costs. with the same alternative sen
fence.
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Having the needed merit TO more than make
good all the advertising claimed for them.
the following four remedies ave reached \
phenomenal sale. d.. Kings New Discovery.
for Consumption. Coughs and Gods, each
bottle guaranseed-E!ectFic BitteIs, the great
rem. dy - / liver. Stomach and Kidneys,
Bueklen'sl Arnisa Salve.ihe best Ia he world,
and D.. Kings NeS Life Pills. which are a
perfect Pill All these remedies are guaran
teed t. do Just what is claimed for them and
the d. aler those maine Is attached herewith
viii bs lglad to tel yen more Of them. sold
at Drew d L.onald's Drug Store.
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AN.lliion Friends.

A friend in need is a friend indeed. ard not
less than one million people have fouad Just
such friend in DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.-lf you
have never used this Great Cough Medicine.
one trial will convince you that il has wonder
fid curative powers IN all diseases OF Throat,
Chest, and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed
TO do all that is claimed or meney will be re-
funded Trial bottles free at Drew 4 Leon
ards Drug Stors. Large bottles soc sind 81.
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STATE OF VERMONT AT Probate conrt helt
RANDOLPH DISTRICT SIS at Randolph IN sal.
District.on the sth.day Of D.c.A.D.lsSs james +
Welch administrator of the estate oi
MARY e. WEIGH ate OF Randolph In said Dist. de-
ceased, presents his admr. account for examination
aud allowance. and makes application for
decree OF distribution and partition OF the estate OF
said deceased Wherenpon " Us ordereu =,
said Court that said application be referred to SEES
sion thereofhcld at the Probate once IN sal
nssrinii and decision thereon Anf
II is further ordered thar all persons interested
he notified hereof nv publication notice of said az
pcation and order thereon, three weeks suceessNe,
In the Herald and News, newspaper punished q
Randolph and which circuates in the neignDorhoo'
OF those interested. before said time # hearing thi
they NAV appear at said time and place. and shor
cause If any they may have why said account shoni'
not be allowed and such decree made.
By the Court,-Attest. ,,
1854 WILLIAM II NlNhOLo. Jhnet.
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The annual meeting OF the stock holders
el, Vt, will be holden ct their banking
house, Bethel, VT, Jan 9 1894, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, for the election of dir, ctors for tne
ensuing year, and Tor the transaction Of
any other business that may come before
them.
Per order NJ. SYLVESTER, Cashier,
Bethel. Dec. 9. 1895.
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Jane T.. NewcomO
VS..
Moody Merrill and
Sarah NJ. Nation,
Trustee.
Orange
County Court,
Decem beI Term 1888.


In the above entitled suit, entered in
said court at said December Term 1s93,snd
now pending therein, tine plaintiff declares
es against the defendant, in the common
or general courts IN assurnpsit demanding
in three thousand dollars damages. And
1t appearing 10 said court that the said
Moody Merrill is without this State and
has rot been, and could rot be personally
served with process herein, it is therefore
ordered BY said court that the said Merrill
be notified 20 appear and answer IN said
court. at the term thereof to be holden at
Chelsea, in said Orange County on the
first Tuesday IA June, \. d., 1894, by pub
fishing notice of the pendency OF said
suit. together with this order, in the Chel-
sea Herald, newspaper printed at West
Randolph in said county OF Orange, three
weeks successfully. the last OF which pub
licatIon shall not be less than twenty days
prior to the said June term OF said court.
-ALA0N B. HEBARD, Clerk.
J. K DARLING, Att'v for PHI.
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Notce.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the National Bank of Orange County at
Chelsea, will be held at their banking,house
in Chelsea, VT, on Tuesday, the 9th day
o. January, 1891, ct 10 o'clock a. ms
for the election OF directors for the ensu-
ing year, and for the transaction OF any
other business that may come before them
o. b. COPELAND, Cashier,
Chelsea, VT, Dec. 5, 1893.
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Norice.

The eighteenth annual meeting OF the
stock holders of the Randolph Nationaii
Bank Of West Randolph, VT, will be nelo
in their banking rooms ON Tuesday, jan
usry 9Th, 1894. at l o'clock p. m, for the
election OF directors FOR the ensuing year
r. I. DUBOIS. Cashier.
West Randolph, t..Dec. 4th 1888
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WAR RE,.-l..I1CENCES.
IN III -oooY ANGLE.
Stirring mol s. :. 81 One Of the Hottest
IA = of ths var.

Stirring mel 81 One Of the Hottest
Ia Of ths Var.
A visitnr t. the battlefield. finding
himself stanai4g at the point known as
the Bloc is iarie. against which
Pickett 5 area' srge was made. and
where Gel Af .ad fell inside tbs
union lines. seaglag his hat upon his
sword. is SIR .sei To note that Semi
nary Ridge just here is not ridge at
all. We've from the front had al
ways supposed until my FIRST visit TO the
Geld that Piclsctt's doomed forty-nine
hundred men not only marched across
an opel plain 70 the assault, but that
they had been compelled to climb the
rocky sides Of most rugged natural
defense To ttl the truth, that charge
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
HARTFORD DISTRICT. SIS. at Woodstock. NAN.
and for said District. on the 18th day Of Dec ls3



Hartford DISTRICT. SIS. at Woodstock. M,.i'..
and for said District. on the llth daY OF 'tc ls3
Present. Hon. Thomas q. seayer. Judge
Willis + Severance's estate, Bethe iniestate.
Whereas HowzrdW. Fowler, administrator OF tlif
estate of Will, f. Severance, late OF Bethel IN sal
District deceased. has presented to said Court IN.
petition in writing. praying for license 10 sell cert.i
real estate and person estate of which said Will
+. Severance died .
siezed ami Possessed. situate in this state described
as follows: The Homestead in said Bethel
where said intestae resided at the time 81 his "eat
repres ntng that such sale is necessary for the pa!
ment of the debts due from said es ate and that slc
sale will e beneficial to all persons coLc 100
said estai'. -
Tn. reuron the Court appoints the 25ui day OF ne
A. D. 1888. as a time and he Probate Office IN said
" ooistovk as pace. 1or hearing and deciding on
said petition and that notice OF said petition
the rea for the same and Of said time and place OF
hearing be gwen all persons concerned in said es-
tate by publ shing copy of the record of this order
three weeks snccessiyeiy In the Bethel Courier
a newspaper published AZ Reihel in this State,
which circulaes in the neighbo hood OF those inier-
std fn said estate, the last OF said tos TO he
previous 10 said time # h airing, that an person :
concerned in lie pIcnii=,S may APPEAR heio sald
Court and show strss II any hey hay" Why the
Drawer % said ilctiian sl.oniu mol hr Granted
trLe record. Attest: y. J. SEANER, Register.
loss ~ :. st: T. o. sEAvER. Judge
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MusH BISCUIT.

Mix enough flour with two quarts OF
cold mush, and half cup of lard to make
it roll nicely on a molding board. Roll
the dough about as thick as you would
for biscuits, cut it into cakes with bis
cult cutter, and bake a rich brown color,
for twenty minutes.