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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-17
stockbridge.


Miss Anna Whitcomb is visiting in
Rutland.
Mrs. Jennie Abbott and daughter oil
Royalton are visiting in town.
Mr.. Il. $. Burnham has returned from
Ohio, where he has been spending sever
al months.
DIR. l.. s. Breed arrived in town Satur-
day from Boston, Mass.
Miss Nancy Greene is In Bethel.
Misses Gertrude and Grace Gilman and
Glen Gilman visited in Randolph last
week.
Miss Martha Leonard is on the sick
list.
Mrs. A. l.. Chandler has been visiting
her daughter in Leominster, Mass.
Frank Grey is in town.
The Stock bridge Sunday school Joined
with the Pittstield Sunday school and
held picnic in Ransom Durkee's grove,
Thursday. There was a large mum Der
present and good time was enjoyed by
all.
Mr.. Smith OF Hartford was in town last
week.
Messrs Marsh OF Rochester visited their
aunt, Mrs. I'D. Whitcomb, last week.
Miss Aida Bradley returned to her
home in Woodstock, Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. 4. Merrill from New Bos-
ton were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. wardner Hodgkins of
Rochester and Miss Della Hodgkins sof
Boston were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egerton of Mortified are
visiting at John Leonards.
The Misses Burchitt OF Pittsfield visit
ed their sister Gertie last week.
Mr.. A. b. Bird of Bethel 'Lympus was
in town Sunday.
Carl Nef was in town over Sunday.
A. f. Baker and Miss Nellie were in
Rochester, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis S. Breed and dsugh-
ter Beulah of Boston are visiting his IA
Their, Harry Breed, in Pittsfeld.
Z. c. Baker is visiting in Pittsfield.
John and Willis Boutwell, of south
Stockbridge were in this place the first of
the week.
Mrs. Ed. Whitcomb and Miss Ida Fish
were in Rochester one day last week.
Mrs. A. Boutwell, OF South Stockbridge
spent Sunday at f. 5. Burnham's.
Mr.. c. A. Neff and son Fred were in
Gaysville, Thursday.
Miss Stella Newell was in town Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Holt visited at Mrs.
Morgan's short time ago.
J. ID. Wilcox and Miss Flora N. Baker
visited w. l.. French and wife in Royal
ton last Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid will have an ice cream
festival next Wednesday eve.
Mrs. j. Durkee has been visiting at
Warren French's in Royalton.
Peter Manning and vile spent Sunday
at George Manning's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Perron are visiting in
Lincoln.
Miss Amy Manning is visiting in Roch
ester.
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Jvuiou Village.

Hiram Sargent and family were called to
STAFFORD, Wednesday OF last week, to at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Sargent's moth
er, Mrs. Clark.
The lawn party at l.. s. Patterson's last
Thursday evening was a grand success,
more than one hundred being present.
The musical program presented was es-
pecially fine, local talent being augmented
BY the assistance of Simon and Will At
wood OF st. Johnsbury. Lemonade, cake,
fruit and confectionery were served.
The l.. T. L.will hold its annual meeting
at the parsonage Friday, at 2.30 p. ms
Rev. Mr.. Naramour being away for va
cation, the Methodist pulpit was ably fill
ed last Sunday by Rev. w. Fl. jackson, an
evangelist.
Miss Addie Hatch is at Windsor attend
ing the summer school in session there.
Leslie Patterson recently entertained
his friend, Arthur Parker, OF Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Ellis, who on account
OF poor health have been spending some
months with a daughter IN West Lebanon,
n. H., have returned to establish home
here.
The .Pompanoosuc creamery meeting
resulted in the selection of 0ramel Sayer,
J. s. Campbell Byron Lewis, John Root
and VIM. Davis as comm ittee to select a
site foE.the creanisry And Fhhke other err
rangements. The meeting sbr the election
Of permanent officers will be held Monday,
Aug. p, at l.. 5. Patterson's.
G. 4. Cambridge of Olcott and Mr.. Aus
tin OF w. K. Junction spent Sunday in
town.
Harry Young has recently imported a
fine horse from Pawlet.
The employees at Patterson's furniture
shop are busy filling an order for twenty
four chamber suits to furnish the St.
George Hotel, w. X. Junction, before
Sept. l.
The Gospel meeting Sunday evening,
conducted by w. II. jackson, was an ear.
nest and eloquent appeal for higher
plane of living. We are glad to note that
the invitation, "Wilt thou be made
whole?n was accepted by several OF our
young people.
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Granville.


Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Kennedy were in
Warren, Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Gee was IN w. X. Junction
Friday, to consult DIR. Flower
Mrs. Geo. Campbell and son and Her
bert Campbell started Tuesday for Mime
apolis, MINI.
The Y. p. L. A. will meet with Mrs. ZB
Wheeler, Friday evening, Aug. IS. All
are cordially invited to attend.
H. A. Briggs and wife and Allie Briggs
and wife are visiting in Tyson and vicini-
ty.
There was game OF baseball played on
E. L. Martins meadow last Saturday.
Mrs. +. A. Simpson and children are
visiting in Barnard.
o. {. Hubbard was home from Middle
bury over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Page OF Lynn,
Mass, are guests of A. Swan and wife.
Joe Carpenter and family OF Braintree
were in town recently.
Miss Myrtle Maynard gave a birthday
party to several OF her little friends, Aug.
10. She received many pretty gifts.
Fred Lewis and family have gone to
Lancaster, n. H.
Mr.. Fits Of Fittsburg, Mass, is at Geo.
Fairs.
Miss Mary Jacobs OF Everett, Mass, is a
guest OF Katie Lamb.
F. Lamb OF Medford, Mass, is In town.
Mrs. Betsey Glenning has returned to
her home in Canaan, N. H.
Leon Childs OF Moretown was at +. o..
Kennedy's recently.
f. Adams of Montpelier is at ]. A. Vim
toms.
Frank Ford hurt his knee quite badly
while playing baseball Saturday.
Frank Ellis of Middlebury is in town.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-17

DIR. Ira II. Fiske of Montpelier ha,
been arrested by Inspector Willis, Of
the Postotfice Department, for send.
ing a letter through the mail telling
young man by the name Of Pei that
he would perform certain crime for
800. II is rumored that another ply.
stefan of the same place will be arrest.
ed in a few days on the same charge
The last OF the great log drive, which
was started at the head waters Of the
Connecticut early in April. has passed
Brattleboro. Over 700 men were en-.
ployed at the outset, though the fom
has been reduced until now there n
main but about S0,who will go through
to Turner's Falls and Holyoke. Two
men have been drowned ON the drive,
which is the largest ever sent down ihe
Connecticut.
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Bradford.

Cd. Wilson is very sick. Drs. Jones and
Wilson are attending him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spalding OF Roxbury have
been spending few days at Mrs. Annie
Spalding's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grant have been
spending their vacation at the Weirs and
vicinity.
Messrs. Rodney and Warner Slack OF
Randolph nave been stopping at r. Il.
Hardy's the past week.
Mr.. AFRO McKinstry, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel, and Mrs Florence Cross
and son Harry are visiting friends and
relatives in this place and Newbury. Mr..
McKinstry is one OF the committee of ar
engagements at The Worlds Fair, from
Minnesota. He has the dairy exhibit in
his care.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Emery of Littleton.
n. H., and Miss Margaret Mcmillan spent
few days at Dea. A. f. Johnson's last
week. Mr.. Emery is proprietor of the
steam laundry at Littleton and is doing a
thriving business there.
Mrs. f. +. Renfrew, nee May Fuller. is
spending her vacation with Mrs. j. Nj.
Wardner- Her many friends are glad to
see her at he ne once more.
II. f. Parker, editor Of the Opinion. is
confined to the house by an injury to his
shoulder, caused by his new bicycle.
II. A. Winship and wife are "doing'' the
Worlds Fair; also f. r. Richard and ex-
Supervisor Z. w. Goodhue.
Sons were born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Worthley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Webb and Mr.. and Mrs. ia. Worth
ley, Jr.
Rev. L. P. Tucker is taking his vacation
at Lake Morey.
Mrs. Brock is taking her vacation at her
home in Newbury.
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Tunbridge.

! AuhDFlu9e.
Mrs. E. j. Bugbee is very siey q,
at her fathers, A. c. Adams eA' She Is
Fred HutchiDson's little how bo.,
sick for several days. -'s Deen
1 John 9 Huntington Of Pandolnh -.
ed his daughter, Mrs. u, T. Kn, VISIT
day last week. He has been sick t rs one one
eral months. s'NA iof sey.
Mrs. 5. E. Slack, who has beer
Tor some weeks, has returned. away
Lewis Whitney OF Valley Falls D
came here last week andswili stsv avn y a. ~. y
for few weeks, probably. - own
Mrs. Abijah Hall of MONTPELIER il :.
iting at E. r. Howe's. % ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Us. Cav Of cavsrs..,
are visiting their numerous frien5 lus Il
town. oS III
Bert Freeman of Spokane Falls. w..h
is visiting here. "asn9
R. H. Wade OF New York is stavin. ..
Cornelius Noyes'. a.
Joseph Kidder of Barre is visiting ..
G.. W. Stearns'. az
Marion Huntington of Randolph is q
NJ. T. Kings. 2
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West Hartford.

Mrs. Lamb returned from the Worlds
Fair last week.
Fred Lupine from st. Adams visited in
town recently.
Bertha Mansfield has closed her la5ors
at Dewey's mills and is working for Mrs.
r. G. Munsell.
Charles Hazen and wife from Lebanon,
N. H., visited at F. F. Hollis recently.
Nellie Carroll from st. Adams is at
work for Mrs. A. Hazen.
Herbert Bruce from Hartford spent Sum
day with his parents.
Mrs. P. Wheeler and daughter from
Doubleday's last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs d. c. Wheeler from Thet-
ford spent last week with their son, F. P.
Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dickerson of Keene,
n. H, stopped here last Friday, on their
ride to Gaysville.
The ladies' prayer meeting will be held
next Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock.
All are invited.
Edgar Chilson and wife from Sharon
were at Mrs. Hollis, Sunday.
Mrs. D. Caswen from STAFFORD visited
her daughter, Mrs. Alger, recently.
The Sunday school wishes to express its
thanks through this paper to E. g. Cone
OF East Hampton, Conn, for the very
nice silver gong received from him.
Louise Howard who has been spending
the summer at A. II. Hazens, returned to
her home in Boston last week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-17

| Gee. Wheelock sold a pair OF three
year-old steers for s105 last week.
Mrs. Geo. Wheelock had an umbrella,
nearly new taken from the Bascom House
| Bethel, last week Tuesday. 1t is thought
that some one took it by mistake. Who
ever has 1t will confer favor by sending
postal to Mrs. Geo. Wheelock, Barnard.
Geo. Atwood and wife are visiting in
town, also Mrs. Geo. Aiken and son OF
Boston. Years ago, Mr.. Atwood was a
prominent citizen of Barnard. He repre-
sented the town sometime in the sixties.
He owned the large farm now owned by
Stephen Hosr and kept large flock OF
Merino sheep. that being the time when q
pound of grease would sell for as much as
pound OF wool.
HMrs. Chas. B. Danforth and daughter
from Dedham, Mass. ARE visiting at Judge
Danforth's. They are on their way home
from the Worlds Fair.
Misses Lille and Deucie Putnam are
stopping with their father, q. n. Put
nam.
The Universalist society will hold a
lawn party in front of the church Thurs
day eve, the oath.
Roswell Morgan has bought the Moses
Dutton farm of Mr.. bearing. Considera-
tion, $500.
Chas. Kidder has sold the farm where
James Kidder lives, to Lucy Kidder for
$500.
Gipsey Queen, yearling Bradiaugh fl
~ owned by Treyillian Brothers, was
found in the pasture with a fore leg so
badly broken that ii was found necessary
to kill her. Prof. A. j. Herrick, veterina-
ry surgeon of Woodstock, was called, but
the fracture was so bad and the length of
time after the accident so long that moth
ing could be done. Gipsey Queen was a
colt of great promise and was, undoubfed-
ly, the very best bred colt in Barnard. She
was sired by Bradlaugh, and her dam was
Breeze Allen, by Holabird's Ethan 474.
Second dam, Breeze, by Brignoli n, by
Nam brino Chief IL. Her individuality
would bear the closest criticism. and it
brought ordinations Of wonder from
Prof. Herrick. Many thought she would
have held first mortgage on the Bradlaugh
purse of 1894. The Trevillian Bros. have
the sympathy of ali their friends and
neighbors, and, by the way, Mr.. CadweIps
barn and yards were so filled with men
and teams when the colt was brought
from the pasture that it would indicate
the death OF some prominent individual.
Some thinK II was the lightning's work.
and. Others think that she must have
caught her foot between two stones.
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Mrs. Frank Dow and daughter from
STAFFORD are visiting at Pushee's Tor a FIN evl
days. ASa
F. 5. Stacks only daughter with tvo
children, from Boston are stopping with
him for q few days. ''-
Miss Eta Pushee of Woburn Is visiting
relatives in this place.
Mrs. S. A. Preston has returned from
STAFFORD.
Chas. Holton is in poor health.
G. Emerson and H. Bressey are having
their buildings shingled.
Mr.. Marshall and wife of Boston are at
her fathers for few days.
Miss johnson is visiting at Will Claains
for few days. Her home is In Lowell.
Miss Mary Childs has returned from
the Worlds Fair.
A meeting was held at Mrs. G. C. Emer-
sons Sunday eve, Elder Mclaughlin pre-.
siding.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-17

Albert King is very sick with COM
plication OF diseases.
B. F. Peak of Boston is visiting his
mother.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Monkey we're
riding to the village recently, the horse
became manageable, throwing them
out Mrs. Monkey was severely injured.
Mrs. Frank Monkey has a lady from
Lynn, Mass, boarding with her.
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Notice to Taxpayers of Braintrse,

The taxpayers OF Braintree are hereby
notified that the tax bills for 1898 are IN
my hands for collection. All Dersonspsy
ing their taxes before September l, 1885
viii receive discount of ten per cent. |
will be at Blanchard g.. Clafin's store
Braintree, August 2s, from a. m. to III
at Frank II. Cleveland's from 2 p. m. to ]
o'clock on the same day; at home, August
%; at A. A. Bliss store, West Braintresi
August 30. from a. m. until u; at George
Tarbell's from p. m. until 3 p. m. Of TIE
same day, and at the town clerks ONE
August 81, from 9 a. m. till noon, to receiN
taxes. 1851
GEO. /. FORD, Collector
Braintree, VT, Aug. Z, 1898.
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Household Goods for Sale.

Two chamber sets, two extension i ss-s5
one parlor stove, one cock stove, ) ss;rs
chairs. lounge, White sewing I ns.,;s--
nearly new, three feather beds, eall, e
bedding, washtub and other Loa sS,' 1,
goods, all in good condition. app "a
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-17

In September. iSse. dysentery in a very Sc
Walter Willard. well-known merchant Il
the place procured supply Of Chamberlin'
Collie. Cholera and Ua,rhea Remedy. He ssvs.
1T IS certainly one Of the best things eve,
made, and has given the highest Sstisfacsias
in the mos severe eases Of dysentry. ~ 70,
sale by NJ. 4. Sargent & Son and L. +. Evan,
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.l-g-c DISCOUNT.

We are building several houses and
need a little more money to finish then
of and especially need small bills, ETC.,
and prefer to get the money of our
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the following unequalled
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RANDoLPHs.

ftOhL BY iNNtNI--
12s $50
Bethels 6 1 2 0 %
Randolphs Q 0 l 1 4-6
First base on errors, BetheIs, 9; Ran
dolphs, 3. First base on called balls, Beth
els, i !; Randolphs, 4. Struck out by Os-
good, 8; by Grove, 6. Two base hit, AL
lord. Passed balls, = Wild pitches, Os-
good, 3: Grove, 1. Hit by pitched ball,
Buchanan, Bradbury, Moseley. Stolen
bases, Bethels, 2; Randolphs, 5. Umpires,
Clough and Williams.
j. b. Taggart lost good rubber over
coat last week between the Bethel Mills
and Pearl Dewey's. II anyone will leave
the same with him or at this postoffice, he
will be suitably rewarded.
Chas. Parmenter, vice president and
manager OF the Rutland Insurance Co.,
was in town last week.
John Wallace and family OF Rutland Wis
tied at James Manix's last week.
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Read what g. B. Hart, prominent drug
gist of Sing Sing. n. T., says of preparation
which NJ J. Sargent 4 Son and f. Z. Evans
* Co., druggists.are introducing: Il can safe
ly say there is no medicine so good for bowel
complaints as Chamberlin's Collie. Cholera and
Disrrhea Remedy There are families here
who would net do without it during the sum-
mer months. consider it far superior to aI4
other
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-07
PolEka pod Moskalem.
Warszawy

Il Warszawy pisza do
,,Dzlen. Poll: Pan Karan.
dejew. obecny prezes dyrekcyi
teatrow warszawskich, zaczy,
IA luz pokazYwaG odwrotna
strone swojego chacakteru.
Panstwu Holzmonom 20 dwu.
dziestoletnim pobycie ma scenic
warsSawskiel da} dymisya bez
Aadnych powodow i Gala ro-
dzine rzucif ma bruk bez mai
mnlelszeso utrzymanla. Takia
sam los spotkat zasfuzona
splewaczke, pan,a Dowlako.
wska, Ia przynalmniei otrzy.
mafa w drodze 1askl 500 rubll
emeratur!. "a ten, uwolnle.
mann mala nastaplc lnne
niektorzY artysci W przewldy,
wenlu, co lch czeka, SAM
zadaja dymysvi. Cytadela jest
zapefnlona. W d~zlesiatym pa
wilonie siedzi przeszlo SO osob
Nlektore z mich przebywaja W
wlezleniu pc kilka lat f., same
dotad nte wiedza, 2 jakiej
pszyczyny zostafy areszto wa
ne"
Ia opiekowanle sic Unitaml
skazany zostai przez jenerata
Hurke ma zamkniecle W klasz.
torze maryampolskim przez l
rok X. Tomaszewskl, proboszcz
z Parczewa W dyecezyl lubel.
sklej.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-07

tax iak to czvnia oiciec i mat
ka. Me So to "a wlelkle la
DANA, a ]ednak ME kto inny,
tYlko wfasne duchowiehstwo
odmawla mu nleraz tych TAX
naturalnych praw, uazywaiqc
to ,,wielkopolska agitacya" !
skazujac niejako move polska
ma wymarcie ola wtasnej wy.
cody,
Czy katolicka ludnosG "a
chodnich Nlemiec uwa3a take
postepowanie wzgledem ludu
polsklego "a odpowiednle?
Czy to nie Jest nowym rodza.
lem ,kulturkampfu' pr2eciw
tel tax szczerze pobo2nei i ha-
tolickiej ludnosci, s1ynnei 2
przywlazauia do WARY sw.2
Otto gtos bezbozuy me-
mleckie] gazety. Widocznle
piszqcY ten artyku} poznaf
dokiadnle stosunhi polskle ma
Slqsku, a pr2yp.t;zywszy I'M
choc dos1ownle ma wszystkle
powyzsze twlerdzenle zgod2lc
sic ME MONA. Artykut przy-
chYlny ME tylko zastuzyt ma
uznanle nasze, lecz przyczyni
sic mole nieco do rozproszenia
clemnoscl egipskich, ME doz-
walajacych wielu ]eszcze Mem.
| com trzezwo ocen,aG t~utejszych
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PkACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-07
ChOdzemfe pO wOdZIe.

Zapewne ma1o kto z mas wy
obraza soble, ably MONA pylo
chodzic pc wodzie. A jednak an
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take obuwie z gutaperk1 (gumy)
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cago zoinierze, opatrzenl W podob-
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