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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-02-23
East Thetford.

BY mistake some of the East Thetford
items last week got mixed with those OF
Sharon.
Quite delegation attended the drama
at Lyme, given by the Thetford Hill schol-
ars last week, which was a success.
Mrs. Preston visited her little niece at
Hanover last week, who has a pleasant
home for the present in the family of Mr.
Dawson, merchant at Golden Corner.
There was meeting at Mrs. Berry's last
week Wednesday evening, Elder Nc
Langhlin presiding.
Horace Stetson is seriously ill at his sis
ter's, Mrs. H. Presley, with bronchitis.
&C. Doty of Bradford was in town Sun
day.
F. c. Pushee, Charles and Geo. Emerson
attended the.I. o. o. F. at Bradford last
week.
Here we are again from North Thetford
with creamery report for Jan. '93. milk
brought to creamery, 204, 424 lbs; amount
of butter made, IL ,076 1-2 lbs; receipts
for butter, deducting freight and commits
sion, So 1888 "a; running expenses, includ-
ing interest on capital, S25S.34; patrons re-
ceived 80 cents per pound. Pushee got a
test of s, that ISIS lbs. of butter to 100 lbs.
of milk.
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ShHrOn.

Mrs. Charles Parkhurst of Somerville,
Mass. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucius Tyler.
Asa Wilson of Braintree, VT, was in
town last Monday.
Mrs. c. B. Walbridge is visiting her sis
ter in Walpole, n. II.
Mr.. E. Gates of Iowa spent Sunday with
his uncle, Charles Day.
Mrs. Clara Walbridge OF Boston is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Quimby.
There is singing school at Smiths hall
every Tuesday evening, with g. ID. Smith
as teacher.
James Mudgett of Bethel has moved to
II. A. Clark's farm.
The ladies of Dist. No. s held sociable
at chapel hall Wednesday evening.
Mrs. A. Clifford was in Royalton last
week.
H. A. Clark of Philadelphia is in town.
Hiram Snow has finished work at II. A.
Clark's and is to return to his farm.
Minnie Parker is home for weeks va
cation from Thetford Academy.
VIM. York of Tunbridge is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Il. S. Jennings.
Rev. H. NJ. Perkins moved his family to
Derby, VT, Wednesday.
Hattie Wright, aged II years, died Tues
day of heart trouble. Her funeral was at
tended Thursday at the Cong'l church,
Rev. II. M. Perkins officiating.
Miss Ella Dexter returned home from
Wisconsin, Saturday.
FoRSALE.-A grand square piano in good
condition. Cheap, il sold at once.
4w G. b. COREY, East Barnard, VT.
Lowest prices in sugar tools, tinware and
Stoves posfoffire block H A. Rogers a
son, South Royslton, VT. cow
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James l.. Fulton received an increas,
OF his pension the past week.
George Brown of Lebanon, n. H., speni
a week at his fathers, returning HON,
last Saturday
The funeral of Mrs. Robert Pixley, aged
10 years, was held at South Strafford last
week Wednesday.
A telegram was received, announcing
the death of Gertrude Louise MCINTYRE,
! aged Il years, who died Feb II. She was
daughter of Edward Mcintyre OF Sew
ard, Nebraska.
/ John H. Moore OF Pawtucket, r. l., ar
rived in town Feb. IA, for few days.
D. G. Hyde went to White River june
ton last Wednesday on business.
f. C.Avery arrived from Water bury Fri
day eve, returning to his school Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Orrin West returned to
Mass. Tuesday, Feb. IA.
Miss Emma Moses returned to West
Randolph Tuesday.
Mrs. Alvin B. Carpenter went to North
neld Feb. IA, to visit her cousin, Mrs. Mar
celia Curtis.
A; B. Carpenter was in st. Adams last
week.
Marion Hatch began with music class
last week OF ten scholars.
Adella Ross went to Pompa Saturday to
visit Belle Preston.
Will Heath of Sharon drove stage for A.
b. Carpenter during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Webster of South
STAFFORD are both on the sick list.
Harvey Hazelton and wife returned from
Mlddlebury last week Wednesday.
Mr. Marsh of Holland, VT, arrived the
first OF last week. Mrs. Bertha Marsh has
been at her fathers, Mr.. John Preston, for
several weeks.
School closed last Friday with SPELL
ing match, Maud Carpenter winning in
the first division and Mary Houston in
the second. The number of pupils during
the winter term was 81; average attend
ance, 26. Those having neither absent or
tardY marks We're Blanche and Glenn III
tus, Gardner Cobb, Roy Hatch, Clarence
Harlow and Claude Carpenter. Maud Car
penter and Raymond Morrill, were absent
one half day, Cassie Slack and Irving
Prescott, one day.
Lowest prices in sugar tools, tinware and
stoves. Postoftice block. H. A. Rogers &
Son, South Royalton, VT. cow
II. L. Hatch bought fine yoke of oxen
of Hiram Ward Saturday.
John and Mary Udall left Saturday for a
weeks visit.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

The Tehauntepec railroad across ths
Mexican Isrhmusis nearly completed.
Mrs Marcella O'Rourke, the oldest resi-
| dent of Toronto, is dead at the age of 105
years
The Wabash river is away over of its
hanks and greas damage is being done in
| Indiana
I'm the Mohawk Valley Monday five
inches OF snow fell between noon ana 8
c'cicoa at Light.
In the Massachusetts House Monday
resolutions favoring the annexation Of
hfWaii were adopted
--l5 IS announced that the Phillips
6iauss memorial fund exceeds $40, 600.
Only STOOD IS required
-Four new cases OF typhus and two
deaths from the disease was the record in
New York Friday.
The Pope celebrated mass in St.
J ..er's, Rome, Thursday, in the presence
G g,0Oo ltalian pilgrims, four Cardinals,
and Az Bishops
"A new hank, with capital Of $4,000
aas been organized az Hampstead, L L
J. win be known as the First National
Baak Of Queens County.
- Use Whaling steamer Nabwhal reported
lo-' in the Cali Of Toker is undoubtedly
che steam Whuler OF that name hailing
.roia san Francisco.
--It is stated that certain Buddhists in
spain are about to organize "A religious
BODY on the plan Of the Salvation Army,
win headquarters at Sascho.
in the Maine Legislature Friday the
hill allowing the Maine Central Railroad
Company to increase its capital stock by
-, Co0,OOO was passed to be enacted
This has been an unusually severe win
ter in China. In Canton alone 800 beg
gars died In the Jail. Suffering among
the poor has been unprecedented.
The leading millers of Milwaukee say
they have heard nothing whatever rela-
tive to the millers' trust, further than
that which has already been published.
The amendment reducing the appro-
priation for the improvement Of Philadel-
phia harbor from $500, 600 to $500, 900 has
been defeated in the Senate-yeas, 81;
nays &C.
II. w Lawrence, one of the oldest and
best known booksellers and dealer in lit
erary curios and engrayings, in New
York, died Thursday at his home in
Brooklyn. He was 60 years old
William Mccoy, who murdered his
mistress. Mollie Megruder, in Kansas
City on the night of April 8, was hanged
at Lexington, Mo-, Thursday. He oca-
fessed his crime on the scaffold.
1t is again reported in Seattle that the
Chicago, Burlington 81 Quincy railroad
company will begin work on its Pacific
coast extension within two months and
will possibly go as far as Portland.
Governor Brown of Maryland has post
poned till April IA next the execution of
William Bond which was appointed for
Friday, in order that the mental respon-
sibility" OF Bond may be Investigated.
The Italian Legation in Washington
has been officially informed that NJ. I'm
CARO- and NJ. Canzi, of the Italian Parlia-
ment, have been appointed AS royal COM
missioners- general at the Chicago Worlds
Fair.
The mammoth car ferry and ice crusher
Ste. Marie, built by the Detroit Dock
for the Michigan Central and
other roads for transferring cars across the
Strait Of Mackinaw, was successfully
launched Thursday afternoon.
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Stockbridae.

Miss Edna Smith OF Barnard visited at
Joel Blackmer's last week.
Mrs. Malcolm Johnson Of Sherhurne has
been visiting her father, A. C.Packard.
Frank Baker recently sold pair OF OK
en- to parties in Rutland and took them
there last week.
Edwin Grant has finished work for Tink
ham and has gone to Boston, where he has
secured job.
Miss Gertie Burditt is having a vacation
and Julia Grant is taking her place at Mrs.
Morgan's.
T.. s. Burnham was with his family over
Saturday and Sunday.
Fred Newton was in Rutland last Fri
day, looking for job.
Mrs. Morgan was very poorly last week,
but at this writing is more comfortable.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, who have been
on the Topper farm for many years,are to
move away soon.
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RoyaIton.

Mrs. Ira Adams visited last week in
Woodstock and Bridgewater.
Mrs. d. G. Stearns gave pleasant party
to the young people last week Wednesday
evening
Miss Lila Bates has left town and is
working in the family OF Seth Washburn
in Bethel.
Mrs. Laura Parker spent last Thursday
and Friday in Bethel.
The ladies of the village have petition
ed the town to buy the land on which the
law Office Of ID. q. Denison and dwelling
house of Mrs.Feleh stood before being de-
stroyed by fire, and have it cleared OF the
rubbish which now makes ii so insight
ly. Having bought similar strip of land
after the fire at South Royalton, it would
seem that the voters can hardly refuse
this request of the ladies.
Miss Annie Morse has not been able to
return to the Normal School at Salem.
W. H. Laird and wife Of W. r. Junction
were guests at Locust Lodge from Satur-
day till Monday.
win Vondel has gone to Lowell, Mass,
where he will drive one of Hoods teams.
The White River Grange will hold a
sugar soeiable at the Grange hall Saturday
afternoon and evening, March 4. Hot sug-
ar and doughnuts will be served to all
from to O'clock, for 10 cents. Later in
the evening the young people can amuse
themselves as they choose. Come and have
agood time.
The South Royalton Cornet Band will
give concert at the Cong'l church Sat.
evening, Feb. 25, at 7.30. Admission, %
cents; children, Is cents. The proceeds
will be used for the benefit of the library.
Lowest prices in sugar tools, tinware and
stoves. Postoffice block. II. A. Rogers d
Son, South Royalton, VT. cow
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A Wander WorI.er.

Mr.. Frank Huffman,a young man OF Burling-
ton, o., states that he has been under the care
Of two prominent physicians, and used their
treatment until he was not able TO get around.
They pronounced his case Consumption and
incurable. He was persuaded to try DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, and at that time was not able TO walk
across the street without resting. He found,
before he had used half of dollar bottle,
that he was much better; hecontinued to use
it and is today enjoying good health. II you
have any Throat, Lung or Chest trouble try
it. We guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle
ten cents at DIR. Morton's Drugstore.
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David Wards little daughter, Eunice,
has been i'll the past week.
Miss Celestia Wills of Chelsea was the
guest OF Miss Julia Hood last week.
Rufus Murdoch OF Chelsea visited his
brother-in-law, l.. Lucas, last Wednesday.
Mr.Alonzo Howard is dangerously ill at
this writing with pneumonia.
The friends of Mr.C.Colton OF Bradford,
formerly OF Vershire, viii be panied to
learn of his recent death, caused by pneu-
monia.
Ezra Eastman has purchased the new
store at the Centre.
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Tunbridse.

fine musical treat was missed by thos
who failed to attend the concert at tn
Cong'l church last Wednesday evening
The chorus was in good voice and HANDLED
some difficult music in way that showed
it had been well drilled The uuartets, thu
songs by Prof ODER and j. L. Farnhan
| were excellent. Howard Tucker and Hat
tie Hayward gave two duets, in a way that
brought the house down. Both have very
sweet voices; Howard has been very care
fully trained and gives promise of becom-
ing an excellent vocalist.
A lady lost bracelet upon the Randolph
road one day last week. j. M. Jones in
forms Your correspondent that it has been
found.
The singing school is to have weekly
sessions for time commencing this week.
Jack Noyes OF North Bennington is Wis
lting his old army comrades in this vicini-
ty. Lewis Campbell accompanied him
from North Bennington.
Mrs. DR.. Noyes of Randolph is visiting
at Edgar w. Rowell's for a few days.
Mrs. Ned Bugbee came 10 her father Is,
A. z. Adams, last week and will stay here
few weeks. Mr.. Bugbee will come for
his vacation.
j. l.. Farnham contemplates going to
Worcester, Mass, this week and may Wis
it Providence friends before he returns.
Mrs. Arethusa Whitney has been worse
during the past week but is now better.
William Ballou is quite sicki
Chas. w. Goss is reported to be at work
again. He has had very severe attack OF
rheumatism.
Miss Marion Huntington has returned
TO Randolph; her mother is very sick.
Mrs. M. 7. King is better.
Annie Lyman is spending her school
vacation at home. She has been attend
ing school at Chelsea.
Horse buyers are plenty and fair prices
are offered for good horses.
Lowest prices in sugar tools, tinware and
stoves. Postoffice block. H. A. Rogers q
Son, South Royalton, Vt. cow
Jessie Danforth, wife of Frank Danforth,
was thought to be dying last Thursday
MORNING and a telegram summoned her
mother from Montpelier to her bed
side. She rallied later and was alive at
last accounts, though very low with con-
sumption.
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Braintree.

The veterans will hold a campfire at tn,
Free church in Snowsville Friday evening
March 3. Capt. Geo. w. Doty, Depart
ment Commander, OF Morrisville will be
present; also other prominent war veter-
ans A rousing good time is expected and
all veterans and citizens are invited tc
come.
Hubbard Bryant is in very critical cor
dition and not expected TO live.
Ella Hyzer is sick with diphtheria, al
Mr.. Scribner's in Brookfield.
Carl Thayer is sick.
The infants of p j. Blanchard and E. T.
Clafiin are sick.
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Ponlfret.

Miss Grace Thacher spent the Sabbath
at Walter Gerry's.
Mrs. Lena Kingsley has returned to
Mass.
Miss Sarah Clapp has closed her third
successful term OF school in the "Bridge"
district.
E. S. Wood lost horse last week.
Miss Myrtle Thacher is at home.
Miss Emily Washburn visited at Rush
Vaughan's last week.
No mail Monday
The Beedles give concert in Dubois q
Gays hall Feb. oath.
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East Randolph.

The Beedles give concert in Dubois &
Gays hall Feb. "a.
The gristmill is doing big business and
the wheat mill is now running. |
have Just received car load of corn and
one OF winter bran, which is for sale here
and at the storehouse at Royalton. Call
or write for bottom cash prices.
DIX j. CAMP.
Geo. Durkee has moved into the tene-
ment over Banister's shoe shop.
Monday was the worst day in several
wears; few people ventured out. 1t is for
tunate there was not great depth oil snow
or the blockade would have been more Sc
rious.
Arthur Camp of Worcester visited his
parents and friends here last week.
Quite a little willow stick may be seen
in front OF l.. n. Kibbee's shop. 1t was
cut from one of II. p. Riford's "mam-
moth willows" and is #. or more in d.
ameter.
The schools in this vicinity close this
week.
DIR. G. E. Davenport made trip to Bur-
lington last week.
Coughing Leads to Consumption.
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How to Saw Doctor Bills.

From Chicago Daily Calumet.
Many a DOCTORS bill has been saved by
the use OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
The name is a household word in many
parts of the country. Chamberlain's med
icines have an extensive sale in the Worlds
Fair City. ard many people testify to the
merits OF their different remedies. For
sale by NJ. j. Sargent q Son and Il. +. Ev-
ans & Co., Druggists.
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Making a Worldwide Reputation

Council BIuffs, Iowa, NOnpareII
Chamberlain Medicine Co. OF Des Moines
is an Iowa manufacturing institution and
one which the residents OF the State look
upon with pride. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has become national in reputa-
ton and is known in nearly every house
hold in the State aud throughout the great
West. It's merits are becoming establish
ed in all parts OF America. For sale by
M. j. Sargent & Son and Il. +. Evans &
Co., druggists.
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The Laws of 1892.

The Laws of Vermont. enacted at the
session of 1892, are on sale at the HERALD
Office in a neat pocket edition.
They are printed on good paper. from
clear type, and are neatly bound in paper
covers
II is the best form in which the session
laws have ever been issued for common
use
Price, Is cents a copy. Mail orders will
be filled. Remittances may be made In =
cent stamps or in silver.
Address NJ. j. Sargent & Son, So. Roy
alton, or L. P. Thayer, West Randolph.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Known as the Watson o. Flagg farm in
Randolph, very pleasantly located less than
Of West Randolph, containing about 100
acres Of good lard in an excellent state OF
cultivation, well fenced, never failing wa
ter at house and barns. Good buildings,
well arranged and in first-class repair. Al
ways good road to the village and cream
cry. Farm will keep ten cows, young cat
tie and team. Will be sold at bargain.
DIV VIM. III. DUBOIS.
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North Randolph.

A few from this place attended the dance
at Emery Smiths Thursday evening.
eggs are selling for Csc. here,N so said
a letter from Barre last week.
The last sociable under the auspices of
the L. A. S. was held at Al Cones Satur-
day evening.
Carrie Churchill and Mrs. VIM. Mcconnell
of Barre visited in Brookfield last week,
and called few moments in this place.
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Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep. depending
upon healthy condition Of all the vital organs. II
the liver be Inactive you have a bilious look, 4
your stomach be disordered you have dyspeptiC
pinched look. Secure good health and you will
have good looks. Electric Bitters is the great al
teratiye and Tonic acts directly these vital or
gaas. Cures pimples, blotches, boils and gives a
good complexion. Sold at the drug store, soc per
bottle r. G. Morton, w. Randolph, z. Markham,
Bethel and NJ. J. Sargent Son. So. Royalton.
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FAKN TO LEASE.

The Stephen Riford farm in Randolph,
near Dana II. Morse's, one mile north of
West Randolph village, with six cows.
This farm has carried the last season
cows, Young cattle and yoke of oxen
and there is plenty OF feed ON hand to car
nv out that amount of stock. Apply to
2w WIN. II. DUBOIS, Trustee.
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Guaranteed Cure for La Grippe.

We authorize our advertised druggist TO sell you
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds upon this condition II you are ainicted
with la grippe and will use this remedy according
TO directions giving Il fair trial and experience
benefit you may return the bottle and have the
money refunded. We make this offer because OF
the wonderful success of Or. Kings New Discovery
during last seasons epidemic Have heard Of no
case in which il failed. Trial bottles free at the
drag store Large size SOC and 81 r. @. Mortop
W. Randolph, e. Markham. Bethel snd M. J. oar-
peng & son 30. Rovaifon
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ABOUT coRSETS.

When buying Corset Waists remember that find
tho host and largest leaders
are the celebrated Thompons Glove Fitting in all styles
carry Corset Waists Ladies
and Children the best Corse
for the weight flexible extra long has style and
Anisb and will shape Look for display window
E. A. THOMAS.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.1The
best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores,
ulcers, salt rheum, fever Sores letter. chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles or no pay required.
monev refunded. Price q cents ne rhoA
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SO Cents

each, in ADDITION to the price of this
paper (s1 in this county, SIPS elsewhere)
will pay for any of the following papers
Boston Journal, Rutland Herald, Mirror
and Farmer, n. Y. Tribune, burlington
Free Press. Pay your Postmaster or send
direct to Used.
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FOR SALE.-PIne, Cedar ana Spruce
Shingles, Spruce Clapboards and Brick.
A. W. TEwKsBURY * Sons.
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Coughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once-H
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-03
TRANSMISSION OF BLOOD,
IT YVES Known to the Ancient Egyptians
SyriSns and PersiaRs.

IT Yves Known to the Ancient Egyptians,
Syrisns and PersiaRs.
TRANSMISSION of blood as practiced in
surgery is by no means recent devel-
opmept in science Medical records
show it to have been known to the
Egyptians, Syrians and Persiaus. The
Pittsburgh Dispatch regards it as even
possible that the ancients were more
successful than the physicians OF re-
cent periods In the seventeenth cen
tury so many attempts were made in
France, accompanied by 50 many fail
ures and fatalities, that the parliament
OF Paris declared against its legality.
The experiments continued, however,
Calls blood being substituted for the
human. The results were not encour-
aging, the physicians not being aware
that the blood Of animais injected into
the veins of another belonging 20 a
different species acted as d poison.
For two hundred wears the ex-
perinents were discontinued. aud
then one DAY, some years ago.
the story OF the death OF a vounF
medical student named Roman lie
Golf, while trying 10 save the lie q a
friend with his own blood, created n
great sensation 4 street in Paris
named after lie COZ. commentaries
his brave act BY this time the Tne5i-
cal men had learned that 10 be success
full the blood nUst neither l,e allowed
to coaCulste. nor air suffered u enter
the veins with il. Or Roussel. % Gen.
eva, invented an apparatus which over
came both tAe above difficulties. Since
that time the experiments have beer
continued with remarkable Success.
Many lives have been undoubtedly
saved by l. An old emp2oye OF The
Theater F-ane2is IN Paris. named Dr4,-
mitch, has given m his blood ssvera
times 10 those IN need Of i, t1r which
he has been awarded q magnificent
gold uaedEl hr the Frcnch -overnEaaI.t.