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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-10
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
Midweek Notes of Business at the
Different Theaters.

Midweek Notes of Business at the
Different TheaterS.
The Stockwell management have con-
cluded to run Uncle Toms Cabin" for a
third week. 1t seems to have caught the
attention Of the public. Peter Jackson's
presence in the cast has derived additional
importance from last nights przefight at
New Orleans, where the victor. F.tzsim-
mons, made money at the rate of $4,000 a
round. the fight being finished in Jour
bouts.
The Grove-street Theater is doing good
business with the five-act comedy-drama.
A Fatal Oath" with Frank RolIeston
in the lead. Mr.. Roll-ston's engage
ment by the Groye-street management
is special one, and the success he
has met with shows that the management
used good Judgment in making the contract.
After the third week of ''Uncle Toms
CABIN" Mt the Stock well, the Baroness
Blanc will have an opportunity to show
what she can do in Camille" Perhaps
before the engagement has expired she may
present Peter Robertson society play but
this matter is Yet in allegiance.
''Elis Majesty crowds the Tivoli The
audience Is made up from the best people IN
the city, and the applause that follows each
number is genuine tribute, based on the
merit of the performance. Hartmann is
gradually developing King Cadenza into a
weil-rounded part, and some catch phrases,
having a local bearing, introduced into the
lIbTettO, have catching air with them.
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DRESSMAKERS.

6O7 O'FARRELL - FASHIONABLE DRESS.
Ooi making pArors: cutting aud fitting
sIecialty; trims reasonable mrlO 3uo
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ROOMS WANTED.
" ANTED-ROOM IN EXCHANGE IabR PIANO
w lessons. Address T.B box l43, Gail Branch O2s
CINGLE MAN WANTS BEDROOM WITH BATH
= attached. Address. with terms c. Il H. box
46, Call ONCE. mrlO At
You've MAN WANTS NICE SUNNY ROOM
and one meal in evening; private Protestant
family; please state particulars and price, Ad-
dress Roam, box 1874, Call Branch ONCE. mrs Sta
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BUTTON HOLE AND PLEATING FACTORY
u formerly Is o. Farrell. moved to 724Io MsL1SEi
/ oUGHT-SEND YOUR OLD GOLD q SILVER
J. by mali to the old reliable house OF COLEMAN,
81 Third ST. ). f. viii send by mall the cash;
u amount not satisfactory will return gold. mr3l y
II IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTA-
II Ing. gold ieweiry books KLEIN. JOB sixth q
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCKIP-
- tons taken NJ CALL Branch ofnces, 500 Lsrkl1
St. 339 Hayes 81. aud 25iB Mission st.: open TIL
f.2b
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To all those who are in state Of weakness or
fatigue from any cause whatsoever BUGEAuD's
WINE viii give strength and vlgor To be had of
the prime pal druggists.
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MRS. winslow's soothing syrun"

-NIfs' " lhsIoW's SooIhing syrup"
Has been used over Fifty Years by millions Of
mothers for their children while TeethinE. with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child. so.tens the
ums, ailays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates the
bowels. and IS the best remedy Tor Diarrhna
whether arising from teethng other caus. $. For
sale by Druggists in every part OF the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Wmslow's Soothing syrup.
25c bottle.
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HrI.p wANTED-CoYTINUED.

VA ANTED-FIRST- CLASS SALESLADY FOR
W cloak and suit house; answer, giving expert
ence and references. Address ". B., box 50, Call
Iir nch ONCE. mrS 81
ADY AGENTS WANTED; ALSO 10 TRAVEL
j. MRS. HARRISON. 20 Geary st. fe22 If
GOOD SITUATION ASSURED TO ALL COMPE-
~ tent graduates from Merrill College OF Short
hand, Typew rating and TelegraphY. 059 Market
senh Tor Circular nolI q
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w ANTED-A RELIABLE LOCAL AGENT IN
W every town and mining camp IN California and
Nevada; SS5 month for n few hours WORK each
day. Address Imperial Watch Company, l26
kearnv st. san Francisco. fe2i II
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For An IRRrTATED THROAT. CouGH OR COLD
"Bro1cl's Bronchial Troches" are offered with the
fullest confidence in their efficacy SOLD only in bozss
EXTRA Mlnce Pies, sTy,Ix,s Ola snr,ar .t-a.,
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PARTNERS WANTED.

CI0 nm PARTNER WANTED; $1,000
W O.OOO. partner; a gentleman with the
above amount can become associated with and man
age good paying business. Only principals need
address A. Il. C.. box 1879 mrs 3t+
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE:

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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| AIDES CALLtNG-CARDS ARTS ICALLY
i printed; low prices. HoYLE, 53i Commercial
II ADDRESSING AND sEAMPoOING: ALL
II kinds Of hatrwork done. 1874 Polk st. fell SIN
HENRY HUFSCHMIDT, SANITARY PLUMBER
IL and gashtter: iobbing, 633 Golden Gate. Il BIN
II IGHEsT PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH
l L ing, books and novels; send postal 2i7
Fourth ST. ilg7 II
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PERSONALS.


NToT!CE-I. MADISON AND L. ROHER OF He
solved partnership the 9th day of March 1895. Al
pers ms having Chains against said firm present
their bills to l. ROD SR. who will conduct the Ons
ness at the same place sole proprietor.
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II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST:
II douDle-entry bookkeeping, penmauship. short
hand, type-writing telegraphy, ETC. all included Ia
business course under one fee OF SIS. ia3O Il
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NJ ACHINE wHITE-wASHER; ROOM DONE,
W 81 so up. l444 Market MARTIN JACKSON 3m
n. dress goods, cIoaks, curtains carpets, furni-
ture, rugs; small weekly payments; open eysnluzstf
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PRoPERTY WANTED.

VA ANrED, PROPERTY-CASH PAID FOR UN.
w improved property in the homesteads or out
skirts OF this city; must be cheap and have a good
title. 5. DUCAS. IL Montgomery ST. fel2 I'm
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FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING: GUARAN-
u ted. d RS. EILLC. 1910 Powell. reasona-Ia1 INN
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-07

STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Couri
HARTFORD DISTRICT IS held at Woodstock
within and for said District on the pa day Aug.
A. D. 1893.
Present, Hon. Thomas o. Seayer. Judge.
Robert G. fr9nchs estate. kethel, intestate.
WhereasattieA. French Administrative of the estate
OF Robert q. French late of Bethel, deceased has
presented TO sail CourI her pettionn writing max
Ing application for license 10 sella the real and per-
sonal estate
Of which said Robert O. French died seized and pos
sessea, situate la this State described as follows;
The Rogers Farm, the home farm and the Hall
place the same being at the real and personal estate
In this state OF which said ialesate died, sezed and
possessed.
Said Administrative represented therein that such
sale ana license Will beneficial 10 all concerned in
said estate.
Thefeupon the Court appoints the 22d day Of
sept. A. d., lS.3 next as time and the Probate
Office IN Woodstock aforesaid as a place of hearing
snd deciding ON said app alton. and orders that
lce % said application be given 70 all persons inter-
ested IN said estate. the for the same place
and time OF hearingby publishing three week
IN the Bethel Courier. newspaper published AT
Bethel in this state, whi;h circulaes In the neigh
borhood of those interested, (all which publications
shall be previous To said lime of hearing, Ia copy OF
record OF this ordertha they may appear before said
Court aid be heard In the matter OF said application
II they see cause. "A true rec ira. va. SEANER.
a true copy OF record Register,
1910 Attest 7. o. sEAyER. Judge.
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Coughing Leads to Consumption.
kemp's B1lsam stops the cough at once.


Read "Failed," on sth page.
The Christian Endeavor soci ETY. from
Roxbury held meeting at the school.
house Wednesday evening. There was
good attendance.
c. p. Tarbell and wife from South Roy
alton and Miss Charlotte Tarbell from
Montpelier visited at Mr.. L. j.. Hardy's
one day last week.
Lucius Webb was down from Burling-
ton, Saturday, making a short call.
Clarence Webb is attending school al
West Randolph.
John O'Grady was in town Friday.
Miss Myrtle Lougee frpm New Hamp.
shire is guest at Charles Webb's.
Miss Jessie Tarbell is visiting in Boston.
The corn roast at Mr.. c. Webb's was
well attended.
l.. l.. Dickerman is expected home from
Queen City Park this week.
Quite number from this place attend
ed the circus at West Randolph, Saturday
A CARD.-We sincerely thank those who
so kindly assisted US in the sickness and
death of our dear little one.
Mr.. and Mrs. HENRY HULL.
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Miss jana Wilson has had the misfor-
tune 70 fail down stairs aud break her
wrist.
Emily Cousins from Concord, n. H.,
called on friends here Saturday.
Quite a number attended the circus at
West Randolph, Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Terry from West Randolph
ana Mrs. Abbott from Barre visited at
Lyman Morey's, Saturday.
Mrs.Lyman Gibbs and sons from White
River Junction were the guests OF Lyman
Morey last Monday.
Misses Mabel and Ida Smith leave
Tuesday for Goddard Seminary.
VIII Young is in town.
Annie Rogers is working at Austin
Browns.
Several attended the camp meeting in
Bethel last Sunday.
Sally Gay spent several days in town
last week and left Bethel on Monday for
Boston.
MI. cIay's sister from Rutland is visit
ing aim.
Fanny Dryer Is working for C. W.
Morse.
Nj. and Mrs. }; a. Gould are visiting
in West Randolph.
Guiana Gay returned from Randolph,
Wednesday.
d. F Gould and wife were in Randolph
last week.
Herbert Woods, wife and daughter
spent Sunday with his father, Julius
Woods.
Mrs. Cornelia Hayes Keller of Bisbee,
Ariz., who has been staying at f. p Bout
Wells for few weeks, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Eglin and other friends in Barnard. /
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Eleazer Hubbard OF Granville stopped
here, while on his way home from the
Park, where he has been spending several
weeks.
A. n. Tilden and wife have returned
from trip to Burlington, Saratoga and
Lake George.
Mrs. Il. S. Rood was the guest of Mrs.
Nellie Ellis, Thursday.
Gilman spaldlng has returned from a
business trip.
There was a pleasant sociable at Rev.
Mr.. Wright's last Friday evening.
II. G. Ellis, wife and daughter were
among those attending the Universalist
Convention at Northfield, last week
Wednesday.
A. K. Fits and wife returned from
camp at the Park last Thursday evening.
Mrs. George Roys is on the sick list and
is being treated by DR.. Fletcher.
Miss Nora o'Grady spent Sunday in
Northfield.
A. \. Tilden & Son are Offering ga life
size crayon portraits free to their custom
ers. Ask for particulars.
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Granville.

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DR.. j. r. Hamblin was in New Haven
last week.
Mary Page has gone to Bristol to at.
tend school, Edith Greene, to Bethel and
Eunlce Flint, TO West Randolph.
Last Sunday night, lightning killed a
colt belonging to Oscar Parker.
Tilden Austin OF Mortified was in
town recently.
Lulu Lull is teaching in Ripton.
Rev Mr.. Weeks OF Warren will preach
Sunday evening, Sept. IL.
Mrs. E. A. Simpson and children have
returned from Barnard.
George Ford and wife started for Chi
cago, Wednesday.
Samuel Riley and Myrtle GOODYEAR we're
married Sept. 2, by Rev. NJ. H. RYAN of
Worcester
Asa Bean and wife OF Rutland visited in
town recently.
Misses Bertha Alix and Abbie Hubbard
visited in West Randolph last week.
Bernard Howard is home from Wood
bury.
Miss b. Kennedy is home from Warren
A. J. Lamb has returned from Bellows
Rochester.
Mrs. II. c. Hubbard and daughter were
In West Randolph last week.
Mr.. Boutwell, and wife were at He.
Hubbard's last week.
little child o Mr. -abouniy's died last
week. 1'su ias
The high water of Tuesday did consid-
cradle damage to the highways and wash |
ed away grain.
= The \; 2. L. A. win meet with Mrs. 2.
B. Wheeler, Sept. Is.
Mrs: Jane Ellis and daughter rave re-
turned to Mortified.
Harry Hubbard, Lizzie Downe. Ina Luu.
Josie Lewis, Cora Maynard and Bette
.ster.
The following persons have been en-
yaged TO teach in town: Minnie Wheeler.
y Dist. No, 1; Mrs. Mary Reed, in No. 10,
osie Farrah, in South Hollow; Katis
-amb, in North Hollow; Gertie Sturte-
ant, on West Hill.
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East Bethel.

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Albert Smith of Melrose, Mass, recent
ly visited his brother William.
Miss Maria Smith has returned to her
home in Granville.
Mrs. c. p. House is quite sick.
Miss Lizzie Smith is still confined TO
her bed.
Miss Alice Hunt is at work for Mrs. W.
p. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall canister wish to
thank their neighbors and friends who so
kindly assisted them during the sickness
and death Of their daughter.
Rev. S. A. Parker will preach in the
UniyersaIist church next Sunday at pm.
Nice pigs for sale. F. A. STEVENS.
Read ABOUT the failure at West Ram
dolph
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Tapleys "Bread Winner" outwears all
other shoes.
Sharon.


Mr.. Wilcox has finished work at the
creamery.
Mr.. Truman ellison goes to the Worlds
Fair this week.
Eugene jennings father and mother
visited him last week.
Miss Freeman of Wakefield, Mass, is
visiting at Rev. Mr.. Palmer's.
Mrs. Charles Parkhurst and son returned
to their home in Somerville, Mass,
Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Bennett closed his labors at
the Universalist church last Sunday.
Miss Ellie Fay went to Meriden, N. H..
Tuesday, to attend school.
Rev. ID. w. Lyman closes his services at
the Baptist church next Sunday.
E. H. Noyes and daughter returned
from the White Mountains, Friday.
G: E. Fay commenced work at the Straf-
ford creamery Tuesday.
M. c. Noyes and wife have returned
from Chicago.
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Barnard

Farmers find some trouble in getting
their checks cashed at the banks. Thesl
checks are for produce sent to commits
sion houses in Massachusetts and New
Hampshire.
Zela French attended the Universalist
convention at Mortified last week.
Ernest Wood has gone to Boston to be a
clerk in clothing store.
Harrison Perkins and family returned
to their home last week.
+. w. Newcomb, who went West three
years ago, has returned TO town.
Miss Florence Merrill Of Lebanon, n. H.,
is visiting at w. r. Paiges.
Rev. o. ID. Clapp Of Woodstock preached
at the NJ. E. church last Sabbath, it being
the day for quarterly meeting.
There was some frost on low lands last
Sunday morning.
Wesley Cook and son of Ware, Mass.
are visiting in town.
Miss Ida Richardson and two daughters
of Lowell. alass., were in town last week.
Quite a number OF Bradlaugh's yearling
colts are being driven in harness this SUM
mer, preparing to compete for the prizes
at the Windsor County Fair and, also, to
compete for the purse of 500 in 1894.
Bradlaugh Prince, owned and bred by
Fred Aiken, is spoken OF as being most
likely to take the lead in the races. More
money has been put up on him than on
any other OF the Br8dlaugh colts. This Is
due in part to his pedigree; for it goes
without saying that "blood viii tell" In
the male line, he is a direct descendant o.
the stallion Egbert, the sire OF more fast
horses than any other stallion in Ameri-
ca. The sire of his dam Is the well-knoWn
stallion, Black Diamond, that has won
more purses at the different fairs than al
most any other horse in these parts. Next
comes Queen Bess, owned and bred by
Elisha Flowers. She is large yearling
colt weighing 800 pounds. She is very
stylish and is Well broken. She VIII be a
close second and some think she will be
the first to come under the wire. w. c. |
Danforth has q fine chestnut FLY by |
Bradiaugh that viii compete for the prize /
and purse. She has been driven but little 4
as yet. BradWoOd. another promising 4
colt by Bradlaugh, owned and bred by w.
G. Wood road commissioner, is attract
ing considerable attention. He Is a large I
yeariing colt and with Mr. Woods train
ing, may, after all, be the winner of the
one hundred dollar purse in 1894. Brad
laugh Belle, owned by Il. f. Abbott and
bred by w. +. Davis, is a very fine year
ling FLY and, under Mr.. Abbott's skillful
training, it would not be surprising if she
should carry off some of the more impor-
tant prizes. The dam OF Belle is a de-
scendant OF HIPS Black Hawk, so good
blood courses through her veins. Some
think that the Bradlaughs, when grown,
will sell for very much higher prices than
those that farmers have been raising.
Time will tell They are looking well
now.
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NornalNotes
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The second course graduates of January,
1872, have already gone to their schools FOR
the year. Miss Alice Sawyer returned to
the primary grade in the Hartford school,
precepiress of Derby Academy.
Mrs. Ethan Shaw, 'e3, teaches the upper
department of the village school. and
Miss Sue Metcalf, 81, the primary.
Miss Mary Dewey OF Royalton, a for
mer teacher in the Normal, was in school
last Thursday. Misses Bertha and Mary
Hewitt of Pomfret and Ethel Bates OF
Randolph were other visitors.
Stockbrioge'sl town superintendent of
schools entered the Normal last week for
second course work.
X. j. Goss, 1872, was in town over Sum
day. BE goes this fall to the medical Col
lege in Baltimore, in company with Frank
{. Angel, 80, and Fred c. Brigham, '9i /.
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Saved Travelling Mans Life.

Whitehall. n Y. Sept. 20. 1892.
A commercial traveller came into my store
recently and said: Il am looking for some
thing that saved my life. was taken with
terrible symptoms of cholera morbus about a
year ago and stopped into some store along
this street aud got a cure for it, | showed
him Chamberlain Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhea
Remedy. He did not recognize it at first but
on tearing OF the wrapper said: Yes. this is
it. II saved my life. | don't need it now,
but ! am going to buy this so as not to be with
out it.. This medy meets the wants OF the
people and sells well here. c. II. Broughton,
Druggist. For sale by M.J.Sargent q Son and
f. +. Evans d Co.
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n =.
The undersigned. having been appointed nv ',b,
Probate Court for the District Of Randolph COMMITS.
sioners TO receive. examine and adjust II claims aps
demands OF all persons against the estate of Geo
Nutiiug late Of Randolph In said District decessed
andthe claims Of the deceased exhibited in ofseithers
70 hereby give notice that will meet for purposes
aforessidaf dwellinghouse Of the late r. Nttfin an
the 2d day OF sept and 2Sd day Of Dec next 'front.'.
O'Clock m. until O'Clock pm. each Of said DAYS AND
that six mos from the 5th dav ofSept. N is8ls the
time limited by said Court for said creditors TO nre-
sent their claims for examination and allow.
Ahoe Dated al randolph his 9TH day Of Sept. lse3
1880 ii w = s2a 1tN' commissioners.
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! Chas. Stockwell of Rochester will teacl
the fall term of the village school.
Leonard Whitcomb has returned from
Windsor.
Mrs. G. L. Douglass was on the sick lis
iast week.
Fred Pierce OF Hartford is visiting il
town.
! beautiful lunar rainbow was seen by
a number Of people at about nine O'Clock
\ last week Tuesday evening.
4 Fred Harrington, wife and children Wis
tied at w. l.. Greene's last week.
Willis Boutwell, and wife are visiting
his parents IN south Stockbridge.
Mrs. f. Chamberlin and daughter Maud
have been visiting IN Pittsheld.
c. L. Dougiass is in Bellows Falls.
Willis Boutwell, and wife will soon 20
to Randolph, where thsy are TO work for
year.
Frank Grey and Ralph Lamb were in
Rochester last week.
5. r. Holland has improved the appear
anoe Of bis barn by painting il.
Mrs Fred Ranney was in town last
week.
A. z. Baker, wife and son Arab visited
in West Randolph last week.
Several attended camp meeting last
Sunday.
f. :. Burnham, who has been having a
two Weeks' vacation, commences work
again this week.
Carl Chamberiin is in town.
Mrs. c. A. Neh visited in Bethel last
week.
Mrs. p. Rand has returned from Bar
nard.
f. J. Bent attended the horse trot at
White River junction.
The remains OF Ira Brown were brought
here for burial wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Joel Blackmer and Lucian
Blaekmer attended the camp meeting in
Mortified last week.
Mrs. Wilson has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Tucker.
Miss Olive Howe and Fayette Whit |
comb visited at Loren Lambs in Pitts 1
field last week.
Fred Newton was in Bethel last week |
DR.. l.. S. Breed returned to Boston,
Monday.
Rev. G. S. Guernsey was in town satur-
lay.
Miss Nell Baker was in Rochester last
Friday.
Will Parker and daughter Aida were in
Friday.
DR.. F. L. Brigham OF Pittsfield was in
own last week.
Carl and Fred Net and Walter Mills
nave returned from Lake Champlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Twitchell have re-
urned from their visit to Salisbury.
Frank Everett was in Rochester, Thurs
Law.
Ed Whitcomb and wife were in Roch-
ster last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Bent have returned
rom a visit in Royalton.
Several attended the circus at West
randolph last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry and daughter, who
ave been staying at j. Durkee's, have re-
urned to their home. 6
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Newton
yhitcomb. Wednesday afternoon.
There was quite a hard frost last Sunday ,
lorning.
n. NJ. Grant and wife visited in Hart
ord and Tunbridge last week.
Bert Boutwell, and wife OF Sherburne
pent Sunday with her father, A. j. Rich
rdson.
Leslie Chamberlin and daughter visited 7
is uncle, A. w. Chamberlin. last Sun !.
ay.
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Corinth.

r. C.Streeter went to Bradford last SIM
day, with his daughter, Mrs. H. Heath.
Philip Bombard and daughter Minnie
went to Burlington last Monday.
The report OF the fair at East Corinth
this week will occur next week.
VIM. Orr and W ife of yers lire becsm the
hapsy parents of an ~ pornd son last
Friday.
A party went to Fairlee Lake last Tues
day, and on account of the rain were
Obliged to stop over day.
Mrs. Henry Heath and Master WILDER
Heath and two small children from Brad
ford were in town last week.
The guests at Grin Hoods are his 1augh
ter Ada and husband from Burlington.
Eugene Darling leaves his summer home
for New York, Wednesday of this week.
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Read what G. B. Hart, a prominent drug
gist OF Sing Sing, n. Y, says of preparation
which NJ. J. Sargent d Son and Z. E. Evans
d Co., druggists. are introducing: Il can safe
ly say there is no medicine so good for bowel
complaints as Chamberlin's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy. There are families here
who would NJ do without it during the sum
mer months. consider it far superior to anv
other.