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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-08
Stafford.

Lucien Parker of So. STAFFORD has been
appointed guardian for Abram Brown, in
place Of M. H. Brown.
A young medical student from New
Hampshire, lately graduated at the medi-
cal college at Dartmouth, has been riding
with DR.. Chaffee the past week, with the
object IN view OF purchasing the doctors
practice in town.
Mrs. Alexander returned to her home in
Massachusetts the first of the week, hav-
ing remained in town since her fathers
| death.
| The young people are preparing for an
entertainment in the townhall at the close
of school.
Saturday evenings meeting was held at
the schoolhouse, for the purpose OF organ
izing band.
F. f. Walker played at the masquerade
ball at West Randolph, Monday evening.
The Walker Sisters give a concert at
North Thetford this week Thursday.
Mr. Blood of Norwich came Saturday. to
run the creamery for few days.
| Davie Adams has been spending few
days at his fathers.
The reading on geology Saturday even
ing, at the g. A. X. hall, will be by Mrs.
E. V. Parker.
John Udall was home from West Ran
dolph over Sunday.
Fred West of East Brookfeld arrived in
town Friday for a short visit.
A good number from this village at
tended the singing school at So. STAFFORD.
Mr.. II. W.Allen went to Enosburg Falls,
Monday, TO be absent for few days.
The Christian Endeavor Day exercises,
which was given Sunday evening, was i'm
pressiVe as we'll as instruntive and helm
full, with its statistics, emblems, beautiful
plants and cut flowers and little children,
and large and attentive audience.
Laura Hatch closes her school in the
Old City, Friday.
Kate and Gertie Walker were the recipi-
ents of a fine violin and mandolin last
week, gift from their father, which will
be used at their concert Saturday evening,
February 10, at the Universalist church at
South STAFFORD.
METH the label on your paper reads
Feb94, this is your LAST paper unless you
renew. Please do so now.
There were 5000 pounds OF milk receiv-
ed at the creamery during the month of
January, and over 81 200 will soon be di-
vided among its patrons.
There is no such thing as hard times in
country town which supports a good
creamery.
Half dozen of our farmers are making
plans for silos.
Mrs. Anna Wood, aged 81 years, died
Sunday, Feb. A, of erysipelas. IL er flu
neral was held Tuesday at her home.
A school exhibition will be held at the |
townhall Saturday, Feb. II.
Tuesday morning, the thermometer was
1S9 below zero.
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North Tunbridge.

Dana Grant has been quite sick but is
now recovering
James Robinson and his sister Mary
Ann are very sick and doubts OF their re-
covery are entertained.
Will Gould, former resident here, has
come from Lowell, Mass. He has pur-
chased w. B. Porter's farm and has com
menced business in good shape.
Anna, daughter OF William Ballou, is
very low and it is feared that she will not
survive this disease.
The Free Baptist quarterly meeting held
here last week, passed off well attended.
Several ministers were present--Elders
Farr from Randolph, Church from STRAIT
ford, Sargent from Corinth, Shepard from
Randolph, and Morrill, from New Hamp-
shire. On Sunday the house was well filled.
The mission collection was about IS.
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sonth Tunbridee.

Arson FELTON, is staying with his son
Elmer
The victims of the grip are well, and no
new cases are reported.
Hazen Chandler lost valuable COW last
week.
Mrs. Milo Howe is gaining slowly.
Mrs Lettie Buzzell visited at her fathers
last week.
Several attended the Free Baptist quar-
terly meeting at North Tunbripge on sun
day last.
Your correspondent is requested to re-
ply to statement which was made last
sunday in quarterly meeting at North
Tunbridge, that "the church at South
Tunbridge is spiritually on the decline"
The facts are ttat seven have joined the
church on probation, an Epworth League
with twenty-one members has been es-
tablished, and the usual services have
been kept up.
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West Randolph.

Gilman Moulton is in New York on
business.
Ray and Harrie Hnse of Montpelier
were the guests of DR.. II. II. Mcintyre
this week.
A. A. stebbins of Montpelier was in
| town last week.
Union services were held at the Cong'l
church last Sunday evening.
DIR. Bailey was in Bethel last week as
consulting physI clan in the case of NJ.
Sylvester.
George Wood has completed his job on
the Normal school building at the Center
and has moved back t. this place.
Master Gerald Stevens entertained his
young friends at a birthday party Satur-
day afternoon.
It is hoped and expected that Bishop
Hall will visit the Episcopal church here
during Lent.
The ladies Of St. Johns church gave a
pleasant Experience Party" Tuesday
night and took over s2i.
Mrs. o. r. Greene and Miss Flora Heb
ard spent Sunday with friends in South
Royalton.
ID. c. Woodward has been quite serious
~ i'll and confined to his house for the
past two weeks.
LOST. Royce and Johnnie Bass lost
their tippets Monday as they came home
from school.
Carroll Granger of Barre was in town
over Sunday.
Miss Holland of Walpole, n. II. is visit
ing in town, the guest Of Mrs. n. M.
Draper
Go to Eldredge for insurance on farm
property, fair treatment, no advance in
rates.
The Good Templars will hold their reg
ular meeting in q. A. K. hall this Thurs
day. evening at 80 o'clock.
t. j. Adams left Wednesday night for
Boston where he will spend week.
J. G. Coburn has moved into a tene-
ment in VIM. Bass house.
Mrs. Eulie ID. Lane arrived home Mon
day evening for a few weeks visit to her
mother, Mrs. W. A. Hood.
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Tunbridge.

Whitney Post and Relief Corps gave {
reception to DIR. and Mrs. e. Il. Dean anc
their friends at G. A. R. hall, Saturday
evening. fine silver table service was
presented DR.. and Mrs. Dean, as token
of the regard in which they are held by
Whitney Post and Corps, the presentation
speech being made by Commander III. X
Hayward. The genial doctor and his good
wife were taken by surprise and the doc.
tor could hardly control his voice as he re-
piled to Commander Hayward and thank
ed the friends who planned the pleasant
surprise. supper was served in the q. A.
r. building. Speeches and songs follow
ed and the call for Sights OUT was not
sounded until midnight was near. DR..
Dean is a son of the gallant soldier who
served in the fighting 9th n. II. Mrs.
Dean is an esteemed and active mem Der of
Whitney Relief Corps.
Mrs. Eliza M. Nelson, a highly esteemed
lady whose residence has been in this viii
lage for many years, died Jan. 20, aged 56.
The funeral services were held at the
Cong'l church last Thursday. The church
was filled with the friends of the deceased.
Miss Anna G. Ballou is dangerously sick
with pneumonia.
Fred w. Farnham and son of Copper
field have been visiting Carl e. Farm ham
the past week. Fred is treasurer of the
Copperfield Mining Co.
VIM. Stevens of Mortified, with his wife
and child, have been visiting at j. b. Sar-
gents for few days.
Mrs. Lura Dean is convalescing. She is
still confined to the house.
Elmer Farrar has hired the CORTLAND
Cowdery house and will move there soon.
The Freewill Baptist quarterly meeting,
held at the north village, closed Sunday.
Mabel Sargent of Corinth is visiting in
town.
S. B.Buell of STAFFORD was in town Sat
urday to attend a meeting of the Worlds
fair society directors, he being president
OF the society. His mother accompanied
him and visited Mrs. G. w. Stearns, who
was an old-tine friend of hers.
The old list OF superintendent for the
Worlds fair We're reelected Saturday.
There was one change only; N. G. Preston
was elected IL place of L. +. Howe.
Willard 7 King is confined to his bed
with bilious trouble, but is said to be
better.
DIR. Frederic WEIGH is to go to the hos
pital as soon as there is vacant bed. ID
is hoped that his leg will be saved.
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Corinth.

Miss Eta Hood is at work in j. Bald.
wins family.
Walter Brown is i'll and his recovery is
doubtful.
Josiah Sargent is preparing for large
barn the coming summer.
Mrs. Joshua Knights mother is very
feeble.
Ida Hood is in Burlington caring for her
sister, Mrs. Harrington, who is ill.
Daniel Willis is failing very fast at this
writing.
Mrs. j. NJ. Scribner is in poor health.
DR.. Bixby of West Fairlee was called to
see her last Friday.
J.F. Rollins went to Barre last Friday
to get goods for his grocery store.
A quantity of potatoes were drawn to
Barre last week.
Several teams went to Bradford the first
OF the week, Notwithstanding the storm
and hard travelling.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-08

Quite number from Sharon attended
church here last Sunday.
Edgar Gibson of Sharon spent Sunday
at +. f. Hollis.
The Wheeler house is for sale.
News was received Monday of the death
of Mrs. Annis of West Rumney, n. II.
The remains OF Mrs. Stephen Downer,
former resident of this place, were
brought here from st. Johnsbury for bur-
ial last Monday.
Frank Copeland of Olcott visited his
father the first OF the week.
May Stearns OF East Corinth and Addie
Corliss of Manchester, n. H., spent few
days last week with their cousin, Mrs.
F. p. Wheeler.
The "Band of Honor boys will give
their popular drama, 1.-THE Drummer Boy
or Scenes in Our Late War;" Feb. 23rd.
This is a worthy object and we hope that
every one will patronize it and thus en-
courage the boys.
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RH.a!:,.:!!! B BsMdsz
ABSOLUTELY PURE

The following resolutions on the death
Of Sister Mary Eta Pettes were adopted
by the l.. A. s., Jan. "a, 1894.
! WHEREAS: Death has for the first time
invaded our ranks and taken from our
midst our esteemed sister, Mary Eta
Pettes, and
WHEREAS: By the loss of Sister Pettes,
we mourn one who was among the earliest
to join the society, and during the years
since its organization has been an honor
ed and beloved member of our sisterhood,
and
WHEREAS: As we remember the deep
interest she manifested in our order, how
dear were the ties which bound her to us,
her patient endurance OF suffering
throughout her long illness, her gentle-
ness and Christian faith: therefore be 1t
Resolved That we bow in humble
submission to the Divine Providence,
which Eve trust has removed our sister
from suffering to an eternity of peace and
joy, and
RESOLVED, That we extend to the fam
lily OF our deceaSed sister-COmrade Cor
nelius Pettes and our sister, Lillian M.
Pettes-our heartfelt sympathy in their
bereavement through the removal of
true and loving wife and mother, and
RESOLVED, That in token Of our own
bereavement, our charter be draped for
thirty days from date, and
RESOLVED, That copy of these reso-
lutions be spread upon the minutes of this
society, that smother be sent to the fam
lily OF our late sister, and that they be
published in the CHELSEA HERALD.
Respectfully submitted in f. G. and J..
S. ADA HALL Committee
FLORA CoRLIss on
EMMADARLING Resolutions
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south Randolph.

Miss Sadie Kent entertained company
from New York one day last week.
Mrs. George Pember returned Saturday
from Montpelier where she has been con-
sulting DR.. Chandler in regard to her ewes
Our recent blizzard sent number of
pedlars into this vicinity last week.
Miss Sadie Kent has so far recovered
from her recent illness as to be able to at
tend the business meeting of the sewing
circle at J. M.Pember's last Saturday pm
George Conant, wife and children visit
ed in Hartford recently.
Mrs. E. P. WILDER is convalescent from
a slight attack of the grip.
Miss Vie Davis visited her grandmother
a few days last week.
Go to Eldredge for insurance on farm
property, fair treatment, no advance in
rates.
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Pomfref.

II. d. Ransom and family and Mrs. Geo
Harding are sick with the grip.
The sociable held at the hall last week
was largely attended and enjoyed by all
IL is hoped that Misses Vaughan and
Thompson will give more OF them.
Chester Mosher has drawn to the mill
six twelve-f foot logs, which were obtained
from one hemlock tree. One of the
logs measured feet in diameter. He OBJ
tanned nearly "a cords of bark from this
tree. II he had let it grow a few years
longer, it would make the California sap
lings blush.
Our town is being flooded this winter
with agents and peddlers.
Our town fathers meet this week TO see
how nearly bankrupt we are.
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We cannot say too often to our readers
that it is wise policy for them, before
purchasing any article of furniture, TO
send five 2-cent stamps to Paine's Furni-
ture Co., as Canal ST., Boston, and secure
from them their 2ss-page General Cata-
logue,w with over 300 illustrations. 1t gives
full particulars of all pieces OF furniture.
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A CARD.-In behalf of both myself and my
sisters, wish to thank our friends who
have, both with help and sympathy, been
50 kind to us during our trouble. Words
cannot express the gratitude we feel tow
ard them GEORGE C.HAAIMoND.
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Topsharn.

La grippe has the greater part of our
town in its tolls.
A. G. Norwood has sold his store to
j. X. Nolan a. Son. Many will regret
the departure of Mr.. Norwood, altho'
the new firm will be we'll liked.
DR.. c. Hutchinson has gone to Concord,
n. H., to attend patients.
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
Corrected TO Nov. 19,lS93,
GOING SOUTH
II

Trains leave Randolph as follows:
2:00A.M.
Night Express from ogdensburg, Mon
treal and the West, for Boston. Lowell.
and all New England points. Sleeping
cars for Bost. n, via Lowell, also, for
Springfield. run daily, Sundays included,
and from Montreal to Boston, via Lowell.
1917 Am.
Mail from ST. Adams and Burlington for
Boston, via Lowell and Fitchburg, for all
points in New England.
I:35 P. M.
Limited Express from Ogdensburg, Mon
treal and the West for Concord, Man
chester, Nashua, Worcester, Lowell and
Boston, and for New York,via Springfield.
1853 Pm
Passenger from White River Junction and
Windsor.
GOING NORTH.
2.0OA.M.
Night Express from Boston and New
York, for Chicago, Ogdensburg and the
West. Sleeping car to Montreal runs
daily. Sundays included, from Boston,
via Lowell.
S:47A.M M.
Passenger for Rutland. Burlington, st.
Albans. Riehford and Rouses Point.
1927 p. NJ.
Mail train from Boston, Worcel ter, Spring
field. New London and New York, for
Burlington. st. Albans, Ogdensburg, Mon
treal and the West. Drawing room car to
Montreal.
Sill Up. m.
Fast Express from Boston. for Montreal
and the West. Pullman palace sleeping
car attached, running through to Chicago
without change.
S. w. CUMMINGS, Gen1 Passenger Agt.
+. w. BALDWIN, Genl Supt.
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Il II the label on your paper reads Feb
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this is your LAST paper. II so, please re-
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MARRIED.

In East Randolph, Feb. 1, by Rev. N. n.
Farr, Mr.. Fred K. Smith and Miss Hat
tie NJ. Morse.
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BORN

In West Randolph, Feb. 1, a daughter t,
George K. and Emma NJ. Brown.
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DIED.

In Barnard, Feb. 1st,of bronchitis, Car
RE Tucker, only child of George c. and
Carrie NJ. Hammond, aged months and
IL days.
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Ia IL the label on your paper reads Feb
81, this is your LAST paper. Please renew.
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The Newest Goods.

We make this one of
our special features, to
carry the freshest lines of
everything. As fast as
the new styles appear IN
market, they are quickly
shown on our counters.
You can make your Sc
lections from one of the
cleanest stocks in the state
{. A. Thomas,
West Randolph, VT.
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IITLE CHIEF MINE-CALL FOR BIDS FOR
Il sGnae1 werk- TIE SsItsagusmiss snc sultan
Mining Company hereby invites bids Tor tan-
n@l1ng IA the Little Ea4eg' mise. the WORK 70
BE- in continuation OF thsr now ia prpgress-
BIDS 20 he delivered ~ the eoEs panys Once SOS
New YORK block, eczttie. on or ostore ~ CLOCK
bidder must furnish satisfactory uoud Tor faith
fzi performances % contract Inc cor pany re-
serves tie right TO reject suy snd all bids
=. A ROSS. Gen. Mgr.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUuDERs-SoTICE
" - hereby given that sealed bids viii be re-
e-ives. until 20 clock o IA Monday, Deem Der g.
lsss. Tor the construction Of the following. viz
FIrst-Two bridge piers according 70 plans
the Office OF The board OF county cor missso1ers.
secona-Ons CON b5uatiou span leo feet long
sns Is feet wide n the Clear, 20 support 8 live
load OF 20 pounds per square foot for truss and
50 pounds per square foot for floor system,
plans, specifications and strain sheets 10 De SUB
mittsd By bidders
Thfrc-About $50 feet OF 'thrce pile ap-
preach. beDts Is feet apart
All piles 70 be drivsa at least y feet
Piers 20 be sunk TO ted Of the river.
Lover chord of -psn to DC Is feet above water
OF " hIte river 81 present stage
Locst on OF aoovs over White river az Auburn,
a. crossing Of what Is known as "oreen River
Road"
Bids must be sealed endorsed sBid on Bridge
at Auburn" and accom- panied by cash or = eerti-
ted check for sS0. Eayabe 10 Fred 1sseh,
chairman, which said amount shall De forfeited
20 King county in case the successful bidder
fails TO enter into contract with good and sufh-
cient bonds in double the smount OF the con-
tract Price within tive days oi the date OF award
Biz. must name lump SUN for the piers and
span and price per lineal foot for approach.
Payment will be made in warrants drawn on
the road and bridge fund OF King county, par
tial payments TO be made al the option OF the
board. but final payment TO be made 10 days
after the contract Is completed and bridge &C
copied
Bridge must he ready for travel within 30 days
of date of execution OF contract
The board reserves the right 70 reject any and
al bids
By order of the board OF county commission
erS F. A. TWICHELL,
Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners
b. NATHAN BEMAs, Deputy.
Dated this The 2lsl day OF November, A D.
lSo4
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Drxrns xyD rUsER<Ls

DATIFY-In Ssstfse. Tassdays November q,
fs4G a. resfasnes 81 n alley, rear OF asa"
fsoss street, bstsss1 fitfa Ana -i1tS sifssAs'
A. " Dssley. Of consumption.
FpfeKaF~-Et Monte Crsst0 Friday. So~sn-
Der - fzss KILLED ~ snovsisde. Ioals Eriex-
ssn, sges - yssrs
Fauersl from B1aney Il stewards chapel a.
s.ao Thnrx1Ay morning. November % later
rseut n EaEs Sgsw eszns:sry.
TFRSs-In ssnstss. Tuesday. November u.
Irss Al lszs EsevsntA strest, Sona ksrns. aged
"a years
Funeral Thurs1Ay. Sovsuzber - a; g. ~.
frou sacred Heart church. iutsrmezt ia Cal
Ssry esrBeterF.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN The SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
l. OF Washington for King county.
In the matter OF the estate OF George F. Abbott
deceased. Probate department No. 1917
Notice Is hereby given that the final account
OF James l. Wetherby. Rdmi nistFator of the es-
tate OF George r. Abbott, deceased. has been
nIed IN the above entitled court, ana the 30th
day OF November. 1894, at $50 a. M, has been
set by said court as the time Tor the hearing
ana settlement OF said final account and said
final account Will be heard and settled at the
courthouse of King county, in the city of Seat
tie, on the 3oth day OF November. 1894 at $50 u.
m. before the above Oh titled court
JAMES L. WETHERBY. Administrator
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