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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
S.,,.. 81 s.s..A s..s,.s 90 Cs.A,,.s. ..
IHsslvss<y.

To ths sr~iiisr. % GEORoE %. STAPLE.
% Cantss, In ths Coanty 20 Osfori and
STATE % NAin~, fn-elvent t~ltcr.
Noa are hsr.by nssifei. hat With III sppro,a
20 The Jstrs ~ The Csur - ln.ol,ency Toe sAid
e.anty. Tia .ssosd m~~tinx ~ On. sre.iit.rs oi
.aii fnsel,ent .. aypsins~i o. - hsli "a M
fret.sis toan H.-sm In Paris In ssii eounty
- Wednesday The isth day 81 Apr. A 10. isS
81 nins osh-k In thu fsrvao-sn.
Nea viii govern yoar-si,es sscorilasiy
sivea ssaer M hand AMI the orier ofCoar
thls ala aay % Mar, 4. o. Iss<
AlHEhr u. PARK. Register % he Coar
% Insolvency Zoe sAid Coanty % Otfori.
NlrANTIp -saLe.msn, tra,slinx 90 Lssi, al
w ary 90 eonmi..ioa a. prefsrr-i Oatat fr-~
Aairv.s 4. ~. tisr.ssisss 60, Ssr-srymss
t.snsya. ~. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

The venerable Allen q. Thurman In
bis old age enjoys tao very different
Kind. % readiHg. lie rad. 80 IL Il sald,
French novel. and the Congressional
Record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

OXFORD, 90 M q Count ~ frc,sts hsd u
Paris. ~ithis and for the Couaty % otfori
on the thiri Tuesday % Mar, a. u. Ice.
estate efEiISABVTii Z. RKOw y, late 20 nsti.sl
IN sshi Coasty, desss.s-i. thssinr pr~s~nts-t M
account ~ snirissrstion ~ me estate ~ sAid 10
e~ase-i fsr Ali.uanrei
nasles ~ ell psr-nas intsrv.ssi by causing eopJ
ef this erier ~ - pshush~-i tsrr~ webs sae
css.iyely On ths Otfori I,~mc.rst printei o.
rArs, that they may aptsAr a frossie tosr
Tus.isy % Apr. h<St. 81 nine o'clsk In IN
forvnosn, AMI shov eaa.s, n any thsy have. vhl
The sAms skouif nd n. alsv~i
GEORGE A. WILSON. JssiT,.
A true oory-aisess
ALnERr u. PARK. Rssisssr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

A gentleman sho IA. rxssntly hal ssperisncs
IN oss.patsr ba.ins.s. informs-i tn Reporter
thai h. sas pArtiCalsriy strusk 9Th sfoft- male
bt VaFts1. lssrsons D. stt IN esiitOr 81 pabli.h
st.t. ui~ut- dsrOxstsry D. othsr I'sops against
sbssa thsy sutsrtsia fcslisxs % enu,ty. The
srpefisues u thi. e~iitor I. ~ ~ means sscsp-
tisnal We have vpsstssiiy essn sOtciis.i y
punish ether peopls'. enemies snf - give y
t6sm -fesi hst- bat 30 respectfully define w
,tistinctiOn. With thsnk. We 10 not 80 tbs
colamR- % tAs Reporter b. panish car 0sa en.
saiis-. n ~s kRO~ 10. AMI 90 certainly 10 20
prVpS-s ~ 10 "a Tor Othsr peoPls.-ssSsr-ss No
porter.
Yet there are surprising number OF
people Who think IL IL the business OF
the paper, and an actual pleasure 10 u,
% vent personal spite for the beneht OF
An ssOld subscriber perhaps Que
who never took the paper at all; Of
course n makes no differenee As 10 that.
Everybody Who has had any experiences
IN the newspaper business understands
the matter veil.
The mott impressive fact In eonnec-
ton ~lth the sensational PoilArd-Bre
inridg. cAss now absorbing public a.
tenfion IL that there are too parties 10
the affair, Who have both siuped; that,
AZ Mr.. shelby aid In his opening. MANY
men have done the same thing and been
forxivea--bst . woman, never.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

Tls .uh-crilsr hsrvby ri,e- pabii. notice that
| Of PROBATE Zoe the toanty % Otfori All asssm
si The tru.t % Admini-trstor ~ u.s estate ~
OLIVER o. CHANDLER. tsts % ssthsl.
In ssii ooaaty, Decreased. by diving toei - ms
lao dirvst. be thsrvforv rvJss-ts sl psfs.ns IN
dslssi ~ the sststs ~ ssii decess~ito mshs I'm
mediate paytasnt. ant ths--~ vho have any 10
aaa.is ti.srvoa Go slklbit tbs same ~
Mar. sth. lDs fktp " CHANDLER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

TiII .als-crii<r hsrvsy sivss puslic nssios
thai he has t-~n daily sp,-,in,~t by The lieeos
abs Juiss ~ frObats fgf tbs toanty ~ Osfsfi.
% -
NANCY ". MURDOCH. k,s % nsstssh,
In sAli Coanty, jesssse,i. BY diving toni 81 The
Av dirvsts. he thsrtfofe requests al psr-ons
I..l.lss-i a. tis s.tsis % .shi ssss.si ~ rnaks
lmsas.iists par msnt. anil tbo.s sho have any
is,aaai. tksreon ~ sshihh tho sane ~
Mar D. l~ss slLNE-rtH y. htHpOSk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
RYrRsoS'. HEARING.

Ryer.on was given a hearing before
Trial Justice Rich st Bethel Monday
forenoon. The hearing WAS held at Pat
tees Hall to accommodate the crowd
R,er.on had at first announced hls In
ten,ion to waive examination aud come
to I,il to await the sctioo of the grand
jaTy; bat he finally decided To let the
state put la iis evidence. The hearing
opened Monday forenoon. The state
called six witnesses. The hearing Will
probably occupy the entire day At least
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

To .ahssrb~r h-,by 1--WE. palm. notio. that
Of erobsl. for tho ioasty % Okfori, ant as-sni
81 ths trust ~ txesstst % the e.tsts ~
MANY BisbEt, lsts ~ wssrferi,
In ssit e.ahty. desss-~l. by fttnf to@i s u's
az dir.sts. hs thsrsfsfe rrs,ussts al psf-ons IN
lstts-t o. The estate ~ .si desss-ei 81 mshs ~,
mediate payment. sni thss-s sho have any 10
msssis thsrvoa "a "a kIbs The SANE -
MAJ. -. ia. wINsLOw BisBkk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
MARRIED.

In Peru, Mar u. by A. Y. sssssp., r.,-. hr:
cssris. Clara and MIS- Is.s,s Raiiis. lSsh %
Peru.
In nrsir,.a, Mar 10. by Ds,Ii q. Chspns.
Hsq,. Orlando v. Piaisss-i % Brssissos. AMI Asry
Hs.iIos ~ sweden.
In sossh CsrAAs., Nsr. %. by Rsy. q. W,
Goali, wtilAri ., white ef hnmfori Fails. AMI
Tisra N. Maxwell ef sssth Carthage.
In Wepislosk. Mar. ~. by Alden ChAse. 6.sl.
Mr. Geosve ", Y. rsrham AMI hissC.rs , san
horn, l-sh 90 wesisss-k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

oxToRD. /. Al Q Court % PROBATE. hsbi q
Ps,t., within ant for The County 81 ~.
forl on tho thlri TUESDAY - hsrt ~ l-t
Nellie D. t,es's-tsr. willow % ANhI " ia
CDsrEH. late - Hartford. is-sa-ssi, having W.
.satei her Petition Tor an slh'sanoe ov' ~ ths
rsrsonsi t.tsls ~ a.. f.s.a.e-if
OkDtHts, that the ssh fstiiossr give
asies o. an psr-oas Interested, w causing .
eopy % this or'isr ~ 10 pubtshc.i thr.. ~ssh.
.usse..l,sly In ths Osforl D,mocrsi. prini~i 81
rrols.t. ,oar b. - hskisa % rsrs, In sail
Coan,y, 90 the thlri rus~isy ~ Apr. ns,t q
nlns oeh-k In tho fOrvnaon. anil shos aus W
any thsy have. against the ssms
GkDR.k 4. WILSON, jgiss.
A true ospy-st,s.t :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

x.sss. ssssss:A E:ss,.s q c'sA''sss ..
To The crrsiissrs es ALBION r. hARsli Of
Dis ali, % IL Cssnty efOsfsri asd ssass 81
Sss sis lsrssy sssissi. rAss visA sAs sppr.y.
q sf - jsis.sf tks Cesn 81 iss:,vs.sS f.s
ssid Cos.sy, ~ ss.:sd hs.ti.s q ~ Ss.i,
IT r % :s csss ssss rfss u "a cssssy
3. wsi.ssl.y o. ~ Day q AZ: A D. o., -.
yoarsslvss accordingly.
(, S;:: ~: :, ~, ;a s. s. - :. 'r'" 0's'
....::g p =. s z c. ): 90" q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
ANSWER TO sNloMA.

A stitch In time saves nine.
(Ans~ered by urrie u. Ryerson,
Paris, aged Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
H.s,.. ct s.:..s a:....s .f c'sa''ss'

IN inssivsssy.
To the er~iiscrs q JOHN =: PkSLni'
ssr, ana rr Ia. q Ma. i ..',... p:s..s' i
You arr hervby nOsiaei, That with Ne ap-
vsosai Of Ihs Judge Of ths Ccsrs Of lnsol.sn.y
isr said Cesnsy ~ ssce.d Meeting Of sas
10 hsn ss ne Prvsas. Coart rvvm IN
i'ars In said Cssssy % wednesday. the lSh
isy OF pr A. ID. irsl. % Aise seioek In NJ forv
siv,. ss.,sr ny nssa ssi ths srisr sf Cssss
ia siss day Of Mail, a. d. ~.
ALBkKf b. "a TX. nsr.sss q tss Cesrs Of
t.soivsscy Cor said Colssy % Oxfo~t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
BORN.

soa, o daughter.
In Waterford. Mar. Is. W tie wife Of ChAr's'
W. Gammea, daughter.
In fsru. Mar. Is. 70 the win ef n. Hall. . scs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
pigp.

In Rstssi, MAJ. %. Mr.. Mary Geriea. u,.iss
ef ths late Ds Charie. Gorica. aEei Al year..
In Lowell. Mar. 81. Mr. Csrciirs y. Hartman
ASet ~ years
Ia nsthsi. Mar Is. Mr.. Carte, uife % J. Her
t~t Carter, as~i ~ year. ant sds,s
In Giiesi. Mar. "a Mr.. ABIGAIL site % IN.
late Luther stiiss. axe.i VI years.
In Hartford, Mar. u. Mr.. Atwood Ames
asel "a year..
10 Hsiiss, Mas. Mar. u. Nj. Lo,,Is N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
InE INQUEST.

The Inquest ~ss oP~nei friday iorr-
noon az the Eyer.on house, bsfore Cor
nsr y. N. Bar,lrtt % Rumiofd. A jury
was empaneled consisting of Henry
Davis, Foreman, Daniel A. Coffin, Nal-
entine Gllncs, y. 4. farnum, L.. ID. Hop
kins aud George y. brown.
Below !. given a summary of the most
important testimony. No, all the VII
n...s. nor all their testimony are given,
but only the most essential parts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

The section around the scene Of thl.
tragedy !. given by nelghbors nj som"
distance the name of having been recent
~ the scene % several broll. and high
inks" u one Kind or another, Inspired
by the ardent that l. supposed not to be-
cold In Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

Tug .ah-crilsr hsreby fi,e- yabli. n.sics
Jpire % rrol.sts Coz The C.anty Of Osfori and
a.sass~i ths trust ~ ks-sater ~ the esssse OF
SARAH A. wIiiDDk>. late % l,snmart'
In s.ii County. deresse-i. By st,tns boni .. The
nv iir,ss.: H. thsrvferv rs.iss-t. all p~r.ons
Insisbsei 3. The estate ~ ssit aesss-s.i ~ mAhs
iaams-lisis payment. asi th"-s ~hs have any
ismaais thsrvoa ~ eshlbit the .sies "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

po.tm..ter st Rumfori, testified To he
la, .ummonei "Wednesday AFTERNOONS by
Ry,r.on's daughter and going Ia Gy-r-
ersou's house With Dr. stuart. Went Ia
and looked 81 the wount, then csm- oui
where Rysrsoa Was. lie said he had
shot Joe stevens. ! stayed With him
mott OF the tune for the next three
hours.
y. What explanation Of the sn'l'
did he make to you: A. lie ssid joe
had abused him up To samner Sessions
that sfternoop, took him dosn ana
choked him. After that George told
Joe he couldn't abuse him any more,
ssd n b dldar leave bis house and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
Another Homicide.
"A Shooting ARRAY at
Milton Plantation.
Geo. ". RyeTs0l Charged With
killing Joseph A. Stevens.
Important Testimony At the Inquest,
and a Verdict duplicating
Ryenon.
RUM DlD IT.
RuM DlD IT.

Another shooting array In the staid
old county Of oxford; one man dead,
AMI another under arrest charged siih
the killing.
The people 10 the county we're shoSk-
81 BY the report that Joseph n. stevens
vas shot In Milton Plantation last Wed
n. .dsy afteruoon. and died from his
wound. late In the evening; and that
C.orr, ". gyerson ot Milton MAS in
custody charged Nth the killing.
George ". Ryer-on lives In Miiton
PlantaiIor, four or ise miles In north
e..terly direction from the Milton poet
Office. IL VAS al his house that the At
FRAY occurred.
Joseph 4. stevens,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

daughter % George W. Eyrrson. some
IA S.ars Of sg-, testified that sh. Was In
the roou until IN. men elinches', when
.h. ran cut. Her testimony ss To the
part % the affrsy which she witnessed
Was substantially the sam. ss her moth
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-08

Messrs. Lawrence and Delano of Ell
more favored the resolution. 1t was,
in fact. test question on whether the
legislature would go to Rutland on
Friday morning. Mr.. Lynde Of
Dummerston demanded yeas and
nays, which we've taken, resulting yeas
l3l. nays. rs. just as the vote wa
announced, a message came in from
the Senate of a JOINT resolution, there
adopted, providing for no adjourn
ment over Saturday. When the mat
Ter came up, Mr.. Ladd of Alburgh
moved that it be ordered to lie and
be made a special order for Tuesday,
which was adopted.
Bills approved:-H 80, teaching
patriotism in public schools.
Killed: II Ill, reducing legal in
terest to five per cent. II 2ls, reduc-
ing trustee process to 20. II 245,
to change the name Of Alice Morrell.
II 265, liens on buildings.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-08
Are You i'm 1t?

Mr.. Chas. B. Spain of Columbia Univer-
sity has recently examined the records of
the surrogates of thirty five counties in
the state of New York, covering the last
three months of 1898 and including the
counties of New York and Kings, the
richest in the state. The results are re
markable as showing how few people
leave any estates at all and the low aver
age values of the estates left.
Out of 10000 persons over twenty five
years of age dying during the quarter, only
ss5 left estates equal to or exceeding 900
2, 466 I" q averaging 1892
6,649 " valued at 1900
Think of it ! Less than per cent were
worth IS, 600 and less than % per cent were
worth 81 ,292 when they died. The con-
clusion is that whether 9,115 out of every
1000 leave an estate of 5000 or not de-
ponds upon whether they have life insur-
alice for that amount or not.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-08
Literary Notes.
st. Nicholas.

With November, a new volume OF st
Nicholas begins and with il new story
by Elbridge ). Brooks, entitled "A Boy oil
the First Empire" and whoever reads II
will not only know a great deal about the
Emperor Napoleon and the times but
will greatly enjoy getting such knowledge
The program for the year is wonderfully
appetizinp to bright boys and girls and 10
"grown folks" as we'll. Old subscribers
should renew early and new subscribers
should begin with this issue. We do not
know OF publication that gives so much
pleasure and profit to so many, the round
world over as does the st. Nicholas. Par
ents should consider we'll before refusing
this opportunity for educating and pleas
ing their children. The Christmas mum.
Der alone will make present worth hav.
ing and twelve OF the magazines may be
had by sending g to the Century Co., I'm
ion Square, New YORK.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-08
Equitable Agency

At the sum of S2,491 90
The premiums were 1925
Net profit S1,09S. AS
You see this man didn't have to die to win.
zone fact is worth thousand theories"
ANY one desiring Life or Endowment
Assurance can get statement of what
such policies are being settled at this year
by writing the General Agent at Burling
ton, VT, giving date of birth ofperson de-
string policy.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
Insurance in force, s932, So, 577
Assets, 1853, 056, 1896
Surplus, 81 1866, 750
AGENTS WANTED.
w. II. S.WHITcoMB, Gen1 Agt., Burling.
ton, Vt. F. E.IDUBoIs, Agt., West RAN
dolph, vt. w. NJ. SARGENT, Agt., South
Royalton, VT. G. S.DAvIs, Agt., Bethel, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-08

q, INT undersigned. ASging eeen 4tpp, nted ~ ne
anh roiAte Court for tire district n Hartford Goa
mssoners. 10 receive examine. and adjust ali clans
ana aeniAnds 81 all per~ous aEsiusf ihe estate %
AinhNo rogers late % Rayslion in sal Iiisi
ecsz>ed. and al elaisus exhibited In offset there
". hereuf give notice that ii5naet for the
poses Aforesaid. at the OF N. . Sargent ( -1I
50 koFalton IN the 22 fiAv 81 Jan. and igih av e
Apri next Npm o'clock y. VA. EMIT s'clock s. ~
81 said DAYS ana that six uloufiis f-51
NE 18th day Oct. A. D. 1894 Is the time E-lii-
81 BY saii Court for said creditors 10 present tf
claims 20 as for examination and allowance
D~ted Al ROY alton this 22d isv 81 Oct. A. Dlsf.
MARK ,. SARGENT Commits
ALBERT SARGENT, sioners. DO
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Wednesday.


Killed:-S %, laying tax on bicy
cles. Senator Sherwin, who intro
duced the bill, and Senator Darling
favored it. 1t was opposed by Sena
tors Hazen, Arnold, Miles and Barber
Passage was refused-24 to 3.
Passed:-H 80, setting apart por.
ton of day for the teaching of pat.
riotism in the public schools
Bills introduced IS II, by Senator
Plat, amending the law relating to
the spreading of contagious diseases.
Provides that members of the state
board of health shall receive s. a day
and expenses while at work, the total
expenses of the board and secretary
not to exceed 81, 600 for two years /;
joint special com. on public health.
5 7S, by com. on state prison, max
ing an appropriation of 50, 800 for the
purchase Of a pasture and a dwelling
house for the deputy superintendent;
com. on state prison.
: 81, by Senator Arnold, amending
the law relating to the insane so the
states attorney or county clerk may
investigate eases not liable for sup
port by the state; judiciary com.
Various House bills were referred.
HOUSE.
Petitions:-T Three, by Mr.. Ballard
of Georgia, signed by several hundred
people, calling for return TO the dis
trict system of schools; education. For
woman suffrage, by Mr.. Fuller of
Barton, signed by 400 of Barton's
best citizens"
Passed;-S 20, married women to
be administrators, etc. ii 53,removal
of mortgaged personal property. ii
III, appointment to scholarship in
normal schools by town superintend-
ents. II l76, relating TO length of
school terms and tuition.
killed;-H 20l,t simplify the COM
putation of interest.
Bills introduced:-H 24s, by Mr..
Ladd of Alburgh, amending act No.
l, laws of 1892, entitled an act TO pro-
mote purity of elections. Provides
for uniform separate ballots for each |
party; does away with the ballot |
clorks and lets the voter get his ballots |
in the booth |; elections.
II 255, by Mr.. Denison of Ran
dolph, TO pay +. L. Bass the sum
therein named. For expenses Incl
dent to the work of forwarding the
dairy interests of Vermont at Chica-
gol; claims.
II 251, by Mr.. Watson Of Hartford, |
TO amend No. 3, laws Of 1850. To |
make direct tax on savings banks Of /
seyen-tenths of one per cent; com. on
ways and means.
II 25s, by Mr.. Burbank Of Pitts
ford, by request, TO enable women TO
become voters. Women to take free
mans oath and pay poll tax and be
able TO read and write. Bill To be-
come operative when majority of
women in the state by vote express a
wish to have such a lawl; judiciary.
II Dol, by Mr.. Vance of Groton,
providing for the disposition Of the
income of the United States deposit
money and the Huntington fund APP
portioned TO Harris Gore; education.
ii PCS, by Mr.. Aldrich of Shrews-
bury, to amend No. Sc, acts of 1892,
relating to highways. Proposes tax
Of twenty cents on the dollar, TO be ex-
pended by road commissioned; high
ways.
ii 2l5,by Mr.Denison of Randolph,
N amendment Of, and in addition to,
No. lO9, acts of 1888, an act regulat-
ng sale of commercial fertilizers; ag-
'iculture.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-08

Estate OF Lizzie II. farutam.
Inc Undersigned haNta az teen appointed by the hon
Probate Court for the District Of Hartford Com
Elsslonefs 70 receive examine and adjust all c Ans
ana ueilands OF all persons aFaiust the estate o.
Lizzie H. farnlan late ~ R0yalton in said District
deceased and all claims exhibited Ia Offset thereto.
nerebY give notice that viii meet for the purno-s
sstotesAid AZ the "1ce OF larhcl William il .,
Royalfnu village
on the % day Of Jan. and pa dav Of April iS next
uom ~ O'Clock annuuti O'Clock. D. nj. escl Of ssi1
oAls ail hat SIX months from the @iih daV Of Tvs
a y 1874 i the iiae limited hV said Couri for SAD
creditors 70 present their ciam- Tor eNamila-
ton aud allowance.
2Oatesi ~ koyaliun this 24h day Of Oct A. ID. 1884,
EDWARD FOSTER Com
~" ARTHUR g. WHITMAN SnIissiCueTs
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THE LAW MAKERS
Find Time for Work and
Time for Play.

Three Steady Days at the Capital Call
for Two Days Junket to Rutland.
Most of the Bills in, but Few of Im-
pOrtance Acted Upon. Record of
the Week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-08
THE GREETING OF ,gl.

Absent friends we are once more greeting,
But there viii be sweeter meeting
When we meet on Canaan's shore,
Where we hope to part no more.
Brothers and sisters Call save one) have met once
more
As they did the twenty years ago.
But one has gone to that kingdom Of love
Where He is waiting for US all above
We meet to day to review the past
Hoping our friendship may always last;
For sweet is the tie that binds Us here
With the friends on earth we love so dear.
Twenty years have passed and aed,
And some are numbered with the dead
That met with us on that memorable day.
But now IN the churchyard lay.
] can see them now, though the years, score.
Have passed and gone since that kitchen door
Gave that last resound to that parting band
As they closely pressed each others hand
We bade each other a sweet gooa-by
With saddened heart and fearful eye,
And some OF as meet here to-day,
While some from earth have passed away.
IT'S sweet TO think that We shall meet
Aud each the other enc shall greet
In that sweet reunion by and by
In that sweet, sweet home beyond the sky.
Our Father Is calling u.s. one by one,
And soon our life work will be done
For Our heads with age are silvered DER,
And we soon shall meet to part no more.
We shall meet our savior in that beautiful land,
There With our friends, the angelic band.
Where the streets all paved with gold,
Heavens beauty to US Win unfold.
oh that lovely home that awaits us there,
In that beautiful world free from sorrow and care
It's the home Of the soul when this life is DER,
Where We hope 20 meet and part no more.
Wen meet again at the pearly gate
Where the loved ones viii watchiand watt
And when the gate shall open wide,
We soon shall be with the gloFihed.
when lie, the blessed Savior, comes
TO call u to that Eden home
There with the angels we will join arBs Sing,
All hail the Savior, Lord and King
rhcn let work and pray each day
To sow good seed while way,
And hope the fruit may ever bloom
In that bright world beyond the tomb.
Bat il on earth We meet no more
Let Us hope TO meet on that silver shore
Where perfect bliss shall attain
When We all hope 20 meet again.
sweet memories with hallowei tears
Are brought back through the orient wears,
And sim linger around this hnnored place
As we see each other face to face.
rhis gathering never shall forget
Tai our lives are DER and our sun Is set;
md an unhroken band We hope 10 be
" hen we meet on the shores OF Eternity.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-08
Economics.

One and a half teaspoonfuls
Horsford's Baking Powder
gives better results than two
full teaspoonfuls of any other.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-08

The price of "La Mode de Parisn and
"Paris Album of tashion''is g. so each for
a years subscription, or 35c. per copy.
The French Dressmaker'i costs So per an
mum, or 30c. per copy. 'sIa Mode" with
its low price, $3.50 per year, or 15c. copy,
is an admirable home magazine. For the
accommodation of customers they contain
coupon patterns which. as regards style
and prices, are unequalled. II you are un-
able to procure any of these journals from
your newsdealer, do not take any substi-
tute from him, but apply by mail to
Messrs. Mcdowell q Co, West 14th St,
New York.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-08

A FIesh-Fo Food
(Artifcially Digested.)

(Artificially Digested)
Assimilaied without any digestive ef-
fort. If you want to grow fat, strong,
robust and plump, use this food. It
will stop the wasting and add new,
healthy tissue to the emaciated form.
Paskola is far superior to Cod Liver
Oil in consumptive cases, without its
repulsive taste. Thin, pale people
gain from five to ten pounds a month.
You can buy it at any drug store.
Send your name to The Pre-digested
Food Co., 30 Read ST., New York, and
get their interesting pamphlet.
r. G. Morton, West Randolph, Vt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-08

Ladies desiring hair work call on Ms. Hiram
Bean. West Randolph: Vt. Write for prices.