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The state herald., 1894-01-19

Governor Waite has led the Colorado
legislative horse to water. but the wi.e
beast refuses to drink. There Is no
money in the treasury.-Ex.
The state herald., 1894-01-19

Editor Waite is now prepared to
wade, not in blood to the bride, but IN
mud to his ears, In defense Of his pscul-
lar ideas and the extra session call.-Ex.
The state herald., 1894-01-19

Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salvo clennscs,
puri6cs ind hcals. II was made for
that purpose. Use II for burns, cuts,
bruises, chappcd hands. sores Of all do.
scriptions and II you have piles use Il
FOR them. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1894-01-19

Nu,irn for utilization.
u. 5. Land oniec. sterling. colo. !
Jan. 4, lsni.
Notice n hereby given that the following
iNnnnod settler Inns filed notice Il his int-i.
ton TO make nnai proof In support OF his
claim. and that said proof will bc made bc-
fora VIM. q hobinson commissioner \ CIR
chit court for tho district of Colorado nj Iioi.
yoke Phillips county Colo. on f-b 10 is,& viz,
HENRY A kRuEGER
lid No iiaoi for tho NV v src W tppnrGw
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and euitiva.
ton OF. said land. Wat
william Arcns Of uolyohr yolo
james Duticr
Charles burris
George wright q"
u. v. Trbnos, Register.
The state herald., 1894-01-19
First Publication Jan. blseil No 80
Mites for Publication,

tfirst Publication Jan. bissti No $40
Nutirs for Publication,
Land once Mt Sterling. Colo,
- Jan. 2, lp9t.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler hns iiird notice Of his intcn.
ton to make final proof In support Of his
ciniin. and ths' said proof will b. mnde Ike
fore VIM Robinson commissioner q = cir
cult court for the district Of Colorado ut
hoiyoic, Colorado. on Feb. 10. isot. viz;
JAMES l. WOOD
It'd No 500 for tho 80 y sec iJf,p7nrGw
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cuitiva
ton Of. said land. yixi
James Hamilton of Holyoko Colo
Claus v johnson
George kirtrisht
Christian Kicker
". Y. TEDMOS, Register
The state herald., 1894-01-19

Burns are absolutely painless when
DsWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is promptly
applied. This statement is true. A per.
feet remedy for skin diseases, chapped
hands aud lips. and never fails to cure
piles. City Drug Btore.
The state herald., 1894-01-19
REATTY'S ORGf
tFirst pub.icatio I'm ~ lssI.o
y Land Office Sterling
Jan. 6 Is

tFirst pubhcatio Nm ~ ls9i)
y Land Office sterliniD
Jan. 6 lSs
Complaint having b. en- kered Mt this of
y flee by William j {uliouph against
Eugene T.. Richards foE .tilurc I, comn,v
with law as To Timber G - re entry M. Il,II
dated Sept. II, iss9. up,i ~, seI-i sec IL in q
Hw In Phillips cEety, Colorado. with
view TO the cancciiatt Qbf said entry, con.
tcstant alleging that II lie L. Richards fail
ed during the tth yctI1,ftcr date of said
entry to plow, plant olGherwisc cultivate
l0acres OF said tract. II during said An
year he failed to rcpl{ y or SUNNY trees
seeds or cuttings the {aT g having failed tn
grow, and that said fan .es still exist
Inc saiu parties are ihf,by summoned TO
appear at the Office of Il ". Bevgs. countv
clerk mt uolyoke. Cold n the isth. dny of
March 1891, At l0o'clod1h m IN rcs,ond ,nJ
furnish testimony col r'rninv .n,d ,Ii.yaa
failure. Testimony d returned TO This of
nee by March 10, 1894 .hieb day same viii,
be considered.
The state herald., 1894-01-19
New York's latest crank rejoices in II

New York's latest crank rejoices in the
name Of Chick. He also does many
other things under the name OF Chick,
and writes over the name Ponlet, so he
says. He ia willing to compromise with
George Gould for 100000, which is quite
reasonable II you stop to consider the
kind OF bird Chick lie. Corresponding
daily with President Cleveland is one Of
his pecuiiar,ties. A letter purporting to
DO signod by two Brooklyn physicians
declares that he is sane, though Chick
himself has some doubts on that point.
The state herald., 1894-01-19


Freddie Gebhard is to be married.
The runner that has been current for
some time has been confirmed. His n.
Ancts Is Miss Louise II. Morris Of Balti-
more, and 10 said to be ono Of the most
beautiful women in America.
MIR. Gebhard has dono many surprising
things, and to New Workers ut least the
news OF his approaching marriage is not
less interesting than his experiment with
the gold cure, which seems to have beor
entirely successful and far-reachipg in
it's effects. Tho announcement OF Mr..
Gebhard's engagement carries with it n
suggestion that Prof. Kesley may have
bu,lded better thnn he knew, and that II
timely use of his famous euro might
drivo men from drink to domestic hnppi-
ness. Bachelors and men about town
should take notice.
The state herald., 1894-01-19

John n. Gcar has been elected United
States senator to succeed Senator Wilson
of lava.
The state herald., 1894-01-19

It's NIL the same, slight old,congest.
Ell lungs or severe congh. Ono Minute
Cough Cure banishes thom. City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1894-01-19
tfirst publication Dec IS, lSaa.) mo sas
NutiuH fur publication,
Land office at Sterling, Colorado,

Land office at Sterling, Colorado,
Dec IA 1908,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
tion to make final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before
VIM Q Robinson commissioner circuit
court for tho DISTRICT Of Colorado at Holyokc,
fhillips county, Colorado, on Jan 10 1904, viz:
WILLIAM BIGNELL
lid s6il for tho s'w v sec 70 tp7nrAw
Henames the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton If, snid land, Wiz
Henry Hargreaves OF Holyoke Colo
Alden A shafor
Smith 8 Worley
Fred Borland
HETEDMON, Register.
The state herald., 1894-01-19

BEATTY'S PIANOS an" ND. oR Rasi e. e.
ai'ls rnrK. Address Daniel Y. BEATTY.
Washington, N. J
The state herald., 1894-01-19

First publication Doc Y 1881 No oss
Nnt1De fur PuhnIatiun,
LaAd ONCE, at Sterling, Colo.
Dec 90tli, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his in
tention to mako final proof In support Of his
claim. and that said proof will DO made be-
fore VIM. q Robinson commissioner U cir
cult court for tho district OF Colorado st Hol-
yoke, Phillips county Colo, on Jan 70 1894
viz:
LOUELLA LAIN
HID E No l5oss for the sc Y sec "a tip On r4s W
He names tho following witnessed to prove his
continuous rcsidence upon, and cultivation a,
said land. viz:
Morris E Holt Of Holyoke Colo
Mary A Holt {" I"
George B Storm
Minor Melloy Z" I"
n. =. TEpAoN. Register.
The state herald., 1894-01-19

BEATTYS PIANOS aS,.s % s sss up War
i,s fro. Address Daniel Y. Beatty. wAshinstop
The state herald., 1894-01-19
(ffrst publication jan. 18th. iss,) Ne. psi.
Nntiua for Puhliu attun.

tfirst publication jan. 18th. iss,) Ne. psi.
NutiuH for Publication.
LAND orricE AT STERLING, coLo.,l
Jan. 10th. lsgs.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
ton to make fnni proof In snpprot Of his
claim. and that said proof will be made bc.
fore VIM. @. Robinson commissioner U. s.
circuit court for tho district Of Colorado, At
uoiyokc. Phillips county, Colorado, on feb.
23rd, isgi. viz.
JAKOB MANsER.
I'D Entry No. s0o9 for the s.w y SEE q tip 3 n
range 43w.
lie namss tho following witnesses TO prove
hrs continuous residence upon and cultivn-
IAN Of, said land, viz.
Carl ? schnaf, :. !,
David A. fickel. a. "
II. u. TEpNoN, Register.
The state herald., 1894-01-19
(first publicatiq AIN. ~. lsai1
U $ Land ofllc Killing C,io.J
Jan oi'lst.

Compliant having bech,, ,tcrc Mt this office
W "hi' T" "e,"ou against Bu-hrod
W Robbins for failure to- ,mn,v wit, law az
to TimbcsCulturc kntit So ma, dated
Aug. 9Th, 1853. upon tfe ID IA sec ., tns y,
rA Win Phillips county, Milo. with N view IN
the CANCELLATION of wv. con,,s,,n,
nncyfng that CAR so',es'""
and tih ycars,a sec dnfing the srd
pillow. plant orc tho ~ s"u en,ry 10
that he failed TONY t.15 .'rcs OF s''iu tract
on said tract durishef secas"I e"'tihR-
as required by iaN,y NM sh years
exist. 90 shu ihinres SIN
The said particspJ
appear ut the on ", su'""'"neu W
clerk AT lioyokc., w. MsRs county
March isai. at IoiH II inc is'h uhy OF
furnish tcsiimon's ~ W fesp"hu anu
failure. Testimony nns raiu aieseo
dee by March 18th ID. r..nIhea 70 'h'' OF
he considered. rid ""''" a"s s'"e wiz
The state herald., 1894-01-19
disqualification Jan. i2tn, 1917 Nc. 945.
NutiCa i0r Publication,
Lam f,rr,cv An ro,o


LAND OFFICE &r.k NO. coLo.,l
n, is5s'tsSsA
NOTICE. - hereby sslcatiun tnowins;
named settler has f'S - ice of ~ inten-
tion to make final PROOF In support of his
claim, and that said proof will DO made be-
fore clerk of district court Phillips county,
Colorado, Mt Holyokc, Colorado. OH Feb. nth,
1904, viz:
GEORGE Il. POE,
lid Entry No. 800 for Tho no ia see tp Tn
,rt3w 49,
lie names tliS railor II A~NT-'" bsN5ve
his continuous rcsidenco lo6 and cultiyn.
tion of, said land, VIZ:
Robert S. Stout, Holyoke. Colo
Andrew q. CauO!e,
Smith S. Worry,
Fred Borland,
LIZ. ONION, Register.
REATTY'S ORGf S7TEI I;,s IS SIS up
lncue. Address or call CD 0Asui Il. RrkT-y
Washington. N.
The state herald., 1894-01-19
Holyoke, Colo

'UWUN, HVglsUeT.
C-PIAsos SIS up
" Write for cata.
ANIL i. BEATTY
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-17

Died, of pneumonia. at the Merchants
Hotel in st. Paul, Mimi, Nicholas Nj
Erickson of Lewistown, Mont, aged 81
years and 10 months. He left a wife anc
three children. Mrs. Erickson was for
merly Miss w. A. Shipman of Bethel, VT,
and graduate in the second course from
the Randolph Normal school in 1878. The
Chicago Inter Ocean of April 18th has this
to say of him: an. M. Erickson of Lew
iston, Mont, died at st. Paul, Mimi,
Wednesday, of pneumonia. Mr.. Erick-
son, who was an exceptionally keen
merchant, began his career in Chicago
with the Western Union Telegraph com
pany. He for many years had charge of
their office in the Palmer House. Some
twelve years ago, he formed a connection
with United States Senator T. G. Power,
which ultimately resulted in their open
ing store at Lewistown, Mont. Here
the business was worked up to large pro-
portions and was unusually successful. At
the time OF his death, Mr.. Erickson was
half owner, besides being a director of
local bank and prominent in other
interests of the town. He will be buried
at one O'Clock to-day, from the residence
of his brother, No. 172 Stave street"
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East barnard.

Miss Gertrude Vaughan has closed
work for Edwin Bradley and returned to
her home in New Hampshire.
G. c. Stevens, on account of the timely
call OF DIR. Kenney OF Sharon, just es-
caped a severe attack of pneumonia.
The ladies OF the Aid society met at the
hall Friday and worked on their quilt.
Bert Sawyer is working for j. Q. Ad-
ans.
The cheese factory opens this week.
Martin, son of Norman Toilet, former
resident Of this place, but who has lived
in Missouri for the past twenty-five years,
died at his home in Omaha short time
ago, being stricken with paralysis in the
prime of life. He left a wife, three chill
dren, mother and two sisters, who have
the sympathy of all.
Charles and Walter Whitcomb visited
their friends in STAFFORD, Sunday.
Mrs. Adelia Chadwick is with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Whitcomb.
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STAFFORD,


Wednesday, May 9th, ID. E. Paine and
daughter visited friends in Tunbridge.
N. b. Cobb was in Sharon on business
May 9th.
Thursday, May 10, DIR. j. A. Day and
wife of Hartford were in town.
e. V. Parker has been appointed guar
dian for Miss Tabitha Carpenter.
L. r. Mead is the guest of Mrs. Janette
1 Bacon
Mr.. Mosher of Sharon spent Thursday
with relatives in town.
! Miss Alice Brown of So. Royalton has
heen stopping for several days with her
aunt, Mrs. Sherman, at So. STAFFORD.
VIM. H. Smith has just delivered over
800 worth of fruit trees for Chase Bros,
Rochester, n. Y.
VIM. f. Bacon and wife went to Leba-
non, Nh, Saturday to spend Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Titus.
L. ID. Parker and Z. L. Still were APP
pointed commissioners on the VIM. H.
Bacon estate,and met Saturday to appraise
the property.
Charles Reynolds went to West Ran
dolph the first of last week to work on the
new block.
Marion Hatch went to Pompa, Friday.
Stephen Chase of Hanover spent Sun
hd9 III NONH.
The B. II. Smith auction was largely at
tended Saturday, and the property sold
well. The farm was sold to James S.Mor-
rill, for e ,13O
Mrs. Emma Ames Tilden, formerly Of
this place, was thrown from a road cart
lastweek and seriously injured.
A. w. Pierce spent Sunday in town.
The infant son OF Harvey Hazeltnn of
W. K. Junction was brought here for bu-
rial Sunday.
Preparations are being made by the sun.
day school for Children's Day, June 10Th.
Last Sunday the school was reorganized
and Il. A. Hatch was appointed superin-
tendent; III. b. Cummings, assistant Mrs.
A. NJ. Hazelton, secretary, and Miss Sarah
II. Cummings, treasurer.
Ed. Dudley and wife of West Fairlee
were at her fathers over Sunday.
Hiram Barrett and son were at So. Straf.
ford, Saturday.
Mrs. Foote of Middlebury was here Sun
day.
d. c. Hyde was in Boston last week
Mrs. VIM. Rogers spent last week in
Norwich.
Mrs. Harlow Hazeltou is with her
daughter at w. Il. Junction.
Mrs. A. Fortune has fine girl baby.
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State rxperiment Station.

Bulletin No. Al, containing the Anal
ysis of Commercial Fertilizers licensed in
this State, has just been published by the
Vermont Experiment Station at Purling-
ton. 1t is a.16 page pamphlet with anal
Uses of fifty-three brands, compared
with their guarantees and valuations. II
also contains a discussion of trade values,
average composition OF goods compared
with those sold last year, and review of
the fertilizer business of the State for the
past ten years.
The bulletin is summarized in plain
type on the first page. The main points
brought out that:
l. More brands are sold in the State
than ever before.
2. While but one-third Of the brands
are entirely up to the guarantee, five
sixths Of them give the commercial equiv
alent OF their guarantees, there being suf-
ficient excess of some ingredients to COM
pensate for deficiencies Of others.
8. The average composition of the
goods sold this spring is the poorest
known in the past ten years. This is
largely due to close competition and the
increased cost Of organic nitrogen.
Copies of this or previous issues are
mailed free of charge on request.
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Iioxbury.

d. L. Nichols is laying a new hard
wood floor in his store.
/ The grounds about the Columbian are
I being graded and walks are beng laid.
Gilman Spalding is building a new
barn, and George Andrews is making eX-
/ tensive repairs on his house.
During the past week, the following
persons took a trip to Northfield: Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Fits, Mrs. Emily Bean,
Mrs. Doty, Mrs. S. G.. Spalding, Mrs.
Nelson Snow and Rev. and Mrs. Wright.
II is rumored that the Uniyersalist
church, so long closed, is to be opened
this summer and that services are to be
held therein. II is believed that the So
ciety is able to support service here for a
part of the time, at least, il all will work
together.
Mrs. Bragg OF Warren spent'a part of a
day here recently, while passing through
the town.
Mrs. Nelson Snow and daughter OF
Quechee arrived last week Monday on a
visit to the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Spaulding.
Billings Spalding was taken suddenly
i'll last week at Hartford, wnere he has
been boarding for few weeks. Friends
here were telegraphed for, and his sister,
Mrs. A. N. Tilden, quickly responded.
Misses Gertrude Rich and Della Wiley
of st. Adams were in town last week.
Will Spalding has received the offer Of
a fine position in the postotfice at Boston
and expects to remove there soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wiley.swere in
Warren, Friday.
Mrs. John Moffatt has finished work
for Mrs. Herrick and is now boarding at
George Williams.
Miss Mae Wetmore has gone TO Bethel
to work in the shoe shop.
Mrs. Genie Thompson and little Mar
jorie Spalding attended the carnival at
Montpelier last Friday evening.
Mrs. Dunsmore is quiteill.
Mrs. Mason has returned from her trip
to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. o. Thayer were in town
last week.
Mrs. d. b. Howe, ST., is quite i'll.
Shirt waists in black, white and colors.
Call and examine. Mrs. Ellis can fit you.
fFaymead,n the home OF Mrs. r. j.
Fay, has been greatly improved by new
coat Of paint.
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I}raintree.


The bobolink has once more put in an
appearance, and corn is being planted
fast.
There has been a frost on several morn
ings lately.
The BraintTee baseball nine has rented
the meadow in front of 5. Thayer's dwell.
ing and will use it for ball ground.
Rev. Mr.. Vator Of the Snowsville church
held a meeting at the Peth schoolhouse
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Ford and daughter from
the West are visiting at Heman Powers
The Hill society is repairing the par
sonage.
The new road machine lately purchased
by the town, is being tried by Road Com
missioner +. IL. Packard and is found to
be very satisfactory.
The difficulty in regard to the new GEM
etery does not seem to be settled.
Irving Flint, student of the Bangor
Theological seminary, has been engaged
TO supply the pulpit at the Hill church
for three months.
Mrs. Jane Clough of West Randolph is
visiting in town.
n II. Scott was in Bethel last week.
The hall has some new steps, which add
greatly to its appearance.
The West Randolph High school nine
played a game of ball with the Braintree
nine on their grounds Saturday, winning
the game by large score.
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Coritnh.

Mrs. Edwin Parker of Vershire was in
town last Monday.
Miss Flora Corwin of Chelsea is teach
ing ia Dist. No. 10.
Lyman Porter has purchased the c. II.
Rollins farm at the Corner, called the
Saml Flanders place.
W. r. Bliss went TO Chelsea on Friday
of last week.
Mrs. L. d. Heath and Mrs. ]. f. Merrill
returned home from Bradford last Thurs
day, after a visit Of several days with rela-
tives.
DR.. Corwin Of Chelsea is treating Mrs.
VIM. Burgin and Lydia Murdoch at the
Corner.
c. II. Rollins of New Braintree, Mass,
was in town last Monday.
j. II. Colby went to Oxford, n. H., last
Saturday.
Rev. E. T.Hutchins was called to attend
a funeral on the 9th, and Rev. MIR. Averill
the Corner charge.
As Henry Huntington was descending
the hill near Charles Sleeper's, "a thill broke,
shoulder and otherwise tanning him. The
by Mr.. Sleeper.
Oliver Bushan has purchased and moved
onto the late DR.. Sam Shaw's place.
Mrs. Mary Munson has gone to Mr..
Turner's in DuXbury to spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Edna Ackerson of Norwich is Wis.
iting her uncles Frank and Fred Hutton.
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Granville.

Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Kennedy, f. o
Kennedy and wife, Everell Farr and wife
attended Henry Sterling's funeral in War
rem last week Tuesday.
Mrs. Mcdonald is quite poorly.
Bessie Hubbard has a new organ.
Mrs. A. II. Ford was at the Bread Loaf
Inn last week Tuesday.
Horace Hill and son Nathan were in
town Sunday.
Edwin Estey and wife, Bert Estey and
Eta Hubbard are visiting at Z. l.. Mar
tins and with other friends.
Mr.. Stone, the State superintendent OF
the board of education, gave lecture
here the 9Th
Andy Blair lost a horse Thursday
night.
Ellen Downs has gone to Randolph to
work.
The Y. p. l.. A. meet at II. Beams, Fri
day night, May 18th.
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Union services will be held in the Uni
versalist church Sunday, May 9th, by
Rev. MIR. Dole.
Will Hassom was at home from God
dard Seminary, Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs Steele were in town last
week to attend to some repairs on their
house.
There have been frosts for several
nights.
Rev. Walter Dole remained for the Sun
day evening service and gave the young
people talk.
Mrs. Gile is with her mother, Mrs.
LAWN.
The Shepherd Family, which gave a
concert at the hall Monday evening, had a
full house.
The frame for the new blacksmith shop
is up.
DIR. c. c. Smith is able to ride about and
oversee work on the road.
Mrs. Stoddard, who has been very i'll, is
improving.
The Mite society will meet with Mrs.
Walter Sawyer, Wednesday, May 10th.
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North Randolph.

Mr.. Newton is away and expects to be
gone for some time.
John Flannery of Haverhill, Mass, is
visiting in town.
Florence Cone is enjoying the pleasures
of new Hartford bicycle
The friends of Miss Lulu Allen are
pleased to learn that she has recovered
from her illness so as to take her place in
the So. Royalton Graded school.
Mr. Plumley died at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. Dan Moulton, Monday,
the 7th, aged 81 years. Altho' in con-
slant pain for many weeks, be bore his
suffering without murmur.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-05-17

Mrs. L. S. Hayes from Bellows Falls has
been spending week with her mother,
Mrs. A. I. Danforth.
Miss Lucy Wild returned from pro-
tracted visit in Ferrisburgh last week.
Mrs. VIM. Skinner and Miss Alice Deni-
son spent last Thursday in w. Randolph.
Mrs.Albert Emery returned from Brook
field, Friday.
In Ferrisburgh, May s. a daughter was
born to Rev. and Mrs. Levi Wild.
Several young men from this place went
% Randolph Center, Saturday, to witness
the tall game.
Miss Alice Brown returned from STRAIT
ford the first Of last week, and in few
Gays was called back by the illness OF her
aunt.
y. P. Schmuker OF Virginia has been
spending a few weeks with DIR. Morse.
Saniord's Sweet Corn for sale by Geo. A.
Laird.
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Highest of all in Leavening Power-Iae U. S. Govt Report
RlNa..I!. B Bs,xi5s1!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
North Tunbridge.

c. NJ. Cushman and wife from Lowell,
Mass, are visiting at Mrs. L. p. Drew's.
Rev. MIR. Morrill, has gone to Eaton, N.
H., for his household goods.
Some Christian comrades are expected
to come here soon to labor and hold meet
ings.
James Pressey and lady have returned
from Lowell, where they spent part OF the
winter.
Cora Hackett is so much improved that
she is visiting at j. s. Hackett's.
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south Randolph.

Several farmers finished planting last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Morton visited Mrs
Morton's grandfather, II. NJ. Smith, the
first OF last week.
Harry Kent has a new bicycle and now
goes spinning along the road at great
rate of speed.
The frost Tuesday morning made sad
havoc with fruit blossoms in this vicinity.
The grape crop will be an entire failure,
apple blossoms are badly discolored and
probably are fatally blighted.
c. S. Paine and wife visited friends in
Bethel the first of the week.
can save YOU money on room paper.
Three hundred samples for walls and
ceilings. / viii hang it in a workmanlike
manner, il desired. 3w II. A. MACON.
Remember Evans is THE Druggist.