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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-02-01

NeAt sunday evening, Feb. A, there is I,
oe special exercise at the Conp'l church
SGulin:nemorating the founding OF tn,
Clarke W III r.
Mlss Eastman holds a school exhibition
az 90 otranord, Wednesday evening, Feb. Z
.t yonn Smith, wife and child of Rice.
ii. Smith. VI .
Rev; and Mrs. Palmer OF Sharon were in
| t Henr MONDAY OF last week, guests OF Rev.
henry Cummings.
Inc Strafford Dramatic club held a re
evening. =
| ton. Al Duo
Mr.. Smith is engaged as engineer in the
Dedstead shop.
Inc Inc young people had sleigh ride Sat
urday evening.
henry Rowland and wife of Tunbridge
spent Sunday at Mrs. John Hazeltou,s.
MRS; Don Root has sufficiently recovered
home. WV
Mrs. Upton has gone to live with her
daughter, Mrs. Root.
The singing schools this week are on
tuesday and Thursday evenings. and those
at 80. STAFFORD conducted by Mr.. Colburn
OF Union Village, are on Wednesday and
Friday evenings.
Mr. Smith OF Dartmouth visited friends
here lost Thursday.
The Walker Sisters gave vocal and in
strumental concert at Vershire last week
Monday evening, and at Corinth, Tuesday |
evening.
There has been considerable sickness /
sizes.
The milk has increased at the creamery
IN the last two months from 800 pounds
TO 3,0OO; and several new milk routes are
under contemplation.
OF the 20 deaths in town during the last
year, the average age was rs years, no
young persons having died.
Z. F.Ayery is engaged this week at work
N the Baldwin Spring House, for Mrs.
)owner.
There have been Is births reported the
past year in town.
At the Installation of officers of HeHry
DOW post, G. A. r., Saturday evening,
ONE very pleasant "reminiscences were
'lven by Lieut.. John p. DeMerritt, now {
,astor OF the Cong'l church at Exeter, n.
l., OF his services in the Dept. of the Gulf {
n our late war.
The first OF five readings will be given at I
he G. A. R. hall Saturday evening. on ge-
logy by K. V. Parker, commencing at {
o'clock.
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Rev. John p. DeMerritt preached in the
Baptist church last Sunday forenoon.
Quite a number are out of health in this
vicinity just now.
The STAFFORD quarterly meeting will
hold its session with the Baptist church
here, commencing Friday afternoon Of
this week.
Last Saturday evening, linen wedding
was held at T. F.Broughton's. All pres
ent enjoyed themselves greatly.
The Tunbridge Cornet band is to give
festival at the Tunbridge House, Feb. 9.
We, as town, ought to feel proud OF the
musical talent of the "boys" and OF their
progress. Now let every one i'm town show
his appreciation of the excellent music he
has heard from time to time, by lending a
helping hand.
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Tunbridge.

The alleged correction printed upon the
| 4th page of the last issue of the HERALD
| was Outrage The readers were,
IN effect, told that in an obituary item,
published in this column Dec. II, there
was something wrong. There was not in
the item word nor was there behind ii a
thought of disrespeot for the diseased per-
son. Only facts were given. There is not
enough of truth in the alleged correction
to save 1t from being ridiculous as well as
false.
James g. Griffith, who was born here
March 80, 1880, died in Macon, Ill. Dec 29.
de was for many years resident here.
Henry R.Hayward, commander OF Whit
ney post, installed the officers OF the STRAIT
ford post Saturday evening.
1t is reported that Charley French win
go to hospital for treatment.
Some excellent ice is being cut by the
farmers who have diaries, from Hayward
d Kibbey's pond.
Prof. c. F. Balfour met the singers here
Tuesday evening OF this week.
Several men, who lately came from Bar
re,are working in the granite quarries up
on the Chelsea side of Brocklebank Hill.
Will Davis OF Barnard visited here last
week. He was guest of James l.. Farm
ham.
Mrs. .. A.Dean, VINO mas been quite SICK |
with the grips reported to be better. Mr.. |,
Dean has been sick with the same disease |
for a few days.
Fish OF So .Royalton has been attend |
ing some of the sick in DR.. Deans absence.
Rolla Pierce and Susie Sargent were
married last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Hiram X. George has been very
sick the past week with pneumonia.
Nathan GPreston is reported to be quite
lick with bronchitis.
Rev. j. p. DeMerritt preached at the
Jong'l church last Sunday afternoon.
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@!a!::,.;!!! Bs&dsg,!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

SICK swindler has been operating in
Brookfield recently. A well dressed vouno
man OF prepossessing appearance canvass.
cd the town. selling silverware dry goods.
etc., taking small deposit from each
party, the balance to be paid when
the goods wersreceivedi and found to be az
represented. They were to be delivered
from j. ID. Mitchell's store. 1t is needless
70 say that j. ID. Mitchell nor Bell Bros.
knew anything about the matter until citi-
zens OF that town came, enquiring for the
parties or goods. Similar parties were in
Royalton short time ago, selling silver
ware and clothing from g. Mann's store.
IL is an old game. Beware of strangers,
patronize local merchants whom YOU
know, and in the end you will be far hap
pier.
Howard Gilbert returned from Water.
bury, Monday afternoon.
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"About a year ago I tooksa violent at
tack of la grippe. ! coughed day and
night for about six weeks: my wife then
suggested that try Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. At first l could see no difference,
but still kept taking it, and soon found
that it was what | needed. If got no re-
lief from one dose, took another, and it
was only few days until was free from
the cough. / think people in general
ought to know the value of this remedy,
and take pleasure in acknowledging the
benefit have received from it." Madison
Mustard, Otway, o. % and 5O-cent hot
ties for sale by MI. Sargent & Son and E.
E. Evans & Co.
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KoNaIton.


william Skinner was in Boston last
week.
Mrs. G. H. Peck from st. Adams dineo
at Locust Lodge Saturday.
Miss Flora Rumrill mas been spending a
few days in White River Junction.
l. S. Hayes from Bellows Falls called
upon Mrs. A. T. DanfoIth early in the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pettis from Windsor
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Adams
last week.
Mrs. Mary Joiner land daughter Ellen
from Michigan are visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Laird are in White
River Junction this week.
Misses Carrie and Alice Stoughton Join
ed their mother in Brookfield, Monday,
where they will remain for some little
time.
Mrs. Pike, who has been at the Cascad-
nae for several weeks, went to Hanover,
n H., Monday.
Roll Pierce and Miss Susie Sargent of
Iunbridge were married last week.
Mrs. Austin Adams is again quite ill.
Notwithstanding the storm and icy
roads Wednesday evening of last week, a
iair-sized audience enjoyed the S. S. Lii
bnry association entertainment in the
Congregational church. The program
was well rendered and received the hear
test words of praise from those who
braVed the elements to hear it.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer p. Broughton of
Bridgeport were made happy by the birth
Of daughter Jan. 10. Mrs. Broughton
was Miss Luella Reynolds, former resi-
DENT Of this town.
Regular meeting OF White River Grange,
No IS, will be held in Grange hall, Satur- |
day, Feb. 3, at O'Clock sharp for the pur-
pose Of installing officers, after which an
ystersupper will be served to the men,
bers Of the grange.
Nice fresh oysters received every Satur-
day at Geo. A. Laird's.
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BrOokfeId.

Curtis Nj. Upham and wife have gon,
back to Fayston. He has purchased the
farm OF Henry Hyzer for 81 900 and is tc
take possession about the middle OF Feb.
ruary.
Vane Wardner and wife returned tc
Granville, Wednesday of last week.
Mrs; Wills is quite sick at the home OF
). T. Wilcox. Some of our people will re
member her as Amelia Phinney, a resi- :
cent OF this town when young.
Cornelius Pettes, the death of whose
wife was noticed in the Chelsea news last
week, as boy, and for many years after
his marriage, was resident OF his town.
His wife had many warm friends here, and
their old acquaintance extend their SYM
pathy to him and to his daughter.
Last week was quite festive one in our
town. Monday evening was the anniver-
sary at Mr.. Beams, noticed in our last
weeks issue; on Tuesday evening, some
twenty-five assembled at VIM. Buzzells,
where they "tripped the light fantastic
toe" till past the "wee sma' hours;D on
Thursday evening occurred the wedding
reception of Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Allis,
at which about 100 were present, many
coming from other towns. Cake, coffee,
fruit and confectionery were served, and
many valuable presents were left for the
newly welded pair; Friday evening was
given to the long delayed lecture at the
Grange hall, and at the same time, there
was surprise party at MIR. T. w. Hayes.
Quite heavy rain gladdened the hearts
of those who were short OF water, last
wednesday afternoon and night, but be-
-ore Thursday morning the freezing
weather had returned.
Miss Mary Tilson has so far recovered
IS to be able to reopen her school.
II. j. Rood has so far recovered from his
lttack OF erysipelas as to be able to resume
lis business.
Mrs. Geo. Spear and Mrs. Belle Girls 4
void of Randolph were the guests of Cy- /
il Sumner the past week.
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South Randolph.

George Simmonds OF Boston is caring
for the sick at C.Belknap's, not having re.
turned home after his fathers death.
Mr.. Hackett, who has been sick with
pneumonia, died last Friday. His two
sons of New York were with him at the
time of his death. The funeral services
were held at the home OF the deceased on
Thursday and the remains were consigned
to the tomb at East Randolph. Mr.. Hackett
was one of the best farmers in town, and
also one OF the best dairymen and will be
sadly missed.
j. G. Greene is putting the finishing
touches to his new and commodious hen.
house.
The Paine circular letters have come TO
hand. In the package, there are letters
from Sedalia, Mo, Detroit, Mimi, MiIwau-
kee, Wis, Chattanooga, Tenn, Dixon and
Chicago, Ill.,, Maineville, o., Hyde Park,
Somerville and Concord, Mass, Thetford.
Il. Bethel and So. Randolph. Il takes
about three months to go around the cir
Gle. This correspondence was started
about five years ago.
win Brown is working for II. p Riford.
Horace Walker OF Chelsea was in town
recently. He was former resident here.
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South RoyaIton Notes.
rol. Balm. Saturday Night. Go.

The ball given by the landlord of the
south Royalton House last week was well
attended.
The Shepard Family returned home
from their concert tour last Saturday.
r. A. Rogers & Son moved into their
new store on Windsor street last week.
Miss Hannah Barnes, an old resident of
the town, died the oath, after an illness of
one week with pneumonia.
There have been four deaths at the town
farm within.a few weeks, frompneumonia.
Mrs. James Pike received news last week
that her brother, George Poole of Boston.
was dead.
Jaw. Waldo and wife, o. N. Stoughton
and wife, NJ. J. Sargent and wife and Sew
,1our Culver attended the department en-
campment at Burlington.
The Shepard Family will give a concert
ID Woodlands hall Friday evening of this
week, assisted by Miss Isolee Todd
Mr.and Mrs.Joel Phelps have been quite
sick the past week.
The singing school, taught by Mr.. Bal
four of Boston, will be held in the Cong'l
yestry Saturday evening of this week.
News was received by Mr.. Silas Double
day the I'D that his mother, Mrs. Levi
Reed, was dead. MIR. and Mrs. Reed left |
their home in this village last October to |
spend the winter with their daughter, Mrs. |
Mclaughlin of Boston. Mrs. Reed had |
been in feeble health for some time and in |
the early part of the winter was attacked |
with grip and gradually failed until her
death. Her body was brought to Clare
mont, N. H., for burial.
Rev. H. NJ Goddard is visiting at his
home in Ludlow this week.
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KID GLOVES.

Another lot of those j.
hook, shades, brown, black
and greys) only 70 cents
worth S1.00.
Another lot of 6 button
length) Mousquetaire Suede
shades, Gall tans) only 79
cents, worth S1.00.
Another lot of Dressed
Suede colors. BLACKS, tans,
modes, browns) only 81,
worth S1.25.
Foster 7-hook, black,tans
and greys, $1.25.
Foster 7-hook, blacks on
", $1.75.
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Roxbury.

Miss Nettie Burnham remains about
the same.
Mrs. George Learnerd of West Randolph
was in town last Saturday.
As Mrs. Luvilla Smith was entering her
house upon arriving there from the home
of her brother, Josiah Williams, last Sat-
urday, she had the misfortune to fall on
the ice, which was covered with a light
snow, dislocating one hip. She was inn
mediately carried back to her brothers. to
be cared for, and doctor was summoned.
Mrs. Grey has left town. Rumor says
that she has gone to Boston for a long
stay Miss Annie KEENAN,, her sister. re-
turned to her home at the same time, hav-
ing been assisting her sister in her prep
arations for departure.
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X: Day is very sick with catarrhal bron-
chitis.
The Chatiield family, consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Cbatfield and three children,
have been sick for the past few days with
grip. The two Mrs. Benedict have been
caring for them.
The spaulding family are con yalescing.
Mrs. Geo. Harlow and Miss Margaret
Smith are i'll with hard colds.
w. w. Brown and wife OF Lebanon re-
Gently visited his grandparents.
The S. S. Library association will give
musical and literary entertainment in the
hall Wednesday evening, Feb. Z, at 1880
o'clock.
Rev. c. M. Palmer will deliver his lee
ture on Farming in Europe" at Grange
hall, Friday eve, Feb. 2. The admission is
10 cents, and the proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the ball
There is to be a meeting of Middle
Branch Grange at the hall Tuesday after
noon, Feb. 6.
The White River Valley Pomona grange
will hold meeting at Grange hall, Satur-
day, Feb. 10.
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During the epidemic of la grippe Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy took the lead
here and was much better liked than other
cough medicines" H. NJ. Bang, Drug
gist, Chatsworth, Ill. The grip is much
the same. as very severe cold and requires
precisely the same treatment. This RENE.
dy is prompt and effectual and will pre-
vent any tendency Of the disease toward
pneumonia. For sale by NJ. j. Sargent 81
Son, and T.. E. Evans & Co.
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Sharon.

The Good Templars lodge holds its
meetings. Friday evenings and considera-
Die interest is manifested. The following
officers for the ensuing quarter were elect
q last Friday evening: G. t., E. l.. ANS
eeniV. T., Mrs. F. M. Manley; secretary,
Lla Cilley; financial secretary, Mrs. P.
n Wiley; treasurer, g. D..Smith; Ichap-
ala Rev. e. NJ. Palmer; marshal, Samuel
Amballi guard, Mary Amsden, sentinel,
Walter Kenney. The number OF members
good standing is 20.
Sharon creamery made 2,940 pounds OF
butter in December. The net price paid
Patrons was "a cents. At the annual
melting of the Creamery Association,
Ssd Monday, Jan. 20, c. A. Mosher, e. II.
SSoyes, II. c. Bruce, j. S. Quimby and q.
l. Drown were elected directors. This
Creamery is to put in a separator which
WY be ready for use March 1st.
Truman ellison of Montpelier was in
'oRh Monday.
h5y' Mr.. Fay of Quechee preached at
" CGngl church Sunday, in exchange
va Rev. c. M. Palmer.
lens for the HERALD directed to Box
~ q Will receive prompt attention.
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lit persistent cough which usually fol-
pug an attack of the grip can De permant-
cured by taking Chamberlain Cough
snedy. W. A. Mcclure of Mckay. o.,
W; la Grippe left me with a severe
5.gn' After using several different medi-
us without relief, tried Chamberlain's
.agh Remedy, which effected perma-
, Z. cure. have also found it to be with
!. 40 equal for children, when troubled
' Y colds or Group. % and 50-cent bot
Y : iI y sale by NJ. J. Sargent d Son and
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Myrtle Webb is at work for c. H. Davis
II has been necessary to have a good
understanding" to get over the slippery
places the past few days.
Edwin Braley, who has been working
for A. A.Allen and VIII. Howe for the
past three weeks, has returned to his
home in Lebanon, N. II.
Most of the sick ones are improving.
Mrs. j. A. Paige's name has been added
to the sick list.
5. II. Allen, who ihas been at work in
Boston fer some time, has returned to his
home on Pomfret Hill.
Rev. Mr.. Morse conducted the COM
munion service OF the NJ. f. church sun.
day, in exchange with Rev. A. X. tuller.
There was good attendance at the social
at Harley Howe's last Friday night.
Inez Ellis and Nellie Miller were home
over Sunday.
f7-lf the label on your paper reads Feb
~, this is your LAST paper. Please renew.
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Died, in Vershire, Jan. 22d, after long,
painful illness, Annie NJ. Ward, wife Of
q. Z. Ward and daughter of A. II. and l..
o. Emerson, aged 80 years.
CARD.-We wish to thank the neighbors
and friends who so kindly assisted us dur
ing the long illness, death and burial OF
dear wife and beloved daughter.
GEORGE c. WARD, ARTHUR II. EMER-
SON, LIZZIE o. EMERSON.
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Granville.

f. w. Ford and wife visited in Ludlow
last week
AT. Ninton has moved from South Hol.
low and is now living with his brother
VIM. Ninton.
Mrs. A. Briggs is visiting at VIM. Hub
bard's in Rochester.
Mr.. Nathan Carpenter died OF the grin
Saturday, Jan. q. His funeral was at his
late home, Rev. 2. B. Wheeler officiating.
His remains we're taken to Braintree for
burial. He left an aged wife, two sons and
two daughters to mourn his loss. They
have the sympathy of all.
f. F.Briggs was in Montpelier, Monday.
Joe Carpenter and wife of Braintree and
Geo. Carpenter, wife and daughter and
Miss Carpenter of Randolph were in town
Monday TO attend the funeral of Nathan
Carpenter.
The Y. 2. L. A. will meet with Mrs He.
Hubbard, Feb. 8. This meeting is for the
election OF officers and all members are
requested to be present.
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North Roxalton.

Mr.. Chattield and family are sick with
the grip.
Mrs. Calvin Freeman is quite i'll.
Mrs. Miller is very low.
Neal Nye is sick with bronchitis.
Milton Ballou is training colts for Geo.
Slack.
Mrs. o. n. Stoughton has gone to Bur
lington as a delegate from the w. II. c.
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For SALE.-A fine farm of 100 acres, sit
uated in Bethel 'Lympus; ho1se and three
barns; good water. Near the church and
near the set dollhouse. Cuts about thirty
five tons OF hay. Orchard in fine condi-
ton. For terms, apply to Myron Whit
taker. pm
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
Corrected to Nov. 1888,
GOING SOUTH

Corrected to Nov. 1888,
GOING SOUTH
Trains leave Randolph as follows:
2:OOA.M.
Night Express from Ogdensburg. Men.
treal and the West, for Boston, Lowell.
and all New England points. Sleeping
ears 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.
l:35 p. M.
Limited Express from 0gdensburg, Mon
treal and the West. for Concord Man
chester, Nashua. Worcester, Lowell and
Boston,and for New York via Springfield.
1853 P. M.
Passenger from White River Junction and
Windsor.
GOING NORTH.
2.OOA.
Night Express from Boston and New
York, for Chicago, 0gdensburg and the
daily, Sundays included. from Boston sha1
via Lowell
S:47A. M.
Passenger for Rutland, Burlington. St.
Adams Richford and Rouse's Point.
1927 PPM.
Mail train from Boston, Worce, tel, Spring
field, New London and New York, for
Burlington, st. Albans. 0gdensburg, Mon-
treal and the West. Drawing room car to
Montreal.
Sill p. M.
Fast Express from Boston. for Montreal
and the West Pullman palace sleeping
car attached, running through to Chicago
without change.
). W. CUMMINGS, Gen'l Passenger Agt,
F. w. BALDWIN, Gen1 Supt.
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NEW WASH
GOODS ALSO

have a field and use of their
own. We are showing to-
day some new and choice
things in Sateens, Percales.
Henriettas, Ducks, French
Shirtings, Outings, Prints,
Ginghams, Dmities, White
Goods, etc.
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ETFeb9i. II that is the way the label
reads on your paper, it is the LAST one,
unless you renew.
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nY-If the label on your paper reads Feb
"a, this is your LAST paper. Please renew.
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IA IF the label on your paper reads Feb
"a, this is your LAST paper. Please renew.
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Four Big Successes.

a1p7g the needed merit tomore than make
Y IA, az the advertising claimed for them.
following four remedies have reached a
'lS'lnenal sale. DIR. Kings New Discovery,
assumption. Coughs and Colds, each
gua.ranteed-Electric Bitters. the great
Nv ior Liver, Stomach and Kidneys,
\ lhsn ,slArnica Salye, the best in he world,
~ ~ AAing New Life Pills, which are a
w PHI All these remedies are guaran-
|. \ 20 Just what is claimed for them and
\ III whose name is attached herewith
n slad to tell you more of them. Sold
~ d Leonard's Drug Store.
4 \, y The label on your paper reads Feb
~ IS N0ur L ST nar.ar planse ranar
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'OvELTY
'OOL DRESS GOODS.

Never quite so early in
~e season have we shown
,'ch elegant fine Foreign
O'esS Goods, many as is
y Usual custom, cut in pat
u lengths(no duplicates)
noes from so cents to
'S'25 per yard.
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"A; = me label on your paper reads Feb
~ Is your LAST paper. Please renew.
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ALL KINDS
OF DRESS GOODS

are very much cheaper this
season, for instance, many
new lines usually sold at 80
cents per yard will be ~
cents or lower. We have
some special lines in 30 inch
goods at 80 cents. Also
good new serviceable goods
SO inches wide at 16 cts.
E.. A. Thomas,
West Randolph, VT.
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SHOES.

We have several pairs of
Gents (mostIy Fine) Shoes
broken lots, only single pairs
of a kind, which we are sell
ing Eat a big discount to
clean them up before the
arrival of our new spring
lines.
Headquarters for Rubbers.
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Ladies desiring hair work call on Mrs. Hiram
Bean, West Randolph; VT. Write for prices
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~, this is your LAST paper. Please renew.