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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-20

John Holton spent last week in town.
II. H.Cushman was in Bethel, Saturday
F. F.Washburn is in Brandon this week
e. H. Edgerton was in Middlebury las
week.
Fred Martin and family spent last week
in town.
Clayton Sargent and wife were in town
Monday.
Julius A. Wood was in Bethel for day
recently.
W. s. Alden and wife are in Brandon
this week.
Rev. Alonzo Chase returned from Rich
mond. Monday.
Clinton j. and Mrs. Carroll Bush were in
st. Johnsbury last week.
Harry Tower has caught mink which
measures 29 inches in length.
Wallace Campbell and wife gave a large
whist party last Friday evening.
Mrs. Lucinda Durkee OF Pittsfield is
stopping with Mrs. Lucinda Eaton.
George II. Shepard and wife are spend
ing two weeks in Plattsburgh, N. Y.
Mrs. Daniel Dix OF Lowell, Mass, spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. Vandyke.
VIM. H. Cahee spent Sunday at home,
returning to Woodstock, Monday NOM
ing.
Say, it is only four or Ave steps up and
/ can make it pay you to come up to R. 5.
Adams.
John Trask has quinsy sore so that he
could not be in Boston last week as was
expected.
C. o. Blake of Bowling Green, KY, has
been with Marvin Parmenter and wife the
past week.
Willard A. Brown OF Goshen and Miss
Nettie Wilson were married Dec. 2, by Rev
Carleton Hazen.
The drama presented by the Universal
list society was well attended and was
success. The receipts were $50.
Fire, smoke and water haven't burned
out but am bound Co sell out my Christ
mas goods. Call at r. s. Adams.
Adelbert Woods and family of Gardner,
Mass, are spending a few davs with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Woods.
Carroll II Bush, w no has been confined in
st. Johnsbury Jail for two weeks, succeed
ed in getting bail and is at home with his
family.
A very pleasant reception was given the |
Good Templars at the home OF Mrs. +. A. /
Kezer by the ladies of the w. c. L. U. last |
Monday evening.
Will c. Lattimer and son, Austin, OF |
Bethel were in town Sunday to see his ia /
ther, E. NJ. Lattimer, who has been in /
poor health for long time.
A very pleasant surprise was given Mr.. (
and Mrs. Royal Swan, Friday, Dec. 18th, I
when about twenty five neighbors and 1
friends walked in and reminded Mr.Swan
that he was so years of age.
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Iioyalton.

Howard Baker from Glover is attending
school at the Academy.
G. A. Laird will have fresh oysters for
sale Saturday OF each week.
| Willie Skinner is now a pupil in the
West Randolph High school.
Miss Ruth Holman is operating in the
telegraph office for a short time.
Mrs. j. Reed Pember from Woodstock
was guest at ID. c. Denison's last week.
Last Thursday, Mrs. @. A. Laird was in
West Randolph and Miss Alice Parker,
in Bethel.
A reading club has been formed which
meets in the Cascadnac parlor every
Thursday evening. Thackeray and Irving
are the authors being studied at present.
CARD.-Mrs. Ira p. Adams wishes to ex-
press her sincere gratitude for the kind
ness of neighbors, and friends at the time
OF the death and burial OF her husband.
A Christmas entertainment will be held
in the Congl church Monday evening,
Dec. 24th, at O'Clock. The cantata, "The
Message of Christmas" will be given and
all are cordially invited to be present.
Those having gifts to be put on the trees
are requested to bring them to the church
Monday afternoon.
The teachers in the various schools in
town for the winter are as follows: Village
SCHOOL, hTs. AudIieg DTlCk sCuoOlupusts
Bessie Lyman Broad Brook, Ruth Riford;
Lyman district, Carrie Conant; button
district, May Kibbee: Dairy hill, Miss
Morrill,; Charles Waldo's district, Edith
Wills; Howard district, Miss Young;
Beedle district, Carrie Stougbton.
Mr.. Ira p. Adams, whose illness has
been noted from time to time in these
columns, found rest from his great suffer-
ings early Saturday morning, and in his
death the town loses one of its best citi-
zens. Every good enterprise, whether
public or charitable, found In him gen
erous and willing supporter. One of the
best Of his many generous acts was the
gift of 500 to be used to paint the Cong'l
church, and the church! has lost one of its
most helpful friends. His funeral was
conducted Sunday afternoon by Rev. II.
NJ. Goddard, VINO spoke in feeling man
ner OF the good life which had just closed.
The large church was filled with relatives
and friends who had come to pay this last
tribute to one whom they ali loved and
respected.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-20

Frank Flanders was in Hanover the frs
OF last week.
Miss Jennie Morrison opens her sehoc
with 30 pupils.
Heman Reynolds was in Bethel, Wednes
day OF last week.
Enoch Flanders returned to Lebanon
N. H., Monday, Dec. 10.
Mrs. Augusta Hazelton has gone +,
Somerville, Mass, to live.
Miss Ethel A. White is visiting in Chel
sea, at Dea. Frank Dearborn's.
! l.. l.. Udall is erecting a new henhoust
which will accommodate 100 hens.
David e. Paine brought pair of Dur
ham steers OF Harvey ]. Warrington.
Roy Hatch came from st Johnsbury,
Saturday, for the Christmas vacation.
Oscar Clogston bought 81 sheep in Tun-
bridge, Thursday, of Henry Williams.
Addie Reynolds returned from her visit
at her brother Will's in Belmont, N. III.
F. c. Avery and wife OF Athol, Mass. ar
rived Friday, for the Christmas holidays.
The relatives of Mrs. Harriet Brown
Ladd of Sharon attended her funeral last
Friday.
The Christmas carol service will be held
at the Ccng'l church Sunday, Dec. %, at
o'clock.
Thirty six were present at the Sunday
school in the Carpenter district Sunday
afternoon.
n. r. Carpenter and David Avery are
making havoc with the pigs. David Paine
has killed his.
Madame Gardner, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. p. T. Gardner, return
ed to Pawtucket, r. l., Friday.
A Christmas entertainment will be held
in the townhall Monday evening, consist
ing OF music, japanese wedding, etc.
Frank Colby is slowly improving. Mrs.
Colby is the recipient of substantial re-
membranes from distant friends as well
as those nearer.
Lewis X. Mead and wife left for Hano-
yer, n. H., last week, where they are to
make their home, opening an apothecary
shop in that place.
Saturday was a fine spring day, after a
week of April showers. The slight dredg-
ing of snow, which brought out the jung
ling OF sleigh bells, disappeared and wheels
ran over apparently macadamized roads to
Pompa and Sharon.
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North Royalton.

Clarence Burroughs is spending few
days in town.
George Rusnazk is spending few days
in this vicinity.
Frank Ferris has moved into o. n.
Stoughton's house.
Augustus King has been quite sick with
pneumonia but was improving at last ac-
counts.
Fred Clifford and wife have lost an in
FAINT child born to them Sunday morning.
They have the sympathy OF all.
Mrs. Charles Woodwork has lately re-
ceived box OF string beans from her som
In law, Fl. T. Clifford, Of Florida, which
are a rarity in Vermont at this season OF
the year. Those who partook of them
found them excellent.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-20

Mrs. Morrison is quite i'll with erysipe-
las.
Mrs. Ida Merchant is nurse for Mrs.
Morrison.
John Brown was taken.to Chelsea, Fri.
day, for theft.
Miss Alice Brown OF So. Royalton ar
rived Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown have a fine
baby, born week ago.
Ed Ward has purchased the late VIM.
Bacon farm, for about 5000.
In the goose case Monday OF last week
the young men were acquitted.
DR.. f. F. Chaffee OF Hartford was here
Saturday to visit some OF his old patients.
A Christmas festival will be held Tues
day evening, Dec. %, at the Free Baptist
church.
Charles and Florence Bacon are to make
their home with their uncle, Gilman Bacon
OF Post Mills.
Mrs. Charlotte Preston Newman, wife OF
A. Newman Of Iowa, visited at Vim. X.
Hayes last week.
The Crusade band, under the leadership
OF Capt. and Mrs. Gay, is holding meet
ings atthe Baptist church.
Charles Reynolds came from West Ran
dolph, Friday, Dec. Z, and went to Lyn-
donville, Tuesday OF last week on business.
DR.. Minnie Leavitt, under the auspices
OF the Woman's Christian Union, lectured
at the Free Baptist church Tuesday even
ing. ~
Miss Kate Godfrey of Ely was taken
suddenly i'll Tuesday, Dec. IL lat Mrs. Hen
ny Burnham's her sister, and has been I'M
der DIR. Nowlan's constant care during the
tNa nGf
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Reliefin six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the "NEw
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
This new remedy is great surpris on &C
count OF its exceeding promptness in re-
lieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back
and every part OF the urinary passages in
male or female. 1t relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost imme-
diately. II you want quick relief and cure
this is your remedy. Sold by Richard q.
Morton, Druggist, Main St., West Ran
dolnh Vt
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w. q. :. Notes.

The Christmas vacation commences
Dec. 22d, and school begins again Jan. 2.
number of the students are attending
l.. Gibson.
The meeting OF the lyceum last Monday
evening was one of the best held for long
time. rhe question Resolved,
That the Nceum should be continued be-
you'd Jan. /, 1885, after a warm discns-
sion was decided by the judges in the at
firmative.
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SONS of vet rams.

There VIII be an open meeting OF the
Sons OF Veterans this Thursday evening.
Gen. Frank 2. Merrill of Maiden, Mass,
past commander in- chief, will be pres
ent and address the meeting. All members
sons who are eligible for membership,
as we'll as the members of the q. A. X.
and w. r. c., are cordially invited.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-20
Granville.

NJ. Carpenter was in town Saturday.
Miss Minnie Stoddard is at work at II.
c. Hubbard's.
Q. NJ. Ford, wife and little daughter,
Nan, were in town Sunday
There will be Christmas tree and APP
propriate exercises at the church the 25th.
Allie Briggs has this season caught %
foxes, two minks, one fisher cat, II skunks
and eight coons. The bounty and the
iur amounted to S73.
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NIondn,,s hoston nInrket.

The following are quotations from the
Boston market on Monday, Dec. l1th:-
Flour, 81 10 to $3.50; corn, 81 l-2 to 55c.;
oats, IL to al he. choice TO fancy beef,
s3-4 to &C.; prime, 71-2 to he; good,
6 to Sc; spring lambs, 1-2t &C.; mutton,
to l-2c.; choice eastern veal, to 10c.;
market for butter firm, prices unchanged;
cheese, best, IL i-2 to l2c.; lower grades,
Z to Sc; eggs, 26 to &c; Hebron potatoes,
IS to 60c. sugar, 4 Lie to 316c.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-20
south Tunbridge.

Nellie Dodge is attending school at Roy
alton academy.
V. F. Wills has finished a fourteen
weeks term in the No. ID school.
Clara and Della Mehuron are visiting at
Chas. Howe's. They have been for the
past few months at work at Three Rivers,
Mass.
DR.. Minnie Leavitt OF East Hatley, Cam
ada, spoke on the effects OF alcohol and
narcotics on the system. The lecture was
very fine indeed and we wish more could
have heard it.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-20

Mr.. Ira p. Wetmore, a prominent real
estate agent of San Angelo, Texas, has used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy in his family for several years as
occasion required, and always with per-
feet success. He says: al find ii perfect
cure for our baby when troubled with coll
ic or dysentery. i now feel that my out
fit is not complete without bottle OF this
remedy at home or on trip away from
home" For sale by E.E.Evans & Co. and
NJ. ]. Sargent q Son.
Ladies desiring hair work call on Mrs. Hiram
Bean. West Randolph; VT. Write for prices.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-20

"For rheumatism / have found nothing
equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Ii re-
lieves the pain as soon as applied J.W.
Young, West Liberty, w. V. The prompt
relief it affords is alone worth many times
the cost, 90 cents. Its continued use will
effect a permanent cure. For sale by T. Il.
Evans x Co., and NJ. j. Sargent q Son.
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Local NIarIxet Report.

BOX butter, Gle; tub butter, 2Oc.; eggs,
2sc doz.; chickens, 10c. lb.i turkeys,
l5c.; geese, u 1-2c.; oxen dive weight &c.
to 4c.; hogs, &C.; sheep, &C.; calves, 41-2c,
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East barnard.

The oyster supper was very well attend
ed, good time reported and the oysters
were pronounced fine.
Alzina Decamp died last Saturday, after
quite a long illness. The funeral was held
Tuesday, Rev. A. c. Fuller officiating.
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Strayed.

Came into my enclosure Dec. !, one
Jersey heller, color, light red The
owner will please come AID prove proper
ty, pay charges and take her away.
GEO. w. FLANDERS,
Tunbridge, VT, Dec. 10, 1894.
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xnTYCE.

All OF the merchants of West Randolph
have agreed to keep their stores open on
Friday night OF this week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-20

Deans II heumatic Pills absolutely cure
4 Neuralgia. Entirely vegetabie-safe
The evening world., 1894-03-19
Husbands for shop Girls.

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The evening world., 1894-03-19
QUIET IN CRIPPLE CREEK.
Miners Inform Military Ohlcers
that They Won't Resist Arrests.

itF Associated F:-SSp
CRIPPLE CREEK. CO... March la-
\: he conference between he military
Ulcers and 4 committee c. the Miners
un.9a last EiEai, the Later gave as
s4-aHce that TO resistance would =
1He--i - the serving u warrants LP-"
any .. The miners. NJ member Of tn
H-.oa. hey say. hal anything - 3
with ar--sung the deputy az Alma.
Friday r:ga:. II any rnlsuke had h--E
male :: Vas ~ ne authorities 3: AL
man. = the miners wvr- IN ~ maine!
responsible.
Tie miners requested Gen. Ta-s7ey =
withdraw the ;ryops. but Re --P.!-! ~
c2g!i 10: 10 - as the Sheriff !~Gs.s:~!
they We're ne-!ri.
The i've deputy she7!-s arrived T.
;5w. as; 1!-G; from Victor. Win Waiter
Russell. President; q the N!c:-r Miners
ID!pr. He MAS arrested on the charge
u contempt u court. \: Victor al ne
saloons were closed about > o'clock yes.
;e-!ay ny order 0: the SGe!.1.
. DENVER, Cd. Mara !9-Gov. Waite
.ssgei an order ;o-High; - Adj:-Gsn.
TA-sney. in command y the troops a,
cripple Creek. that the soldiers mus,
10: - used as a guard 10 enable 10
nine owners % resume work ~ ths
1,re-h3ur basis, but only 20 preserve
the peace N the even; % l co2Atc..
The evening world., 1894-03-19
The Lfmitless Human Mind.

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The evening world., 1894-03-19
DENNIS DREW, THE BOY BURGLAR.

Policeman joan Dun. e-ouEa penn.s
- lie E1-Ey...e C--r i--.ay N ! charge
a:'@mp: a; burglary o. tie premises
:: tie E<: Rive. Lea! Company 8:
~ Eas: N..e;~y-;H s:--~L. Hahn Bus.
* G.. ar ;ae i~:u-e:5rs, an Joseph
En.a-l=. = c-e = ne arn. Tae latter
summoned P-l-~maa Dunn yesterday
10 aires; I couple .; youngsters VIII
were t~-ak!ae through the rear walls g:
tie factory. Drew Ms one ID. tn Iwo,
AMI as the -..-e. a~gproas2~i they both
scACT=rsl away ike squirrels, Drew
stumble! az! ~ AM D4aa hal Inn
Emang-. toi! the policeman 6 real
o~iI-fasA.oE~! yarn. h:w Drew and his
desperate IA. worked for iA-e= hours a,
the Wal. and foundation q the factory.
AMI Ia tus, about Knocked away the
last brick which vcI.! give them an
cay entrance, when he discovered the
blvE!ars.
They had been ripping ny the wall. ne
said VIA s. huge l:-EaN- ami a crow
bar When EUarGr. !rlui nat one @.
the burglars Was vGIlsE=L L. was fever
!S- IL his desire T. see the severvs,
: s-alty CT The IAN .r-.-is'er-!.
To-Day he ou,gyew his fever - the
extern, that he did -; app-ar at all In
court, judge K-ch, however. though;
,H- case Demanded and examination.
and r. hart-! Dennis over to The agents
u the Gerry Society.
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IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

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NEWSPAPER sEHsATIoNALIsN.

a ven erroneous idea prevails t. many
minds as T. wha; IS sensa'i'"a!ism IN
the daily press
Brute H'ochTay cas- Ire exposure -
Ire savage cTd..'.~s i.-.a-si on '"r
young prisoners IN 'a@ L":-.'a H",9r'nA-
tory a newspaper sensation designed
= Sci. i1t"Fs
"ea- 'a''s - oe-'-.1ly s.m-'h'HG
SENSATIONAL 81" 'he story G: young
.-"'.s's Icing c-a'Hei n dark cells
dragged o.; WIKI i.i IT," hooks. It'd
~ tE the ;ataa's. beaten with a paddle.
al knocE@t down aai k''k'f when they
irrr-I tvT mercy. There Is something
horrible In l.. to-.
Bat J.! iHes" revolving scenes AMI IN.
human ac;s Ia! n; h4en deserted and
denounced III TIE press TIE 'or'I'--.
Hryekway. would s;'li have been at hls
.aEuman work. and his victims would
have been stu. suffering :r-m his sA'as-
cruelty without a pro'es; being h~4rl
arA!ns; 1t or 4 Ns.-e being raised To '.e.f
behalf.
The evening world., 1894-03-19
SPORTING NEWS AND GOSSIP.
The N. A. A. 0. a Power in It's
Respective Line Of Sport
A Hemorrhage Stops the Champion
High Diver.


TIE National Association = Amateur
D.-sm-a I-ceaU.y has u...= tackn-ne
.... L. - ,,.-
80
the cher amateur orsan.ta''On' which
-. &c.. $500 . .-.
- 'tsifc"'e me. \ case III i-'-' :
ne rl.e Z: TIE y A \ % ". iF9'
h.l.;s an ca-s-an from representing -
-, -. ..-.- -
-MI-It'-" = S.-o .--A'"- '''' ."""
at'y niles from ira; eaFs".A"s 'es.'
nc H.. .>.
-@h" d nan IKE george ''@- g. '
New YORK Athletic C.--. &: :"s'a"-@
H. HES n Canada Al! = tn csaml.-a
r = q ne a \ H.. -%|
y ~
p: s'n': n, r.: ~: :. 4 t2; .. "s:F19s.
man r~erresen:-r a ellis uar. h ..,-s
sever. a.aE.e. miles aNay Iae y. :
: .. has -; ml.y.-l -rra"s~m-":s
. London an! tie r..gr g. S5l.a.-s
1es Fraacais a. Sports .A;hi~Hsl-s
-; eaSh o;nsr n '7s.r = - = Keep
"a. < 40 .lrwE-f.f r;-te.s :,
MS n 80. :, tn Prem a.! Eas..sa
81. .~gE2-.L--l-E= as. ~ ms
W a . - O. .nHH-- matter : az. ..---
ma - g. from C-@ SIDE s.: me water =
tn Other ar4 cgUit'e a. al a:A4;.-?
when lie IS not eligible - - 50.
Wi comes I'm Sal Francisco -.
! rrs-uh L5Gy@uu,ark. tre Cea-;.ln EEa
liver - ne MI WI. = --t.ty --.--
AXE another Reader. Yesterday a. h@
.rIu a ,sEA- al ~ I..4. Bach. h.
Ras seized with a s.,.-- s,~r-grr-aE4 "a.
! las ggu hui iDsis.aI INA: 4: was
| -giri-c AMI ..r,.Eh liking -.l4 as d.
! ~r1-Isas re ascentet ;h. W. y.<.---
~ and r-;.rAI = AK IN Leaf; : j
!a..y he naya-sI ami I'll IL, ;-e arms
4 his attendants. il v4s gwen o.: :
ne crowd TIA, !, was r,.--... = :a.r;.rE
The evening world., 1894-03-19
NEED A NEW RESOLUTION.
Advice TO the Aldermen About the
Eighth Avenue Road.

Clerk MI-aa~. : Blake. q the Boar!
= Aldermen, received Corporation Coun-
-. 'iaEk's reply '1-iay : the Boa-!'s
res Luton q March :, inqu!uns whether
;h- E.EhIh Avenue Railroad Company
an r. compelled 20 I'm through cars
a.! ~ s'a'-. intervals under q -as9.G-
-" O.: -" EvaTt pass! II l~4. p
ia: rs LUTON the Company was r.
g-.--! :, run cars regularly - an!
.-ar' Elctiy.:---th SIRE; .; leAs: every
zen minutes
Tae Cooperation Counsel writes:
: NsN = - -sl-E-. 49,
''s~ 49, as 'ts -sa-.1,.-- 70 ss..y L-Ns.
.H; T--E r---==-~t NE yH-r H..
a. ges-. s.r-.+ Lc-- ys--- izr--i sI,tc= A.
- --~.s a: - ;--a; A. c--S@-; !1;i-.
e.: - RI.-tt c. ;A-v rIsS H. ,-;s-a.y rsp
F-ss -H-i Gs-'..-c tt.-A'.'r l.- sE-.;t7- A. -
- .-AtVLr -r- -: rA's s.--.t - - to-.
- ar 49, .E.' A.! as -L.-e - I.'t.-
- : l-v kGi.-ul C1-GA1y - rs Aa.li;y =
'.- - p.'Asz; ;:4-st '-C= ecs teri -! l.
L--'.s.
In lSi the --ai was not completed
aStTe E!ghty-togrth street.