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The herald., 1895-07-09
Oxydonor "Victory" Office,
OCT s MAIN ST.
r EWIs & ALDERsoN-

EwIs 4 ALDERsoN-
Busy, busy, busy. Yes, we have been as busy
house furnishings, OF all kinds, to Catalina
and the beaches. also all over Southern Cali
fornis. and some to Arizona. Our low prices
on everything, together with fair, square
dealing. makes our sales what they are Mr.,
r. had been reading some other ads last
Sunday, and after starting out to investi-
gate, came to- us and said he found il "all
blow" and when he wanted bargains he
came to us as usual for them and we sold
him his furniture. Our customers always
q Thing We have not got DO you want any
thing for the house? You'll find most any
thing at our store, and cheaper, too. than the
same goods are usually sold at There are
great stacks OF goods piled up so high you
can hardly get through. and we want to sell
them. awfully bad. Come see us this week if
you want anything, and we'll try to make you
happy and save. you some money too. Remem-
Der the plaee-better write it down-LEW1S d
ANDERSON, 3l2 S. Main ST., and be sure you
find us before you buy. 7tf
r Os ANGELES ORPHANS HOME. JULY 8.
IL 1S05.-These are ,n- names OF children
admitted to the Orphans Home since the last
publication Hall orphans (girlsl-Alice sper-
or. age 10; Bertha Sperer, 8; Emily Sperer z;
Iottie Robinson, ~; Annie Robinson, 8; stei-
ia Robinson, z; Myrtle White, 10; Eta White.
q; Marguerite Gosser, 2; Arrie HARRISON, 9;
Josephine Rohrs, A; Regina Rohrs, 2: Flora
White, 10; Florence While, 2; Hulda Koenig,
Martin, 8; Carrie Martin, A.
BOYS (half orphans)-Frederck Sperer, age
3; Alfred sperer, 2; Joe Robinson, II; Charles
Robinson, Q; Joseph LIE Cyr, 10: Ferd lie Cyr,
g Oscar Saunders. z; Walter Webb, a; Roland
Webb, 2; Samuel Gosser, 2; Ismael Rinaud, 8;
Harry Crary, z; John Haralson, Ii; Alexander
Haralson, z: Ernest Scott, 8; Antoine Rohrs,
Henry White, 6; Albert White, 5; Bird
Vowel, 10; Robert Brown, 8; Newton Brown,
3; Edward Martin, y.
Whole orphan tgirI-May Robinson, age 6.
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EXCURSIONS.

BURLINGTON ROUTE EXCURSIONS, PER-
Is sonally conducted, leave Los Angeles
ver and Rio Grande and Burlington route, for
Chicago, New York, Boston, and other eastern
points; upholstered tourist cars with all con-
yeniences. See any Southern Pacific agent or
write to T. H. DJTZAN, agent. or T, A. Grady,
excursion manager, 222 S. Spring ST., Los An.
geles, Cal.
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DERsONAL- LADIES' WONDERFUL DIS
i covery, guaranteed cure or money
funded, all menstrual Irregularities; also easy
coninements by using Emmenagogue Cordial.
The great German specialist DIR. A. j. GIEB-
NER; 25 years experience, Somerset House,
2l4E Fifth st., room %. If
The herald., 1895-07-09

NTESMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
lNl monthly medicine for immediate relief
for painful and irregular menses-frcm what
ever cause. For sale by GEORGE II. FREE
MAN d CO., 1O2 N. Spring ST. Price, 81 box.
The herald., 1895-07-09

NOTICE-THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
IN company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rules: The hours for sprinkling be-
tween and O'Clock a. m, and and 8
o'clock p. m. For violation of the above reg
ulation the water will be shut Off and fine OF
81 will be charged before the water will be
turned on again.
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HELP WANTED-MALR.
HELP WANTED D-MALE.
TUNNEL BROS. & CO..
I'LL Successors to
PETTY, HUMMEL a CO.,
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS,
3OO-3O2 W. Second st. in basement
California Bank Building,
Tel 500.
Office hours from a. m. to 2 80 p. m.
except Sundays.

2 2teamsters. 81, etc, men for thresher, 81. SO
etc, 2 hay pitchers. 81 so. etc, 80 to 40 days;
men for fruit ranch, $40, etc. month man for
Eagle hay press, 20c, etc, ton; shoemaker. out
of city, cali for particulars; mason to build a
wall around pair OF boilers, - day and
railroad expenses boy 10 choro and milk
cows, SIS, etc; stout young man, German, to
care for : or 3 horses, hitch and unhitch, etc,
$25, etc; grape packer who VIII work At Or
chard, etc. $25, etc; married men to drive A.
mule team, etc, $35 month and house, steady
work; blacksmith to rent shop in country,
good business; 2 men for fruit ranch, $20, etc;
carriage wood worker, city; elderly man for
Hotel Department = First-cless all round
cook for hotel, $5O bakers helper, 81 day; /;
porter for hotel, IS week, etc. second porter,
hotel, clean young man. Our woman's de-
partment is full of good orders. and we would
invite all to call and look over our list. We
are doing rushing 9nslness in1his 1Ros ne
yXTANTED-sALEsMEN TO SELL CALEN-
w ders on commission, direct from the
manufacturer, on the Pacific coast. $50
weekly RICHMOND LITHoGRAPH1NG CO.,
Buffalo, N. Y. I-lA
HoTELs, RESTAURANTS, FAMILIES,
III ranches and livery stables furnished Isl cd
male, at KEARNEY's EAsTERN Employ
EMovAL-soUTHERN EMPLOYMENT co.
bsass h % T. Brosamsy G ROOM l's sns ap
stairs.
TOTELS, RESTAURANTS, AND ANYONE
III wanting help OF any kind, call at our Of
flee. 10l1z s. W. cor. First and Broadway,
room O.
CALESMEN--IN AND OCT OF LOS ANGELES
- to sell our goods to grocers; good commits
sion or salary; references required. K. X. v.
CO., 204 S. Main ST., st. Louis, Mo. 5-9tf
THE BOSTON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 222
i W. Fifth st. Furnished and unfurnished
rooms always on our list. Hotel and house
hold help furnished. 225 W. Fifth st. 924
VXTANTED-Ai CANVASSER FOR DYE
w works tsalary or commission) at 406
L. SIXTH ST. IL
yyANTED-TEAMSTERS AT CORNER SAN
w Joaquin st. and Ocean View ave.; SIS per
month and board. DODD & O'GARA. tt
VVvANTED-MEN AND BOYS TO SELL CALI
w fornia sticky fly paper. sos New High
st.
VXTAN1ED--A BARBER. 1O3 ARCADIA
w st.
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IF YOU WANT A NO. ! PLACE IN SOUTH.
i west, g rooms (space for more above, but
desirable. both in point Of location and inn
provements, can sell you one Monday At .
positive sacrifice; carpeted, ETC.. /; and you'd
have but little 10 buy to start up housekeep-
ing; received letter yesterday from the east to
close 1t out at once. BOAZ DUNCAN,
8 las g. Broadway.
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WANTED-AGENTS

NNANTED-AGENTS BY CALIFORNIA MU.
w tual Benefit society. Call 8 to IL, room
~, German American bank building. 7-l7
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DERsONAL-NEW PROCESS. IRREGULAR.
i tiles from whatever cause cured without
medicine, instruments, pain. Sure cure.
Lady attendant; low fees; 323 w. Sixth st.
12-1
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HELP WANTED-EEMALE.

HELP WAVI IED-FENINLE.
w XyANTED-WOMAN TO TAKE CARE OF
w five rooms for use of bedroom and
kitchen. Address, with references, w, box 90
wv YOUNG LADIES OF
w culture, with prediction for the stage,
to take part in a classic drama Apply at IL
am new Music hall tcostumer's dept.l. 9-16
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MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMoNpa
piapos. merohsnuise, Iron and stesi cafes, fur.
Rtt0ys In lodging hotses, boarding houses and
hotels witt 4pt rem e~al; also on city and ooun.
try properly; lew Interest. can have nonev a
encp; bpainess confidential; private ONCE fos
lsdfee GEO. s. ROBINSON. 233 W. First st
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NONrRACTOR WILL BUILD HOUSE FOR
~ any one wanting to build residence cost
ing $4,000 to $4,000, and will take lot worth
$1,000 in part payment; lot must be good
one in good location; contractor reserves the
right to choose architect. For particulars call
at 1917 S. Broadway, room S, up stairs, 10
THE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES OF THE STATE
Il Loan and Trust company are inclosed in
0re-prooi ana burgiar- PROOF vault with time
Alcoves attached for the private examination
of valuables with writing materials; a young
lady in attendance
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BUSINESS 0Rp0Rr1NYrYHs
yxvEwAYT A PARTY TO BUILD FIRST

WE WANT A PARTY TO BUILD A FIRST
class family hotel, and operate the same. =
Highland Park, on Pasadena ave-, on the
new electric car line; the Santa Fe and Ter.
minal also go through the park. making this
one OF the most desirable lOcations LOT nrst-
Highland PARK being 800 feet above Los An
geles and clear of fogs makes 1t one Of the
most healthy locations in the county, being
just outside of the city and reached by three
different railroads in 70 minutes from Los
Angeles. Pasadena ave is the great boule.
ward for all vehicles between Los Angeles and
Pasadena, and 1t is grand thoroughfare.
We have many inquiries from our customers
for hotel accommodations at the park, and
A few reasons why hotel in this locality
would be the best paying investment capital
can find:
Raymond having recently been burned.
Highland Park is nearer Los Angeles than
the site Of the RAYMOND.
The climate Is simply perfect as health or
The surroundings are desirable In every con
Tourists who visit this part of Southern Call
tions
BIom this point can be had an uninterrupted
,ns. view q Mount Lowe ana the beautiful scenery
Highland Park has unsurpassed railroad
The hveaore block on which such. a hostelry
can pc built Is most desirable and attractive.
a fortune awaits the man or men who will
invest their money in this proposition. as
every room would be filled with perma anent
OF trar s,ent guests, at prices that would pay,
within less than thirty days after the COM
pletion Of the building.
Anyone controlling capital should thorough
ly investigate this matter, as 1t 10 such a rare
opportunity thatit cannot long remain open.
The herald., 1895-07-09

NEAGNUS CUT RATE TICKET OFFICE, 22S
NI s Spring opp. L. A. Theater Regular
tickets at reduced rates to all points east Rail
road tickets bought and sold.
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IMPORTANT
SEE LARKIN'S
HOTEL PROPOSITION

Under head of business opportunities in this
Issue of the Herald. If
The herald., 1895-07-09

DHILLIPS PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
excursions via the Rio Grande ard Rock
island routes; leave Los Angeles every Tues
day; CROSS the Sierra Nevadas. and pass the en-
ti1e Rio Grande scenery by daylight once.
ass S. Spring st.
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MEDIUMS.

NJ ISIS KATE LAMPMAN, LIE CELEBRATED
WI young trance test and business medium,
has returned to her home and will be pleased
to welcome her many friends and patrons;
sittihgs daily. 422 w. Seventh street. 9.14
The herald., 1895-07-09

IaoR sALE-WE ARE BUILDlNGo BEAUTI-
i ful modern 6-room houses ON extra large
lots on Ruth ave-, Wolfskill tract, and we are
going to sell them cheap on easy monthly pay
ments. .sProcrastination is the thief Of time"
Don't delay the important matter = tier OF psovid.
gether." JOHNSON & KEENEY CO., owners
and builders, 1OA 8 Broadway. IL
The herald., 1895-07-09

TNTERPRISE CARRIAGE WORKS ALI
u kinds of wagons, buggies etc, bought,
sold and exchanged. No. 115 North Los An
Reles ST. ala
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rJ>O RENT-lF YOU WANT TO RENT YOUR
Il house and get good tenant put them in
our hands; satisfaction guaranteed. SOUTH
ERN EMPLOYMENT CO., 1919 s Broadway,
room r. S-3
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WANTED-=TO RENT

NANTED-FOUR-RoO COTTAGE, NEA
o w in; state location and rent, which mu
be reasonable Address Box 81, this Office.
The herald., 1895-07-09

HNoR sALE-THE NEW HOME SEWING MA.
W chine Company offers for the next 80 days
khe following bargains: Whites. Standards
hutomatics, Singers, Domestics Davis, House.
kl per week. 349 S. Spring St Branch. s5 T.
Colorado, Pasadena. A
The herald., 1895-07-09
SITUA TYONS WANTED-.FEMALE


hRESSMAKER WILL CALL AT YOUR
~ house and take orders and fit you. Good
work guaranteed, at cheapest possible rates.
Address W. box so. Herald Office 9
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FINANCIAL
PAcIFlC LOAN CO...
Il QncorpoPatec.J

SSss..S;:s S2S|s:.s;: ,sssS ,.s:SI. IN Iss Anssl'a
cclI.se1sI cell. ,.S :ssps dis5s s1s jswslix sssI
furniture and Ks1sSHoi6 TODD IN either pri.
s ssss nisSSns aSS;s S 4. nSas he
uai peymenu reQetved; money quick, buot
nessconhdensisI; Rriyeis once for ladies.
Reem: 4 4 sHsSanucqT nSa Hsnas:s snsYr
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DROADWAY MILLINERY PARLORS--
ID have just opened with full line of the
latest novelties Corner Fourth and Broad
way. 8-6
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WINDOW OF %, STRANGER IN THE CITY.
w wants to meet single gentleman. Must
be educated and refned Address A. X. box
90 this Office
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW

VICTOR MONTGOMERY
Attorney at-law.
132 Stimson block, Los Angeles. 1O-1
II V.HANNON. .ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.O OVER
81 Farmers and Merchants bank, 232 North
Main st. I'LL
The herald., 1895-07-09

TUpscN's POPULAR EXCURSIONS
81 Every Monday over the Rio Graade West
ern and Denver and Rio Grande railways;
scenic route; personally conducted; newly up
holstered cars through to Chicago, New York
and Boston. Finest equipment best service
quick time. Office, 2l2 S.Spring st.
The herald., 1895-07-09

MRS. EVANS, THE MEDIUM, HAS RE
VI moved to 2361a S. Spring ST.. and will be
glad to see her old and new customers. She
gives magnetic healing and treats by oxygen
and electrified ozone. 81
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DRESSMAkING


A THE MCDOWELL DRESsMAKING ACAD-
IA emy Indies are taught to become compe-
tent cutters and filters and prepared to DO
first-class work. Dressmaking cutting and
fitting. Patterns cut, csc. 70319 s. Broad
way, branch OF New York. l1-2O
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, FRONT
II and back; suitable for offices; 144 s. Main
OF Q-2
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HNIoN' 'L0AN
itv a1s aacHy mSn:y Hp az ssds Of collateral escur-
tlfetp and bserdisf HcSsssn n1 sn% a1rn,. a.,
pt4nes wilhoM removal; slo on bond = 'stoeIe *
et euSt tnsss Sonsds Vn nsssIss nSpsy 81 ance;
room ll3. CLARK A. bHAW. SsSssSr az ls1ses: ssnes:
ll1and liz. ffat hoor. Stimson hjocE
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NOR RENT-TWo OR MORE ROOMS FUR
L nished for housekeeping. 1l6 s. Hellman
ct ~
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ItoyalIon.


Misses A. E. Parker and Hattie Lyman
visited in Windsor last week.
The interior OF G. A. Laird's store has
been freshened by coat OF paint.
Miss Bessie Lyman it teaching in the
graded school at White River Junction.
E.P. Ashley was in town two days last
week on his way from Boston and Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taggart from Stockbridge
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Garner
Dewey, the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Stearns have been
victims OF the prevailing influenza but
they are both convalescent now.
There are unclaimed letters at the Roy
alton postoffice for the following persons:
Miss Kate Bryant, Miss Isabel A. Fisher
and Jas. Gounely.
DR.. Henry Boynton OF Woodstock will
deliver the second lecture of the course
Tuesday evenIrg, March 18th. Subject,
sVesuvius and fompeii."
Because Of tn. storm Monday evening,
it was thought best to postpone the lee
ture by Hon. Frank Plumley to some III.
ture date which will be announced next
week.
Frank Davis has Morgan colt year
and half old that weighs Sl5 pounds,
stands IA "A hands high and is broken to
drive in sleigh. Frank would like TO
know who can beat that.
William r. Paige of this town has in his
possession a two dollar bill, measuring
three by four inches, which hears the "a date
1875. One side reads as follows: rms
bill entities the bearer to receive two
Spanish miled dollars or the.value thereon
in gold or silver, according to a resolu-
tioT, passed in Congress Feb. II, 1776." IL
is signed by Thos. Morris. On the reverse
is 0Printed by He'll & Sellus, 1776." Mr.:
Paige has refused considerable sums OF
money for this BID.
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500 Reward. 800.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical frat ernity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. thereby destroying the found
alton OF the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the consti-
tuition and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much faith
in its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list OF testimonials.
Address, F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, @.
MI Sold by druggists, 76c.
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East Roxbury.

Mrs. Aaron Webster lis suffering with
rheumatism.
John Verge and wife recently visited
his brother in Bridgewater.
A. l.. Rich is spreading whitewash and
paper in West Roxbury this week.
L. w. Blanchard has so far recovered
from his illness as to be able to attend to
his work.
z. n Paige has rented his farm to Mr..
Brown of Brookfield and goes this week
to Bethel to care for his invalid aunt.
One of the little twin babies OF Frank
Thresher OF Northfield died early Mon
day morning, and Mr.. Thresher is quite
sick.
Among those who have been afflicted
with the grip the past week are Mrs. l.. A.
Eastman, Mrs. H. P. Abbott and W. Q.
Prlde's little boy.
MIR. and Mrs. George Wardner are re.
ceiving hearty congratulations on account
of that girl baby who put lin her appear
ance last Wednesday.
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West Randolph Concluded

Those who are struggling in the clutch
es OF the grip almost 0utnumber the well
and people fairly dread to inquire for The
absent lest they receive the unwelcomt
intelligence that another has fallen ill
DR.. +. o. Blanchard was confined to the
bed Tuesday by the aches and pains that
distinguish this pleasant disease, and yes
terday c. Q. Written was obliged to give
up the hardware business and attend
strictly to the prevailing distemper. 9th
ers at present on the sick list are J. P.
| Cleveland, Sr., Miss Hannah Flynn, Mrs
Zeno Page, Mrs. Gordon Peck, Mrs. George
Draper, Mrs. A. A. Adams, Miss Emogene
Buck, Ira Rice, A. H. Bell, d. Y. Lamb,
Mrs. E. A. Thomas and Mrs. VIM. Wood.
Mr.. Frederick Leeds OF New York City
has lately invented and patented the COR.
pheus Music Turner, (Which with the least
possible motion of the hand turns the
leaves of sheet music Of any shape or Of a
paper bound book, holding the music in
place and doing away with the annoyance
OF having the leaves turned at the wrong
time and also OF their slipping from the
rack. The contrivance is of the simplest
construction, we'll made and finely fin.
ished, the parts being OF nickle plate, brass
ard rosewood. 1t can be laid on any pi-
ano rest and in no way detracts from the
appearance Va phS uhu Suh NC
used, too,on any stand, or f.om stand by
only adding stem. Orchestras, it is be-
lieved, will find it invaluable. Mr.. Leeds,
while here last summer, designed tennis
register, a skillful piece of mechanism,
and seems to have no small amount of in
ventive genius.
Monday being the tenth anniversary of
the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Nc
Colon, about fifty of their friends and ac-
quaintances gathered at their home on
School street in the evening to participate
in a celebration OF the event. The party
was surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. McCollom,
who quickly rallied, however, and made
their guests most heartily welcome. A
short musical program had been prepared
for entertainment and was finely rendered.
1t began with the singing OF "Home,
Sweet Home" in which all joined. Solos
were sung by Mrs. T. j. Adams, Charles
Wood, Mrs. j. B. Adams and DR.. A. c. |
Bailey in their usual, acceptable manner.
A beautiful poem, written for the occasion,
was read by the Rev. v. M. Hardy, who |
also in a neatly-turned speech presented
Mr.. and Mrs. McCollom with an elegant
clock and handsome oak rocker, in be-
half those present; while Mr.. Whitcomb,
Mrs. McCollom's father, was the recipient
If an oak armchair. Mr.. McCollom very
happily responded, and after refreshments
" cake and coffee, the guests departed,
eaving the host and hostess to rejoice in
heir multitude of friends.
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WilIiamstown.

u. II. WILDER Is out again.
Miss Alice Edison is reported better.
Mrs. George T. Colby is reported quit
i'll at this writing.
DIR. E. G. Lewis went to his home il
Rutland last Friday.
| A. l.. Davenport was at his uncle's il
| Mortified the LIST inst.
Mrs. James Burnham and three daugh
tiers are sick with grip.
Jesse Poor and Bert Robinson were il
Waitsfield last Thursday.
The body of George Davenport OF Bethe
was brought here last Sunday for burial
Andrew Burnham went to WaitsfielG
! last Thursday to meet Geo. W. Turner in
court.
Cochran Bros. got left at their Worlds
Fair show the 1st, but for all that 1t was q
good thing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Chamberlin OF
Washington visited the Whitney broth
ers last Friday.
Rev. Mr. East OF Northfield occupied
the Universalist desk last Sunday in ex-
change with Rev. A. M. Smith.
Potatoes have been hauled to this sta
ton to considerable extent the past
week, for shipment at Acc. per bushel.
Frank Benedict and ]. X. Lynde are able
to be out again, and Mrs. W. e. Cults is
better. Mrs. Church is also in a gaining
condition.
Will Moore OF st. Cloud, Mimi, arrived
here last Saturday. He intends to remain
in town and work at his trade OF tool
sharpening.
Go and see the drama, "Ten Nights in
Barroom,' to be presented Friday, the
18th, at the townhall by the East Ran
dolph dramatic club.
All should go to the camp fire in the
town hall the 9th and hear OF the expert
encc of A. s. Fleury OF st. Adams while in
AndeIsonville prison.
The Whitney boys were obliged to dress
a COW in the highway last Friday, occa'
stoned by double team running into her
and fatally injuring her. The animal was
fat and only partial loss was sustained.
Miss Sarah Burnham recently received
as gift from Mrs. A. G. Rich OF Florida,
a collection of sections of Florida wood,
~ in number, labeled and no two OF the
same kind, showing the contrast in south
ern timbers.
Mrs. Wealthy Moody, widow Of the late
Alonzo Harwood Of Braintree, died last
Sunday morning OF pneumonia at the
home OF her son, e. l.. Harwood. /. Fl.
Rowell, her son law, caused the re-
mains to be brought here to his home the
following p. M, where the funeral SER
vices were attended on Tuesday morning.
The remains were accompanied by rela-
lives to Braintree and were placed in the
sHilln cemetery by the side OF her hus-
band. Her age was "a years and 10 mos.
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South Randolph.

l. F. Prince is visiting his brother,
John, in West Randolph.
Otis Hunt has moved from the E. J..
Prince house to farm in Sharon.
Mrs. A. Camp aud daughter, frankie.
visited in Hanover, N. H., last week.
Carleton Stevens Of Lowell, Mass,
brother of Fred Stevens, spent few days
of last week here.
Samuel Mcintosh OF West Randolph
spent few days Of last week with his
sister, Mrs. c. Belknap.
The South Randolph Dramatic club will
present the new drama entitled "The Spy
OF Gettysburgh," at East Randolph, Friday
evening, the Sth. See bills.