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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When She was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
& WEST MICHIGAN Rv

csr al, n IN III, mas wagner palace buffet narlor
n a. 'Ua 20 from Grand Rapids 10 Chicago
and coaches ~, /" ssEner palace sleeping car
II. +. MEYERS. cvo,o. -, u'Vaeo'
anna Gen'l Psss'r Agent.
Grand Rapids
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28

Why suffer from indigestion: Burdock
Blood Bitters cures Dyspepsia and all dis
ordoEs of the stomach, liver and bowels.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28

Are you suffering from rheumatism
Thomas Electric Oil has cured thousands OF
the worst cases of this terrible disease. II
only costs 30 cents TO try it.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28

Nv Ashley for Detroit
al 1910 p. IN.
Oles So connections are
nude al Owos so Junct'n
wi,h all trains Of D., G..
II. * VI R'y.
Ben. FLETCHER. 7. j. A.
Detroit. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
DETROIT OCT. y, 1885,.
LANSING & NORTHERN r. r

Evening train has parlor car to Grand Rapids
Direct connections ia Union station A.
''Iand Rapids Tor Chicago and the West win a.,
CHICAGO NoyIs. 1891.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-06-28
TINE FABLE
In effect April eth. 1895
TOLEDO. SAGINAW a MUsKEGoN R'Y
Leave Ashley

Leave Ashley
6;3o a m for Muskegou
300 p. M for MuSkrgon
JNo. W LORD.
Traffic Manager.
Detroit
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
More ELECTRICITY for Montpelier.

A Montpelier dispatch says: Pros
poets Indicate that the new city Of
Montpelier will soon have big addi.
ton to her business enterprises. j. :.
Viles, proprietor of the Pavilion hotel,
has recently purchased of GIL. Blanch-
ard and ]. Z. Goodenough valuable
and extensive waterpower situated in
the village of Middlesex and includ-
ing what is known as the ..Middlesex
Narrows.a Mr.. Viles intends to put
in a dam at the lower end of the
"Narrows8and to establish a plant for
the manufacture of electricity for
lighting and power. Steam will also
be put in in ease the water power
should at any time fail. The facili-
ties for putting in q valuable water
power at this place are very favora-
bic and the possibilities Of furnishing
Montpelier, Barre and Waterbury with
cheap electric light and power are
quite evident. Mr.. Niles has procured
a permit from the Montpelier city
council to erect line Of poles about
the city for the aromnodation Of Lis
elertFic wires
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
New England Magazine.

Among the interesting articles which
90 to make the May issue notably good
we would mention The Boston Public
Library" with its numerous and bea uti
full illustrations. Thomas Ball, the
Sculptor, MS another important paper. A
little gem Of picture is given OF the lit
tie Congregational church In the Middle
Town OF Whitefeld, land pen picture OF
Sunday then is quaint and restful, and
the reader looks with expectant pleasure
for the second paper on this subject, by
Helen Marshall North 1.-The Blue Noun
tain Forest Park the large game pre-
serve in Sullivan county, n. H is the
subject OF an article OF much more than
ordinary interest. Hon. Austin Corbin,
w no owns this property, has turned loose
in this park OF 2. 500 acres. herd OF buf-
taIo, about one hundred and thirty elk
and a like number of deer, twenty moose,
and fifteen wild boar beside foxes and
OF her smaller animals.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
scribnrr,s Magazine.

The current number opens with richly
illustrated and highly interesting paper
on the popular game Of a'Goif' by Henry
Z. Rowland. Coli was first established
in the United States at fonkers on the
Hudson by Scotchman about i've years
ago, and golf clubs have increased with
surprising rapidly. Joseph Wetzler in a
short paper out with convincing facts
answers the question. "Will the Electric
Motor Supersede the Steam Locomotive n
in the affirmative. The fiction in this
number consists of three complete stories
and two serials. 'sThe story OF Bessie Cas-
trsu'i is the title OF Mrs Humphrey
Ward s novelette, begun here, and We are
told that Iii is a study OF life among the
poor class of English farm laborsrs.n This
Is the first serial story eyer contributed to
a magazine by Mrs. Ward. Especially
pleasant reading is found in the ''Point
OF View this month.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
L,ving Pictures

Of health and strength should know
and remember that there is nothing
that viii more quickly and surely rot
them of those most priceless OF Ma
lures gifts than will a deep-sested
harassing cough. The strongest and
heaIthiest are often brought low
through consumption or some Other
wasting disease that had its beginning
in a simple cough.
Anglers Petroleum Emulsion, thu
Food-Medicine, not only cures stub
born coughs and prevents Seriou
throat and lung troubles, but it is al
so a sovereign relief and cure for bron
chitis, weak lungs and consumption
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
Atlantic Monthly.

A distinct and decidedly pleasant favor
is impaired TO the pages Of the Atlantic BY
the outdoor papers in this May number.
Bradford Torrey in bright and breezy
manner relates his experiences while
spending "a Week on Waldens' Ridge
in Tennessee. Mr.. Torrey has remarka-
bly, happy wsy of chronicling what be
sees and hears in his saunterings whether
they take him north or south, and his
types of humanity are often humoroasly
Interesting, Olive Thorne Miiler's
s.Tramps with an Enthusiast are in the
heart OF the Green Mountains OF northern
Vermont. The enthusiast is a bird lover
rho came all the way from Chicago TO
hear the hermit thrush and was richly re-
warded. The paper from end to end Is
redolent Of woods and fields. There Is
much other reading Of more importance,
perhaps, but these appeal 10 our sympa-
thies wondrousIy at this season OF the
year.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
Around the Campfire.

Key. =. Ellsworth Fullerton Of gel
lows rails has accepted an inyitat,or
TO deliver the Memorial lay addres,
in Rutland.
Capt. Guy Howard. assistant ouar
termaster of the United States army
has taken steps for the purchase of Sd
bay horses for the use Of troops =
Fort Ethan Allen.
Died at the Bennington Soldiers
Home OF apoplexy. Shepard Dickin.
son, late Co. X, 10th Vermont raoi.
ment. He was admitted 10 the Home
July 3.lssl. from Weathersfeld. The
burial took place at his former home.
Owing to the constantly increasing
number Of veterans who apply for adj
mission to the Vermont Soldiers
Home al Bennington. ii looks AZ tho,
II will be necessary to put on a thirty-
foot addition to the main building BE-
fore the end OF the year.
The exercises at the dedication Of
the new hall Of G. J. Orrnsbee post at
Brandon, Wednesday evening. were
successfully carried out. Several
prominent Grand Army men from
out Of town were present and took
part AT the close OF the exercises a
banquet was served.
The examinations for promotions
in the st.Johnsbury Guards have been
held and G. A. Celley secures the po-
sition Of sergeant and these have been
made corporals: L. j. Allen, John
Beck. Z. Ii. Bazin and L. 5. Morris.
After the drill, the newly-appointed
officers gave banquet to the whole
company at the restaurant Of Allison
4 Davie. The boys thoroughly en-
ioyed themselves.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
KNOWLEDGE

49, comfort and improvement and
u personal enjoyment when
~ nsei. The many, who live bet
~. " others and enjoy life more, with
sTpeDditure, by more promptly
- The worlds best products 10
r-s5. Of physical being, viii attest
-sjIs . health of the pure liquid
.,;ra principles embraced in the
e. syrup Of Figs.
p. tveellence i due to its presenting
= lorm most acceptable and pleas
= he taste, the refreshing and truly
..ssiaI properties of perfect lax
T.. sEsctually cleansing the system,
In colds, headaches and fevers
1 peraaneutly curing constipation.
- r;;Ts1 satisfaction to millions and
/. vi,h the approval Of the medical
.s.ss because it acts on the Kid
T. Tiysr and Bowels without weak
81 tbsn and It is perfectly free from
r. 5bieeti0uable substance.
srrvD If Figs Is for sale by all drug
I. Il s. cent bottles, but it is man
red by the California Fig Syrup
+ oslr. whose name Is printed on every
|[xsars. $50 the name, syrup Of Figs,
81 l5irr vel informed, You viii not
Is INV substitute if offered.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

STATE OF VERMONT In Pruaafe Court within
)isrrrf Of Rap.srlph : zad for said district on
tie 1t dzy II May A.D. lss. Alice Z. DiekerInan,
guardian OF pzroa Whitney. makes all1s.eatA9n Y
r,rt far I;euse 10 sell the following described
- estate Of his said ward 10 wit; bis interest N
the real estate lately ned and cccaPied 1y Wary
Wbiruey of BFaBtI &c and sitGa'e n s7f br1tnfr-t
rnrasertng thai the sale thereof. for the purpose
,f pa ting the prueeeis Of such sale at Interest," or
tire same in stocks real esfA re- Womb pr
l,n .;sal Il a "A WARD Wbrreapon II j. Ordered ny
sad pnrt that said zppcaii0nhe referred 70 se--
spu tIpresf 10 be held the Probate once 10 sall
RANDOLPH on the 2lst day OF Nav. A. ~ lsss9r near
ine and decision ffereon and II Is further ordered
that an pers0ns Interested he notified hereof w 1p-
i5r.on f notice nf said application and order there
m t6ret weeks successixeiy in the Herzld2nf New
nabi-bea At Randolph before sal time Of bearing,
thxt they may appear said tizie and place snd 7
dizzy -ee cause object thereto ny me coll =
A-fesf WILLIAM Fl. NICHOLS. Judge. llzt
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
sr.rFo OF VERMONT.

sTarr OF VERMONT. Al Probate Court
6srs y ,E' PARTFoRD S.: held at Woodstock
.s5hn ma for said District on the ifh day oil May
A. ID. lss5- rrags
fNeae"t A Az In
r,.,neut purportux to Be the lzsSwiil and
NJ II tygdfrey late Of Roysiton II SAD l-,ricl
y sst Il presented te Court BY Charles 4. lar
s7 80 ,-a riar for Probate and allowance IL L
IL said Conrtta ali persons concerned lnsr
~ ~ notified 70 appear At session o. ssla 49, 49, =.
y q. ~ ID 1896 and show cause-H any tlley Ia
"a. ~ = r1e Probate OF said instrument a. me
Isst will OF said Chloe sdirss io n. r.c,.r :,
ssss rr = published three weeks y i
VHgsa River Herald 3 newspaper pubfisheh a.
" t4eS Royalton II
~ srsau A. NAV be. tae last Of said tfia
tons ~ ne ohe 'A'i A true records Attest.
May. - .--a ,s.srz ~ record At
80 r ~ sEAyER. Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
ESCAPED FROM THE GUARD.
William Oswald, Under Arrest for De-
sertion, Leaves the Fort in a Hurry.

VIM. Oswald, a private in troop r.
Bird cavalry, at Fort Ethan Allen, un.
der two and half years sentence
for desertion, escaped early FRIDAY
evening. He was working in the gar.
den about Major Morris house when
| he made his break for liberty. Tie
sentry, unsSer whose guard lie was st
work, fired twice at him. but both
shots nli>>esl. At Sis, four cavalry
men. equipped and mounted, were or
dered out under command of corporal
Wilson to patrol the surrounding
country to see If they could find him.
About $50. the troopers were seen
coming down East Allen street, Wi
.nooski,at full gallop. They turned
north, only to turn back in a little
while and 20 10 Burlington. They
went to the station, thinking that o.
valid might board the $50 train. but
he did not. One of the officers was
OF the opinion that he was living low
somewhere about the station, waiting
for some outgoing freight during the
night. Others were Of the opinion
that he was hidden in the woods near
the fort.
A few days before Oswald deserted
from the fort aud had got as far as
Montpelier when he was captured by
Sergeant Harbinson. who brought him
back to the fort and placed him in the
guard house. Oswald enlisted at
Cleveland. o., last August. He bears
an unslFory record and was never a
good soldier. Ii is said that his IA
Their i 4 wealthy meat man in Cincin-
natl. %.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
Commisstoners, Notice.

Estate OF BetscF u M0Ntt-Nr-
The under signed having been APPOINTED oy Tie 1on
PROBATE coRri for the district OF kAnaoph- svHlh
iarusuds III all persons AGAINST the estate q
Ref=rv D. MONTAGUE. late Of Chelsea In SAID ssrci.
s.ss. an, All claims exhibited in Offset Thereto
nsrslr live notice thai will meet for the nurposr
sfnresaid at the Office of Geo. L. STOW IN sAEi
Chelsea On the 18th day OF October
rsxr lrpfu 10 O'Clock a. m. until O'Clock
n m. Of said day and that SIX months from
III ism dav OF April A. ID. 1855 i the tinle ilee
~ said Court for said crsiiors 70 pfesel tAeai m
= ~ for examination and allowance
Dated att hrisea this 9TH day OF April A,Diss'.
GEO T. STOW - eel
,,s- FRaNKLIN DEARBORN missierers-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

The undersigned. having ees1 apgon d. . ~
nel- s,.Srs * receive examine ara a5lusa ~
- demands Of ali persons AGAINST Ne eT, ;1.
ofzenas " rplanl late q IT, ~ s+s thereto
- ~ -,orire that we viii meet for TIE purpos
assssad. al the once II Pees llars = Y,
Bro. e., / o.ple.ek D. H. until o'clock D n ~
a thar six nos frm The 18Th lag q
x HE tine limited By SAID Court iof ~. -
y = - 4s,r claims 20 rs fer exam fistlisn arr
ers y fi al BrookHeia ibis 20 day q ApTi'-
A. d. lcss. ,,.p-t-S PEEK Com
nv 7. NALsua ~ rs
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

state for a reelection. When the
tine has come for the remaining u a
representative or a senator | have left
he people free to choose, and it i the
fact that never have | written line
70 ask a voter or a legislator for his
suffrage. Ii is fact also that have
never spent money to bring about my
election. ! can say that with exact
TRUTH
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

~ y VERMONT, tIn Pronate court. nsGd
1919 DISTRICT, - al Rsp4l.Iuh Ia and for
- 4 % We &th das OF April A. D. ISIS.
=, o1hy, executor Of the estate OF
- late af Randolph IN sal district de-
~. Maass application 10 said coart FOR
N - AZ q the real estate o. said deceased
ID "A F4.Anl covered by will. being a house ard
h \ !. = Elandoiph. representing that the sale
ksEe 4A 70 ne rtsiiAdTy lexaite- OF SAID
Ixs sv- WhereHpon il Is ordered by
lssrr ss-Sl said application lie referred 10 .
~ ~ 70 b. held nj the Probate Once
~, - oph on the Il lay Of MAY A. ID. 49, for
A. ~. ellsioA thereon; and il Is further or
!, is.fA11a q notice OF said Application and or
d We 'l-rse weeks excessively in the Herald
an .eIsaei Al Randolph before said time Of
X 49, ~ may appear At said time and place
v 81 ealse- 0h5eff thereto. By the Court
A1est- WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

ME OF VERMONT. Z In Probate Court. held
Iz-T5E1 DISTRICT. =. ( AZ Woodstock. within
n sad District. % ihe lsEh Gav Of ArEil. 1855
Prgs1EL E1n. Thomas %. >eaEer. Judge.
IIiasess aares B. FlaH. administrator 81 the
b. q HzTTEy Reynolds. late OF RoyaliDu
VII 1sgi- deceased. iHtesfx1e proposes rendering
lcZHI Of Is administration u said estate
ar=-a1lg IDS account
aEaiast szil estate for allowance &C a
g q sad Court e b held AZ the PROBATE dice
eHls1acS n said District. on the leFh day Of
y a D. Is. AID Whereas fsatG Court las As
r. zli uI1e 11a p.8ee flli settlement of sail
rgEt Nd ter ; De ree % the residue Of said es-
o d heirs Of said deceased, band ordered
iaac 1elics thereof Be e1ven TO all perSons IN
Iss-d z sac estate By publishing a copy of The
n q III arl-r lh-e- weeks srccsssiveIy. preyf-
I . ie ii1T assigned. as aforesaid. in the Waite
~ Head EasEsrarer ughiishesi NJ RoFaitoa In
oll1,T d WINDSOR in tn STATE Of VI.
-srsigrs- All persons concerned Ina SAID estate are
1sri q ATaezr a tie Probate O-fiee In Wood
- z sslt District OF The day assigned. a. afo-e-
y Aea ar there p contest tie allowance OF said
n;-i rf czHSe. Ansf 70 ests bif=h their rignLx
lsfS, sS4isss, ale awful Claimants Of SAID resi-
~ ree1rt ..es, y. J. sEAyER- Register.
Tie capE q nz.0ryl.
Is Arrest. T. D. sEAyER- Jaake.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

4 NJ q 1, EsNONT In Probate Court held
|sri 1rsh,1l sah > aiRaAdelph on the I'D day
y esfa..'s. ~, J. n Daring. administration
I " NJ 10 said Court for license TO sell
et-ss, ~ ~ o. said deceased situated In Chelsea
q q vi, Ia he sale will be beneficial 10 the
.q& 4 i - estate. Where
Z ssle, ty said Court that said application
~ ierafion and be heard On the
Y Prat.,.s ~ cay Of Nav A. ID. lss5.
tt-s ~, =, lee IN Randolph. and. il Is further
pailiessir. persons Interested he notified hereof
~ ~ p a9tice Of this application and order
- NFEs --ess successfully In the HERALD
y f5ss,s. prinie,i at Randolph. before said
3 y fs ~. 4 they see ealst.. ofs;e,.f fl,er,sft
us -llri---Aflest. - = - - -
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

i'ss eaei having been appointed by theHon
fasy ~. ~ The district OF Randolph Commits
aas ~ N seNallliDe- and adjust all claims and
NE ~ ~ persons againsf the estate Of Atyan
+ 4 - ~ saadnlph In said district deceased
fna,fi-s ~. exhibited IN Offset thereto. hereby
slg n y " Wiz meet for the purposes afore-
|sadIist = ~ y osgood's sore II East
~ e., ~ l1e lfth day Of Nav and 14th
Isa nexE from | o'cl0ck D. IA. Till
Pa ~. ~ said days. and that six months
u ~ "A Of April. AID 1881 the time lin
Ess * - s.aFi for SALT creditors to present their
- -. ~ examinations and ailo sance. Dated
II X 'is r -9tn DAY Of April. A. ID. lss5.
= T. 0sG0oD COMMISSIONER
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
NILLIAM h. NIcHoLs. Indg


g ~ 'ez ad having been appointed BY the
se-S n .s ior the district q Hartford Com
zr.is ~ - : examine. and adjust all claims
- aa Wrigss persons AGAINST be estate Of
1slse1 ~ izfp Of Refllei IN said DIST.
.sfs-s ~. Gains exhibite.s IN Offset there
alrssss -"'les tia We will MEET far the ~
4. q - ~ Al :. &. Sarrenf's sfrre
= atlt ~ a. ~ q Juue and 18th Gay Of
49, q M 4 4 : eloek D. M. unit ecfock n M
- ea7 !. 49, Aur thu six mouths from
- 'ss ~. ssareh,A. D.. Isssis The Tine lbail-
~ p u ~ .s W aic cresiifors - present thesI
80 a I.,f-it Al y nation and Allowance.
-ltn aaF = April. A. q. issS.
=. sARGENTt Comua<-
- T. u WESTON, sloners. ilas
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

|tsayi-rssEzed. hAvinG been apuNlaIefiav the Hon
- n s3r he District u Hartford eonlmls-
| ~. = 7ssfye examine and Gdsss1 all claims
3sszukN all persons against the esLa-
II : Fl-4. ate u Bethel IN said District. de-
l. a a. elAinls exhibited IN offset thereto.
81 ~ aelsee that wv will rlesr fpr the parr<S-
r-s,4 a fhe atiee Of Wilson & Arnold
& y ia7 u May an 4th day Of September
next frVns III a. m. unrii
-1t 3. r. o. said DAYS and that SIX months ron
a iGT afAprilA. D. lss5, Is the time limited By
A csz- ar SAID cr=iifors 10 present their clAs ms
81 esaninafiau AID allowance.
lzs y hetheA This lstn Gay OF April.
hlss
FRED ARNOLD , Cor IL ssion-
rs 5 N, WAsHBURN ers.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
Beecham's pills for consti-
patton Zoe and 25s. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
A.n-.j .l~ ucr. IA, an ar hare
AaHa.l ..l.s NOR. ss.a s.nann se1s.

Thixfs 10 certify that have this day given ny
sor Archie G. KsngsourF, his time during the re-
msirger OF his minority and shall claim none OF
~ earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date.
Chelsea. Vt, April 18th, isa5-
CARLOS J. KINGsBURY.
uE p.,r1xs witness II25
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09
Vermont Pensions.

Reissue, Edgar A. Francis. Mont
pelier, Benjamin Townsend. Benning'
ton, John ). Tilfon, Danville, Loui;
Gabouries, South Mortified; reissue
and increase, Isaac w. Raymond, Or.
well; original, VIM. Line, Mortified,
Frank Gainley, Bennington: increase,
Willard Batchelder, Morrisville, Ne
hemiah w. Rindge, West Randolph,
Osman F.. Bellows. Fairfax, Andrew
!. Gordon, Milton; original, widows,
Lavinia w. Clark, GouldsyiIle, Mary
Mostay, Burlington, Mary Smith. Tn
derhill Center; additional. John King,
Mechaniesyi lie.
Increase, John E. Townsend, West
Dummerston; Charles w. kimball,
Wheeler. William II. H. Ralph.
Brownsville.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

Rev. Mr. Francis i well known in
the publishing interests of Boston, hav-
been connected with one firm for more
than ll.years, also a worker in the tenn
perance effort. which. together with
pulpit and other literary enterprises,
was more than his former robust aa.i
healthy constitution could endure.
Leaving Boston some months since,
reduced in weight. liver inactive, ~e-
we're pains across the back sure in
dication Of kidney trouble or Bright's
disease-he came to Vermont, the
home of the Green Mountain Sarsa-
parilla. for health and rest Hearing
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

~ q VERMONT TAI a Probate Court
49, ~ agTF'sD -S> held AZ Woodstock.
u - 7, p, szli district on he 34gh DAY Of
FfeseaE, Hon T. o. seaYer. Judge
a. A Instrument parporsine 10
- - " sad Testament OF Emma L. kiider.
- lrisge II said 'iisi deceased Is presented
- 'ezis ;or probate and Allowance \. Chxs H.
- lls eIeeli9r therein named. And Il
- ~ Court that ali persons concerned
IL a9tae,1 20 appear AZ session Of said
ts.s@st ltla Al The PROBATE Office In Woodstock
: - lAy efNaT AID. lss4s.znd show czHse ifany
- sge, AGAINST the Probate Of said instru-
n AS Vii and testament Of said Emma
y Arggss i & further ordered that copy OF the
~ = "a. order ne published three weeks sue
lhe Bethel Courier. Published NJ
~ ~. safe as soon As may be. the last Of said
Ma
- record; Attest. Nj. SEAvER. Rez1ster.
NRs * record: Attest T. O. sEAyER. Judge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

-1isfsiEaei. having 5een appointed By tbs
* t9arT q. I'M Dis1riel OF Randolph Eonn4is-
= u receive. examine and asi3asI all ci4iEss zH9
Be q A. l=rscns AGAINST tie estate ofLaRra II.
lr- ale q 2aad0}ph in saiss District. de.
= al GAcAins exhibited In a-s<.-t tn rtto
= 1Ft10ilee thai VIC vii meet fsr the purposes
s-Ail- a iae Frl6a.e office In Randolph
? IA tEr u NAg next from
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

The city council OF Montpelier has
presented Luther 2. Doeg with gold
watch and chain in recognition of his
bravery in rescaing the body Of Carl
Bliss at the time of the recent freshet.
Rev. G. G. Marston. a Baptist cler-
gytnan, who has preached in various
places in the West, including Water
town, 5. d.. Central Illinois and
Olympia, Wash, and who has figured
somewhat eonspicuously in the news
papers Of that section on account of
scandalous actions unbecoming man
of his calling. is in custody at Wood
stock. He is charged with bigamy and
in attempt to defraud his landlord
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

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uorsy refunded Price 25 cent? pe rbox.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-05-09

OF the cures and sales Of Green Noun
tain sarsapArilia, he like many Others
thought be>t 70 give it trial. which
he has done with the most pleasing
results, as in using his own language
he says: = ! aln a we'll man to-day and
weigh 200 pounds
Mr.. Francis can be found at the
Travellers Home, where he now re-
sides. East Bethel, VT, and viii be
pleased 70 talk with any one of the
benefit, he has received from GREEN
MOUNTAIN SARSAPARILLA.
AN HONEST REMEDY!