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THE MILD POWER CURES

THE MILD POWER CURES
DR.. Humphreys Specifics
are scientifically and carefully
prepared Remedies, used for
nearly half a century by the
people with entire success.
SPECIFIC FOR
1-Feyers, Congesti0ns, Inhamnations.-
2-Wornis, Worm Fever, Worm Colic....
S-Teetiing; Collie, Crying, WakefulnesS
a-Diarrhea, OF Children or Adults......
S-Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. s.......,......
S-Neuralgin, Toothache, Faceache......
9-Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo.
10-Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Constipation.
11-Suppressed or Painful Periods.
12-Whites, Too Profuse Periods. ds...........
13-CFoup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness......
14-Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, ErUptions..,
75-RheuEufism, Rheumatic Pains. .....
16-Mainria, Chills, Fever and Ague.
19-Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head.
2o-WhOopirg Cough......................
2S-kidHey Diseases. s.....................i
2S-Neryous DebiLity................
s50-Urinary Weakness.........
3&-Sore Throat, Quinsy, DiphtherIa...
So 7JngTs s&r rGg a ~ YH ZEE ssx ssn
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Los ANGELES.


Covina-The past week has been the
commencement of The warm weather, the
thermometer ranging as high as 1060 in
the middle of the day. Apples, aprlcots
and peaches are coming into mark et.
The indications are that the coming lemon
crop will be light, and we may look for
an increase of the price.
Pasadena-Much warmer weather pre-
vailed until 2lst, when morning fogs
prevailed. All crops in good shape.
Apricots will be turning in a few days,
and are better crop than at hrst sup
posed. Peaches heavy; grapes are prom
ising to give big yield; grain nearly all
harvested-a large crop of very fine quail
ity. Highest and lowest temperatures,
94o and 4So.
Pomona-Beet thinning at its hight,
and prospects are for good crop. Har
vesting will begin the second week in
July. Haying is over. Apricots anu
peaches are getting ripe, and the dryers
will soon begin on apricOts. Highest
and lowest temperatures, 103' and So.
ORANGE.
Garden picking is in full
blast and the berries are large and good
crop is reported.
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Page 229, No. lie. S. Mason and lot
99. oak Grove Tct. and impts. sub
ject to mortgage for SlO0. Total tax
and costs 40
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Page $50, No. 5-Sallie A. White and
mortgage interest III lots 10 and IL, blk
%, South SactO, and lot 3, blk 80,
South Sacto. Total tax and costs .S5
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Page 229, No. david Moore and 81 S
559, L 3, Il 2, 175 acres, subject TO
mortgage for $3.50. Total tax and
COSTS 600
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SANTA BARBARl

Huasna-Heading is now fairly under
way. The grain is heavy in places, but
altogether there is not much to boast OF
this year.
Ballard-Wea Gather excessively warm on
the 18th, 18th and 10Th, putting the sea-
son ahead at least ten days; latter part OF
the week cool, with fog at night. Olive
blooms dropping considerably, but a
good crop is expected. The fruit crop is
generally doing very well.
Santa Barbara-The black berry season
has commenced, and they will ripen
nearly all at once this year.
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Page 22b, No. I2-Mrs. a. Miller and
h q of lot 3, blk L, Highland Park. and
lot 4. blk l, Highland Park. Total TAX
and costs
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Page 147. No. 3-LizZie G. HUI and north
SO # of east 16O fl of north l acre of
south . acres OF lot s, Louisiana Tract
Total tax and coStS.................. $50
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Page 151, No. 1-Sam1 P Higginson and
northeast q of sec rs, 7 3, II =, 100
acres and nnpts, subject to mortgage
$1,000. Special school tax 73c Total
ia and costs >
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Oleta-The week commenced with very
cool weather. heavy frosts on the morn
ing of the 10th and 18th doing much dam
age to potatoes and other garden truck
Apples are falling badly, and the crop
will be light; hay is being cut; second
crop of red clover and alfalfa ready for
harvest.
CALAVERAS.
Nilton-This second hot wave of the
season did no damage to fruit and very
little 10 grain: grape crop looking well;
haying over and crop large one.
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The following are the weather and crop
bulletins for the past week, received by
Director Barwick of the State Weather
service:
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Page $50, No. 11-F. Marty and 1O-acre
tract, No 61, and per prop. Total tax
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Page Isl. No. Nv. o. Robinson and
mortgage interest in southwest 4 Sec =,
5, r 5, 16O acres. Total tax and
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Page 230, No. 12-M. Marty and mort
gage interest in 10-acre tract, No. 81, 10
acres. Total tax and costs............ S44 0
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Page 1877, No. Mrs. F. j. Henderson
and all south of county line of east % of
sec "a r Ky 100 a cree ~ o Tata SeS =
and cOStS..........-... 6 D
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Page, 192, No. 8-Lundquist & Breulin
and lots . and 10, blk ., Highland
Park. Total tax ana costs 50
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Page 253, No. 3-John McGilliyary and
lot 6, blk and @, % and 24 SIS, and lot
s. blk * and l., 2 ; and % sts, imp. per
prop, subject to a mortgage for 2,40O.
TOtal tax and costs S2O
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-07
East BETHEL.

R. Day has adopted ten -year-old girl
who formerly lived in Rochester.
Drama, "Spy Of Gettysburg" at Eas
Randolph, Friday evening, March s.
Edwin Harrington and Andrew Heap OF
Gaysville attended the dance here las,
week.
Mrs. John Booth has been to Lebanon
N. H., to care for Mrs. NJ. d. Brown, who
is ILL.,
0. II. Russ has been at home the past
week on account OF the prevailing distem.
per. He is better now.
There was quite company at the dance
in Grange hall last Thursday night, altho'
not quite so large as might have been ex-
pected.
Myron Washburn has closed his labors
at the creamery and has moved into Elias
Halls houee in East Randolph. He will
work for Mr.. Hall part OF the time
George Davenport died March LIST after
short illness with pneumonia. The flu.
neral was attended Sunday from the home
OF his sister, Mrs. Faber Benedict, where
he died. His aged father and mother, and
a brother and sisters survive him. George
was kind young man, being ever ready
to do good to others.
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Mrs. Cora B.Stafford is visiting in Pena
cook, N. I'll.
Miss Grace Peck OF Royalton is guess
OF Mrs. j. B. Sargent.
Mrs. David P. Grant was quite sick last
week but is now better.
Miss Amy Kibbee last week went to
Plymouth, N. H., to visit friends.
Mrs. Maria Smith and Elihu fuller are
among the latest victims OF the grip.
The types got intelligent and the Hall
fund last week appeared as hall fund.
Mrs. Rachel Troup and her little grand
daughter were among those reported sick
last week.
j. P. Donovan of Montpelier came last
week to look after his business interests
in this town.
The g. A. r. fair OF last week is said to
have been successful but the amount OF
profit has not been learned.
Mrs. Melissa Wight is better. Her sis.
ter, Mrs M. M Berry, last week came from
Lawrence, Mass, to take care OF her.
Mrs. W. p. Beauclerk OF Burlington
spent last week here, taking care OF her
mother, Mrs.S. e. Hayward, who was quite
sick. "
al a. SuSuuidH tuC Ot Vic
sick is the same as the number of mem bers
OF the family. Mr.. Cushman and Mrs. f..
s. Lucas have been reported seriously sick
but are now reported to be better.
Henry r. Hayward, Frank HAYWARD,
Chas. W. Osborne, Mrs. Mary Osborne and
daughter and Mrs. G. s. Cilley are sick
with the grip. Mr.. Osborne is very sick
and is threatened with pneumonia.
The mortgages upon real estate in this
town have been growing less quite fast in
the past two years and 1t is now asserted
that nearly four tifths OF the real estate al
the town is unencumbered. Not a bad
state OF affairs
BY the report, the towns indebted
ness seems to have been reduced q, 40
the past year, but when it is remembered
that the interest upon the debt last year
was estimated at but 5000, it will be seen
that the reduction really amounts to near
ly $1,000.
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Stockbridge.

Leon Richardson is visiting in town.
Mr.. Davis and wife moved to Gaysville
last week.
Arab Holbrook is visiting relatives in
| West Randolph.
Scott Brown has finished work for Mrs.
Reuben Whitcomb.
| Mrs. Fiske Durkee is at Mr.. Gleason Is
in Rochester for short time.
Nellie Lamb is at home from the Roch-
ester graded school for few weeks veca-
| ton
Frank Merrill and wife have rented the
house recently occupied by Mrs. Frank
Twjtchell
Mrs. HI. Durkee was in West Randolph
Sunday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Willard Gay.
Gertrude and Grace Gilman went to
Haverhill, Mass, Monday, for few
weeks visit.
E. w. Clark and wife have moved back
to the Common and have bought the place
which he owned few years ago.
Miss Gertie Burdette, who is working
for Mrs. L. Breed in Rosindale, Mass, is
in town for few weeks vacation.
A number from here attended the dra-
ma and dance given in Gaysville last
Wednesday evening under the auspices Of
the G. A. r.
Universalist services will be held next
Sunday at II a. m, and it is expected that
services will be held at the same hour
once in two weeks for the present.
Mrs. 4. j. Bent and Miss Rena Burn
ham were in Royalton to be present at the
marriage OF their cousin, Miss Jennie
Morse, Wednesday evening of this week.
The young people OF this place were in
vited by the young ladies OF Pittsfield to
the town hall for social time Monday
evening. Cake and coffee was served and
all seemed to have pleasant time.
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A. L. Follansbee attended the carnival
and visited friends in Concord, N. H., last
week.
The Rev. w. A. Bushee OF Wallingford
preached at the Second church Sabbath
morning.
One new member, Maxwell e. Dewey
YVES received into the First church at the
communion last Sabbath.
David Brown has removed from the
Allen place, opposite Herrick's, to the
Page place near East Roxbury
The third lecture Of the course will be
given in Union hall, Friday eve, the 9Th,
by Rev. F. Il. Whitman of Berlin.
The house recently vacated by Mrs.
Hiram Clark is to be occupied by Albert
Jennis, who expects to work fer William
Clark.
Mr.. Waldo's people were called away
Sunday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Waldo's brother, George Davenport, at
Bethel.
The two village schools united in clos
ing exercises last Thursday afternoon,
giving successful musical and literary
entertainment.
Henry Wills has accomplished the re-
moval OF his family and goods from Ran
dolph to his new home, the place recently
purchased by him OF W. s. Graves.
Judge Cleveland, who has been spend
ing several weeks in town, was called TO
his home in Lebanon, N. H., last Saturday
night by the news that his brother had
had paralytic shock.
lila Sprague expects to take possession
OF his new house and farm the Goth of this
month, when Darwin Stiles, the present
occupant, will remove to Quechee, where
he has purchased place.
A full line OF new wall paper lat SC. per
roll and up. Have you seen our carpet
samples And did you know that we
were selling out our heavy winter under
wear, horse blankets, etc, at cost?
LADD & BLoDGETT.
The Worlds fair lecture by Nj. j. Cock
ran last Thursday evening was very inter-
esting and was worthy OF larger audi
ence than assembled to hear it. The stere-
opticon illustrations were excellent, while
t he speakers rapid, but eloquent, descrip-
tions made the scenes most real. For
those who attended the fair 1t was like
going again.
Mr.. Zenos M. Upham died last week
Wednesday after an illness oftwo months.
The funeral was held Saturday afternoon. |
The Rev. w. A. Bushee, former pastor OF
this place, was called to the service. The |
deceased was rs years OF age and was a
member OF the Second Congregational
church at the time of his death. He leaves |
A widow, two daughters and son.
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Union Village.

Ben Gile will begin work for VIM. Sar-
gent, April l.
Wayne Johnsons mother, Mrs. Slack, is
rapidly falling.
Mrs, viii Parker is entertaining hel
sister, Mabel Sargent.
s. E. Campbell OF the V. MS. is at home
for two weeks vacation.
The L. II. l.. will meet with Miss May
Coburn, Saturday afternoon.
Rev. l.. l.. Beeman OF Montpelier was
here Saturday, to attend the quarterly
meeting.
J.K. Blaisdell will sell his personal prop
erty at Riverside farm at auction Wednes-
day, March Is.
There will be meeting at Rice's Mills,
conducted by Rev. w. A. Evans, this
Thursday evening.
Miss Bertha Preston, who has been Wis
iting Ethel Kenney, returned to her home
in So. Stafford, Monday.
Mr.. Lund from Lyndonville has moved
into the F. 0. Newcomb tenement and will
work for Waterman a Son.
Mrs. Jennie Newcomb and son, Ransom,
have closed their home and gone to Man
chester to remain for time.
Our quota OF young people returned to
their duties at Thetford academy Tuesday,
with Mary E. Coburn added to their num-
Der.
The wood case OF G. c. Senter v. w. T.
Morse was tried at North Thetford, Feb.
20, and resulted in disagreement of the
jury, A second trial will be held March II.
The immediate results OF the revival
services which were held here last week
were not quite what was expected, but it
is hoped that the good seed sown may yet
bear fruit.
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Pittsfield.

G. A. Styles has sold his farm to partie.
from New York.
A daughter was born March LIST to Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Owny.
Harry Boutwell, and wife were at Mrs
Helen Ellis, Sunday.
Fred Martin and wife were in Roches.
ter for few days last week.
DR.. F. l.. Brigham and Charlie Avery
were in Woodstock last Sunday and Mon.
day.
The infant child OF Mr.and Mrs. Denver
Reynolds died Saturday. The funeral was
held Monday.
George Davis OF Stock bridge has taken
possession of the farm which he recently
bought of Mrs. Ellis.
George Vose has finished work at So
Royalton and will work for his father,
Henry Vose, the coming season.
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Barnard.

J.West has moved into the Kelley house.
G. H. Higgins was through town last
week, selling cream separators.
MIR. Lobdell's little girl is very sick and
is under the care of DR.. Jewett.
Frank Sowle, a former resident OF this
town, recently died in California.
Miss Carrie Richmond leads the Up.
2. y. meeting next Sunday. Subject, "The
One Desire"
The Universalist social with Mrs. Edgar
Alien last week Wednesday, altho' not a
large party, was enjoyed by all.
A few OF the young friends OF j. Cad
we'll and wife surprised them Friday, it
being the second anniversary Of their
marriage.
G. E. Wheelock came near losing quite
valuable colt last week by its getting it's
head through a hole in it's stall and hang.
ing itself.
George and Miss Lucy Hammond will
soon go to Orange, Mass, where MI.
Hammond will engage in the mercantile
business. Their many friends wish them
success.
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Sharon.

A CARD.-We desire to express our sin
cere thanks to all our friends and neigh
bors who extended to us their needed aid
and sympathy in the hours OF our deep at.
Fiction. The FAMILY OF e. M. PAIGE,
Town meeting passed off quietly and
the people voted to comply with the pro-
vision OF the state law to secure town
library. The Ladies' Aid society promise
an illustrated lecture by Nj. j. Cochran,
with 100 Columbian Exposition views, at
the Cong'l church Wednesday, March 10.
This will, no doubt, be a frst-class en-
tertainment.
Mr.. =. M. Paige died of pneumonia az
ter brief illness OF seven days, it being
only 81 days since his wife preceded him,
dying With the same fatal disease.
While the snow is yet deep in the churchyard
We have laid him away to his rest,
With the tired hands folded SO softly.
SO calm on the cold, pulseess breast.
Now the farmhouse it seems oh SO lonely
Since we miss the kind face everywhere
The familiar old rooms look deserted
And empty the old rocking-chai
But while we all miss him 10 sadly.
He rests and is blest up in heaven:
HIS sorrows have turned to rejoicing
And sunshine eternal is given,
There he with our mother awaits us
Awaits on that beautiful shore
Where the Father has made us Homestead
where parting and death no more
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l
Arthur Stetson has gone to Westfield.
Ransom Morgan lost horse last week
Charles H.Greene arrived home Monda,
night.
Ransom Morgan went to Boston las
Monday.
Harry Hubbard is home for two weeks
vacation.
4 Fred Williams and family have moved
to Bethel.
Carroll Wiley was in Rutland for day
last week.
Royal f. Fassett OF Rutland is in tow
this week.
Geo. N. Gleason has been in Boston thu
past week.
Mrs. Electa Morse returned to Windsor
last Friday.
DR.. G. L. Emerson OF Mortified was IL
town last week.
Joseph B. Jewett was in West Randolph
for day lately,
Arthur Whitney and wife OF Williams
burg, Kan, are in town.
Carroll Wiley and wife spent last week
in Randolph and Bethel.
Frank Wood of West Randolph was in
| tOWu IOI u udy ldsu Wcoh.
Mrs. David Dyer Of West Randolph is
visiting friends in town.
| ON. Ford was in Bethel and West Ran
dolph for day last week.
Frank Thomas OF West Randolph was
in town for day last week.
Alba Childs OF Hillsborough Bridge, N
H., has been in town for few days.
Kiles Stockwell and wife of Waitstield
visited his parents for a few days recently.
George Greeley and wife gave very
pleasant euchre party Wednesday even
ing.
Prof. G. W.Emerson and wife of Boston
were the guests of Mr.and Mrs. Fla. Kezer
last week.
Dr.. and Mrs. N. C. Haviland OF Danville
came Monday to attend DR.. Huntington's
anniversary.
harrington & Thayer, assignees, have
advertised the Baker farm for sale, situated
about IL miles from the Perkins mill.
L. F. Wiley has purchased E. II. Hoyt's
farm, for Fl ,200 and has bargained the
same to Harvey Kidder at the same price.
DR.. VIM. M. Huntington celebrated his
50th anniversary of the practice.of medi-
cine in Rochester, Wednesday, full ac-
count Of which will be given next week.
The trial Of "Prince Nicotine" comes off
at the GAR. hall Friday evening, March s.
A large attendance OF ladies and gentle-
men is desired to insure a fair trial by the
Loyal Temperance Legion. Curtain rises
at 1880.
Chas Rogers left a buffalo at the post
office Monday night, which he found in
the road between George Mosber's and G.
w. Angels. 1t answers the description
of one which was taken from Calvin
Whites sleigh one night last week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-07

Perhaps you would not think so, but a
very large proportion OF diseases in New
YORK comes from carelessness about catch
ing cold" says DR.. Cyrus Edison. at is
such simple thing and so common that
very lew people, unless it is case OF pneu-
mona, pay any attention to cold. There
are great many cases OF catarrh and con
sumption which have their origin in this
neglect OF the simplest precaution of every
day life. The most sensible advice is. when
you have one, get rid OF it as soon as pos
slble, BY all means do not neglect it, p
Or. Edison does not tell you how to cure
cold but we will. Take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t will relieve the lungs,
aid expectoration, open the secretions and
soon effect permanent cure. rs and 80
cent bottles for sale by M. ]. Sargent &
Son, and e. Il. Evans & Co,
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South Stranord.

Mrs. Salmon Soule is recovering from
her illness.
Mrs. J. P. Slack is at Erastus Newton.
in Hartford.
VIM. Bennett OF Fairlee has taken tb,
Chas. Sawyer place.
There were two limitations at Snowfiak,
lodge Friday evening.
There are several cases ofiniiuenza about
town at the present time.
The teachers examination will be held
Thursday and Friday, March and s, in
this place.
The Ladies' Aid society held sugar
party in the vestry of the Free Baptist
church Thursday evening.
Mrs Jefferson Ladd died suddenly Thurs
day night. Her funeral was attended by
Rev. II. Cummings, Sunday.
Warren Cleveland OF Lebanon, former
agent at Copperas Hill was stricken with
paralysis last week. He has been an inva-
lid for several years.
Rev. f. w. Reader of Waterbury Center
gives a lecture before the G.. A. r. on
"Army Lifen at the Free Baptist church
Friday evening, March s, in this place.
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Strafford.

H.THoffman was In town over cunuay
GUY Ross has been for few days az ms
grandfather's 49,
Lewis P. Hazelton was in Bethel, mon
day OF last week. ,..,
Mrs. Geo. Johnston OF Bethel spent las'
week at her fathers.
| DR.. Goss OF Chelsea was in town pro-
fessionally on Monday OF last week.
F.Walker and wife went to Barre last
week Tuesday for few days absence.
| Ered Preston and wife returned home
Monday, the 25th from their trip NORTH.
| Hon. Joseph Denison Of Yves. Randolph
was in Town Saturday on legal business.
The funeral OF A. ii. Robbins, formerly OF
| this town, took place in Montpelier, sun
day.
Snowflake and ishoplodges are invited
to visit Royal lodge in Tunbrldge, Friday
night.
ID. E. Paine and wife spent, WEDNESDAY
and Thursday at Hagan Chanoiers ~
Tunbridge.
Mrs. Eliza Kendall OF Thetford Center
and son, Raymond, visited at J. d. Ken
dall's last week.
Herbert Hackett and mother have re-
turned from So. Royalton and are TO re-
main on the farm.
At the communion services Sunday
morning at the Cong'l church two persons
united on profession Of faith.
Miss Morrison closed her school with an
exhibition In the town hall Saturday
night, which was well filled by people from
both villages.
Members from Sharon and Royal lodge
OF Tunbridge visited the two lodges OF our
town last week Tuesday evening. Over 100
we're present. Refreshments were served.
The ladies' OF the c. E. society gave their
annual New England dinner OF baked
beans, brown bread, doughnuts and cot.
fee, for % cents, at the town hall Tuesday.
The Old City school closed Friday, Feb.
%, with an entertainment in the evening,
which was well attended. There were IA
pupils. Sherman Melendy had no marks.
Clyde Hayes was absent two days on ac-
count of illness. Others had very few
marks. MARIA PIxLEY, Teacher.
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Gaysyille.

Rev. Chester Dingman will preach at
Stony Brook and hold the fourth COM
munion service next Sunday, March 10th,
at 1880 p. m.
The Gaysville Dramatic club presented
the drama, 'The Spy of Gettysburg, y for
the benefit OF the G. A. r. post at Union
hall Wednesday eve, Feb. 9th, to as large
an audience as ever assembled in this
place on such an occasion. The receipts
We're over $62. The parts were well AS
signed and all the actors did themselves
much credit. Refreshments were served
in the hall. Music was furnished by Gill
sons orchestra, four pieces. About sixty
couples enjoyed a dance after the enter.
tainmant
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North Pomfret,

W. c. Whipple is reported to be quite
sick.
Edwin f. Moore works for Stephen
Hewitt the coming year.
Willie M. Adams is gaining slowly, be-
ing able to sit up part Of the day.
Victor Bushway and wife have com.
menced their laboIs for +. l.. Davis.
L. H. Bugbee has returned to his school
at the Vermont Academy at Saxton's
River.
A. j. Perkins is giving the farmers in
town friendly call, soliciting orders foI
nursery stock.
T. D. Bugbee, who has been caring fol
sick brother, returned to his work in
Roxbury, Mass, last week.
Mrs. e. G Sherburne is gaining slowly,
being able to sit up part OF the day. Her
sister, Mrs. Abbott, has returned to her
home in Olcott.
Hon. H. w. Vail, member of the Stete
Agricultural Board, has returned Zone
the board having completed its occurring
tour throughout the state.