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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
$3.50 O'CLOCK p. NJ

all that LOT OF LAND, In the county Of
HenricO, and bounded as follOWs-to-wit:
Fronting on north side Of Park avenue
Zli feet inches, and running back be-
tween parallel lines $50 feet to an alley
10 feet wide bounded on the east by the
property of Matthew Gilmour and on the
west by the property of John +. Branch.
Also. that LOT OF LAND fronting 80
feet on the south side of Park avenue
and bounded as fOllOWs-tO-w Begin
ming at point on the south line of Park
avenue, distant about so feet from the
intersection of the east line Of Elm street
with the southern line of Park avenue.
thence running edStWaTdly and fronting
on said south line of Park avenue 30 feet
and running back sOuthWardly and be-
tween parallel lines of irregular depth 10
the southern line and including the old
ScuInetown road, now closed
Also. those TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF
LAND, WITH ALL IMPROVEMENT
THEREON, lying in the county of Hem
rico, IN the state OF Virginia adjoining
each other, the one commencing AT a
point on the continuation Of the Scuf-
hetoWn road now closed. IS feet east
of the southeast corner Of Strawberry
street and fronting on the southern line
or Scuthetown road % feet inches. and
running back between parallel lines l76
tett inches; and the other 100 feet east
or the southeast corner Of Strawberry
street, fronting on the southern line az
ScuIHetoWn road IS feet. and running back
Wlthln parallel lines l16 feet.
Third-Then. say at
4:30 O'CLOCK =. NJ
Also. all that LOT OF LAND. lying and
Delns III the county OF HenricO. near the
western limit Of the CITY of Richmond
being Lot No. %, and part OF Lot No 20
IN the plan Of "HopeGale." commencing
at a point distant 800 feet west of The
northwestern corner Of Gilbert and Rob
ertsOn streets, thence running westwardi,,
along the north line Of Gilbert strcet N
Iieet. thence northwardly between parallel
lines $50 feet 10 a 20-foOt alley
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale
al unpaid taxes and the sum Of GSOO
the 9th day Of August, 1898. and tho hal
ance in twelve months
EDWARDa{i. BROWN
CARLTOWJACKSON.
r ,rto,,. Trustees
de lots -AuO ''Oleels'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
BY n. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneor
SALE

NALUABLE IMPROVED PPopv,,..
oN nENABLE STREET. AND o'tti Z
N.Y. SE AND LOT on MAD
SHALL STREET. BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS.
BY AUCTION.
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First
AT1 O'CLOCK p NJ

=
all that certain PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON, lying and being in the county
Of Chesterfield. Va, being Lots Nos. and
10. in Square +, and Lot No. 7, in Square
l6, together with all Improvements on
said Lot No. 5. in Square 4. Of the sub
division Of "MELROSE" Oanchester),
said lots fronting 80 feet each and run
ming back between parallel lines l37 feet
to an alley in common 10 feet wide.
SnnnnI-1,hnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
.r,,r, courN CO THE COHEN co. THE COHEN CO.
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

A FEW GEN1LEAlLN CAN FIND
Good Board in private family at $40 north
Eleventh street. Want, also, Transient
Boarders Telephone in house. de l7-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17
WANTED,

SUCCESSFUL TEACHER, WITH TES-
timonials from former employers, desires
TO instruct children OF a private family in
English, instrumental Music, and French.
References exchanged. Address. RUS
SELL. care Postmaster, Ashland, Va.
de l7-2ts
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5 O'CLOCK TEA-KETTLEs AND
CHtEING DISHES

Nickel-Plated Chafing Dishes, $40
Nickel-Plated Baking Dishes, with hot
water pan inside, for Soc
Brass 3 O'Clock Tea Kettles, soc. and
upwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17

Cream Lunch Biscuits. still warm, 40
Just baked, per pound .......... D.
Blue Point Snowflake Oyster -lc
Crackers, per pound ........... y -
i'I per 0b bsrfe fine ra i fiour $4.25
Climax Stove Polish. make your 20
stove look like a mirror, for D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17

Cocoanut and Peanut Brittle for l-2c.
a pound.
Acid Cakes for 10c. a pound.
Chocolate Creams and Cream Almonds
and Filberts for l5c. a pound.
Florida Fruits, assorted, for l9c a
pound.
500 pounds of Fine Mixture. that sells
for 3Oc., to-day 1Gc. a pound
Cocoanut Cakes, assorted favors, for
l2c. a pound.
Vanilla Flavor Marshmallows for lie
Il pound.
FROM $3.50 TO O'CLOCK
loo. French Mixture, for 51-2c. a pound.
FROM TO O'CLOCK
Cocoanut Bonbons for 1-2c. a pound.
FROM 3 TO O'CLOCK
Broken Stick Candy for Sc. a pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17

BY virtue OF the decree mentioned boz
low, We Will as special commissioners.
thereby appointed, proceed 90 Sell at w5.
lie auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER o. ISIS
at u O'Clock NJ. If deemed advisable T.
sell the real estate in parcels we win
commence with house and Tor No lE This
lot fronts IS e-l2 feet on Governor street.
thence running eastW3rdly 70 2I9 teat
more or less; thence uOrthWarjIy "a 20
feet, more or less; thence Wes WlriIy
IS j-l2 feet. more or less. Also the Other
two houses and lots-viz.: N0. lU arl
l03. They commence az a point VI 4-ig
feet south OF the southeastern iniersoe-
ton Of Governor and Ross streets run.
nlng thence southwordly and fronting To-
gether on Governor street 81 Iis-l2 ie.t:
thence running back Is q. Up feet more
or less, 10 an alley.
TERMS OF SALE AS TO THE REAL
ESTATE will be One-foUrtn cash. balance
at six, twelve, eighteen and tUerty-flIr
months. for negotiable notes with lnfe-
rest added from day or sale. aud Jlo ufls
retained until all the purchase money IS
paid and deed ordered by the court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17

astneverh
welfare
invite and need an sne oo@H Ano preparations "' "F wal
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WANTED.

SALESLADIES AT 4lS EAST BROAD
s.reet-5- and Decent store Apply be-
tween and 10 a. NJ. Saturday, Decem-
Der IL. lS}h 10 I71t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-17

HIGHEST BIDDER,
TWO STORY DETACHED IItAAH
DWELLING,
No. 10 HOLLY STREET NEAR Law
REL STREET
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COURT SALE OF VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE

AND a
LARGE LOT or IMPROVED AND
COSTLY MACHINERY.
FOR MANUFACTURING ALL KINDS
OF WOODWORK USED BY HOUSE.
BUILDERS
BEING THE SAME PLANT FOGWER
LY OWNED AND OCCUPIED by
j. T.. STOWE. JR., ESQ,
CONSISTING OF THOSE
THREE CENTRALLY-LOCAT
BRICK BUILDINGS.
Nos l0l, lob, AND l0 GOVERNOR
STREET.
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND ROSS
STREETS.
AND THE MACHINERY THEREIN
CONTAINED.
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD AZ
A WHOLE.
OR, If DEEMED ADVISABLE AT THE
HOUR OF SALE.
IT WILL BE DIVIDED,
THE REAL ESTATE IN TWO PARCELS
AND THE
MACHINERY IN LOTS TO SUIT PUR.
CHASERS.
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$50 WHITE sCHOOL-BOYs AND 80
YOUNG MEN

HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE
your Christmas money after scnvoi hours
Ali boys l will do more than to->. The
invest boy gets a new bicycle. Call at
VA and 92G west Broad street between 4
and L. NJ, December nth. de l7-lts
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WANTED.

EDUCATED MEN TO ORGANIZE STA
tons Travelling Library University. Sala-
ry guaranteed. Twelve men made 500
net last month. PARMELEE, Chicago.
do 17-Sa<l W2taWtf
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-20
South StocKbridgr.

]. C. Gilmore is on the sick list.
Mrs. Asahel Boutwell, is sick with bron-
ehitis.
Mrs. Abigail Tsggart is very sick. DR.
c. Z. Smith is attending her.
Mrs. Will Packard and two children OF
Mendon are at he's fathers, S. S. Long
ley's.
Bessie L3ngley, who had a relapse last
week Monday, is more comfortable at the
present writing.
Mrs. Elmira Woodland was reminded OF
her S7th birthdsy Saturday, the 18th, by
b r grandchildren giving her party.
The series OF meetings on Stony Brook,
held oy Rev. L. N. Moody of Gaysville,
closed last Friday evening. He enter
tanned the hope that the old church
would be opened to services the coming
year, but / be outlook is not very favora bic
Tor toe services have to be supported en-
tireiy by the people here. This church is
tee only one in town that has no fund or
some other resource to draw from. 1t
does4et even have a share of the minis
teFiaI land fund, nor is it remembered by
those whose aged relatives worshipped
thee All would be glad to see the
church return to its former prosperity.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-20

In the death OF Mrs. Twitchell, a most
estimabie womaB-One who lived an ac-
tive, useful and faithful liie-has passed
away.
Sunshine and shadows have been along
her pathway. Patiently has she borne her
burdens and calmly met the changes that
have come to her. Amidst her varied ex-
perieDces OF JOY and sorrow, courage and
hope never forsook her. She bad a rare
faculty to nuke friends for she had a
friendly spirit and was always ready to
lend helping hand TO those in need.
Dear was she In the home in which she
was born. She was the daughter OF Mr..
Moses and Marietta Dustin of Bethel.
She was born Feb Is, 1857. After receiy-
ing good education she began teaching,
a vocation, which she pursued with re-
markable success. She taug hit 10 terms of
SCHOOL, in Stockbridge, 10 in one dis
trict and 6 in another. Her services were
always in demand. She never had to APP
PLY for school. Her influence for good
has been felt on MANY children's hearts,
and she is held by them in grateful re-
membrance.
She married Mr.. Royal Twitchell, son
of Mr.. Ephraim Twitchell, OF Bethel. Her
husband went nine years ago to Colorado
for his health, but died soon after reach
ing there. She was the mother OF four
children, all OF whom survive her. Their
loss Is SO great no one can tell. For Is
years her home has been in the family OF
Mr.. Ephraim Twitchell, her husbands
father, where she has been cared for and
loved as his own daught By her kind
words ana pleasant ways she endeared
herself in this home OF her adoption.
When sickness came all was done that
could be to restore her to health. Here
amidst those who loved her she fell asleep
10 wake no more on earth. She died
Wednesday, January 5, 1898, aged 40 years,
10 months and days. Just two weeks
from that time she was to have been mar.
ried TO Mr.. Edgar l.. bearing of Bethel.
Again we are reminded that life is full
OF changes, but may we realize that Gods
love never changes for his children.
s. A. PARKER
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-20

Mrs. Geo. S. Harlow is sick with cold.
Miss Bessie Alsaph has returned TO her
home In Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Brown and son are visiting
her father, Seth Moxley. 5.1-'
Edgar Coonoy OF Middlesex was at j.
F. BenneJt's last Saturday and Sunday.
A. NJ. Smith of Boston and his sister,
Mrs. s I'll. BROOKE, of Randolph were at
their brothers, Nm. P. Smiths, last
week.
/, The attendance at the White River Po-
mona meeting last Saturday was small on
account of bad weather. but quite an in-
teresting meeting was held. A. b. Maui
chester of Randolph was present ana
made some very interesting II marks upon
the condition OF the grange and its ten
dency. He thought there would be no
lack of members for the next ten or fl
teen years, but feared there vas tcnden-
cy to stray from first principles. The
question, ''Can good farm help be OBJ
tained?" was discussed A. r.. Paine
thought that as good farm help could be
obtained here as in any part of the coun-
try, but it costs too much. DR.. Paine OF
Royalton was present and made some
very interesting remarks. Miss Laura
Paine read pleasing grange paper; Mrs.
Brown read an article on farm help, and
Mrs. Hubbard read a very interesting
piece. The next meeting will be at South
Royalton. The time is not yet fixed.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-20
63 Main Street.
Notice of Lana Sale.

The non resident proprietors OF the
town of Granville, in the county Of Add.
son and state OF Vermont, are hereby no.
titled that the taxes assessed by said town
within two Years preceding this date, re-
main either in whole or in part unpaid on
the following described land in said town
to wit:
Part Of Lot No 2O2, second division,
drawn to the original right of Reuben
Parsons. taxes set to Sarah Scott, amount.
Ing 10 s5.42; part OF Lots Nos. so and 81 in
that part of Granville, formerly Averys
Gore. (which was annexed TO Kingston,
now Granville, Nov. 6, A. ID. 1889 taxes
set 10 A. W. Stetson's estate, amounting
to $3.50; part of Lot No. "a in that part OF
Granville known as Avery's Gore, taxes
assessed to Elias Reyes, amounting TO
sl.S4,aud so much Il said land will be sold
IT public auction at the store OF Il. I.
Hubbard in said town of Granville on the
9Th day OF April, A. ID. 1898, at O'Clock in
the afternoon, as shall be requisite to dis
charge taid taxes with costs, unless pre-
viously paid. E ". HEMENwAY,
Collector OF Town Taxes.
Dated at Granville, VT, this 18th day OF
January, A. ID. 1898. 81
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-20
StOckbridge.

Willie Cady was quite ill last week.
]. F. Chandler was in Bethel Monday.
DIR. Wilder went to New York Saturday,
Henry Adams was in Rutland Saturday.
Arab Hoolbrook was in Pittsfield Mon
day. ast Ie
Mr.. schencks is in Boston for few
days.
q. s.Abbott OF Rutland was in town last
week.
Pearl Green is visiting his parents this
week.
Chss. Mills of Pittsfeld was in town
Tuesday.
E, w. Clark and wife were in sherburne
last week.
j. J. Saltery and wife were in Rochester
last week.
Celwin Morse was in Rochester a day
last week.
Mr.. Caswell and julie Blackmer were in
Rochester recently.
Zenas Cady was quite i'll with typhoid
pneumonia last week.
Mrs. Hannah Long visited her brother,
A. e. Baker, last week.
r. d. Seymour OF Trenton, N. j., was at
e. w. Clark's last week.
MIS- hOlHC lOld3 WEI
in Rochester Wednesday.
Warren Green, wife and two daughters
were in Brandon last week.
Mrs. Fred Whitcomb of Bethel 'Lympus
was in town a day last week.
Newton Whitcomb and wife visited in
Rochester two days last week.
Ed Bent and wife visited at Frank Hub
bard's in Rochester day last week.
Henry Adams and wife OF Randolph Wis
tied A. E. Baker several days last week
Severa from Gaysville attended the So
ciable at John Leonard's last Wednesday.
Mrs. George Mills of South Stock bridge
was the guest OF her son, George, last
week. Il ae
Mrs. Fanny Whitcomb and Mrs. Fatima
Chamberlin and daughter, Maud, visited
in Rochester last week.
The next Union circle will be led by
Joel Backmer. Subject, "Do Foreign
Missions lmpoverish the Country 7"
The ladies of the Union Aid society will
give a chicken pie supper, with japanese
pudding tor dessert, at Lambs ball
Wednesday evening, Jan, rs The society
will also sell a quilt at the same time.
Everyone is cordially invited have
good time. r 81 rbrH0
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Pittsheld.

Chas. Avery has gone to Lebanon, n. II.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Brown the 18th.
Mrs. Albert Vose is quite sick with in
fismmatory rheumatism.
Augustus Pinney has gone to Ludlow 10
live with his brother, Deimont Pinney.
Mrs. George Brigham and little sons
have returned from their visit in Rutland
Misses Carrie HUT and Belle Austin
have gone to Tewksbury, Mass, where
they are employed as nurses in hospital.
Lorenzo Parmenter and wife have been
in town the past week packing heir
household goods for removal to Saratoga,
n. Y where they are living.
The Ladies' Aid society met With Mrs.
Luther Taylor last week "Wednesday even
ing. Quite a number We're present aitno'
the weat her was very unfavorable.
Mr.. Bennett met with quite an accident
at J. ]. Saltsry's tale mine in StocKbridge
last week by he explosion of dynamite,
injuring his leg and side quite badly.
Tbs New England Tale Co. has its tram
way and storehouse at the foot OF the nil
near Ransom Durkse's completed. II has
begun running the tale from the MINIS
for removal 70 Bethel.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-20

Reduction in prices for one month at
Graham's studio. A good crayon, 16x2O,
gwen away with each dozen of cabinets.
2W w. e. GRAHAM.
T. 81. Pratt spent last week in Bridport
Bernice Babcock is sick with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Mcwain are in
Marshfield.
Sidney Whitney is confined to the house
with rheumatism.
Mrs. Florence Estabrooks returned to
Woburn, Mass, Friday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Manning, Jan. II.
John r. Upper and E. II. Edgerton al
in Chittenden this week.
Fourteen couples from here attended
the dance at Hancock Friday night.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. futile have gone
to Springfield to remain for the present.
VIM. Newcomb OF Middlebury spent a
few days with John Tower and family re-
Gently.
Claude Campbell has gone to HurliDg-
ton to continue his studies at the medical
college.
F. H. CHR man and f. h. EdgertcD spent
several days last week IN Gaysville and
Pi5tsfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Guernsey OF Wind =
sor spent day with Mrs Almira Guern-
sey lately.
Rev. w. f. Weeks and A. B. Goodrich
of Brandon called at CorteZ Brownson's
one day recently.
Geo. II. Shepard fell in his barn one day
recently, striking on his shoulder and
side and badly bruising him.
Mrs. j. w. StearDs has returned from
Boston add will remain with her father,
J w. Campbsll, for the present.
John Campbell has so far recovered from
pneumonia that his daughters returned to
their homes in Massachusetts Friday.
On and after Wednesday, Feb. 2, all the
business places of this village will be
closed every Wednes Jay evening at pm.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Copg'l society
will give chicken pie supper at the town
hall Wednesday, Jan 1876, FRI m to Z p. m,
followed by an entertainment.
G. II. Kidder has been seriously sick for
the past week. Mrs. Lattimer has been
very sick but is slowly recovering. Jesse
Kdder, SO years old, was taken sick one
day last week but is now better.
School on West Hill closed Friday, Jan.
z. The scholars having no marks during
theyear were. Carl, Mary and Tommy
DuffaDy and Eanice Smith. Bertha Cur
rier had only one tardy mark. Those hav-
ing the highest standing for the year
were: Roy Lyon, 99.9; Mabel Smith, sSS;
George Lyon, 9S a; Floss Lyon, 1874; Jo-
phi Green. 9S 2; Carl Duffany, Sc 8
MARTIN l.. KIDDER, Teacher.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-20

Miss Mabel G. Ainsworth of Dedham
Mass, is with Mrs. G. c. Stcarns.
4 Leon Parrot OF North Adams, Mass, ii
visiting his brother, John Parrott.
ID. l.. Child began Tuesday cutting this
seasons crop OF ice from Lake Ansei.
S. Alton Webster died Wednesday
morning at the age of eighty-two years.
There will be dancing school at Bas-
com House ball next Saturday evening.
Mrs. f. II. Bascom and Miss Nellie Bas-
com of Boston are visiting at Mrs. Ellen
Gilson's.
! Hugh Whitaker returned Wednesday
| from a weeks trip to st. Johnsbury and
Waterbury.
Hon. w. e. johnson OF Woodstock was
| in town Tuesday in consultation with w.
Ii. Hartwell.
Mrs. Louise Woodwork and Mrs.
George Vo OF South Royalton were in
town Tuesday.
A. b. Bird is very low, having suffered a
stroke of what seemed To be apoplexy last
Saturday night.
Hermon Douglas was called to Clare
mont, N. H., last Saturday ~ the death OF
mis- grandfather.
A set OF the Century Encyclopedia has
been recently added To the library of the
Whitcomb High scuool.
The subject OF E. A. Reeds sermon at
the Universalist church next Sunday will
be "The Breast Battlefield"
G. j. Wallace has sold to Fred Whitney
the Z. G.. Ainsworth house and moving
land and to Rollin Goodell the Peter
Rockwell house, both on North Main
street.
Joseph Someryille of this town and
Miss Ruby Cloud of South Royaiton were
led last week at the home of the
brides father, j. NJ. Cloud, by Rev. n.
NJ. Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs. Someryille
are living with Mr.. Somerville's brother
10 the house OF Gardner Wheeler.
At the calling Of the case, Charles Whit
comb against Ed Putnam last Saturday at
the NeWcombville schoolhouse, Fred Ar
nolu appeared for the plaintiff and F. c.
Soutbgate for the defendant. Judgment
vas given for the plaintiff and an appeal
was taken TO county court. Whitcomb
sued Putnam for killing his dog.
The body Of Mrs. Rowena ChamberliD,
a former resident, was brought here for
urial Wednesday Among those from
out of town who were in attendance at
The funeral were the two sons OF the de-
ceased, Il. j. Chant erin, superintendent
OF the Canada Atlantic railroad and
Frank Chamherlin, private secretary OF
h e. Smith OF ST. Adams, also Thomas
Deal, division superintendent OF the Mis-
slsquoi di vision Of the &. V. K. II and <.
w. Baldwin, general superintendent OF
the z. V. X. X.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-20
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury

AS mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell ard completely dersnge the whole
system y hen entering it through the nu-
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from re-
putaDle physicians, rs the DAMAGE they
will do is tsntoid to the good YOU can
possibly derive from them Hairs Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. j. Cheney
d Co, Toledo, o, contains no mercury
aud is taken internally acting directly up
on the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
8, stem. In buying Ball's Caiarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. Il is taken
internally, aud made in Toledo, o.. by +
J. Cheney < 20. Testimonials free
&c Sold By drDggists, price zoe Per bet
tie.
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txaNsVIIle.

Second growth white ash wanted deliv-
cred at my mill or in my sheds at Bethel
or on the road between Gaysville and
Bethel. j. II. sanford.
Thsice has gone out OF the river again
and never touched r. s. Adams little re-
pairing factory at Bethel. Bring your
watches and have them repaired while
you wait. ii eu1 fa
/ have what you need for this cold
weather, warm clothing, made by Wana
maker ~ Brown, which is a guarantee as
to qualify, price end style; big line Of
samples To select from ana | can save you
money when you Guy. Come in see am
plesepd get prices. Satisfaciioan guar
anteed or no pay; no charges for express.
g!fii GUY 5. HoDGEINs.
BeH. eMcCollom was i'll for a few dbys
last wetk.
The button shop is increasing its force
every day
Benz. Bird Of LilIiesVille had shock
Friday night.
Mrs. Charles Hardy is visiting Mrs.
Llcy Dufkses.
AR. aud Mrs. Harris Walters were in
Barnard Sunday.
The Bible meeting will be at Mrs. Lucy
Durkee's Thursday.
Mr.. and MIS-. Frank Markham OF Bethel
visited Mrs. Carrie Hawthorn last week.
Rv. l.. N. Moody's reading Sunday
evening was enjoyed by all VINO heard
lin.
DR.. Sam SparhaU k OF Burlington was
called here Friday as counsel in The Gaze
of Robbie Twitcneii. An operation was
performed and the patient is recovering.
Ms Herbert Dean died Sunday morn
lug ofsperitonitis. Toe funeral service was
held il the Uuiversa,ist church, OF which
she was a mem Der, NJ nday, Rev Waiter
Dole officiating. Tue floral tribute teeti
fled to the estesm ia which she was held
by her many friends. The family has the
sympathy OF the community. THose from
out OF town who attended the funeral
were, Mrs. Mary Harrington, Mr.. and
Mrs George Kim ball. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Topper, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Abb 1T ana
Mr.. Davis of Bethel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fed
Martin of Pittsfield and Nr. and Mrs.
Loren Holt a Mr.. Adams of Royalton.
Rarl's Glover Root Tea for constips' ion It's
the Best; and H. after using IL, dou't say SO.
turn the pact age and get your money. SOLD by G.
E. Black, south Ros alton, and Drew Leonard,
r.rsh