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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-02
3.
SeutiGIano.
Vaiern.

- W iinben 81. SUM. On,
%. SUM. Nbenos spii6en 6 uno s
ubr, So9en in Der Nidtung bon Wsit
nah Sit iiber ben SaalsGruno, oanll
Dem W~alntbale entlau9 bis &ulmbab,
BON oa i'm 8ebiete oes rothen uno
meiBsn Waines uno Der iiioli6en Nus=
l0uier bes Srantenipaloes uuo iibsr
oas Sihtelsebirg binwcg bis al bic
bDbmilbe 6rense aubergeipObn!ib
I9mere Sa9elmetter. iUelGe, wie bel
Der Sanoesbagelperliherungs : 2lnItalt
elngelaufenen Shnoenan5eigen beri6=
ten, in oibten Malien tauben= lno
Diibnereier9robe Sa9eli6lOlien wnrfeu
uno in 3ablreideu 8emeinoen Die Grllte
total OOer iebr smpiinoli1 beIbdoia=
ten. IS wuroen in ben Yesirten
Yriitennu. Nsultaot q. G.. Miinner=
iiaot, &%6niasbaIen. SOibeim. Sell,
@bern. S6cBliB, StuIfelltsin. 4idtsn=
iels, Meismain. &ronaA, Gulmbah.
Sburnau, Wiin1ber9, Shor9alt,
Wuniieoel. Selb uno Siribenreutb in
200 @emsinOen $500 Wit9lieoer Der
2anoesboNelperiide bsihd=
oi0t. Sas beuriae Sabr 5ei9t cine
iiberaus bODe Sasel9efabr. Sn tei-
mem Der 0oriabre mar AZ Gleiher 3eit
cine 10 grOBc 3obl bon beihdOiQten
@emeinocn. 9egsnparti2 i9pn 500,
an9emeloet.
GbeinproDin,.
- Was 1T ein Sa9rrao? Sin rbeini.
i1es glatt bcrlhtet ipuBbafte We3eibs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-02
q SuD.

9tnne M. @aronsr, ipel6e 1914 WOrris
Ctr. wObnt, ipridt Elm gutes WOrt
fir oas albefannte i6weiSer 8rduter=
mIttel. Sorni's 9llpenirdnter 8lutbele=
Der. - @enanute Srau i4reibt: .Seit
bier Monaten 9ebrau6e id ein i6mei=
ger Ssilmittel, SOrni's Alpentrduter
Blutbeleber, uno finoe oaB ibm ni9ts
9Iei4tOmmt. Seit Sabren mar i'd
nit 2ebsrs uno Sersleioen behaitet.
SD bate Die belten NerSte uno prObierte
beinNbe Nllss, mas 81 meiner &ennt=
nib lam uno cine Seilung in Qusii9t
i~tsllte, jeOO9 umiUnlt. Ssit ib nun
SOrni's Nlpentrduter glutbeleber eins
nebme fiible i'd beoeuteno better. rnS
1T taum nod cine Spur meiner friibs=
rem Seioen %pOrbanoen. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-02

5nIano.
Colorado.

WiGionGr uno Sberfellner.
v9ape" Moffat, Der betannte SlIbers
tOnie BON Colorado. Seiiber bon $40.
600, 900, Yolititer uno Grs@tIenbob1=
prdIioent, III am lebten Samltaa mad
Gurppa abasrsit. Sang plObli9 lam
ibm Der Geoonic, li9 oriiben Sano llno
Qcute al beIe9cu. gls 6eielli6after
Iat er li5 Som Gjap. Den lungidbrigen
Sbertelner oss y6iftb Aoenue-9Otels"
in Neiu YOrf, mit9enommen. Sb9letd
bic qolitit uno feline @eiddftsinterelen
ibn einen 9roBen Sbeil oes Sabres an
ben g8siten ~feiieln, iinoet er bod bin
ilno wieoer .3eit, Sem Oort auf5uiu=
den. llno in SEEM Sort ipielt Gslo
bel ibm feline &oQe. Die Sellner oes
,6iftb gtoenue=6utels", no er re9els
mdBig abItsi9t, er3Gb!en wunoerbare
@ei6ihten BON i9nt uno Ieinen Srllt-
qcloern. 81 bier, SIS oa, es tommt lbrl
oar niht oarauf an, einem Der tarbl=
gen N~uilpdrter oaIiir, baB oieier ibnt
Elm 8las Gispofer bringt, cine $lOs
9lote in Die Sano 81 oritfen. Nfan
lam Ii6 olio oenfen, Del6er Wertb=
f1dbun0 1id MOIfat beim Oienenoen
gerIonal Oes y6iitb Nuenue=6otels" en-
freut. Triiber pfle0te Grau MoIIat
ibren Gatten sl be9leiten, dber oiesmal
lam Der Silbsrt6ni9 gali mutterlceler=
ollein na6 Der MetrppOle an Suolon,
biellei1t neil er ii9 nab LANCER Jalten=
seit in benz iiinOi9en GOtbam ooppelt
Qiitli6 tbun pollte. War er INNER
Elm Manu gerpeien, Der lebte uno leben
lieB, biesmal iibertraf er ItA ielber. gr
aab oas @elD nit DOllen SGnhen aus.
Mit 8aD, ben er i0on pOn frii6er her
tannte, bate er mun6es intereIiante @e=
ipra6, un0 er itQunte INNER nle6r iiber
beg SberteQuers 6DnDerIationstalent.
Sas lit NAL Elm tii0ti9er. METER Serl,
baGte er bel Ii6 ielber. Gr wurOe im=
mer intilner nit ibm. YlDBliN lam
Moiat ouf Den N~eoanfen, mad Guropa
All r~eiIeu. &ber ALIEN? Ncin, einen
@eIelibNIter mubte er habeu, aber
men? Miofnt oaNte al @aD uno riei err
freut: oSeuretn." Ser Million1r
ipra6 TOfort nit Dem Sbsrtellner lnO
bieTer in0te ia. Gan reilt als Mtoifats
@olt uno erbdlt idmmtlihe Soften Der=
oiitet. 9ie oGnmpania" bat Die Sei=
Den entfiibrt. WOifat bat i6On mebr
oils Elm Nbcnteusr our69emadt. gIls
er einmal - eS mar i'm Sabre 1889
in elmer Sant iOB, tam Gin Manu Gcrs
Elm rno stpan9 i'm our6 Die Sro9ung.
auoernfnls ibn uno li9 ielber permits
telIt elmer SlnI1e Ni~trO9lDcerin ms
sSenisits bsf0roern 3u wolcn, einen
She'd in SObe bon $2l. 600 su unters
sei9nen uno Ielber in Sn0r9elo um5ll=
ieBen. Ser un0ebeteue geiu6er Der
f6nano oann uno puroe ni6t meDr 9e=
feben. Die 6lai6e, Die er irgenowo
liegen lieB. entbielt &icinusOl. MOIfat
ipuroe 1889 in @aIbin9tonOile,
Orange County, q. g.. oeboren uno
be9onn feline Garriere als 2~aufjunAe in
Der &c. 3. Gr6ange gant". Damn
9in0 er mad benz Nslten, trieb IiA in
Yanteu berum, hauoelte nit @itien
mo erruarb ii9 cine Ntine mad Der an.
berer. Gr lit Elm Wann bon bemotra=
tii9en 9rinsipien. DIS lib ieine Soa=
Ter in einen armen Sutbdnoler per=
liebte, CAB er iogleib ieinen Sesen,
mo in Gender wuroe cine SOdSeit 9e=
feiert, Die Die StGOt Iie NOD Hi1t 8eie=
ben bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-02
saubheit tnnn nidlt neheiIt meraen hnrh

locale Applteatioueu, neil lie ben tranfen 1beil bes
Sbrts nidt erretter f0nrsu. Is 9ibt rur einsu y3s9,
bic Iaubbeit 3u turiren. uno ben ut ourb conititus
iionene SetImittel. 3aubheit piro our6 eiusn emf Kim:
beteu 9uituub Der i6leimigeu Au5tleioung Der 6uitas
Giibsu Ji6bre ueruriati. lsuu oieie &6bre lid ents
siHbet, bd5t ibr eiuen rumpelnoen Ion ober unrolis
tommenes Sebor; nno psuu ne gang geidloleH ut, err
ben uuo tteie S0bre wtt6er iu ibrea asbbrtgeu Suitano
uerieSt weroeu tam, miro oGo @eb6r iGr thinner serlt6rt
nerbe1; ucun Sale inter Sebu limb burd Rdtarrb pers
ntlatt. insl6s ntt5tS oils elm entsinoetsr 3uiiano Der
i6lei,Giseu OberNdden 1T.
g3ir poIen sinbuuoert Dollars fir isbCu (oura
SGtarrb perurIGbteh) Sau non Tdubbett osben. ben mir
nt5t burd giunebmeu pun Salts Ratarrb EUR beilen
t6nnen. SaBt Sud umiouit Girculare tommen.
j. ). SbeneD ~ 60,
Loleao, ..
g17- BerfonIt uou qpotbsterr. rs Gents.
Sau's 5amuiens 9iusu fuo bic bsiteu.
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0rnmer6iroer...

biloen ein proftii6es, mnS uiiblibes Nits
benfcu, bel Sobe5fGllen III Der Son,ilie.
gle limb pr0ftil6 d, weil tie leibt
al aue naben nno ferneu SerIponoteu
iiuo Betnnnten gel6idt werben tonnelr
lno otelelben, penu iie I'M @ebetbu6e
,ino, sl cilem Ne6ete fiir bic betrelIenoe
peritorbene Yerlou, oulporneu.
Gle limb Mi slid, neil lie elm
NblobSebet iiir Die Seelsnrlbe bes Ser,
itorbehen entbalten.
sSir baben cine QtSwabl Srauerbilber
porratDig uno i6ideu, auf 8erlanqen
Nroben sur auswabl ali cine beliebiae
&oreiie.
Wfan i9reibe UNI Muiter unb preils
al:
GERMAN C!TIOLIC PRINTING CO.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-02

gnsrhbrHbe seprhrien in ben HoWibn Ga@en, in Der 5pradeuptIeni6oit in ben
Natnrwie1Oallel, III Der SmtSprubemS III 0mitdeu, Mechanical mo Electrical
engineering; -efhnohGe Sorbretun9Ss unb baHoelSwiubi1ath6e 0me Srde
simmer 1ur que StIRnten, Wdde Die StuMeu poueMOet Die sr Auiuobne in Bic SuuWnr.
Oer Semor Sabre r8eno elmer Der coue90lm &urim bebn9t Tuo. she bIdranne M.
Ml FuenrGntS 01notouten wrben 81 beonbeuu HpRn an6enomnpu mrSen. ct
.SpparoS 9Gu, DIE gtnoenOnnGt ir &nabeu uNr 18 SMbreu, tm enio bo in ibreu
anSrInuu9cl.. Der 100. Sdntcmin mro nm O. Setcnbr 1898 cr0Nuet
.weosA' Saalp9e cr anfat werbn gratis WGNonot oui Outrage sci:
REV. A. M0RRISSEY, G. s. c., President,
Notre Dame, Indiana.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-02
" beiuprpDin !.

- Was 1T ein Solrrao? Sin rbeini.
i1es glatt bcrlhtet lpuBbaite YeSeihs
nun9evl. ,uelae lib Haoia9rsr bie unO
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-10

D. c. Denison spent last week in Rem
dolph.
Bishop A. c. A. Hall was at st. Paul's
church Tuesday evening. eira
The Whist club met with Mrs. A, w.
Lyman Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Allen from Boston
are guests OF Mrs. II. p. Allen.
Miss Lucy Skinner is spending a few
weeks with friends In B~rookheld.
The Woman's club will meet with Mrs.
A. T. Danforth Saturday p. m. at 2:30.
Mrs. Charles Joiner Is spending a week
or more visiting friends in New Hamp-
shire.
Miss wiuifred Richmond from Ran
dolph spent Saturday and Sunday at Lo-
Gust Lodge.
Mrs. Ellen Preston and two children
drove to West Lebanon, N. H., Friday, re-
turning Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Lamson from Randolph
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
aunt, Mrs. A. b. Kinney.
Miss Kate Marcy left her summe home
here Friday, going to Worcester, Mass,
before going to Bridgeport, Conn.,, for the
winter.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-10
West Brookheld.

Mrs. Fred Thresher went to Boston
Monday.
Mrs. Jonathan Sumner is at Newton
Summers for a time.
Mrs. Darius Hatch visited her niece In
Montpelier last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Untiedt went to
Montpelier Thursday.
George Wakefield was very sick last
week but is better now.
Fred Threshef is very Ill in a Boston
hospital with appendicitis.
A daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
8. B. Holden Thursday. Nov. Sd.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Summer are visiting
friends and relatives in New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Barrows started for
their home in Barton Landing last
Wednesday.
School closed Friday, Nov. 4th. Mae
Colby lac no marks during the term.
Lolita Flint bad no absent marks and
Ward Luce and Mabel and Cherrie Boyce
had no tardy marks.
LILA CHADWICK, Teacher.
Salmon williams claims to have the
champion pigs. He has one litter OF ii
that averaged 80 pounds each when nine
weeks old. Some of them would weigh
go pounds at nine weeks old. They are
three fourths Berkshire blood. He also
has an apple tree one limb Of which, / 1-2
inches through, bore rs apples that meas
ure half a bushel. They were the Pea
variety.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-10
Chelsea Home Ne ws.
H. o. B1xBY, Local Editor.

Irving Scales is visiting in Rutland.
Mrs. George K. Bixby is visiting her sis.
ter at South Royalton.
The Annis bakery cart makes the last
trip Of the season Nov. Is.
B. F. Smith and wife have been visiting
friends in Barre this week.
Harvey w. Spear visited Montreal, Pc,
last week, returning Friday.
Elmer E. Wallace has finished work for
b. II. Adams, Jr., IN the livery stable.
Miss Hattie Hayward has gone to Mont
pelier to work in a private family for sew
eraI weeks.
Among those on the sick list are Mrs. L.
A. Dickinson, Miss s. e. Willis and Capt.
w. H. H. Hall.
Mrs. Frances W. Bixby, who has been
in Boston the past three weeks, returned
yesterday.
Miss Maud Scott has returned to Barre
where she is working in the dressmaking
parlors of Mrs. Rider.
Mrs. Lucy Bennett, who has been living
in Orange this summer, Is visiting her
brother, George Hardy.
Arthur ii. Morey and his mother, Mrs.
Lucy Morey, who have been in Massachu-
sets the past week visiting frien DIS, re-
turned Saturday.
Following is the record of weather as
kept by George Dewey for Oct. 1898: Max
imum temperature, 77o, the 4th; mini
mum temperature, 22o, the 18th; mean
temperature, 46o total precipitation, 3.74
in; total snowfall, ! in; mean tempera-
ture, Oct, 1897, 46.4S total precipitation,
Oct, 1897, $50 total snowfall, Oct, 1897, o.
School in district No. 8 closed Friday,
Oct. rs. The pupils having no absent
marks during the term OF nine weeks were
Alice H. Moulton, Bessie M. Hayward,
Florence e. Hood, Clara NJ. Hood, Elvina
Pariezo, L. Roy Camp, Arden L.. Hayward,
Lewis ii. Hayward and Harry L. Stone.
r. Blanche Carpenter was absent one half
day, Simon Allen, Eddie Burbank and
Charlie Pariezo one day each, Riila Bur
bank one and one-half days, and Harlie
Parker and Johnnie Pariezo two days
each. There were four instances OF tardi-
ness. Number OF pupils, %. Average at
tendance, 2S.4 ANNIE b. CAMP, Teacher.
We quote the following from The
Morning Star OF Oct. 20, which may be
of interest to man. OF our readers:
MRS. Lucy A. Folsom died in Valley
township, Mich, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. J. e. Spears, Wednesday
evening, Sept. IA, 1898. The deceased was
was therefore 81 years and Z days of age.
She was the last OF a large family OF chill. |
dren and felt that she had outlived her
generation. She leaves four daug hters,
Mrs. franklin Dearborn of Chelsea, Vt, |
Mrs. Daniel >. Cox Of Walden, VT, Mrs.. |
Z. Spears OF Valley, Mich, and Mrs. Al
bert Stegeman OF National City, Cal. The
funeral was held from the house Friday
afternoon at two o'clock. The deceased
was the widow OF Dea. Joshua Folsom of
Tunbridge East Hill, VT, and there may
be an occasional reader of the Stdr who
can recall the generous hospitality this
couple accorded those who attended
quarterly meetings on the East Hill. She
was a great sufferer from heart trouble the
last ten weeks OF her life, but at last she
simply fell asleep without a struggle or a
groan. Death for her had no terrors. She
longed to be at rest"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-10
A Wedding Reception in Granville.

Friday evening there was q large gath
ering of relatives and friends at the Gen.
trail house, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. FL.
q. Hubbard, in honor Of their son, Harry
h. hubbard, who was married Oct. 18th
to Miss Ethel G. Farnum of Peru at the
home of the brides parents. The young
people received the good wishes and
hearty congratulations of all and at about
S o'clock music arrived from Rochester,
after which dancing was in order till the
shades of night had disappeared u the
moon and morning stars gave light to the
ANGER as they took their departure home
ward. The many beautiful presents testi-
~ to the high standing OF the newly-mar-
ried couple and the hearty welcome with
which they are received n our commu-
nifty. We give a list OF the presents re-
ceived Pair of towels, Mrs. +. @. Far
mum, Manchester; dozen napkins, G. L.
Robbins, East Northield, Mass; pearl pa
per cutter, Mrs. Emily Wilson, Massena,
work, Mrs. Dora c. Hubbard; half dozen
napkins. Joseph |. Farnum, Fall River,
Mass; creamer, Mrs. Marcia Lawrence,
Manchester; handkerchief case, Mrs. Mol
lie Cutler, Marlboro, Mass; cracker jar,
MI. and Mrs. II. G. Alexander, South Lon
donderry; souvenir spoon, DIR. N. P.Wood
and wife, Mortified, Mass; set sadirons
and china cake plate, Will Sherwin and
WtAOg q O6o p 1Sta6e
Cutler, Boston, Mass; bedspread, Wallace
Farnham, Peru; butter knife, w. H.Camp-
bell, Rochester; pickle castor, Will Baker;
butter knife, Reuben Whitcomb; gold
lined silver cup, B. Swinyer, Rochester;
half dozen silver spoons, Frank Wyman
and wife, Peru gold-lined silver cup,Amos
Phelps, Rochester; butter knife, sugar
spoon and half dozen glass butter plates,
q. M. Farnum and wife, Peru, parents OF
the bride; 2 china pin trays, Madison Far
mum, brother of the bride; pair table
spoons, pair dessert spoons, C.M Brewster
and wife, Mortified, Mass. cream ladle,
George L. Griffin, Cnicopee, Mass; half
dozen nutpicks, Robert Guernsey and lady,
Rochester,; parior lamp, MT; and Mrs.
Pickard, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, North
field, Mass. cheese plate, Mrs. p. f. Wy
man, Peru; silver water pitcher, Charles
Chamberlain, Rochester; set of nutpicks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridley, Taunton, Mass; glass
dish, George 9aits, South London
derry; silver pie knife, Frank =. Evans
and wife, Mortified, Mass; U. s. A. post
age stamp plate, Miss Cora L. Maynard;
spoon and reclining chair, Granville
friends; pie knife, Christopher Riley and
David APPEL; pair gold-lned range
spoons, John A. Vinton int wife; half
dozen coffee spoons, Robert Marsh and
lady, Rochester; pair damask towels, Miss
Jennie Sawyer; silver castor, Carl Hub
and wife and Miss Bessie; china
dish, 8 +. Hubbard and wife; shell
and ivory jewel casket, Mrs. Zeba Lamb;
pair towels, Mrs. George Parish; pickle
castor, Grandma Hubbard e {i0.50 cash,
Granville friends; pair solid silver table
spoons, Grandma Persons and Miss Lila
Hubbard sister OF the groom; dozen silver
and forks, dozen napkins, damask
spread and twenty dollars in cash,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. G. Hubbard, parents OF
The groom.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-10
East Braintree.

Mrs. Ellen Clafin of Peth is at Perry
B~lauchard's.
J. d. Laport and wife were in North
field recently.
Order suits and o~vercoats, S6 and upward
Of G.B.Fish, Randolph. Write for samples,
Dwight L. Fisher went as delegate to
the circular conference Tuesday at Brook
field.
Miss Harriet Mason OF BrookfeId closed
a successful term Of school In district No.
8 last week.
The Sewing and Mite society will meet
with Mrs. e. w. Sturtevant Friday after
noon of this week.
Mrs. Gibson Grain was in Gouldsville
Tuesday. Her mother, Mrs. Emmeline
Eastman, returned with her.
Quite a number from this church at
tended the circular conference which met
with the Second church In Brookieid.
L. K. Fisher attended the reunion of the
18th Vermont regiment at Montpelier
Wednesday. He will visit the capital be-
fore returning.
Arcadis lodge, I. o. g. T., OF Randolph
will meet with Wide Awake lodge OF this
place Friday evening, Nov. 18th, furnish
Ing the program.
The young friends Of Jessie Blanchard
to the number OF Al met at her home
Tuesday, Nov. Sth, the occasion being her
9th birthday. Numerous presents attest
ed to the friendship Of the guests. A
bountiful repast was provided by Mrs.
Blanchard.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-10

M. J. sARoENr. Local Editor.

Kiln dried hardwood matched hoof-
ing. Also all widths planned, matched,
butted, spruce ~sheathiDg n flooring,
made from spruce lumber seasoned Is
months. Ready for quick delivery. For
sale by M. 8. Adams. IT
G. p. Tarbell was in Boston and vicinity
last week.
Ex-Gov. 8. e. Pingree Of Hartford was
in town Friday.
j. e. Hartman is now located in the
Martin residence.
Miss Georgia Shepard is visiting her
sister in Ludlow.
Mrs. w. ". Eastman is visiting friends
In Worcester, Mass.
John Waldo is,moving into the Tarbell
house at Mill village.
Clarence Davis Is making quite extern
sive repairs on his house.
Everett Smith of Washington visited
DIR. Fish's family last week.
Clarence Burke has purchased a horse,
carriage IN outfit for family use.
Guy Adams went to Chatham, N. Y,
Friday to attend a business college.
Edmund Faneuf and wife of Essex
Junction are in town for a few days.
Frank Morrill, and Fred Pierce OF Henni-
ker, N. H., were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. j. W. Jandron OF Cornish, N. H.,
visited Mrs. Chas. Danforth last week.
F. s. Wellman OF Chester, a former
photographer here, was In town Monday.
George W. Leonard is in very feeble
health, and not able to come to the village.
George Randall went to his home in
Conway, N. H., Friday for a few weeks
Mrs. j. W.waIdo received a box of fruit
from H. t. Clifford OF Vero, Fla, this
week.
RoIa Flint, agent for the Northwestern
Insurance company, was In town
Mrs. Abbie Benson welton OF Nashua,
n. H., is visiting her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Aldrich OF sunapee.
n. H., visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Morse
week.
Work on the new house which is being
built oil the old Holmes place islprogress-
Ing finely.
Will Hammond and wife Of Somerville,
Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mudgett this week.
1t is rumored that Charles Clark and
amily are to leave town soon. He has
a farm in Hartford.
j. W. Waldo has commenced to build a
rouse and barn near ii. Dewey's residence
IN the Brooklyn side OF the river.
Messrs. Horton and Lincoln OF Dighton,
Mass, are In town this week for a car
Dad Of cows to ship to their market.
The G. e. society will hold a social with
efreshments and an entertainment iD the
,ong1 vestry Wednesday evening, Nov.l6.
j. @. Atkins. who has lately moved here
rom Warren, has moved into the Ed
house, formerly occupied by Frank
j. r. Freeman OF Woburn, Mass, Grit
In Place OF Woburn. Mass, and VIM. f..
OF Woodstock were in town
Monday.
News has been received from Mrs. II. IA.
Doubleday that Mr.. Doubleday is m
better and gaining in strength, but
Iis eyes are very bad yet.
Bert BrowneIl and family OF Barnard
pere at Mrs. Eivira Brownell's Saturday.
faster Pearl remains with his grand
during his vacation.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-10

STATE of VERMONT. lin Probate Court held at
District on the 4fh day OF Nov, A.. ID. 1895. Dana II.
Morse. administrator OF the estate OF Luther
Perrin. late of Randolph in said district, deceased,
presents his admin account for examination and
allowance. and makes application for q decree OF dis
trfbution and partition OF the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon. 1t is ordered by said Court that said
account and said application be referred TO = session
Of said court. 70 be held At the Probate Once
In said Randolph on the 29ih day Of November,
A. ID. 1885. for hearing and decision thereon:
and II Is further ordered. that all persons
Interested be notified hereof, by publication OF. mo-
weeks successfully In the HERALD AND NEWS, .
paper published In Randolph. and which circulates
In the neighborhood OF those Interested before said
lime Of bearing, that they may alpeAr 1t said time
and place. and. II they zee cause, object thereto.
1910 BY the Court. Attest.
WILLIAM H. NICHOLS. JUDGE.
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East Broo kneId.

viii G. Holmes OF Chelsea visited his
brother, Fred, last Sunday.
e. +. Ladeau of Randolph is working
for f.. /. Irish and Walter Perkins for A.
ID. Reed.
Mrs. Alma Clark has finished work in
Chelsea and expects o to 60 to Con-
cord, N. H.
Miss Carrie o. Parker OF East Montpel-
Ter was the guest OF her sister, Mrs. w.
W. Sprague, last week.
Mrs. 8. r. Wheatley and daughter, Miss
Mabel, of WILLIAMSBURG were guests at
w. II. Richardson's last week.
Geo. l.. Worcester of Thetford was In
town last week In the interest OF the
Underwriters Fire Extinguisher Co. OF
and sold extinguishers to Fred III.
West, @. a. Bigelow, John II. and w. III.
Sprague.
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The undersigned,h having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the district OF Randolph Commas
sioners. to receive. examine. and adjust all CLAIMS and
demands of all persons against lila II. Bigelow. late
OF Braintree In said district deceased
and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto. here
by give notice that we Will meet for the purposes
Aforesaid At the Probate Once in Randolph on the
10th day of December and Sh day Of April next
from ] O'Clock p. m. until 4o'clock p. m. OF said
days. and that six months from the 3lst day OF Oct,
A. ID. 1885. Is the time limited BY said Court for sid
TO present their claims to US for examination
and liowahce. Dated AT Randolph this 5h day Of
November. A. D.. 1893.
,uo : pR 4. SH sSssWoLp Commissioners.
Clarence N. Mann. Admr.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A farm Of 40 acres 11-2 miles from de.
pot, store, church. high and graded school,
on good road; fair buildings; keep S L 10
cows and team; plenty of wood, sugar and
fruit orchards. Price and terms reasona-
Bile. Fol- further information, apply to the
owner. JOEL N. PHELPS.
So. Royalton, Nov. 8, 1895. 4w
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There Is a Glass of People

who are injured BY the use OF coffee. Recently
new preparation called 0RtfN-o, made Of pure
grains, that takes the place Of coffee. The mosl
delicate stomach receives Il without distress and
but few can tell II from coffee. II does pot cost
over Ia ss much. Children may drink Il with great
benefit. 15c. and 25c. per package. Try 1t. Ask
for GRAIN-O.
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Healthy Growth.

Acker's Elixir has gained a firm hold
among our people and Is acknowledged TO
be superior to all other preparations. 1t
IL a positive cure for all blood and skin
diseases. Only Soc. a bottle and we guar
antee 1t. For sale by Evan e. Evans a
CO., Randolph.