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Sxt-yard Atwood Ingram Druggets for
$3.50.
5-foot Heavy Smyrna Hearth Rugs for
81 u.
for s.
Fringed Smyrna Door mats for 25c.
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69c. Union Suits, for misses and boys,
4Sc.
Boys Merino Shirts and Drawers for
&c.
Infants Wool Ribbed Wrappers Vests,
buttoncd down front l9c ones. for 9c.
Chilaren's 25c. Woo. Ribbed are 2 Tor
De.
Children's Pure Wool CamePs-Hair
Shirts and Drawers, sc. for the best
500. garments.
Ladies' Finest white Australian Wool
Ribbed Vests the best at $50; these
81 instead
Wool Ribbed Ladies' Union Suits, the
best al $50; our special price, s9c.
suit.
Ladies' Camors-Hair Vests and Pants,
7-c. value 4ic O. garment.
White Merino Vests and Pants for 39c.,
instead Of 6.c.
Infants Fine White Lamb's-Wool Rib
bed Wrappers. PC.
The Muusne Plated. Non-Shrinkable
Vests and Pants, for ladies, zoe.
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3-Fold Silkoline Filled Screens
: feet q inches high in solid oak
frames, OOc.
frames, O0c.


Handsome Cold Embroidered J1n1
Screens. s. kind and quality. -
Sukoline Filled Fire-Screens. h'..
A LARGE ASSORTMENT ON
OR FANCY WORK BASkEIr ,'
CTAL. l9c.
Large. SOiled Clothes Baskets. DE.
Imnortcd Willow Covered Basket -t
Strongly-Aiadc. Heavy 3-String II
Patent Self-Wringlng Floor Mop
pletc for 29c.
wall brushes. with handles. &c.
stair on Counter busters. Joe .s
string Whisp- Brooms. &C. ea D.
Folding ironing Boards. Boo %
Painted Water Pals. Zoe. '
Electric Welded Hoop N
Tudurated Fibre Cuspadof'-. N...
brass tons. 15c. each.
Zinc WashbOards. 2jc. KIND. i.'
Perforated Chair Seats, o n. ..I
s-Shelf Corner Racks 2gc. each.
E Hook Hatracks. 4c. each.
Nicely Vanished Rolling
&C.. each. Gas-keys. lNo,
box: Rattan Furniiure-
Beaters &c. each, Side
DE. each. Pepper-Grindrf-
Skirt or COat-Hauser-
Iamp-Chimney Cleaners I..
tent Carpet-STetchers.
MOuse-Traps. lc. esrh, r...
Clothes Lines. &C.; ilfi"
Washers. Be-; Rolling ii.
Blocks Sc; Pastry nr H
Utility LAUNDRY SOAP ie
BAR. u....r.
Jauanese Toothplcks Dr.. 0'N.
Paddles. Sc. a pair. Im
Rings. for &c.; pi-A r.
Black Stove Eulmt. r.. SIM.
ture Polish. GO. bott.. Xxx.
Paste. lc. a bar, a.. .r u.I
for &c.. Magic Sand
Buoing lc. box.
FROM Do To N OCLl. n ann
Rest German Shoe El1.
FROM ID TO ! O'CLo' r...r.. o..
Best Soud-Back Scruph'
1ex9t WATER-COLORED l...,.s
IL GOLD-BURNlSHtII
$50 VALUE. FOR s. rrs
Gilt and Silver oauiuD.
very new. worth -. Tor r.s.
Solid oak and White t
$3.50 style. for ST. ...,.. a
FLINT-GLAss WATER
2c. EACH. .,..... n..s
Imitation Cnt-Glass Fruit BOWLS
Decorated Oual Glass BoHIr
Smmp-BOXcs. Dishes. dn.
articles. that sell else"
for Zoe. ..-.tf
r0c Comb and Brush Trays
ODalwaro 2lc each.
Cut-Pattorn pickle Dishes
W4lf-eallon Glass Water i''.'
9-inch Glass Bowls. o.. -.,,..
Engraved Thin Water Tumble =
Come and enjoy so'ne r,'
Bakers delightful Jelly ~
demonstrated will serve YOU ' -.
nd explain the making of '''
different kinds.
REST FRENCH CANDf
MIXTURE our l5c. quality for
nulv ~ pounds to rel. n.
snqni-h Roasted. Suear-'
nuts zoe. pound.
First Quality Mlrshmdliow-
Chocolate Cream Drops
our Best Chocolate, ii.I
gretteS. 2-c pound. So
Fruit Crackers. Ginger
macs. sat Cracker ...
kinds Cakes aud Cracker
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I2-piece imported Toilet Sets,
in Blue, Green, Pink, and Yellow
decorations, always $500, special
S4.48 complete.

in Violet Rose. Thistle. and other
decorations. special s. complete.
Urderglazed Decorated Toilet Sets con-
tanning Y pieces, with slop jars, We're
81. for $275 complete.
4 lot Of Toilet Sets, that were So VIII
be sold for 1915 complete.
Large 6-piece Toilet Sets. new shapes,
underglazed decorations. for 81 80 COM
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Liliinps

AT PRICES LIKE THESE AGAIN
THIS YEAR THIS OFFERING is 4
CHANCE SHOT. AND YOU MUST BE
on HAND PROMPTLY.
Best loc. grade Of Extra Heavy Black
and Gray Canvas. o.. yard
20 new patterns I'M Black ana Gray
Back Figured Si.esias Zoe. quahty' TOT
ljc yard.
Ful-Yard- Wide Moreen. In Black Gray
and Brown. cheap at DC, Tor IOc.
YARD.
Real French Hair-Cl0th. in black only
ouv regular 35c kind. PC. yard.
G3-4c FOR our Rest 20c. Black MORE Per-
caine-shOrt lengths.
A New skirt Stiffcning. already shrunk.
full yuiu wide. ~ lee yard.
l2l-ac. SnesiA, I'm Tan, Brown, ana
Gray, 3-ic. yard.
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Fire Sale of Muslin I'm
derWear.

Some sew dozens are widowed; some
soiled. but all these will be offered you
m prices that will offset the defects.
Trimmed Corset Covers. lie, that cost
up 10 2Jc.
Drawers at l5c pair, with wide cambria
frill 25c. ones.
Drawers AT Soc, that cost more than
soc. 10 make.
Chemise al 19c.-trimmed i'm Torchon
lace. -
skirts at 25c-with wide cambria frill:
Skirts AT lgc-with hem and tucks, fun
lengths
Gowns at IS and Toe, that cost up TO y.
Gowns at I0c.. that cost up % Sl.69.
Gowns at 3jc., water stained, 81 and SL2)
ones.
Heavy Muslin Chemise. deliberately
trimmed i'm embroidery, lsc.
skirts and Gowns at Csc. i'm lace or en-
broidery trimmed-worth double our
asking
Chidren's ljc. Muslin Drawers, &c. pair.
Drawers Bodies an sizes. II be
Black silk Mercerized Inderskirts,
heavily corded. Sl5s
Black Italian Cloth skirts, corded UNI
brella hounce. 80 and CSC; fancy solid
cOlOrs for Si25.
FIannellette-Lined SL2J Skirts, corded
hounce, for 69c.
1T ISN'T OFTEN THAT WE ARE
.rarn
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Japanned Coal Holds, I5.incb
Extra Heavy. Oc. each.

Wire Waste-Paper Baskets. Iqr
Patent Potato Creamers or Fruit Pea.
cs 2Jc.
2-cuart oyster Gang. 9e
Jaranned Tin Toilet Sets se.
Solid Steel Frying Pans i0o
Crimped Pudding MOUids. c
Japannod Tin Dust Pans. a..
l-quart Tin Tea-Pots. &c.
Large Bowl Sfrainer~. &c.
2-Quart Marion Har.and C0N0- p.t. 20.
100 Dover Patent Egg Beaten.
Nickel Plated Table Mats. ODD n.r.
for hot dishes. &c.,
Galvanized Stop Pals with C.r0.
Brass Candlosricks &c.
Oil-StOve Teakettles. 5e.
Champion Graters. f0r ch0o0.. l
monds. crackers horse rld...-rr
will CRATE anything NL
FROM TO 10 O'CLOCK
Long-Handle Coal shoveIs 2c. a.
FROM n TO y O'CLOCK
Q-uu9rf Mix Pans ln
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law O selects forIs OWL e'e' "'e
.'u. .ne sfgoodtot a&t NUMBERS
arrapedv in Lace Curtains and Heavy Drapsrles

picbmoud has failed to record a similar Ia an
The m@tv dollars worth obanable for less tilan ma,
IN, nS t usre the newest best, and most desirable
that can be obtained this season.
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Rugs and Druggets.

sx4-yard Heavy Ingram Druggets, new
patterns Tor $50
l. l-Yard Smyrna Druggets, the Sl1oO
Kind. Tor $3.50.
sl-2x8 LIZARD smyrna Druggets, were
$3.50 fer $50.
sNi-yard Imperial Smyrna Druggets, $55
value. for $3.50.
A5-yard Imperial Smyrna Druggets for
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Extra Large White
Crochet Quilts with heavy
tied fringe, Marseilles de"
signs, for SI.25.

Heavy Embossed Marseilles Quits l0r
N.25: cost $2.15 20 import.
White Crochet quilts, that sold ior
Sc White Crochet Quilts. extra-large
size and heavy. for 59c
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The Sale Of China, Glass,
and HouseWaYe Generally
oyerIooks buying campaign OF over twelve months.
The ability to sell cheap means to buy right.

The omega" Sanitary Gas u.....
duced, no smoke. no smell. r...
heats. s6.75. so and So eaof W
4-Tuhc Jcwcllcd Gas RaIl.f... .
Bronze Finished. 1M
Stove Boards. j0c.. Stove Plpre ..
EIhoWc 12c 90
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CarIsbad China Dinner Sets. containing
100 pieces, gold on handles Of Dishes
regular SIS value. for 80 complete.
Haviland & CO.'S ll2-piece Dinner SETS
usually s5s, for S39 complete .,o
French Gold-Band Tea Sets, were $IV
special $500 complete
english Flow Blue Tea Sets. contain
Ing J6 pieces, were So. for 1875 com
plete.
1oI-piece Spray and Violet Decorated
Austrian China Dinner Sets. with 4
of the largest size platters, Tor 80
Uaviland fl2-piece Decorated Dinner
Sets. usually $50, for SO %.
English lCo-piece Semi-Porcelain DIN
ner Sets. Blue. Green. and PINK deco
ratiOns for 1915.
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II 4 Your Interest Leads You 10
OoES>ag Cchen's Wraps and Dresses.

The kind you want in the firstF he price Ego, you
.,,f i, tive last This combination of rare gather
mos is worth YOUR SPECIAL NOTICE Tlonday'
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Linen Goods
Ladies' I
Hen1stitChed
chiefs for &c.

Embroidered and Lace Trimmed Hand
ke~chiefs Tor So.
80 dozen Beautiful Fine Embroidered
Handkerchief for Sc. others at
y l-2c.. Pure Linen Embroidered ones
for lie
FROM 10 To 1899 O'CLOCK
Mems Fine Pure Linen Hemstitchcd
Handkerchefs. the best rs 2-3 To- l9c.
value for Sc. each
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RogerS's I2-dwt. Silver-Plated
Knives, SI.O8 a dozen.

Quadruple-Plat Tea Sets, always Sc,
special y2.9S complete.
S2j Porcelain-Lined Quadruple-Pla
Swinging Ice-Water Pitchers. with
gold-lined drinking cup. for $500.
Silver Plated Candlesticks. $3.50.
Silver-Plated Bread Trays. SLjo
$3.50 Silver-Plated Crumb Trays, with
scrapcrs. SL25.
Silver-Plated Butter Dishes 7jc
Silver-Piated Cake Baskets. $L25.
QUadruple-Plate Water Set. on tray, 4
pieces for 1915.
Quadruple Silver-Plated Card Walters,
81 each.
SiiveI-Plated Baking Dishes $3.50.
Quadruple Siiver-Plated Tea Sets, war
ranted for ten years $3.50
Derby Silver-plated oyster Forks, were
DC. Tor Zoe. each.
Derby Silver-Plated Orange spoons. ljc.
NICKEL-PLATED Chatting DISHES.
or WROUGHT-IRON STANDS. S.eS,
S2eS. AND S3.7j EACH.
Chatting Dishes, on nickel-plated stands,
1898
Nicke-Plate1 Chatting Dishes, with
ebony handles. s.. S. and g.
Five O'Clock Tea Kettles Csc, instead
Of
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QUICK TAKERS FOR FURS

are wanted here now The investnent ruI1s I11aI
thousands of dollars The FURS themselves ;ritor
the great value giving. The buying Inspiration
comes with the seeing OF the goods. g.,
over So 600 worth at little over half price to-o'y'
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Mattresses.

We have what is known as the Perfec--
ton Felt Mattress. made M one sofia
sheet. with mo- tufts guaranteed not
10 mat. that sells for SGD, Tor So.''.
Good Shuck Mattress, with heavy cot
ton top. for 1913 .,.
ALLEGATION MATTRESSES. bound
and tufted. worth $50. for $lg5:
COMBINATION HAIR MATTRESS.
worth 30. for sos
L. LLL-- ----
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Springs.

Good Wovon-Wire Springs for N.lj.
Steel-trame Springs. worth S.1o, Tor
S24S
Canvas Folding Cots. 80 inches wide,
for 9Sc.-worth $l.5O.
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Finest imported Porcelain DIM
ner Sets, containing 100 pieces
with three large meat platters
and soup tureens, festooned
edge plates, imported to sell Tor
Sic. special So complete.
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Childrcn's Fancy Lynx Sets. sSc'
Tho handsomest Real Mink ana BROWN
Nfarteu for $50: worth SD. go
Pretty Cluster Collarettes OF Chihchliia'
Reil Brown Skunk Muffs, large size
worth 50. for - each r--.-... ~,
Very clegant-looking Real japanese w
Scarfs. extra-larec size. yl+.1l go.
Mink Sets. large Scarf and Null So'so
Real Sable Fox Merode. S2i; Muff to
match. SO nj
The Ncw-Shape. DoUble-Front, Real
Mink Collar. with large mink heads
Beautiful combination OF Real Persian
and Marten. or Baltic Seal for 500
and $3.50
Biack Thibet Trimming, long and curly
15c. yard. s,o-.
Real Black Persian Trimming for S-2';
1-inch wide.
Mink. 800. yard
Heads. large size. 23c.
Tails at :. &C.. and mp.
FROM 1880 TO II O'CLOCK WILL BE
T.arge size Black French Coney Scarfs,
with large heads and tails, for csc.
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Special. Extra Large Woo
Heaters, usually So, for SI.3o,

Double-Wick OH Heaters S.
The Ever Ready OIL Heater large
size. centre draft burners. $3.50
Gas Heaters star burners. Si9S
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Beds.

White Enamelled iron Beds, with brass
vases. Tor $3.50.
SO - Iron Bed for S2.iS.
So Iron Bed for 5000.
50 Iron Bed for $40.
SIS Bed. with bow foot brass rail. heavy
brass vases, 3-i-inch posts, FOR 500.
The $50 Bed. beautifully Ornamentcd.
brass vases and scroll work, for 81.
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OCTOBER Is THE MONTH OF
CoIored Dress Goods.

selling. We ask you TO look the prices
SQUARE i'm the face; no guess work; every
niece is priced and valued az what they
cost some one and what we sell them Tor.
Only this seasons newest, best are what
we speak of.
50-inch Cloth Plaids. nice for separate
skirts. only soc. the yard.
Au-Wool Homespun. i'm every shade or
GRAY. the very thing for tailor-made
suits. at Sc. yard
5c-incb ATWOOD Scotch Mixtures. worth
Sc. our special for 800. the yard.
Hcavy-Weight Cashmere Suiting' "a
inches wide, for unlned skiits' at ''c'
q yard.
All Wool Satin Finished Venetian
cloths. various coiors. for 46c. a yard.
5s-inch Striped Cravenette. in Navy Blue
importers cost $50, our price 91c.
Another new lot Camers-Hair Plaids
for separate skirts, at 4Sc. TO $40 d
yard.
ATWOOD serges and silk and Wool Mix
lures. q splendid value, only 23c.
yard.
8C-inch Handsome Wool Figured Poplins
for ~ i-2c.
Cloth and CameTs-Hair Plaids entirely
new patterns and very stylish, at 2Jc.
"a yard.
Herfingbone Cloths in all the newest
colors and weave effects, only iSc. the
Rain-Proof Cheviots. "a inches wide,
should be $50, our price Soc. yard.
$50 HEAVY QUALITY FLANNEL
LETTE WRAPPERS BOLERO EF-
Feet TRIMMINGS. FOR $Li9.
9Sc. for Heavy Quality F.onnellette
Wrappers. trimmed with rufiies and
beadiug-usually $50.
Ladies' Atwood Flannel House
Dresses. trimmed with wool MOhair
braid. all c0lors. 40 Nj0-ordinarily
$3.50
LADIES EIDERDOWN DRESSING
SACQCES m pink Blue Red. and
Gray. crocheted edges and ribbon ties,
Ladies' Military Eiderdown Dressing
Sacques trimmed with cords and silk
frogs AZ yLS9
You can get a fine Ii
brary from these three
lots OF Books
LOT Includes all the Popular Novels
and Poems, in silk-cIoth bindings.
with gilt top. for 5Oc.-the regular 7jc.
Docks
lot II.-Embraces works OF Fiction.
Travel. ana History. substantially
bound. for 39c.
LOT Ills made up Of the lGmo. edi-
ton az works Of Fiction, Devotion,
etc. at l9c. each.
y i Il
NONG2zd 0[01E
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Beautiful Thin China Deco
rated Plates, worth I2Ic., for sc.
pnch

each
Decorated Thin China Salad Saucers'
were DC. for lOc. MI.
I.antiniere's Limoges China Cake Plates
were 75c.. for 25c. 81
I.antiniere's Limoges China Bread ana
Butter Plates. l5c. instead OF DC.
25c. Decorated Sugar and Cream sets
for 10c.
Reautiful Ash and Pin Trays, Zoe.
5Oc. Decorated Fruit Bowls Tor DC
limit . 10 customer.
25c. Decorated Shaving Mugs, lOc'
Japanese Decorated Cups and Saucefs'
DC. a pair. ~, r..
S-inch White Open Vegetable Dishes, pc.
Decorated Carlsbad and Austrian emma
cake and Fruit Plates, were up TO
Fancy Chocolate pots. were 75c. and 81,
for 3Jc. choice.
White Porcelain Chambers. loc.
Decorated Earthen Cuspadores, &C.
FROM . TO 10 O'CLOCK
lOc Milk Pitchers for Sc.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Fancy China Cups and Saucers' were
up TO Soc. special l5c. choice.
FROM II TO L O'CLOCK
White FestoOned-Edge Breakfast Fla'es'
,,-ora ( "a dozan for Sc. pacu.
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Blanket Buying

WILL SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY
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Come and enjoy soiiI1 ~.
Bakers delightful Jelly w
demonstrated will serve YOU ~ ~
nd explain the making OF w.
different kinds.
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Bone Handle Knives and
Forks, always ST. dozen, for &c.
each.

Fancy Bolstered Knives and Forks. CSC
dozen.
Sabitier and Montel-Thier's French Cook
or Carving Knives. zoe.
Celluloid- Handle Carving Sets. made ~
the finest quality steel. for $50. aI
WAYS S.
Celluloid and Rubber Handle Breakfas
Knives were $3.50 and 81 "a dozen suo.
cial s. "a dozen.
Serrated-Edge Cake OF Bread Knives. &C.
each.
FROM 20 TO II O'CLOCK
Best steel Kitchen Knives always &c.,
fa- H. each
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08
East Braintree.

Buy your kerosene and gasoline Old j.
/ TRERIsE, Randolph.
Joseph Peavey was in East Roxbury over
/ Sunday.
I Clara Grain, who has been quite sick, is
| improving.
j. d. Laport has given his house fresh
coat OF paint.
Mrs. Angie Gold of Mortified was in
town last Sunday.
A. f. Flint wife, and little girl visited
at J. ID, Laport's Tuesday.
H.J. Hyzer OF Randolph Center was at
! Ora Copeland's few days ago.
Mrs. Melissa Carpenter OF Randolph is
helping Mrs. Waldo Butterfield.
A. X. McIntire and wife visited at Mark
Chadwick's in Randolph recently.
E. j. CIafiin attends county court at
Chelsea this week as grand juror.
Mrs. George Sumner and daughter, Vio-
let, visited at II. j. Fsrnsworth's last week.
There will be children's temperance
meeting at the church next Saturday at
p. m.
Elmer Keyes, wife and daughter OF
Moretown visited at q. Grains the first OF
the week.
Mrs. Byron Ruggles OF Hsrtlsnd was in
town last week calling on her aged aunt,
Mrs. Mary Ruggles.
Mrs. p. j. Blanchard, daughter, Edith
and Winifred Richmond OF Randolph
we're in town last week
Eugene Waraner and John Battice of
Randolph have been paperng and paint
ing for Mrs. Mary Flagg.
j. c. Emerson and wife OF Bristol,
who have been visiting relatives here, re-
turned to their home last week.
The NJ lite and Sewing society will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs Z. M.French.
This will be the annual meeting.
Rev. e. A. Elliot, OF the VT Bible socie-
ty, spoke at the church Sunday evening
on the work in which he is engaged.
Ernest Flint again visited Dr.Abbott of |
Maiden, Mass, last week, under whose |
treatment he feels that be is gaining
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Laport go this week 4
on a carriage drive 10 Albany, n. H., to 4
visit her sister, Mrs. Ora Pipes. They are
TO be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wills Of Brookheld.
Rev. @. e. Boynton and daughter, Ruby,
Of Everett, Mass, who have been visiting
old friends here for few weeks, have
gone TO Weston, intending to reach their
home the last OF this week. They seem
much improved in health.
Ira Luce, an old resident OF this town.
" no had been suffering from a cancer on
he liver, died Saturday morning, aged 80
years and months. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon from his late home,
Rev. E. W. Sturtevant officiating.
Snowsville grange will observe Chill
iren's day with appropriate exercises and |
basket picnic Saturday afternoon, June
o, on the hill east Of Clayton Mann's
,rove, II pleasant II NOT, in Grange hall.
M are cordially invited. The orchestra
5 expected TO be present. Supper will be
erved from TO 4.
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Buy your kerosene and gasoline OF J. j..
TRERIsE, Randolph.
Herbert Gould OF Barre wasIin town last
week tuning pianos.
J.. w. Parmenter and W. j. Blodgett
were In Burlington Monday.
Some OF our people were in Chelsea
Tuesday for the opening OF county court.
Parish Bowman and wife OF st. Johns
bury called on old friends here last week
For several weeks past rheu mstism has
been hanging around Orlando Ralph too
much for his comfort.
The funeral OF VIM. Perno was held
Monday forenoon at the home OF Mr. Da-
venport, where he had had home OF late.
While Rev. Mr.. Boynton was visiting
relatives in town he assisted in the Sun
day evening service at the Second church.
Louise Parmenter attended the closing
exercises OF the X. II. s. last week Miss
Prince Of Randolph Is staying with her.
The state meeting OF the grand chapter
OF the Eastern Star is held in Barre this
week. Several from here are in attend
anee.
p. b. Gaylord and family OF waitsield
are staying for the week at his childhood's
home and also visits his sister at Ran
dolph center.
II the maple sweet bad been as plenty
as the snow on shear hill" the I'd of June.
a large party could have had their fill of
sugar on snow.
Several graduates Of the Normal are in.
terested IN the closing exercises at RAN
dolph Center this week and some schools
are closed for two days on that account.
The First church will observe Children's
day next Sunday by a special exercise, en-
titled sour Mission with singing and
other things OF interest. The Second
church will observe the day the 1sth.Supt.
Bigelow, with the aid OF the teachers, is
arranging for interesting exercises.
Masters OF the national and state grange
have appointed the 10th day OF June as
Cbildren's day. The children, with their
parents, are invited to the grange bali on
that Gay and anticipate q fine time as
heretofore. 1t is expected that the chill
dren VIII be prepared with recitations,
readings and singing for entertainment
and each one is asked to bring a CAKE. Ice
cream will be served.
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Granville.


A bear was seen in W. {. Scott's pasture
May 81.
Frank Huntly is in Northdeld looking
for work.
7. Prentice and wife are visiting in
Mortified.
Mrs. H. p. Hayes visited her son in
Warren Friday.
Mrs. d. A. Pierson is visiting in Wood
stock this week.
Albert Huntly sold a horse to Lear
Hubbard recently.
Pearl Hayes and wife OF Warren were
at II. p. Hayes Sunday.
Joseph Battell and r. f. Boyce were In
town Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Grace Boutelle is spending a few
days with her cousin, Lillian Hubbard.
Miss Florence henaali spent Memorial
day with Miss Ellen Clifford in Rochester.
Quite a number from here atten ded the
dauee at Hancock and report an excellent
time.
Willie Spear OF Mancheter, n. H. has
been spending few days among friends
in North Hollow.
Horace Edison has vacated the Briggs
farm and moved onto the Frank Ellis place
In South Hollow.
Mrs. Seaman and Rats Clark returned
home the first OF the we, K from a visit in
Ticonderogs, n. Y.
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"My Dear SIR exclaimed LawyE
Bartholomew Livingslou, meeting 70
Rev. DR.. Arch bald Windham on the 81.
lage street, "What does this mean /!
thought you were laid up with all sorts o.
bad diseases ~
"And so was, replied the reyened gen.
tieman, II nad an attack OF indigestion
and from that time on my whole system
has been in a disordered condition uniA
! began taking Hoods Sarssparills SHEA
has put me on my feet and cured all mi
stomach troubles
II don't doubt It - said the sEysi,,
This same medicine cured my VIE p
rheumatism and my little girl OF scrolaL.
When they say it's the best medicine
money can buy, they only tell the truih.
"Nes, yes, so they do replied the MI
lister, and the two passed on.
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Fast Bethel.

Ir. and Mrs. Geo. Bingham Esn At
John Buttons last Sunday.
DIR. WEIGH OF Tunbridge was called 70
see Seth Monkey few dsys ago.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Brown Of Royal.
ton visited al Frsnk Moxley's the hrst d
the week.
II is reported that Henry George his
given up his trade with X. Day and b.
gone away.
Miss Dow, who is finishing the school
at Tunbridge village " hich closed 90 &C
count of the sickness OF Miss Alice Nor
ley, spent Saturday with Alice whitney
As l.. NJ. Wood was loading a barrel q
OIL at Royalton few DAYS ago, the klng,
holt OF his wagon was thrown out aAa
frightened his horse >" that be ran quits
distance, but no erious damage ~
done.