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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-22
East Braintree.
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G. j. Prince sells out everything at auc-
tion in Depot square, Randolph, next
Monday, at $3.50 a. m.
Joseph Peavey was in Northfield Sat-
urday.
Ernest Flint and his mother were in
Bethel Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. McIntire were in
Mortified Sunday.
PA. Blanchard is laid up with sore
leg caused by cut.
Sylvanus Keyes and wife visited at Glib
son Grains last week.
Children's day exercises will be held at
the church next Sunday.
Band OF Mercy meeting will be held at
church Saturday at 2 p. m.
Mrs. David Adams Of Northtield Gale d
at e. G. Claflin's last week.
Mrs. Emily Lsgele visited her daugh :
ter, MIS-. Fred Crain, recently.
The Sewing and Mite society will meet
with Mrs Carl Bowman Friday afternoon.
Mrs. viii Blodgett and daughter, Susie,
OF Brooktield are visiting at Z. l.. Smiths.
A valuable COW on the L. c. Thayer farm
broke her leg in the pasture last Wednes-
day.
Roy and Rollo Thayer OF Oakdale, Mass,
are with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Wiley OF Roxbury and
Mrs. Thomas Hayes OF Brooktield visited
at L. K. Fishers recently.
The Randolph, Braintres and Brook
field Fish Protective League holds its next
meeting June "a at a. m. in Clafiin's hall
to adopt by laws.
Mrs. Rhoda Simonds OF Northfield is
keeping house for John Peavey during
the absence OF Mrs. Wicker, who has gone
to Somerville, Mass, to visit her son, Jud
Wicker, and family and daughter, Eta,
" no is in quite Door health.
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Blodgett- Durkee.

A June wedding characterized by
pretty details perfectly carried out and 10
all particulars one OF the pleasantest and
fairest to witness, was that which occur
red on the 14th, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Morse, when their sister. Sara b
u. Durkee, was united in marriage TO Mr..
Leet Blodgett OF Randolph.s
The rooms were tastefully trimmed IN
green and white, the corner OF the parlor
before which the ceremony was perform.
ed, being made especially attractive by a
bank OF ferns and clusters of white
flowers.
The usher was Mr.. Louis l.. Bigelow.
At o'clock, to the strains OF the wed
ding march played by Miss Mabel Wash
burn, the bridal party entered led by MIR.
Ar. hur g. Bigelow.
The bride and groom we're preceded by
Susie Blodgett aud Harold Morse, aged
five and eight, who carried carnations
which they presented in pretty manner
to the bride at the close OF the ceremony.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
X. II. A bercrombie in very pleasing and
impressive manner, the ring service being
used.
The bride, was becomingly attired in
white dimity with trimmings OF silk and
pearl. She carried white carnations.
After congratulations had been offered
refres hments Of cake and ice cream were
served.
The list Of presents includes articles of
use and worth, expressing the best wishes
of large circle OF friends. MIR. and Mrs.
Blodgett are to make their home on the
Blodgett homestead in Randolph.
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j. j. TRERIsE, Randolph, Vt.
Miss Mary Briggs is visiting friends in
Rochester.
Geo. Ruiz has gone to Brandon for a
couple OF days.
Eugene Martin, wife and son went to
Ludlow Sunday.
Mrs. Maynard has been painting and
repairing her house.
Miss Hattie Sawyer is now working for
Mrs. II. c. Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome French are at
work for Avery Farr.
Mrs. Ernest Maynard OF Bethel Is visit
ing In town this week.
Albert Huntley attended the circus at
Montpelier Wednesday.
Eleazar Hubbard is Ia Ludlow attending
the Spiritual convention.
Mrs. Garfield Is on the sick list at the
home OF her son, Levi Abel.
II {. Hubbard has annexed a portico TO
the back OF the Central house.
Edwin Bagley is haying for Prof. Trask
on the Ed Smith farm in Braintree.
Ed Hemenway and q. V. Wilson were
in Moretown Tuesday on business.
A. n. King and J.. b. Bacon OF Chelsea
arrived in town Monday night on bust
ness.
Mrs. Erwin Bagiey is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mclntire, this
week.
Frank and Herman Ford returned Mon
day from their trip 10 the White Moua-
tains.
Miss Lou whitney returned from Bethel
Monday, where she bad been attending
school.
Miss Edna Seaman and Miss Viola
Washburn spent seversi days In Brook
field recently.
Hoses Fuller, who has been working n
Barre for the past year, is spending a short
vacation at home.
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John Sawyer Is not SO well as his,friends
had hoped he might be. He has organic
disease OF the heart.
Ed Wilson has just comm need build.
ing a new house for bis son, Elmer VII.
son doing the work.
n. A. Gorham and son OF Arlington
Heights, Mass, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs..
Kendall and family.
Mrs. A. n. Ford received the sad news
OF the death OF her aunt, Betsy Back Of
Braintree, last Monday.
Robert Riley and wife visited their
daughter in Montpelier the last OF the
week, returning home Monday.
Mrs. Erastus Church, former resident
OF this place, dieu at the home Of her sis.
ter-in- law, Mrs. Kate Lull, June Is. In.
Ierment at Williamstown.
Stllman Allen OF Barre and a party Of
friends, ID. B. Braley, Richard Hoar and
H. X. Bush, stopped at the Central house
on two days hshing trip last week
Married, at the home OF the bride 10
Waterbury Center, June IA, by Rev. N.
). Eddy OF MorIisville, j. X. ViBton Of
Granville and Clara L. Shepherd. After
wedding lunch they left for a carriage
trip through some OF the towns in the
western part OF the state, reaching their
home In Granville Saturday, June II.
That their welded life may be long and
happy, Is the wish Of their many friends.
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STATE OF VERMONT. Tin Probate Court held at
kAsDuLPH DISTRICT. IS Randolph In and for sale
District the nth dav OF June. A. d. lsss. Newton
y. sumner, aamr. oi the estate OF jonathan n.
tunner late Of BrOOkdtld In said district deceased,
presents his admin account for examination ana
allowance and makes application for decree OF dis
trfbuton and partition Of the estate OF said deceased
WhereupOn. Il Is ordered by said Court that said
account and said application be referred 20 session
Of said court to be held At the Probate office
ia said Randolph the 10Th day Of July,
A. ID. 1883, for hearing and decision thereon
and Il 4 further ordered that all persons
Interested be notified hereof, by publication OF no.
uce OF said application and order thereon. thret
weeks successfully IN the HERALD AND NEWS,
paper published 10 Randolph. and which circulates
In the neighborhuod Of those Interested before said
time Of hearing, that they may Al pear al said time
aud place, and, II they see cause, object thereto.
li43 By the Court Attest
WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. JUDGE
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ISrookfieId.
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J. j. TRERsE, Randolph, VT.
gu. Prince sells out everything at auc-
ton in Depot square, Randolph, next
Monday, at $3.50 a. m.
Henry Fulam moved to his farm this
week.
Sam Bean of Gsysville called on friends
here Tuesday.
A cousin of Dr. Ellis from st. Adams is
visiting his family.
Miss Minnie Clark Il at Randolph visit
ing Mrs. A. A. Smith for few days.
Last week Henry Wills and wife return
ed from their visit at Albany, N. ii.
Business calls w. j. Blodgett to Con-
necticut and Massachusetts, these days.
Miss Liant OF Waterbury, a former
teacher, is visiting at Mr.. Follansbee's
for a week
Avis FuIlam has returned to the Tenn
pie household near Bethel 10 assist IN do
nestle affairs.
While making a visiting trip south
ward Darwin Styles and wife visited their
aunts, +. and 5. Adsms.
An old time resident, Philo Sessions, Of
Massachusetts returned to his native town
recently to visit friends.
DR.. John Woodward OF Oxford, Mass,
anu AnhIlta NObuNail W BNAA~A
spent tuesday in town.
Thomas Alchurch of Boston, an en-
ploye OF Houghton & Dutton, is spending
several days with his friend, Henry Full
lam.
Mrs. Laura Allis and Cynthia Kibbee
went with Mortified friends to Saratoga
Springs last Tuesday for two weeks
stay.
Frank Ainsworth and son, Ray, attend
ed the closing exercises OF Royalton
academy last week. His older son was
member Of the graduating class.
Mrs. w. j. Blodgett and Susie accom-
pany her father, Mr.. Blodgett, for visit
to Rupert this week. She will visit friends
in Burlington before her return.
John Raymore was appointed delegate
to the state encampment of the soldiers
reunion this week, which is to be held at
Montreal. His wife accompanied him.
Arthur Lyman and little daughter,
Eleanor, from Rutland visited his father.
in-law, Marcus Peck, and his sister, Mrs.
e. II. Bigelow, recently. He returned
home Monday but his daughter will visit
her grandparents for time.
A large congregation we're interested in
The Chiltren's day exercises last Sunday
at the second church. As Supt. Bigelow
was out OF town the past week, Mrs.
Blodgett and Mary Upham were leaders
in music and ia preparing the program,
which was we'll carried out. Pastor Aber-
crombie gave a short address suited to
the children. The church was beautifully
decorated with wild flowers and potted
Di ants
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-22

johnson has taken the contract Of putting
10 the piles for the trestle across the
mouth OF the branch. These piles will be
OF spruce, eighteen feet long OF which
twelve feet will be out of the ground.
There will be four sticks in bent and the
bents will be twelve feet apart. 1t Is esti-
mated that about 700 sticks viii be
needed. For about 300 feet along near
lands of II. II. ellison cribbed work will
be necessary. The circuitous route out OF
Bethel village is followed in order to make
the rise that will be necessary TO carry the
road from the level that ii will follow on
the Durham meadow TO the level OF the
road at its terminus.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-22

STATE or VERMONT AT Probate court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS Al Randolph N said
District. the 18th day Of June A. -. lssa :. 4.
Morse. executor % The estate Of Nancie =, Morse
late Of Brookheld IN said District. deceased. pre-
his atmlastratou account Tor examination and
allowance and makes application for decree Of
cisfrihuti0n and partition OF the estate % said de-
ceased. Whereupon Il Is ordered by
said Court that said account be referred TO ses
sion thereof 20 be held At the Probate Ofiee in said
Randolph on The 5oth dsy Of June. A. ID. ls9s. for
d airing aud decision thereon. Ano
q IL further ordered. that all persons interested
b. notie hereof BY publication * notice Of said APP
piicatou and order thereon three weeks successfully
In the Herald and News, newspaper published Al
Randolph and which circuates IN the neighborhOot
q those Interested before said time q hearing thai
they may appear Al said time and place. and show
cause n any they may have why said account shoulo
not b. allowed, and such decree made.
Is4s WILLIAM n. NICHOLS. sudse.
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STATE or VERMONT. ella Probate Cuart. arsG
RkNDoLrH DlsIRICT, stat Randolph IN and for
sid districL on the 18Th dAY q June. A. ID. lsta
A A. Sanford. cxtcutor Of the estate q Iau-
riston j. kichmoEd late O Randolph In said district
lisenss - sell ali q de rial estate 0f aid de,eased
sifnafei On Rand luh b Nit. Richmond Block rerl-
reentinf fNi he sale I'll b Necessary tor the paw
eut % TIE datfs and ainli ulzfraflou sxrensss a
aid estate. Whereupan u 4 ordered hf
said court that said Application be referred % !
session thereoE - b. held Al the Pruhate once N
sid Randolph On the aath day % Jane A. u. lsa flf
bearing and decision uercun; and Il is further or
dered that al persons interested b. notified hereof.
b. uhiicafiou u notice q sd Application and
OR thereon. thres Neeks euooesslvely IN the Herald
and Ness published 81 Randolph before sAld time %
heMrfnr that thes may Appear said time and plact
nrf N ffrv nhierf fiserefo. BY fhN Cont
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-22

Guy Durkee, Ralph Lamb and VIII Tul.
Ter were in Bethel last Monday.
Or. w. B. Segar and wife from Enfield,
Mass, were in town over Sunday.
Miss Belle Chamberlin from Bethel call
ed on friends here day last week.
Mrs. c. l.. Sargent and Miss Gertrude
Ellis were in Bethel day last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. A. Lamb we're in Rot
land last Friday to attend the circus.
DIR. Z. W. Boutwell, and wife OF Rutland
spent few days at his uncle's, r. Dur
KEGS, last week.
George Spaulding and wife and Miss
Lucy Ranney OF Rutland are spending a
few days at II. @. Ranney's.
Mrs. Arunah Allen was found dead at
her home Tuesday morning, June 18th.
she lived alone and ii is believed she
died Sunday night. Funeral services were
held ct the Cong1 church Thursday at 10
a.. m, Rev. Frank Hazen officiating.
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, H.,
makes the statement, that she caught cold
which settled on her lungs; she was
treated for month by her family physi
clan, bot grew worse. He told her she
was hopeless victim OF consumption and
that no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DIR. Kings New Dis
covery Tor consumption; she bought a
bottle and to her delight found herself
benefited from FIRST dose. She continued
its use and after taking six bottles found
herself sound and well; nov does her own
homework and Is MS well as she ever was
Free trial bottles OF this Great Discovery
OF Drew 4 Leouard's drug store. Only
SOC. and 81, every bottle guaranteed.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-22
Bethel Will Celebrate.

After learning that the proposed Fourth
OF July celebration in Randolph had fal-
len through, the matter OF holding one
here began to be agitated and on Satur-
day evening a meeting was held, when II
was decided to elect a general committee
to have the matter ia charge. This COM
mittee was Hon. FRED Arnold, Pres, II. A.
Davis, f. L. Martin, f. c. Pippin, John
Keleher and DR.. l.. w. Cough. Monday
morning, canvass OF the village was be
gun. Mrs. Nj. Il. Harrington, whose lib
erality is proverbisl, headed the subscrip-
tion paper with IS. Following with the
same sum were Z. ID. Cushing, +. Z. Pip
pin, John Keleher, Brooks & washburn,
Martin q Lewis, Upper q Graham and
Abbott & cady. Only one place OF bust
ness thus far interviewed refused to sub.
scribe and next week it is intended to give
full list OF subscribers OF 81 or more.
Sufficient funds have already been
pledged to give assurance OF a fitting cell
ebration, but il is hoped that the people
here will not forget that the more money
raised the larger The list OF sports and col
lection OF fireworks, so do not wait to be
ASKED, but walk up and put your name to
the subscription paper for as large a sum
as you feel able. Next week a complete
list OF sports, with the program for the
day, will appear In these columns. IL
might be said now, however, that the
committee has in mind a program which
shall consist OF day filed TO overfiowiDg
with good things, including a parade OF
antiques and horribles, aquatic sports,
bicycle races, foot races, baseball, tug OF
war, dance, fireworks, etc. Prepare TO be
son hand" early and stay late. Remem
Der hat prizes will be offered for the most
meritoriOus work In the parade and for
the winners OF sporting events. COMPETE
tion open TO all. Entries for sports, etc,
can be made to f. L. Martin, DR.. Clough,
or any member OF the committee. No
entrance fee or admission to any event will
be charged
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-22
Bethel 'Ltmpus.

Bertron Hsthorn spent sunday in Barn
ard.
Perlin Whitaker is spending his sum
mer vacation at home.
Miss Lula Bowen is spending her sun
mer vacation at her home.
Mr.. ]. ID. Allen, with his wife and
daughter, OF Rutland, was the recent
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Myron WHITAKER.
Edward Noble and wife OF Ulyerton, p.
O., are visiting their son, {. T.. Noble, and
also his brother, c. X. Noble, IN this
place.
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William and Bessie Handy were in Rox-
bury Tuesday.
l.. l.. Dickerman returned Tuesday
from Middlebury.
Miss Nora Grady OF Roxbury was in
town Friday calling on friends.
Miss II. r. Hanlon OF Roxbury stopped
over sunday with Mrs. NJ. Richardson.
Luke rarbell OF Montpelier was In town
Sunday calling on bis brother aud sisters.
Mrs. Pecor and daughter, Mrs. Gusha,
and Mr.. Raymond were in Roxbury Sun
day.
The little son OF Mrs. l.. l.. Dickerman
has been quite sick the past week but is
a little better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Pecor OF Bethel spent
few days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gusha, returning home Monday.
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Fast Bethel.

Mrs. W. s. Hammond's father is visit
ing her.
Mrs. Kate Moxley Morrill, OF Lancaster
N. H., is at home.
j. w. Ainsworth OF Worcester, Mass,
visited his sister, Mrs. Grow, lately.
Charles Monkey was with his father,
Seth Moxley, who is very sick, a few
days last week, returning to his work at
Lowell, Mass, Saturday.
Grange Children's day will be observed
by Middle Branch grange Saturday, June
Gath. Four schools will take part-South
Randolph, East Bethel, No. 6, Royalton,
and the Brockway Dist, Randolph. The
exercises will be held in the Union church
and all are cordially invited. The schools
will meet at Grange ball at D. m, sharp,
and the exercises will begin at 80. Re-
freshments will be served to the children
and teachers at the hall.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-22

For all pension business send to j. T..
Edredge& Co.. Randolph, VT. Advice free
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When Nature Is overtaxed, she has
her own way Of giving notice that assist
ance is needed. She does not ask !eE
lip until il is impossible 10 get along without
Boils and pimples are an indication thS'
Q system is accommodating impurities when
Of they are an urgent appeal for assistance
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Arizona republican., 1899-08-23
CENTRAL AMERICAN TROUBLES
Revolt Projected in Nicaragua-Out
 rage on a Frenchman.

New Orleans. Aglg. 22.-iA passenger from Bluefie-ds. Nicaragua. announces the forced resignation of General Els trada. governor of the court province. in consequence of d quarrel between him and President ZeIaya. Estrada was charged with being too friendly with Americans. but Zelaya feared an other revolution at the court
 The governor went at once to :.ie capital where his family live. and it is understood in Bluefelds that he will organize' revolution against Zelaya.
 Amadee Dubois. q Frenchnan liv- ing at San Pedro. Honduras, is now in prison there. and his arrest may cause international complications.
 He was arrested on a trTmped-up charge the exact character of which could not be learned, and heavily ironed. hand and foot. While he was in that helpless col1ditiOn one of the native officials spat in his face. and
Arizona republican., 1899-08-23
WHEN HE WAS WANTED
Was inc Only Time Joseph GIadue
 Was Moi Present.

Joseph Gladue, who Eos been pretty continuously in the public eye for the last month, was not visible in police court yesterday afternoon when he was really wanted. MT. Gladue was charged with 8 disturbance of the peace in. the Mikado restaurant on Sunday. He had gotten his dinner there on Saturday evening, and after eating it he settled his bill by telling the proprietor he had no money, but would pay the next day. He was on hand, as he said he would be, drunk and boisterous, and ordered a dinner. The walters refused to serve is- and a controversy ensued It grew hotter and hotter, until at length in spite of the amicabe relations between this country and the empire of Japan, Gladules made a personal assault upon the proprietor, 5. Kagayama, whom he hit in several places. The overturn
 ing of the furniture and the crash of croclzery attracted a large crowd. MT. Triboles, who was going over his ac- counts in his meat market the next door, was so disturbed by the racket that he couldn't figure With accuracy. He telephoned 10 the p5.ice station and Officer Thoman went across the street, subdued Gladue and locked him up. He was released on bond little later, but was rearrested before night for another case of drunkenness. Ills trial was 70 take place on Monday afternoon, but his counsel, Attorney c. M. Frazier. wanted more time to look
Arizona republican., 1899-08-23
"A BASE BALL COACH
His Functions Defined for Ratification
 of Tucson Star.

The friends here of the Phoenix
 base ball team continue to feel hurt
 at the Tucson Stars public accusation
 of hoodlumism on the part of the
 Phoenix boys at the games last Sat
 urday and Sunday. The Star did nCE
 mean to inf1ict injury upon the pride
 of the people of Phoenix in their ath-
 letic representatives who have been undergoing vtcissitudes in the south ern part of the territory. The Star made the mistake of sending it's re- 1igious editor to the games. He did not find, as he expected, a Sunday school convention, an EpwOrth league conference or a Christian EndeavOr ccnvocation The Star reporter seems to have been mainly obserVant of a man running back and forth on the ou.side of a couple of chalked lines laid out about four feet in the rear Of and parallel with a couple of lines di- Yerging from the home plate. That man was wasting great deal of en- ergy and seemed to be serving no use ful purpose in the game. He kept his Il, most of the time one foot on .-he ground. Some of his observations were offensive to the untrained ear, and had a tendency to rattle the men at first and third and deceive the pitcher and players on the ether side, all of which appeared to the Star re- porter to be contrary to good morals and in contravention of a spirit of fairness which ought to prevail in contests of strength and skill. How would it look, thought the reporter, if two men were engaged in game of chess, checkers or tiddle-de-Winks, one of the players should hire an untamed individual like this Phoenix product to dance around and by his unearthly and meaningless bowling divert the attention of .-he other player from the game?
 That impulsive and talkative per son to whom the Star objected was a coach" as much a part of the modern game of base ball as the catcher is. He was originally expect ed to aid the base runners by convey ing information to chem that they could get from no other source. Then he naturally enlarged his jurisdiction. He got to nagging the basemen and the pitcher, but he did that in order that he might the better perform the duties for which he was created-help the base runners get home
 The ccach is not chosen with refer ce.to his moral character, but to his lung power, glIbness of tongue and quickness to accurately weigh situa- tons. There isn't much time for ex- act deliberation in a ball game. Pug zling conditions arise quickly. They must be solved on the spur of the mo- ment or else they will solve them selves and be succeeded by others, and so it goes through the nine innings. The player who goes into a trance or fit of meditation is lost and the coach who would take time to construct Q pleasing address in we'll modulated tones to a base runner would be left mangled on the field by the order of the captain and with the consent Of the grand stand
 The religious editor of the Star is not acquainted with the Functions of