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AN UPRISING IN BoRNEo.
Natives Dissatisfied with the Rule oi
n British Company

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1S>-A cable
despatch from Labuan, North Borneo, to
Japanese newspapers, gives details of an
attack on the town OF Kudst by natives
under Mat Saler, half brother of the
late notorious rebel chief Mat SalIeh.
The Government magazine and a Maxim
gun were captured by the rebels. Tw OF the
British North Borneo constabularS were
killed and seven wounded. Twenty-Five
Chinese were killed and the suburbs of
the town were entirely destroyed. The
attack was due to general dissatisfaction
among the natives with the rule of the
British chartered company.
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PROGRESS OF THE CENSUS.

Enumeration in Twenty-Five of the
Districts Now Complete.
We are getting along swimmiDgly with
the census in the District Of Columbia
said Harrison Dingman. the local Super
visor, this Afternoon Already twenty-five
out Of the l45 districts have been en-
puted. ard all OF the work has, l think
been weH and accurately done I VS.
especially careful in picking out the emu
nerators, for I was ve-y anxious to have
the WOri1 dC1e IS correctly IS possible, and
think the result VIII shCw that got ex-
eellent material
There are several cOlored men among
the enumerators. and their work is espa-
cially reat and accurate"
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COURT UPHoLDs DEMooRATs.

Republicans Ordered 10 Turn Over
kentacky Minor Offices.
FRANKFORT. Ky. June 13.-The Court
OF Appeals this morning rendered a deci-
siea, sustaining il part the motion Ct the
Democrats in the minor ofacerS' cases, dis
charging the supersedeas bond and com
pellilg the Republican officers 10 turn over
the Offices al once 10 the Democratic or
GERS.
Tie question OF salaries Is not affected.
The decision sets al rest the question Of
-WO governments.
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The Census in HagerStovn.

HAGERSTOwN. Nd. June 1S.-Emerich
c. Bell, of Hagerstown, was the first cen
sus enumerator in Washington county to
complete his work Charles c. Fechtig was
the second Persons are guessing on the
population of Hagerstown. Conservatives
put the population at from 1900 TO 16,-
COO. In 1890 il was 10,1IS. A newspaper
census several years ago. when Hagers-
town was at the height OF its prosperity.
made the population between 7,o00 and
Is Geo
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MARINES SENT TO TIENTsIN.
Detachment Leaves Manila on the
Hospital ship SoIace

MANILA, June 15-t5 p. m.)-In re-
sponse to a cablegram from Admiral
Kempff, at Taku, a battalion OF 100 ma
rines, which 1t was intended to send to
Guam TO relieve the garrison there, sailed
for Tientsin, China at midnight last night
on the hospital ship Solace.
They are commanded by Major Waller
and Lieutenants Reed, Powell Butler.
and Wagner. 1t is expected that other
marines will follow and probably supply
ship will be sent along 1t is also possi-
bic that the cruisers New Orleans and
Brooklyn viii be sent 10 Admiral Kempff
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ROBERTS ATTACKS BO7HA
Desperate Fight With the Beers
Strongly Entrenehed.

Hamilton Manages to Win the Key
to the PositiOn-Netkuen Defeats
Line of Communication Three
English officers Killed In the En-
gagement on the MiddIeburg Road.
Great Opposition From the ESurEh-
ported Snfe-Anairs at Pretoria
and Johannesburg Perfectly Quiet.
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SHOT AT A POLICEMAN.

Attempt to XIII n Kentucky Cover
nOr's Mansion officer.
FRANKFORT. KY. June 13.-An at
tempt to kill William Smoot, a policeman
at the Governors Mansion, was made a.
1890 o'clock this morning.
SmOOt was coming in a side gate when
an unknown man, who had secreted him
self in the yard. fired at him, the ball
passing through his clothing The police
think the man was a burglar
Governor Beckham has not yet moved
into the Mansion.
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A CENSUS DISCOVERY.
CoiOred Woman i'm Kansas Claims to
BE ia Years Old

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, June IA
Leavenworth census enumerator has found
woman who claims to be ia years old.
She is Mrs. Kittie Watkins. a negress.
The two most important events in her
life were when she cooked for d barbecue
given at Liberty, No, to soldiers return
ing from the Mexican War in 1916 and
when she cast her first vote in This city six
years ago, being then los years old. Mrs.
Watkins has been married twice, and is
the mother Of eleven children.
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Mex;co civ Cho.en

The representatives OF the American
Republics met with Secretary Hay at the
State Department this morning and Sc
lected the City Of Mexico as the place for
the next n-Americaa Convention The
date was not fixed
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FOR AN IsTHa11AH RAILWAY.
The AstOr Syndicate Secures Conces-
sIOns in Honduras

NEW ORLEANS. June 13.-The Astor
syndicate has secured from the Govern
ment CT Honduras concessions for building
an isthmian railway from Puerto Corte-,
on the Atlantic 10 Amapals. on the Pacine
distance Of 260 miles The Congress Of
Honduras has Just granted the concessions
and President Sierra has signed the pa
pers-
James E Hickman, managing director
OF the New York syndicate. brought the
news here. Accompanying Mr.. Bleekman
is Gel Duncan B. Cooper. of Nashville
one Of the first promoters Of the syndicatc
Ii is reported that Mr. Keith the head G..
the Fruit Trust. viii be general manager
of the new road. Work upon it will bc-
gin ct cnce.
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Fined for Permitting comh,,,.

James White was charged with permit
ting gambling on his premises by Police
man Schuyler, before Judge Kimbar this
morning. 1t was alleged that White rented
rooms at a Fifteenth Street hotel for $40
a week. and conducted a poker game. 1t
was further charged that the play was
what is known as rake or game.
White admitted the charge against him.
and was ordered by Judge Kimban to paw
a fine of $50 and serve five days in jaiI.
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worlds Running record Broken.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1S.-In the
games yesterday on Franklin Field Alex
ander Grant, Of Pennsylvania, broke the
worlds record for the I,50O-metre run
Grant covered the distance in minutes
S S-5 seconds. The best previous time in
that event was made by a Frenehman and
was 4 minutes 10 seconds
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WEST CONSHOHOCKEN. June I3--
Suspended from the cOrnice Of a rcof by
the strap on the back Of his overaIIs, James
Wiltbank. painter. hung for nearly half
an hour yesterday He was painting the top
of Henry DaWsOn's cottage in Upper Mer-
ion when he slid down the steep roof. Two
men. who we're riding by. went 10 the roof
and hauled him up over the caves to
safety This is the third narrow escape
that Wiltbank has had since January.
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Lieutenuut CiIIev Den1

A despatch was received at the War De-
partmeBt from General Macarthur, this
morning, announcing the death from ty-
phoid fever Of First Lieut. Jonathan Gil
ley, of the Forty-third Infantry. LieuteR-
ant CilIey was well known in Washington.
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REPLY 70 AMBASSADORS
The DOwager Empress Said to Be
Greatly Frightened.

A Report That She Has Promised a
Peaceful Entry for Foreign Troops
En- Route to Pekin-Pretends to He
Ignorant of the Purpose of MIL
tary FOrces-COnstituent of the
army Its Way to the Capital.
Boxers BADLY Defeated in the Fight
Fang-TwO Native Villages Cap
fured-The British Suffered No Less
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BRYAN IN CHICAGO.
Conferences of Democratic Leaders
TO BE Held Today.


TO Be Held Today
CHICAGO. June 13--W- J Bryan az
rived in Chicago today for a conference
with the national leaders. Colonel Bryan,
Senator Jones. of Arkansas; National Com
mitteeman J. G. johnson. Of Kansas City;
Charles A Walsh, Of Iowa; c. ". c. Wet
more. Of ST Louis; Mayor Harrison, OF
Chicago. and, possibly, Representative
TOwne. Of Minnesota. are 70 hold a series
Of conferences this afternoon, al which
IL is expected that the work Of the Kan
sas City Convention viii be outlined
Tcnight Colonel WetmOre and Colonel
Bryan leave fer MinocQua, Wis, where
Colonel Wetmore's summer hone is sit
uated, for a week Of fishing. Mr. Towns
is expected 81 MinoCqua- Senator Jones in
ten6s to leave tonight for Kansas City
where he viii meet the committee Of a.
rangements for the Convention
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Ramsden Goes 10 Hnvana,

The State Department has been notified
that H. A. Ramsden hSs bsen appointSd
British Consul at Havana Mr.. Ramsdal is
a son OF former British Consul Ramsden,
Of Santiago, who endeared himself to
Americans by protecting United States eiti-
zens curing the late var.
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MAHwAH. N J.. June 13.-Former
Governor Prices son, while searching
through the ruins OF a fire which occurred
here on April 2S. found a tomato can con-
tanning $500. The money was all in $50
bills. As it is badly scorched he will send
it to the Treasury Department for redemp-
ton
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THE PORT OF cUcUTA CLOSED.
An Evidence of Successes by the Co.
lOmbian Insurgents.

lOmbian Insurgents.
NEW YORK. June 13-The Official ad-
mission that the port Of Cucuta is con-
trOlled BY the Colombian insurgents IS
contained in the following notice posted in
the consulate Of Colombia. Il State Street:
by special decree issued by the exeeu-
tive OF Colombia il is declared that the
port OF Cucuta has been closed 10 foreign
commerce. Z. z. SPINOSA,
Consul General"
The ostensihle purpose Of this decree
was TO deprive the insurgents Of revenues
that might accrue from shipping 70 Gu
cuta. which is held by them. The revolu-
tiOnary government, however, has sent
consuis 10 Curacao and Maracaibo. who
pass all goods consigned to places held by
the rebels. shippers in this city to Gu
euta have sent their shipments by way Of
Maracaibo.
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The Prexjaen,,. C,II.r.

Among the Presidents callers at the
White House today were ex-Speaker Keif-
er of Ohio and Senator Bate Of Tennessee.
The evening times., 1900-06-13
The Mid-Roaders' Headquarters.

CHICAGO. June Is.-The MiddIe-of-the
road Populists viii open inatiozad head
quarters in Chicago abeut July and will
maintain their Organization here through
out the Presidential caE9aign.
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wasbingtouians 10 s.iI

NEW YORK, June I3.-Mr and Mrs. ].
H. Hensley, of Washington. are booked to
sail tomorrow on the Konigin Luise, for
Bremen.
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Held in Heavy RaII.

William Farley. eolored, who was ar
rested several days ago. charged with a
serious assault on Rebecea foyer. ten
year-old girl on June at a house in Lo-
Gust Alley, was trrsigned this morning
before Judge Kimball and entered a plea
OF not guilty. The defendant was held in
s.. 600 bond for the action Of the grand
jury.
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HAS HIS PICTURE TAKEN.

Mr.. Mckinley Poses Before Camera
for Campaign Purposes.
The President this morning sat for his
phOtcg aph at a Fifteenth Street studio
He his q number OF pictures, b1t in view
Of the coming Convention next week and
the subsequent campaign there has been
strong demand for new photograph Of
the Republican leader.
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81 To Philadelphia and Return 8
XIa PennsyIEanIa Railroad

I Account Repgbiiean National Convention.
| Tickets on sale and good going June Is 10 I3
| god TO return until June &c
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Havana customs Receipts.

house during the month of May were ST.
o05,2e2, exceeding by S7S.099 those Of the
same month last year. Fer the five
months ended May 81 the customs re-
eeipts were $4133. $50, or $S9s, i64 more
than during the same period Of 1893.
The evening times., 1900-06-13

Delightful trips daily at $50 p. 10 Old Point
Comfort, Newport News, Norfolk. Virginia Beach,
and Ocean View. For schedule see page 7.
The evening times., 1900-06-13
MESSAGES FOR PEKIN.
Company to Accept Them
nj tn. s.nLer,s Ri.I-

Ac-SeN-l IL toihnahE ~ <htCtpA Il mem
ut the Scnder's Risk.
NEW YORK. June I3.-The Great North
ern Telegraph Company announces that,
in consequence OF the interruption of Chi
nese lines between Tientsin and Pekin,
telegTanls for Pekin by the VladivOstock
and Eastern cables will be sent at send
er's risk during the troubles in China.
Night service has been established at
the cable Offices at VladivostocA, Naga-
saki. and Shanghai for the transmission
OF Government messages.
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Church of Our Father 5. ;. Excursion.
Chesapeake Beaeb- Wednesday,,
june I3-
Tictat- n cpr+s -,,,,5 r-ir
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Eendy-made White Pine BIinds. 90c
~; ali sizes ready for use +. Li5bey Co.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACB-oN THE BAY.
Daily Schedule.
& washinEton straD.

Trains leave District line depot, 10 a. M, IL A.
~, ?, ), p. n Soc round trip
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DEMOCRATS OF KENTUCKY
Louisville Crowded in Anticipation
sf The State Convention.

Standardized Blackburn, Ex-Gover-
nor MeCreary, and Louis Me-
QuoSFn Likely to BE Delegates at
LarSe-SfrOnE PIaHks to Be In
eiuded in the Pnrty'x Platform.
The evening times., 1900-06-13
500 To Philadelphia and $500
Return Nin PennsyINnnia Railroad.

Account Gynuastie Union and Festival Tick
cts on sale June IS 20 u, good 10 return until
June 20
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The Son of the D-siSe of York
Her Majesty Queen vi toria has address,
ed letter through the State Department
to President Mckinley notifying him Of
the birth of Prince, soa CT His Royal
Highness the Duke Of York.
The evening times., 1900-06-13

FIaSterers. Attention. New Prices
low p-iecs en- spruce. hcmlock iashs at 9th and
The evening times., 1900-06-13

Clear Doors. only sI-25. and all kinds
and sizes Of choice. fne doors at 9th and " Y. av
The evening times., 1900-06-13

Fence PnlinES, IS:;x4 IT., only 11L cts.
Fence rails and posts. F. Libbey Co.
The evening times., 1900-06-13
Con You Dive 80 Feet

Tie Thonpsons DO at Chesapeake Beach dsily1
$50 anl - p N
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Cars loaded free for out-Of-tOwn
sales. Lumber, miHWorkz hardware, etc. by T.
I5hbev 4 Co
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Washington Com. No. I, L. II. Il. of IT,.
Chesapeake Beach. Thursday,
june IL.
Tickets, 50 cents round trip
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Extra wide. finest. choicest. VIII

pine. cypress, and poplar, always ready. F. L
hey 3 CO.
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FIynn'x Business College. 9Th and X.
ss-Census ofRce Examination-$5
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only ~ cts; No ? poplar ~ cts, at 9th and
n y. ave.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-01
Obituary,

Mrs. Henrietta " hitney Bliss died al
her home ia Royalton the 2Slh, aged Il
/ years, month, six days. She had been
in poor health for some months, but was
about until she suffered a stroke OF apo.
plexy on Jan. 22d, from which she never
rallied, remaining practically unconscious
till death ensued. Her sons were both in
town when she was stricken and remained
With her to the last.
Mrs. Bliss was the daughter OF Aaron
and Betsey Whitney OF Tunbridge, VT.
ia June, 1874, she was united in marriage
10 Charles William Bliss OF ROyalton and
with him dwelt on the Bliss homestead in
Royalton more than fifty years, until bis
decease two years ago. Three sons we're
there born to them, two OF whom survive
her. She was the last but one of a family
of nine children and was one OF the Oldest
and most respected OF generation now
In RoYalton fast passing away. She was
greatly devoted TO her husband and fami-
ly and spared no pains nor labor in their
behalf.
the funeral was held at the house the
3lst, the services being conducted by Rev.
Wilmond Warner OF Bethel.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-01
East srainuree.

Remember the experimental lecture or
the X Ray at Randolph, Friday evening
Feb. 2.
Tom Adams OF Randolph Center is work.
ing for Bert Farusworth.
Thomas Spooner OF Barre recently spent
few.days at j. ID. Laport's.
Rev. and Mrs. Sturtevant visited last
week at Rev. AbercIombie's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Udall OF Randolph
spent Sunday at +. f. Martins.
NJ. K. Flint has so far recovered from
his injury as TO be able to work again.
Mrs. Harry Ferguson returned from her
Visit In Worcester the first Of the weeK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grain, who are in
Northfield, spent Sunday with his parents.
Ada Cathan OF Randolph visited last
week at e. F. Martins ana S. A. Hutchin-
sons.
Rev. f. W. sturtevsnt preached at the
special meetings at Brookfield Center last
week.
Mrs. g. s. Grain, who has been in poor
health for number OF months, is more
comfortable at this writing.
Oscar COlburn, who has been in Boston
for some ii nc, is at T.. +. Msrtin's and is
expecting to remain for the present.
Born, in Berkeley, Mass, Dec. %, 1899. a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. A +. Bassett
Mrs. Bassett will be remem bered as Jane
Howard.
Miss Kate Mahuron OF Waitsheld, who
teaches the school in Dist No. 9, was call
ed suddenly home by the severe illness of
Ger rather who, 1t was feared, would not
recover.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-01

Nj. W. Edison and Charles Call have
bought OF Alonzo Emery his FIVE year old
tilly.
The bi-monthly communion service will
be held at the church next Sunday at go
Rev. +. q. Rainey will officiate.
There VIII be a sociable at Calvin Brews.
ter's Friday evening. Each lady is to car.
~ block OF wood two by four and four
inches long, and each gentleman a ham.
mer and ten nails.
The reading CLUB will hold its next
meeting with Carrie Tsggart Tuesday
evening, Feb. 9Th. The club is comnosed
OF the Epworth League and young people
OF the place and will meet every other
week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-01
NATIONAL White RIVER BANK,
Bethel, VT
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Principal and Interest Guaranteed
WBc SHcKNEK Pres AA BROOKS NcePres, E. ADAHS, Cash
BraIntTee.

Rememb Der the experimental lecture OF
the X-Ray at Randolph Friday evening
Feb. 2.
Charlie Smith started for Cuba last
Thursday.
George Cahee was in Rochester on busi-
ness last week.
r. j. Flint OF Bethel was in town on in
surance business recently.
| Charles Campbell is home from his
work in Bethel for few days.
| Albert Huntly OF Granville visited at
! George Prentice's last Sunday.
I Frank Petite of Brandon was at F. c.
Bachelors on business last week.
Paul Wagner got hurt quite severely
while fallinga tree last week Wednesday.
Maud Cleveland OF Randolph was
guest Of Miss Elgiya Pratt last Thursday.
Mrs. Eugene Osha and children went to
Boston Monday. Mr.. osha has employ
ment there.
Edith Campbell went back to Windsor
last Saturday, after visiting her parents
several days.
The entertainment and dance at the
hall last week drew a large crowd and
I'll 20 was cleared for the library.
s. r. Bachelor was quite severely in
Iutbu RECENTLY Dy bHfu uOoT b6luE blOWu
of its hinges and knocking him down.
Dana Battles, accompanied by his broth !
err, Densmore, went to Burlington Mon |
day to consult a specialist about his blind |
ness.
Mrs. L. r.. Gay came back from Royal |
tot Monday with her husband. They are |
to live in the house near the blacksmith
shop.
Leon Flint left his gray horse unhitch-
ed at the store last Saturday and 1t started
and ran home, a distance OF three miles.
No damage was done.
There will be a social dance at tue hall
Wednesday evening, Feb. 7th. Music by
Randolph orchestra, three pieces. Every
BODY invited. Ladies requested to bring
uuch
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-01

Mrs. J. II. Buck is improving slowly.
A. A. storrs is boarding at Mrs. Wills
Harry Waite is boarding at Mr.. Stod.
dard's.
Geo. Osgood OF East Randolph was in
this place Saturday.
Sylvester Spooner and bride are al the
NJ. M, Spooner home.
1t is reported that &. E. Chadwick has
sold his house in Randolph.
Miss G. B. Weymouth spent Sat urday
and Sunday at Randolph Center.
Charles Smith OF Somerville, Mass, was
in town last EEK to buy horses.
The funeral OF Miss Beatrice Paine was
attended from her home Thursday.
DIR. Clifford and wife of Randolph were
at his fathers, John Gifford's, Sunday.
Miss Abbie Fowler entertained some of
der school friends Saturday and Sunday.
Miss II. G. Whitney has gone to Provi.
dence, X. l., to spend the rest OF the win
ter.
Mrs. Lyman Rix visited her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dupuis, in Randolph last
week.
Luther Wheeler OF Montpelier drew a
load OF basket stock to Geo. Harlow last
week.
II is reported that Leslie Day and wife
OF Hartford have come to run the hotel for
awhile.
Miss Alice Whitney is at home, as the
Royalton academy is closed on account OF
measles.
At the whist party at Geo. Wills Miss
Carrie Paine scored plus 20 and Geo. Wills
minus 16.
Henry Osgood OF South Royalton, who
represents the Mccormick Machine COM
pany, was in town Friday on business.
Annie Whitney is at home from South
Royalton High school this week, the
school being closed on account OF measles,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Bennett OF Tun-
bridge were In this village Wednesday To
attend the grange meeting, but were a lit.
tie "preyious."
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-01
EastGrnnylile

Ed. Holmes OF Worcester was In ,o,r
over Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Gusha visited in Rorbu,
last Thursday.
Stephen Butterfield OF Roxbury vl.s..
his brother, George, last "Wednesday
Miss Minnie Tierney visited Miss Han.
lon in Roxbury few days recently.
Mrs. Howe and little daughter Of Ro1.
bury visited at Mrs. Gusha's Tuesds,
Twenty-Five attended the social AZ
dance at Braintree Wednesday evening
Lewis Dunham drew the cake with ribs
Mr.. Davis OF st. Adams was 10 tsv,
last week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-01
Granville.

Miss Florence Kendall went to Boston
Thursday on a visit.
Miss Nellie Carrier returned to her
home IN Rochester Sunday.
Miss Edna Seaman returped from her
work In Cornwall last week.
Robert Marsh OF Rochester commenced
work on the landing Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Carrier has commenced
work for Mrs. Joseph Gsgnon.
The school taught by Pearl Durham
on West hill closed last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Spooner are the
guests OF her father, Mr.. Gilman Spooner.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-01
A Fine Residence ComnIeted.

One OF the finest residences ever built in
Vermont was completed recently. The
owner, man of means who intends Ia
have everything connected with Il about
right, purchased his wall papers, carpets
and draperies OF the Old Bee Hive Garnet
store IN Burlington. Anyone who has a
room or house to furnish does well to con-
suit them and postal card mailed TO Ly-
man p. Wood, Bee Hive Garnet DENT
burlington, Vt, will bring back a cata.
logue OF this well-known store and a free
ticket to Burlington and return.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-01

e. W. Clark is slowly improving.
Nelson Grant was in Woodstock recent.
~.
DR.. L. NJ. Greene OF Bethel was in town
Tuesday.
Austin Lamb was in Rochester a day
last week.
Mark n. Lawrence was in Bethel a day
last week.
Jack Miles of Rochester was at X. w.
LaWrenoe's recently.
Nelson Grant had the misfortune to
lose horse last week.
Fred Jewett and wife OF Rochester were
at Austin Lambs Thursday.
Ed. Latterell and family OF Bethel re.
Gently visited at Ei.Patnode's.
Mrs. Harwood EgglesLon closed very
successful term OF school in the Ranney
district Friday.
Mrs. E, w. Clark has five pullets hatch
ca the last OF May which, from the l4th of
october TO the 9th OF January, have laid
~ dozen aud nine eggs. She would like
10 hear from the one who beats.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-02-01
A Might Of Terrnr.

lawful anxiety was felt for the widow
OF the brave General Burnham OF Mach
las, Me-, when the doctors said she would
die from Pneumonia before morning"
writes Mrs. s. II. Lincoln, who attended
her that fearful night, "but she begged for
DIR. Kings New Discovery, which had
more than once saved her life, and cured
her OF Consumption. After taking, she
slept all night Further use entirely
cured her." This marvellous medicine is
guaranteed to cure ell Throat, Chest and
Lung diseases. Only Soc. and 81 90
Trial bottles free at Drew q Leonard's
drug store at Randolph, Vt.