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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-19
SIS Excursion to New YORK.

The Central Vermont Railway Co. will
run one OF their popular excursions to
New York city Sept. 23-Oct. 3.
The stations included are those from
Barre 10 Hartland.
The special train will be made up OF
first-class coaches which viii be run
through to New London. and everyone
will be assured a seat, as the number Of
excursion tickets to be sold i limited to
500 Tickets will be on sale Saturday.
Sept. 2ist, 1901. Secure your tickets early.
This is the most favorable time to visit
New York. Theatres and baseball are
open attractions.
The trip is via New London, through the
picturesque Sound route by str "City Of
lawrence which approaches the city via
Hell Gate, under Brooklyn Bridge and in
sight OF Statue OF Liberty.
A speclai train will leave Monday, Sept
ed, as follows;-R oxbury, 2.i3 D. m. I;
East Granville, 2.23; Braintree, 230; Ran
dolph, 2.43; Bethel, 2.55; Royalton, 3.02;
South Royalton, 3.07; Sharon, 317 West
Hartford, 3.27; Hartford, 3.37; arrive New
London 10.35 p. m, New York, a. m.
Fare is = from all stations. Tickets
good going on special train only; return
ing TO leave New York not later than Oct
2
Passengers will leave New York fPier 38
North River) daily except Sundays at $50
p. m, arriving at starting point on after
noon mail.
No stop-over privileges either way. 2w
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-19

Col. c. T. Miller, for the past two year
chief Quartermaster OF the u. 5. army al
Manila. NJ. II. Miller Of Pomfret. Mrs.
Ellen NJ. Chandler Of Burlington and Mrs.
Luther g. White, Jr., and daughter. Flea
nor, Of Windsor are guests this week Of
DR.. and Mrs II. II. Mcintyre. Col. Miller
leaves soon for san Francisco. having late
~ been appointed chief quartermaster Of
the Pacific Coast division. His son, Cros-
/ by, who has been attending the University
Of Vermont az Burlington. viii complete
his studies at the University Of California.
Mrs David Seymour WAS found dead in
bed Tuesday morning az the home Of her
niece, Mrs. Frank Bingham, where She and
her husband, who were in poor health. had
been cared for since last spring. Death re-
suited from apoplexy. She had suffered
one shock previously. Her age WIS about
65. Her husband survives. also children
as follows:- Christopher Of Springfield.
Mass. julius, Henry and George Of Derby,
Conn.,. Frank OF New Haven, Conn, Mrs.
Charles View Of Woodstock and Mrs. IF.
Sault. The funeral is az the Bingham
home fWm. Bass farm this afternoon.
Rev. q. H. Ladd officiating.
Mrs. Arthur r. Lane and Miss Mary
Moultan returned from Montpelier Tues
day where they had been guests for a few
days of Mrs. Caroline Bennett and Mrs.
Charies Bennett. Monday afternoon from
three tin six reception was given IN
honor Of Mrs. Lane, attended by a large
number OF guests. The city papers de-
scribe the affair as one Of the pleasantest
receptions OF the season. The hallway
and rooms were artistically decorated
with cut flowers and ferns. The receiving
party were Mrs. Lane, Mrs Caroline
Bennett and Mrs. Charles NJ Bennett
Miss Moulton assisted in the dining room.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The new books have nearly al arrived.
A petition is being circulated BY those
larg, ly signed.
Out Of respect for President Mckinley
the school closes today while services are
being held over his body at Canton, o.
A football team has been organized with
Leroy Rumrill captain and Julian Grow
manager. There Is material in school
from which 10 develop good team.
Henry Lewis, ~, left for Tufts yester-
day and Homer Rainey and John Byrd, 81,
return TO Norwich today. Leon Webster.
90, and Guy Woodward, 90, returned TO
Dartmouth the first of the week
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WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.
ew. crisp celery at Hayward's

New, crisp celery at Hayward 5.
Brick and wood for sale. E. \. RISING.
For RENT: House Of seven rooms. 10
Forest 81. d. +. LEWIS.
WANTED: Help at homework. Call at
HERALD Office.
Will pay highest market prices for hides,
skins and pelts. If F. y. JERD.
Mneages bought, sold and rented at
Hulbert's barber shop, Edson's block.
For SALE: Shoats and also nice pigs,
four weeks old. 2w HENRY W. Fits.
Competent girl for general
homework, to begin work Oct. 1st
tt Mrs. W. f. LAMsoN.
LOST: Green summerilap robe. s'H. G.
c." worked in center. Please leave at
Tewksbury's store.
WANTED Capable girl for general
homework. Family Of 8, children. 3
week. Rev. G. W. PATTERSON, Randolph
Center. If
For satisfactory laundry work, all goods
lost or stolen made good as new, leave
work at Hayward's. Sent Tuesday, re-
turned Friday.
LosT:-On the Braintree Hill road or at
Randolph, ladys dark blue broadcloth
coat. VIII the finder write to George j.
Fits, Randolph.
FOR SALE:-Pa1r black oxen, yrs. old;
weight, $500 lbs. Gentle and good workers
anywhere. VIII pillow without driver.
p GEO. T. DEARING, East Randolph.
WANTED "A man to work in grist mill.
Single man preferred. Good pay and
steady job to the right man. References
required.
DIX j. CAMP, East Randolph, VT.
My farm for sale, containing 100 acres,
located two miles below Stock Farm, three
miles from Randolph village. Buildings
in fair order. Running water at house
and barn. VIII sell with or without
stock, tools or crops. At w. ;. SPEAR.
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Gard Of Thanks.

To the kind friends who rendered as
sistance and sympathy at the last sad rites
for our dear one, we wish TO express our
heartfelt gratitude. We also thank the
senders of the many beautiful flowers
which she loved so well.
Mrs REUBEN COLE,
Mr. AND Mrs. WILL III. CURTIS.
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Notice.

Twenty more girls wanted al once TO
operate power sewing machines. Good
wages, steady work the year around, ex-
perience not necessary.
2w POLLARD MFG. Co., Chester, Vt.
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Notice.

viii sell at public auction Sept. 2Sth at
/ p. M, my personal property consisting
of farming tools, stock and household
furniture, at the village Of East Randolph.
2w D. j. Frazier,
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TarpaYers, Notice.

The az discount on town tax expires
this month. / will be at the Randolph
National bank Sept. 26, %, 2s and 30 to re-
ceive same. &. r.. GRANGER. Col.
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Closing of the Schools.

The public schools will close today
for the summer vacation. and in con-
sequence the pupils are in high slee.
Yesterday afternoon musical and liter
ary exercises were held in some of the
schools, and at others the children
were treated to ice cream by their
teachers. AT No. II school, under the
direction of Prof II. l.. Morgan. an
interesting programme was rendered.
a number of excellent choruses were
rendered by the school and recitations
were given by Geraldine Phillips. Bes-
sic Diehl and Bessie Slote. Instrument
tai selections We're played by Ethel
Bevan. Roy and Reba Williams. The
solosts were Chester Davis, Edith
Morgan and Matte Poole.
Miss Minnie Thro read the class his
tory. while Reba Williams offered the
class prophecy. Florence Fowler ana
Humphrey Evans presented Il cleverly
written essay on the Homes of Noted
Americans" Another pleasing fea-
ture was II boys chorus. in which were
Chester Davis. Roy Williams. Thomas
Watkins. John Williams. Lewis Lewis,
Carl Williams and Ira Reese.
The final examinations and promo
tionS will take place today.
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A Chance for Beginners.

The Young Peoples Society of the
First Welsh Congregational church
are arranging for Il competitive meet
ing to be held III the church next We'd
nesday evening. 1t will be feast OF
song and literary effort among COM
petitOrs who have never won priZ"
The programme will consist of selec-
tions for mixed quartette. male quar-
tette. duet for tenor and bass, soprano,
contralto. tenor and baritone solos, solo
for children under 10 years, recitation
for children under II years, music
reading and other features. Appli-
cants for places in the contests should
hand in their names to the secretary,
Thomas Roberts 423 Fourteenth street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-21
GREEN RIDGE.

T.. p Smith, OF MonScy avenue, La, returned
from u business "Trip 10 New York and PhilLdel
phiI.
Carl Garahan, of Columbia avenue, and Oscar
Hickman, ol SaudorNon avenue have returned
from a visit to the Pan American exposition.
Mrs. ", l.. Merrill of Brooklyn, \, y, is
visiting Mrs. i. +, smith, of MonScy avenue.
Mrs, Edison 4, Glcrn, ot Delaware street, re-
turned yostcrday from Il visit in Pike county.
The scranton Gas and Watcl company has be-
gun cNcdyating Tor new gas tank, which will
hc built along side OF the old one at Marion
street and Albright avenue
Mrs. Il. T.. Hurley will give lawn party On
The grounds surrounding her beautiful home IN
North Pmk this afternoon in honor of her son,
Culver
Miss Leila Woodruff oi Electric avenue. has
issued invitations to the mcubrrs Of the T.. r. T..
club to a book party to he given at her home
June y.
The congregation oi the Green Ridge prcahy.
terrain church win observe chdrcn's day ncNt
sabbath, splendid music, beautiful floral decor.
ations, interesting exercises by the younger schui-
arS aud an address by the pastor, Rev. l. !.
Lansing are among the features which makes
Childrcn'S day one of the most attractive OF
the cmmch festival days and the committee in
charge arc determined the services this ycar shall
equal, ii not exceed, any of the past
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Two Funerals Yesterday.

The funeral of the late Cassie Pow
ell was conducted yesterday afternoon
at go o'clock from the house, 1117
Eynon street. The services were In
charge Of Rev Hugh Davies, pastor of
the South Main Avenue Welsh CAL
whistle Methodist church, assisted by
Rev. u. d. Hopkins, of the First Welsh
Baptist church. 1nterment was made
I'm the Washburn street cemetery.
The pallbearers were: George Glea-
son. Reese Powell George Thomas and
Reese Griffiths. The flower bearers
were Morgan Hopkins, james Reese.
William Morgans and Thomas Bevan.
The funeral of the late James Nc
Carly was also conducted yesterday
afternoon from the family residence,
oOI LuZerne street. a number of vet
Grams were in attendance. Short SER
vices were held in Holy Cross church,
and interment was made in the Cathe-
drul cemetery
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Run Over by Coach.

While crossing Chestnut street yes
tcrday morning, Mrs. Barney Murray,
AN aged woman, Was rum over by
coach, in charge of one of Liveryman
NcDonoughS drivers.
The accident happened while the
sidewalks We're lined with people, and
the opinion seemed to be that no blame
attached To the driver, Mrs Murray
was removed 10 her home on Blakely
street in the carriage and was exam
mGd by Dr Winters, who found her
in such condition that he reoom-
mended her removal Ia the Lackawan-
na hospital. 1t is not thought any
serious results will follow, but her
advanced age makes il necessary that
she should have the best of care, ana
for that reason she was taken to the
hospital yesterday afternoon.
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ond annual union excursion TO Ilar-
Ncy'S lake, July 26.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union will hold an ice cream social at
the home of Amos Washer, on Shoe
maker avenue, tonight.
An important meeting of the Clerks
association will be held tonight in
Manley's hall.
Mrs. NJ. W. Chamberlin has returned
home from White Haven.
Mrs. ". T.. Corell is at Utica, where
she goes to attend the commencement
exercises at the Conservatory of Music
there, her daughter, Miss Alfredo, be-
ing II member of the graduating class.
Mrs. j. w. Carpenter, of Scott, Is
visiting lrieuds in town,
Miss Nelson, of Utica, is visiting
Miss lnez Trey, of Shoemaker avenue,
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The New Tabernacle.

The large tabcnlcl" OF the North Main Avenue
Baptist church, which has been erected at North
Main Avenue and Ook street, will he completed
SUNDAY. II viii ,cJr over ono thousand people
and hold over twclyo hundred.
II will he used Tor services du,tn" the warm
SUMMER months. and the new summer school,
which starts nest Monday, Will also be held IN
this building
There will be a class for the teaching OF cv.
trmporanoors speech aud rl"cutiou, Il arhool for
physical culIu', which viii consist OF several
different exercises, >UcI, a- the use uf dumb
bells, Indian clubs, military drill Tor boys fce
hand cNrrrSrs, swedish gymnastics. exercise,
with tennis balls, under tine direction or Nil
Fanny crosby Myers, ot the philadelphia College
of Fhy.Cal Iultuc, There will be classes tor
Young men in tho evening, 'hlldrcu's classes
in the mornug beginning Tuesday at so
O'Clock. All persons wishing 10 Join any of tho,c
classes Nlll apply tor rates 10 R,v, Albeit ndtgh-
smith pastor ol the clumch.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The -talkcd-of auction sale of
children" will take place this evening
at the Salvation Army hall on Price
street. An ice cream social will follow.
All members of the Franklins and
tolumbias are requested to meet at
their respective quarters in full dress
uniform this evening. to participate in
the eN-volunteer firemen's parade.
a large number of West Scranton
people will attend Prof John II. Wat
kins' pupils recital in St. Thomas
college hall this evening.
Seth Griniths and Miss Annie Jones,
both of Taylor. We're united in mar
rage on Wednesday evening. by Rev.
ID. +. Jones. at the parsonage of the
Tabernacle Congregational church on
South Hyde Park avenue.
Thomas Gallagher, of Twentieth
street, an cmpoye in the Continental
mine, was squeezed between two cars
on Wednesday while at work, and Sc
verely injured.
William Price. of Fresno. Cal. Miss
Anna Price. of Kingston. and Miss
Margaret Williams, of Mt. Carmel. are
guests at the home of Henry p. Davies
OF South Main avenue.
Mrs. Margaret Williams. of South
Wales, is visiting her brother, $. r.
Jones, of North Main avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. p. j. O'Connell. of West
Linden street, are visiting friends in
New York.
Joseph Reynolds. of Hampton street.
one of the officials of the state house
of representatives, is i'll at his home.
Miss Anna Evans. OF Blossburg. is
iG 1 i'm 7
Thirteenth street.
William Wilkinson, of PittSburg, is
visiting rela atives and friends in town.
Frank Magovern, of South Lincoln
avenue, has accepted a position with
Gunster Il Forsyth. of Penn avenue.
Godfrey Suydam. of New York. is
visiting Charles Letter, of Hampton
street.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. II. \. Tewksbury, of Bulwer
street. Trips Park.
Camp So, Patriotic order of Ameri-
cans, will conduct a members social
next Tuesday evening.
a talent social will be held tomorrow
evening at the home of Miss Esther
Hughes. 3l2 Thirteenth street, for the
benefit of the Jackson Street Baptist
church.
There will not he a meeting of the
Loyal Crusaders tomorrow. Announce
ment of the meeting will be made later.
All members of the Young Peoples
society of the First Welsh Congrega-
tional church are requested to meet at
the church this evening.
st. Pauls Pioneer corps held their
weekly drill last evening in st. David's
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-21
DUNMORE DOINGS.
Marriage of Richard Webber and
Miss Clara Collins - Other News
of the Day.

At the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Collins, of Butler
street, Rev. Charles II. NeWing yes
terday united in marriage, at high
noon, Miss Clara Collins and Richard
Webber, The couple were unattended,
only the immediate relatives being in
attendance. \ reception was rendered
them last night in their newly fur
niShed home on Harper street,
Mr.. Webber Is bookkeeper for the
scranton Packing company, while Miss
Collins has been an active worker in
GhurCh cMCles for seYernl Nenrs.
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WEST SCRANTON

innton camp. No. 1IS. Patriotic Order
Sons of America, held in Red Mems
hall last evening, the following otii-
GERS were nominated for the ensuing
term:
Past president. VI. G. Hinman;
president. Evan Jones: vice president,
James Hutson; master of Forms, IRA
-. Newton, Peter Young: conductor.
Lewis Hoffman, Watkin Williams;
Inspector Frank Miller, George Pfeif-
fer. James Evans guard, Henry
Weber. Semon Weber Harry Hart
man: trustee, j. j. Green: delegate to
state camp at Harrisburg in August,
Il. w. Luce. Evan Jones; alternate,
Ira ID. Newton.
The camp elected two new mem-
bers. had two limitations and received
eight propositions for membership.
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we're Married
LAST AUGUST
MR.. AND MRS. STORM HAVE
JUST ANNOUNCED FACT.
Ceremony Was Performed in New
York City by Rev. DR.. Belcher.
The Young Couple Are About to
Leave for Philadelphia officers
Nominated by the P. o. 8. of A.
Exercises Incident to the Closing
of Schools Initial Supper and
Church Entertainment.

The many friends of Clarence NJ
storm ana Miss Margaret a. Will
liams. of Chestnut street, will be sur
prisod to learn that they were united
in marriage in New York city on
August 6, 1900. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. l5elcher. at the
Methodist Episcopal Tabernacle of
Aggressive Christians, Seventh ave-
nue. and Fourteenth street
The story of the elopment did not
leak out until yesterday. when botn
Mr.. and Mrs. Storm acquainted II few
of their intimate friends with the
facts. They are about To leave for
Philadelphia, whore they will make
their home. and in view of this fact
they deemed it adSa>able to make
the anonuncemcnt public
At the lime the couple were mar
red Il rumor was atloat regarding the
event. but both denied its truth and
remained silent about the matter un-
III yesterday. when the bride Informed
her father. The groom also acknowl-
edged the facts last evening. Both
are well known young people. and
have a host of friends to extend con-
gratulations.
The bride is the only daughter of
William RI. Williams, chief clerk at
the Mt. Pleasant Colliery. and is a
sister of Billy Williams. the we'll
known minstrel man. Mr.. Storm was
until Il week ago the West Scranton
correspondent and business manager
of the Times. He has heen promi-
nently identified with the Columbia
Hose company. Electric city Wheel
men. odd Fellows and other organ
i2atiOns for a number of years.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Storm have the
best wishes of innumerable friends for
n happy welded life. and prosperity
in their newly-selected home. They
expect to leave for Philadelphia in
few days, where Mr.. Storm has ac-
cepted Il responsible position on one
Of the Quaker city newspapers.
Nomination of Officers.
AT the regular meeting of Wash
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-21
Served an Initial Supper.

The ladies of the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church served another of
their delicious initial sunpers last
evening, between and S o'clock to Il
large number of patrons. Three tables
were in use. exclusive of the ice cream
table which was also literally pat
roni2cd.
The ladies who prepared and served
tho supper were: Mrs. Seth Wriglcy,
Mrs William SHUTTER, Mrs. Wardcll,
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Entertainment and Social.

The I. w. II. circle of the Hamp-
ton street Methodist Episcopal church
held an entertainment and ice cream,
social last evening in the lecture room
OF the church. The feature of the
evening was the piano playing and in
strumental music furnished by Profess
sor Weston.
The ice cream tables were literally
patronizcd. and the affair was one
of the most enjoyable functions of the
season
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-21
A SENSIBLE MAN

Would use Kcmp's Blsam for the Throat and
Lungs. 1t is curing more Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and all Throat and
Lung Troubles than any other medicine The
proprietor has authorized any druggist to give
YOU sample Bottle Flee to convince you OF the
merit oi this great remedy. Price 25e. and so.
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Mrs. Summerhill, Mrs. Wheeling, Mrs.
Fred snyder. Mrs. Woolsey, Mrs. Yohe,
Misses Whettling, Emma and Mar
garet Sutton, Belle Snyder, May Will
lams and Ruth Acker. Mrs. +. c..
Hall acted as cashier.
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Thrown from Wagon.

Frank lialpin, the 9-year-old SON of
Michael Halpim. OF Pine street, was
thrown from the wagon Of the Inde-
pendent Fire company yesterday and
received a broken collar bone.
The team attached to lumber
wagon We're tied in front Of the Union
Cash stores, when he. in company with
other boys, climbed In and disturbed
the reins, whereupon the team broke
loose from their fastenings and dashed
up Chestnut street, but were captured
after a short run.
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Pea Coal $1.5o a Ton Delivered.

TO South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders to j. II.
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar avenue. Phone
f6S3
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Funerals.

The funeral of Andrew, tho infant
sun of Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Foley.
of Ga Birch street, viii take place
Saturday afternoon at O'clock.
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Borough Brevities.

rhe odd Fellows viii run their Sec