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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-10
EAsT RoXBUHY.

Miss May Morris is working for Mrs
Ella Allen.
A. B. Austin from Morrisville was al
George Foss "Wednesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wardner attended
the fair at Hunbridge Wednesday
Addie Laid is home from Randolph
Center, where she has been working
Ira Wiley has finished work for +. o.
Allen and Is working for A. j. Ladd
Mrs. Matte Wardner and Mrs. Lucy
blanchard visited friends In Barre Friday.
Bert Allen has returned to Baltimore.
Nd, for another year at the Dental coll
lege.
There was a snowstorm Sunday morn
ing and enough snow fell TO give every
thing wintry look.
At the Hart auction last Thursday cows
sold at from sl5 to s25. The place was bid
of to Leroy Eastman for $50.
"Netn Williams and Henry Flint are
working in the place with their machine
threshing and cutting ensilage.
Alphonso Ladd was taken suddenly m
Friday evening while on his way home
from the postofiice and had 10 be carried
home. He still remains quite IN.
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kOdOl Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
SOUTH TUN6RIoGE.

A. j. Wills starts for Buffalo Thursday.
Mrs. Garlic Cilley is at A. J. Wills for a
few days.
A. ?. Woodwork went to Mortified
Saturday.
Joseph Leburn of Cheever, y. H., is at
q. w. Flanders
Wilbur Howe has pneumonia and his
sister, Grace, is i'll.
Win Flanders Of Chelsea was a recent
guest at Riverside.
Mrs. Ruth Pitkin OF Fitehburg. Mass.
was guest at Cbas. Howe's last week.
@. w Flanders and John Coleman spent
sunday at Vernon Flanders in Chelsea.
Several from this part Of the town at
tended T. F. Broughton's funeral Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hibbard Farnham Of
Lebanon, y. H., called on friends here last
week.
Periey Cloud came Friday fran ryring-
ham, Mass. He is visiting his mother.
Mrs. John Coy.
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eAYsViLLE.

Mr.. Laska has moved into the Kimban
house.
Herbert Hassam returned to Pittsheld
Sunday.
Mrs. Naomi Hassam seems to be i'm
proving.
There are some signs Of sidewalk ON
Main street.
Miss Carrie Young was in town the first
OF the week
Miss Bertha Davis is working for Mrs.
Dell Newell.
F. V. Hassam was at home from Enfield
over Sunday.
Rev. Frank Hazen has gone TO Pittsfeld
for months stay.
j. +. Stafford was in Boston few days
the first of this week.
ID. Hickey and wife of Bethel were in
town day last week.
Mrs. Moses Chase visited friends in
town few days last week.
Mrs. Alsina Reed has gone to Bethel TO
care for Mrs. Roxana Ellison.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. f. Hassam last week Tuesday.
Mrs. F. V. Hassam and Miss Fleda were
in Bethel day the first OF the week.
Harrison Richardson and wife OF Rox-
bury visited at Eugene Wilson's last week.
Mrs. Lucy Durkee, Mrs. Arletta Pack
ard and Vernon Cutler visited in Rutland
last week.
Geo. Hassam, wife and daughter re-
turned to their home in Rutland last week
Thursday.
Alick and Jessie Washburn OF Bethel
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Washburn, last Sunday.
The friends Of Mrs. VIM. Chambsrlin
presented her with an easy chair and
other articles for her comfort last week.
An attempt was made to wreck the down
train on the Rochester railroad between
here and Cobb bridge, on Luceis meadow,
Monday morning. A tie had been placed
across the rails and was held in place by
stick driven into the ground back Of it.
The obstruction was quickly seen by the
engineer and the train stopped in season
to prevent trouble. Officers are looking
for the perpetrators, who are thought TO
bp bDVs
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There Is more caiarrh Ii this section 81
the country than al other diseases put to-
gether, and until the last few years wss
supposed 10 be incurabie. For great
many years doctors pronounced Il loCal
disease. and prescribed local remedies. and
hY constantly falling TO curc with local
treatment pronounced Il incurable. Science
has proven catarrh 10 be constitutional
disease; Il therefore requires constitutional
treatment Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-
featured by FL. Cheney & Co. Toledo. o.,
i the only constitutional cure on the mar
ket. II Is taken internally Ia doses from
10 drops to teaspoonful. u acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case IL fails to cure. send FOR cir
culars and testimonials Address.
4. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills ar The best.
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TuNsRIDeE.
shah be in Tunbridge Oct. 26.
DIR. SPILLER, optician.

/ shall be in Tunbridge Oct. 26.
DIR. SPIILER, optician.
Mrs. Cornelia Flanders visited at Clarke
Smiths recently.
Charles Cushman of Lowell visited
friends in town last week.
Mrs. ID. Cooksley returned to her home
in Connecticut last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Win Noyes returned from
their trip last Tuesday night.
Mrs. Garlic Cilley is at A. J. Wills
while they are away on pleasure trip.
Wallace Swan was thrown from wagon
last Friday but escaped with few bruises.
Mrs. c. A. George of WilliamsIown
called on her daughter, Mabel Seaver, last
Wednesday.
Kate Edison was at home through the
fair. She is going to Boston soon to stay
through the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Preston Of Bethel
and Mrs. Emma Parker of Randolph were
guests of Charles French last week.
Henry Landon's little girl fell into a
water barrel and was nearly crowned
Monday, but was alive at last report.
Mrs. David Moves of Pennsylvania is
visiting her mother and other friends in
town after an absence of several years.
Last Wednesday while the people were
attending the fair Hale Durrell's house
was broken into and about 80 dollars
worth Of jewelry taken. James Diamonds
house was entered the same day and a sum
OF money taken. A man was arrested but
as nothing could be proved he was let go.
There has been a good deal of thieving
going on around here lately and 1t is hoped
the guilty ones will soon be found out
and meet with their just deserts. II is
said that two ladies lost gold watches on
the fair ground, but whether lost or taken
by thief is not known. One was found
in the floral hall.
Thomas +. Broughton died the Sd Of
October at his home, aged 81 years,
months. He was born in this town and
enlisted in the war of the rebellion in 1851
for three years. Then he re-enlisted till
the end OF the war. During six months
of the time he was sick in a hospital. For
a year and half he had been unable to do /
any work and has been a great sufferer. /
Six OF his comrades attended his funeral, /
besides many other relatives and friends 4
five generations being represented. I
wife, two brothers and an aged mother /
survive him. His mother is nearly "a 4
years old and though nearly blind is re-
smart for so old a lady. The /
funeral was held Sunday from his late res
dence Rev. J. Ii. Dickson officiating.
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WILLIAMS TowN.

Mrs. George Bosworth was in Barre city
last Saturday.
Alfred Carnes has sold his farm to mar
from Montpelier.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Hunter visited in East
Barre last Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Wood visited her parents in
| Fayston last week.
Arthur Davenport is doing carpenter
work for John Wilfore.
II. A. Holt of Barre spent last Friday
night at Liberty Jefford's.
Ed. House is having his house painted.
| T. d. Poland is the painter.
Mrs. Newell Farnham visited her
mother in Chelsea last week.
Frank Godfrey is painting Willie Briggs
large barn on the Chelsea road.
Joe sartorelli and son have gone TO
Mortified TO work in the stone sheds.
Rev. d. II. Strong IS away for the rest Of
the month, visiting in Massachusetts,.
Miss Nellie Seaver has closed her labors
at the hotel and gone to Barre TO work.
Sherman Winchester is canvassing the
town for the "Life of President Me-
Kinley.n
Dr. and Mrs. f. B. Watson returned last
week from four weeks visit in Massa-
chusttls.
Mrs. Harvey Cheney assisted in c. NJ.
Sewers store last week while Mr.. Seayer
was away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Watson have
stored their household goods and gone TO
Concord, \. H., to live.
Mrs. George Earle was in Bellows Falls
few days last week as a delegate TO the
W. G. T. 4. convention.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Bennett have gone
10 housekeeping in Mrs. Arthur Simons'
house on Construction hill.
Misses Helen Kimball and Mile Drury
are taking carriage trip 20 Poland, Me-,
10 visit Miss Kimball's parents.
Frank Downs and lady, Andrew Burn
ham and Arthur Davenport were among
those who attended Tunbridge fair last
week.
Eugene ingalls, and wife OF Barre will
soon move here into the house vacated by
Tom Matson. Mr.. Ingalls, wiz work in I
Lasell's meat market.
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k0dos dyspepsia Cure
Dinssts what YOU eat.
EAST BARNARD.

Frank Annis Of Barnard is working al
Mrs. G. Miiler's.
George Glogston has begun to move hi
effects to Barnard.
e. II. Allen came from Lebanon Monda,
buying winter apples.
/. g. Allen visited at Elmer Davis, sat.
urday night and Sunday.
Luvie Noonan is at Ed Brailey's this
week in place Of her sister. Lula.
Dana Burbank was guest at Adm AL
len Saturday night and Sunday.
Z. W Graves has had another Of his Sc
nous attacks but at this writing IS better.
:. +; Adams had the bad luck to break
ms cider mill Monday but it win soon ~
IN running order.
mere was husking ct Charles Cleve-
i iailu saturday and good time was en-
9oyed by good number Of people.
Herman Allen took two good-looling
cows to sharon Monday and brougbi
nome good sum Of money for them.
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". 7. cady and wife spent sunday ia
/ Middlesox.
r. w. Dunsmoor was IL Randolph 81
! Tuesday Of last week.
w. j. Carpenter has finished work b
I Granville and j. at home.
I q. A. ri-den was in Boston last week =.
Z lecting his new fall goods.
Homer Andrews went t. Swanton last
week, where he has position.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Richardson spent
part OF last week with relatives in Gays
vile.
=. W. Wetmore and Miss Nav. his
daughter, returned Saturday from 4 car
riage drive % keene, y. II.
NJ II. Bell has sold his house TO George
Young and has purchased the Wilson
house occupied by Henry NanDcusen.
Rslph Dunsmoor, Clair Cady and Miss
Lou Worcester were in Warren SATURDAY
night 70 attend a Good Templars' meeting.
Mrs. N. L. Worcester was called 10 East
Montpelier ON "Wednesday By the sudden
death Of Mrs, Gorilla Hammett, her som
in-law's mother.
Mrs. 4. :. stanton and daughter. Jessie,
and Mrs. y. A. Tiiden enjoyed the eNcur-
sion on the Wells River road 10 the White
Mountains last Thursday.
Miss Annie Hazen Of West Hartford +
a. work Tor Mrs. W. j. Carpenter IN the
millinery shop. Miss Jennie Hazcn, her
sister, spent last week In town.
a social gathering was held AZ the home
OF +. +. Cram on "Wednesday evening in
honor OF the recent marriage 81 his daugh-
ter, Ella, 70 Marcus Durham. They
we're the recipients Of many handsome
CUTS. Cake, coffee and grapes we're served
during the evening.
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WEST EAlRLEE.

Ruth Eastman returned home with her
aunt, Mrs. Reed.
Miss Florence Lyon Of Lebanon spent
Sunday in town.
Miss Sarah Dearborn has gone 10 Bos-
ton Tor her fall millinery.
George Gilman OF w. r. Junction spent
Sunday with his pa rents.
Mrs. Coz Is caring for DIR. Il. q. simp-
son, who continues very III.
Mrs Nell Reed and Miss Lizzie Burn
ham have returned to Natick, Mass.
Mrs. Thomas OF Essex Junction is at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. simpson.
a baked bean supper viii be served in
the town hall Friday evening. The mo-
eeeds are TO go toward baying a furnace
for the church.
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STAFFORD.

w. NJ. Hatch was home from New Hori
city over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Burr of Thetforc
spent Thursday in town.
Miss Alison Pierce left Thursday for hel
home in Brookljne, Mass.
Mrs. Florence T. Baxter went to Bur
lington Monday for visit.
C. l.. Sargent of Pompanoosuc spent
Tuesday at G. F. Chambers.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. R. sanborn returned
Thursday from Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. Louisa A. Rogers returned Thurs
day from trip to Jersey City, n. j.
Miss Sarah Chapel has been a guest at
Mrs. Henry F. Fox's the past week.
James S. Morrill,. Miss Swan and Mrs.
F. 7. Baxter we're in Hanover saturday.
Tunbridge has been the Mecca for a
large portion Of our townspeople the past
week.
John r. Kendall bought new pair of
horses of parties at So Royalton the past
week.
DIX White is improving his place by
the addition Of piazza, L. A. Clark being
carpenter.
Royal Hatch and Gardner n. Cobb were
home from Dartmouth Medical college
Wednesday.
Miss Marian C.Hatch and Mary A. Rich
are in Randolph this week attending the
grand lodge.
Mrs. G. Frank Kent is very III with con-
gestion OF the brain and DIR. Kenney of
Sharon is in attendance.
Mrs. Mamie Strong Of Brattleboro ar
rived in town Thursday being called here
/ by the illness of her mother.
| Miss Mary Houston is slowly gaining in
health after her long illness from bron-
chial pneumonia and is able to ride out
Miss Gertrude L. Walker Of Barre was
the guest Of Mrs. Fred Preston the past
week. and this week is visiting other
friends in town.
The laying of the slate roof on the
Cong'l church was completed Friday, and
Saturday corps of painters commenced
their work on the exterior of the editice.
Sunday morning all our hills were cap
ped with snow, a substantial reminder OF
coming events, and yet your correspond
ent ate some raspberries picked on the /
same day.
Miss S.Alice Chase,who has been spend /
ing three months at Miss Ha chs, left /
Tuesday for Montclair, n. j., stopping at 4
Athol, Mass, en- route for visit at Mrs.
+. G. Avery's.
MISS hattie houston mas returned from
So. ROyalton where she has been helping
care for her aunt and sister, Sadie, for
three weeks. They are recovering. Miss
Laura has taken her place.
Mrs. Clarissa Hazelton Avery died
Thursday after a short illness, at the age
OF H. Funeral services conducted by Rev |
j. II. Hardings were held Saturday after
noon at the home Of her son, Fred T.Avery
The Dramatic club gave an excellent
entertainment at the town hall Monday
evening consisting OF short play, "Mr.
Caught, the Count" and the three-act
drama, "a Detective in Petticoats.n The
drama was written by Mrs. Sarah Folsom
Enebuske, young lady who has been
guest among us several seasons Music
between the acts was rendered by Miss
Salmon and Miss Hatch. II was an even
ing greatly enjoyed by all n attendance.
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The Bod of Am and

fnr over MY years Mrs.. Wiusiow's Soothing
ss5lp has been used ~ mothers Tor their ehidrel
inc teethlng. Are you disturbed AZ night aud
bfuAeh oi Naur rest hy sick chfId suTerInr nd
crying VITA pain 81 cutting teethe NJ 80 send al
once and get bottle ~ Mrs. WinsloWis soathlng
Stud. ior children teethinE. IT, value II
ulgaleulauie. H VIII relieve the poor little
thcfe y NO mistake about Il. 10 cures diarrhea
~ llates the stomach aud bowels. cures wind
Nlttf suitens the gums, reduces Inflammation and
gives tone and energy 70 the Whole system
ars MinsioW's Soothing syrup Tor children
tttthlhs L. Pheasant % the taste and Is the
prescription 81 one ~ the oldest and best female
PhA sicians aud nurses IN the Udlfsd states and
y .ur sale hF all druggists throughout the world
Winsiow's Soothing syrup"
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SOUTH STRAEEORn.

S. B. Buell. was in Pattersonville Friday
The pupils in the primary room number
80.
Mr.. Bruce Of Norwich was in town Fri.
day.
Miss Lena Richardson went to Manches.
ter Friday.
Elmer Nugent is visiting his parents in
Coos, N. Fl.
Miss Gertie Prescott and her brother
were in Corinth Sunday.
Rev. J. r. franklin and daughters at
tended the association at Corinth.
5. F. Frary and Miss Lydia S. Buell.
were in W. r. Junction on Monday.
Miss Burke of Sharon is caring for FL
mer Clark, who is ill with typhoid fever.
Rev. J. r. franklin was in Bradford to
attend the Sunday school convention last
week.
Mrs. Dearborn and her sister attended
the Baptist association at Corinth Satur-
day and Sunday.
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sTockBRlpcE.

/ will be at the ockbridge postofice
Saturday, Oct. 18th, 1901, from to 4 d. M
TO receive taxes.
ia. CHEDEI, Town Treasurer
A. L. Baker was in Rochester SATURDAY
Bessie Greene was in Rochester Satur.
day.
! Mrs. Harris Holland was in Rochester
I Monday.
Joseph and Jim Eubar were in Rutland
/ Saturday.
Mrs. E. w. Clark was in sherburne last
Saturday.
chas. Eubar and wife visited at Eli Per.
ron's Sunday.
y. W. McCollom Of Randolph was In
town Saturday.
Nell Harrington Of Philadelphia was in
town Saturday.
l.. v. Greene and wife were in Rutland
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. win Parker and daughter, Aid.
were in Rochester saturday.
n. w. Blackmer attended the eonver
tion al st. Adams recently.
Wilbur Edwards and wife OF ROxhary
visited at A. +. Bakers last week.
Mrs.Carrie Eubar spent several days last
week with her sister in Rochester.
Frank Chamberlin OF weafhersheld was
at A. +. Bakers the first Of this week
Miss Celinda Patnode OF Rochester spent
Sunday with her parents, Ed. Patnode and
wife.
Andrew Harrington and Miss Agncs
Heap Of Gaysville spent Sunday at Austin
Lambs.
Mrs Fred Austin and son OF Rochester
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jennings.
Miss Anna Whitoomb and Miss Wash
burn OF Gaysville called on Mrs. Nellie
Ncd Saturday.
Mrs. Ella +. Robbins OF Nalick. Mass
visited Mrs. r. W. Clark and al O.C. Brad
ley's last week.
Miss Bertha Smith has come for
months vacation with her parents. Ira
Smith and wife.
Mrs. Galen Fish spent several DAYS m
last week and q. b. Fish vas
there saturday and sunday.
Mrs T. S. Breed Of Roslindalc, Mas.
visited az Mrs. r. ". CLARK =, Olin Brad
ley's, Geo. Walkers and other fciends la
town last week.
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Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
aLly aromatic. 1t is received through the
nostrils, clesnses and heals the whole sur
face over which it diGuses itself. Druggists
sell tho 50c. s.zo; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test il and yoa are sure % continue
the treatment
Announcement.
To accommodate those who are partial
to the use of etomizers IN applying liquids
into the nasal passages for c6tdrrtaI tr0u-
b.es. tie propriglors prepare Cream Balm in
liquid form, which viii be known az Eiv's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including tie
spraying tube is 75cents. Druggists q ly
mail Tho liquid form embodies the med
icinal properties Of the solid preparation.
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY.

Corrected TO sept 30. 1901
GOING SOUTH
Trains leave Randolph as follows;
q II a. MI.
Night Express for Boston and all New
England points. Sleeping cars for Boston
via Lowell, also for Springfield run daily
sundays included
10 ~ "a M.
Mail FOR Worcester, Boston and New York,
Pullman parlor car 70 Boston.
4 as H. MI.
Limited Express for Boston aud for New
York, via Springfield or New London.
Pullman Buffet Parlur Car 20 Boston.
Through coach 20 Springfield.
= IA y. WI.
Passenger for Windsor.
GOING NORTH
Il AS n. M.
Night Express for Montreal ogdensburg,
Rchiord, ottawa and the West. Sleeping
car 70 Montreal daily.
q 40 "A. MI.
sundays only. Accommodation for ST
Adams
. 10 a. MI.
Passenger for 81 Albans, Montreal and
hlenlqr t nneetin s al Essex Junction. otta-
York
q IA H. m.
Mail and Express train for Burlington,
3amtridge Junction -. Adams, Rouses
Point ogdenshurr, Kichford and Montreal
Pullman Farlur Cur % Montreal
q 10 t. M
Express for Montreal Pullman Parlor car
q Montreal, and Pullman sleeping car %
Cmcago Pullman sleeper 81. Adams and
has' swahton TO Buffalo via Grand Trunk.
RS. LOGAN.
Vice President and Genl Manager.
s. W. CUMMINGS.
General Passenger Agent,
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They Work While You SIeep.

Whlleyour mind and bodyrest Cas-
Garets Candy Cathartic repair your
.aigestion, your liver, your bowels.
put them in perfect order. Genuine
tablets stamped c. c. c. Never sold
n bulk. All druggists, 1oc.
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sILVER Lake.

! Died, Sunday morning, Oct. 6. 1901, Dan
iel 5. Perkins, aged SO years.
! Mr.. Perkins was born in Barnard Dec.
4 1872, and in all these years, nearly ninety
I IN number, was closely identified with the
/ interests Of his native town. He was a
| wheelwri ght and carriage maker bv trade.
built up and carried on the business very
/ successfully where Frank G. White is now
! located. Perkins sleighs had a fine rem
utation in all the towns around this sec
ton and were in great demand. He was a
I good ornamental painter but confinement
to the shop began to tell on his health SO
much that he sold his plant and went to
/ farming.
He has owned some of the best farms in
Barnard and always invariably improved
not only the land but added greatly to
/ buildings both out and inside His hand
work Is still to be seen as a tenefactor to
the town. Latterly be gave up hard work
bought fine residence in the village, put
u IN excellent repair and closed an active
life in quiet
He was a man that attended to the busi
ness Of Dan Perkins and let other men at
Iend 10 theirs. In this way ne accumn-
iated quite large property and made
many friends IN this and other towns.
Mr.. Perkins was a life-long Democrat
one OF the old school. a firm believer i,
the doctrines Of Jefferson and Iarirsor
never "aVering m this belief. Free silver
lads and other "isms' had no foothoId in
his mind ="
lie was justice Of the peace many wears
and ioF trial justice was popular. He
could have held the Office until nov had
be 50 desired, but he preferred to be re-
ileved OF all responsibility and care. ~ de-
eimed any further election.
ne married Martha Abbott Of Stock
bridge, who still survives him. and ~
more than sixty years they have lived :
sappy and very enjoyable life. Two chil-
1reh were born 30 them and are nov Iiv-
lag-h; =. Perkins, business man in the
Sg5ilN 81 Everett, Mass, and Mrs. Jobn q
dathorn, whose husband owns and oeen-
pes one OF the very best farms Al Inc
North end - 'ne
Mt; Perkins has been in rather moor
l,,sllh ior some wears. yet the end came
suddenly, his heart failing 10 acf I'M
t t,- service was at his late residence
Medaesday. Oct. g. s. M. Rev. 3. C''.rrisr
frfr~i,.D.,i. . 80 q, + church, officiating
. Hns.F s
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FARM FOR SALE,

u hqFalion, Nt,farm Of the late Charles
". LoEe5ov. Contains DO acres suifshi,.
divided. goo sugar trees. good buildiugs
running water az house and barns. H8if
mile from school one fourth FROM r,,9ii
ana telephone. Address
LAURA j. L0NEION. FVecutrix.
south Royaiton. VI.
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FARM FOR SALE

M sharon, Vermont. farm Of Ia
= iear nundrea sugar trees. 0ecuuies
by The lata Ammi Foiletf over thirty 49,
Two miles from railroad. villag. 80
church Price f19. Easy terms. 7psssss-
son given any time. Address 4 Wars
toiett - Aediord ST.. Somerviiie. Mas
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coPPERFIELp.

Mrs. Milan LETTERS has returned from a
trip to North Haverhill.
Miss Alice Farnham and Miss CAROLYN
Whitney visited in Tunbridge last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chase Of East
Thettord spent Sunday at w. F. RowelPs.
Mrs. Haley is quite ill and her sister.
Margaret, from Lawrence came Saturday
to care for her.
Rev. Father Lynch of Lyndonville was
IN town over Sunday and held mass in the
Catholic church.
Mrs. Burleigh and little son have re-
turned from their visit among friends in
New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul and little
daughter from Wilder are spending The
week at Samuel Pauls.
George Bell and Miss Mildred Barlow
were married last week by Rev. !. A. Ess
tabrook of West Fairlee.
Ed Church has moved his family here
from Post Mills and Russell Barstow's
family came last week from Nershre.