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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-06-06
NORTH TUNeRlDeE.

There viii be no service at the Baptist
church next Sunday.
M. V. B. Noyes is doing an extensive
business in repairing and painting.
Rev. Marcia NJ. Selman will preach in
the Universalist church on Sunday, June
10th. Services to begin at 3 O'Clock D. m.
The quarterly session of the f. b. as
ISOLATION will convene with the church in
SO: STAFFORD commencing on Friday of
this week.
The Good Templars union was held here
ON Saturday of last week. The weather
Delng doubtful, there was not a large at
tendance. In the evening a lecture was
given on temperance by Rev. Mr.. Allen of
Chelsea. He gave a very eloquent and in
structive discourse.
Rev. NJ. c. Henderson Of st. Johnsburv
Is visiting in town and is expected to be
present at the quarterly meeting held this
week in So. STAFFORD church. Mr.. Hender-
son Is an old time minister here, preach
ing many years ago in the old Vermont
meeting house on the East hill.
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AttraetIve Vacation r,ln

Seldom have the teachers Of verm,,.
been offered so attractive a vacation tr.n.'
this, which includes these features, Nv
fortieth annual convention Of the Natior,i
Education association al Detroit IpIr
II; the ten days stop-oyer al Bufsla i,
visit the Pan-American: opportuBIfy =
spend a day In Toronto; and then bv *.
either from Toronto or Kingston dom
the ST. Lawrence, past the ThoasB5
Islands, and, shooting the rapids. IN i
Montreal where those who wish may .5eps
Sunday.
The party leaves various points in IL.
mont saturday, July 9Th, and reaches Is.
troit Monday noon. On the return trIr
stop-over OF ten DAYS will be allowed :
Buffalo for visiting the Pam American q.
position. At a small additional sfps9s
members may 20 by boats to Montreal
The round-trip ticket, including 90
membership fee in \. r. A., viii cot n.
Berth tor two IA sleeping car from Non.
treal to Detroit. $3.50
Further information may be obtained q
F. A. Bagnall, manager, St Adams. VI
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SOUTH STocKBRIDGE.

Mrs. stillman stoddard is visiting in
Pittsfield.
Miss Tavern Hunt was home from Pitts
field over Memorial day.
j. 5. Davis sold three cows and a sheep
to W. F. Davis of Barnard last week.
Miss Pearl Davis, accompanied by Miss
Eva Porter of Lynn, Mass, was at home
over Sunday.
Mrs. II. B. Mills and daughter, Evelyn,
returned from their visit in Rutland last
week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Packard and son of
Hinsdale, \. H., visited his aunt, Mrs.
Mary Packard, last week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Packard and son.
Horace, and daughter, Stella, from Hins-
dale, n. H., spent Sunday with their cous-
in, Mrs. Chas. X. Boutwell,.
Miss Eva Porter, superintendent OF the
Baptist kindergarten Sunday school of
Lynn, Mass, gave very instructive talk
on the lesson to the Sunday school at the
NJ. +. church Sunday.
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EAST BETHEL.
For SALE: A few pigs to fat.
CLIFFORD & RI,

For SALE: A few pigs to fat.
CLIFFORD & RIx.
The Union band played at Randolph
Memorial day
Harvey Smith Of Sharon was at c. c.
Nhitneys Monday.
A. b. Bowen put in one Of his separators
al Geo. Nights recently.
June I'D viii be observed as Children :
Sunday at the Uniyersalist church.
G. p. Whitney came home Memorial day
and returned to Fitchburg, Mass, Mon
day
Myron Washburn is selling quite a num-
Der Of DeLaval cream separators these
DAYS.
Annie F. Whitney is at home owing to
the So. Royalton High school being closed
on account of scarlet fever.
Ed. Hayes is quite in at the home OF A.
b. Bowen. About two weeks ago he had
quite a bad spell and was unconscious for
some time, but recovered so as to be about
his work the next day. Last week Wednes-
day In the afternoon he was taken with a
very severe pain in the left side and DIR.
Paine OF Royalton was called in the night
and pronounced it heart trouble. He is
quite dangerously i'll but is doing as well
as could be expected.
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eAYsvlLLE.

Miss Maud Mason has a new bicycle.
Charles Lowell has rented the Kimblls
barn.
Fred Pippin has moved to the Bethel
tavern.
Mrs. o. ]. Richardson is in very poor
health.
Melvin Davis has moved into the NJ. f.
parsonage.
Wilfred Hassam and wife were in Barn
ard Sunday.
Charley Lilley and wife spent Sunday at
her old home in Barnard.
Mr.. Ward and daughter, Lila, of Barn
ard were in town Sunday.
Enoch Hager has returned home after
an absence of several weeks.
John Adams and wife of Royalton spent
a few days recently in town.
Mrs. Louisa Andrews of Maiden, Mass,
is visiting at DIR. c. c. Smiths.
George Hardman OF Essex, Conn, is
spending few weeks in town.
Mrs. Emma Waters and Miss Bessie of
Barnard spent Saturday and Sunday at
Harris Waters.
Clayton Cole OF Bridgewater and Miss
Lottie Jaycox of Woodstock visited rea-
tives in town recently.
Miss Annie Chedel OF South Royalton
spent few days last week with her par
ents, j. A. Chedel and wife.
Orrin Packard OF Rutland and VIII
Packard of Mendon were here Wednesday
to attend the burial of their uncle, Philan-
der Packard.
Otis and 0lin Packard, with their fami-
lies, of Hinesdale, n. H., came Wednesday
to bury their father, Philander Packard,
at Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
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Seven Years in Bed.

"Will wonders ever cease ?" inquire the
friends of Mrs. ). Pease of Lawrence, Kan.
They knew she had been unable to leave
her bed in seven years ON account of kid
ney and liver trouble, nervous prostration
and general debility; but, ''Three bottles
of Electric Bitters enabled me TO walk. y
she writes, 'and in three months | felt
like new person." Women suffering
from headache, backache, nervousness,
sleeplessness, melancholy, fainting and
dizzy spells win find it a priceless blessing.
Try it. Satisfaction is guaranteed Only
Soc.
nraVr a Ianrard Dand.I,,l ".
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Real Estate on the Market in Bethel
VILLAGE.

No. IL. New house on River street.
electric lights, wood furnace warns entire
house, fruit, lot 5x10 rods. Price, $780,
No. 80. House, barn and lot on Main
street. Own one-half good water system.
All in good condition. Price, 800; $500
can remain on mortgage.
No. Al. House, barn and about one acre
of land on Main street. Never failing
water system goes with it. Fine fruit.
Price, $500.
No. 43. Double-tenement house on
River street. Nearly new. Price, $500.
No. 45. Double-tenement house, barn
and lot on Main. street. Price, 1880.
No. 81. Double tenement house on
Church street, with two-thirds an acre of
land. Price, $3.50.
No. 70. House, barn and about an acre
OF land on Main street. No water rent
Fine garden. Price, $500.
No. a. Fine two-story residence with
large barn, on River street, and generous
lot of land. Electric lights and furnace.
Price, $500.
No. Is. Cosy residence, barn and garden
in business part of Bethel village. Very
1900. w.
WILSON REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Bethel, VT.
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BETHEL cILEAD.

d. L. Shaw visited at NJ. w. Edson's
Sunday.
Isaac Chamberlin is in the place calling
on old neighbors and relatives.
Pearl Bowen has had a settlement with
Charter Durham and moved MS family
back to his fathers, Aaron Bowen's.
The pupils of the Gilead school have
made an excellent record for themselves
during the first half of the term. The
thirteen pupils have neither absent nor
tardy marks during the five weeks.
Mrs. Charles Call went to Randolph last
Friday and had DIR. Clifford lance her right
hand on the third finger leading down
into the palm and scrape the bone to pre-
vent the further progress Of felon. The
hand is doing well.
The pupils of the Gilead school formed
in procession last Wednesday afternoon
with flags and flowers and decorated the
soldiers graves, after which they rendered
some pieces very appropriate for the occa-
sion, which did credit to teacher and
pupils.
Gilead people had quite a sensation last
week Friday. number of persons saw
a smoke quite early in the morning over in
George Chamberlin's pasture and wonder
ed what was the cause of it. Very soon
one of the officers came along, making in
Qulfles AoT lnt hOC0esitE fODDef, anu WIS
told of the suspicious smoke, but he went
another way. Then, as smoke was seen
again at noon, Mr.. Emery and George
Byam went to investigate and found the
man quietly eating his dinner of canned
tomatoes and crackers while drying his
clothes. They talked a while with him,
but as they had no authority to arrest him,
Mr.. Emery stayed back in the thick woods
TO watch him while Mr.. Byam went to get
ID. G.. Torrey to go to Rochester for an
officer, but the man took to the road in
stead of keeping under cover of the woods
and thus eluded Mr.. Emery, but was seen
by several others on the road. Then Aaron
Bowen saw him wandering around in the
down near the old church and
saw him get over the fence and 90 towards
the railroad and followed him to Allen
Dunham's barn and went in and talked
with him while other parties went for OIL
Ger B. c. Rogers.
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Mrs. Nellie Neff is confined to the bed
by illness.
Mrs. f. W. Clark spent day in Roches-
ter last week.
Miss Celinda Patnode is spending her
vacation at home.
Mrs. Mary Manning visited in Randolph
several days last week.
Fred Murphy of Lincoln has been visit
ing at Joseph Eubar's.
Mrs. Fred Murphy and Mrs. Joseph Eu-
bar were in Rochester Saturday.
Rev. f. f. Adams of Rochester preached
at the Union church last Sunday.
Children's day viii be observed at the
Union church with appropriate exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Fish and Mrs. Fa-
TINA Chamberlin spent Sunday in Roches-
ter.
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SHARON.


Minnie Parker is away for few days.
F.M. Manly was in Windsor Monday.
Don Moore had a barn raising Thursday.
Charles Downer was in Boston last week.
Louie Brooks Of Royslton spent Sunday
in town.
G. w. Whitoomb is in White River
Junction.
A. p. Reynolds started out with a new
meat cart last week.
Chester Walbridge is the latest victim of
the prevailing influenza.
John Evans had one Of his best cows hit
by the gravel train Friday.
Jennie Burke is caring for Mrs. Emeline
Marsh, who remains very low.
Celia Marsh attended the musical at
White River Junction last week.
DR.. Kenney was called to Union Village
Friday to see Mrs. Ed Carpenter.
We are pleased to know that Master
Wallace Baseom is improving fast.
Several attended the Good Templars'
Union at North Tunbridge Saturday.
The remains OF Ed Flower were brought
here from Bethel for burial Wednesday.
A. G. Chillson went to Norwich Thurs
day to play with the West Hartford band.
Mrs Fred Sawyer and children of
Enosburg Falls visited friends in town
last week.
There will be preaching services at the
Congregational church next Sunday at the
usual hour.
Herbert Dow and wife (nee Mertie
Wheelerl visited her parents last week,
returning to Clsremont Monday.
+. W. Boardman and wife went to
Somerville Friday to attend the wedding
Of their nephew, G. L. Parkhurst.
Master Eddie Roberts. seven years old,
beats many of his seniors in catching fish.
He caught trout that weighed Of a
pound.
Arthur Cilley, while acting as umpire in
a game of base ball Thursday, was hit on
the nose by chance ball, dislocating the
nasal bone.
While helping Don Moore in raising
barn Thursday, Al. Snow got pinched
between timbers and the result was a
sprained ankle.
The ladies Aid society connected with
the Baptist church viii serve strawberry
supper at their vestry Wednesday evening,
June u, from to S.
While driving in STAFFORD last Friday,
sam Kimball was thrown from his
y
shaking up was the result.
Dr. Kenney went to the hospital at
Hanover Thursday with sam Bascom and
left him there for treatment and care, his
family being sick az home.
Rev c. H. Merrill Of st. Johnsbury,
secretary OF the Vermont Domestic
Missionary society, occupied the pulpit al
the Congregational church last Sunday.
Mrs Alvira wilkins, who lives with her
niece, Mrs. Lettie Faneuf, fell last Satur-
day while walking across the floor, giving
her quite shock, owing to her feeble
DR.. kenney was called to West Hartford
to see Miss Bartlett, one OF our
teachers, who was III with the present
epidemic. She was visiting Mrs. Wheeler
over Sunday.
While Dan Stoughton of South Royalton
was driving home from Hanover, when
near Days sawmill, his horse SHE'D and
threw Mr.. Stoughton out, dislocating both
bones at the elbow.
Sam Bascom, in jumping from load of
hay last Wednesday, broke both bones in
his left leg twice and also dislocated the
ankle joint. Mr.. Bascom and family have
he sympathy OF the community.
Mrs. Eliza Rowell Durkee died last
Friday, aged 80 years and five days.
The funeral was from the home OF her
laughter, Mrs. j. c. Kimball, on Monday,
Rev. Mr.. Beeman OF South Royalton
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ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.

The legal voters OF Graded school d..
trict No. Is. Randolph, VT are hershf
notified and warned 10 meet at their High
school room in said district on TUESDAY,
June nth, A. ID. 1901, at 1880 O'Clock p n,
to consider and act upon the following
propositions, TO wit:
ist To elect a moderator Tor the year
ensuing.
I'd. To elect clerk for the year snsa-
ing.
Sd. To hear and act upon the reports q
the officers foe the past year.
4th. To elect prudential committee
man for the term Of three years also %
elect an auditor, treasurer and collector
for one year.
5th. To raise money for the current 1-
penses OF the district, also 10 any pay In-
debtedness of thedistrict now outstanding.
9th. To transact any other proper basi-
ness.
A. II. BEEDLE, Dist. Clerk.
Randolph, Vermont, June l. 1901.
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Probate of viii.


ESTATE OF MARY L. CLARK
STATE OF VERMONT 10 Pr1baie w 4
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, So held 40 itanagf. ~
and tor said District, on the iath Gay T"
A. D. 1901 =
An instrument, purpurting NJ
the last VIII and Testament ,ssf
L. Clark late Of Brooknelh, In ,aa ~ h
deceased. being presented O. tAe -aI
W G. Clark. the executor lbeie.e go
for Probate. II Is ordered hy -Ah 80
that all persons concerned therein Rs8n
% appear at "a session # said Court On VI tt.FF
the Probate once IN Randolph on tnc ~, 49,
June, A. n. 1901. aud show cause Y IN, ~
may have, against the Probate ni r'.tt .,laT
which purpose Il T. further orutreli - ~ thrss
OF the record % this order De pu1ll,lsi VA
weeks succe-sfvely tn the Herald shy ',irs
printed at Randolph, previous %
appointed for hearing.
iiss WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, Jalse
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Merrill Owen is visiting his daughter,
Mrs G. n. Brown.
LYDIA Parker called on Mrs. Harriet
Bird last Wednesday.
VIII Parker of South Stock bridge called
on his mother last week.
Miss Stella Stoddard visited her sister.
Mrs. John Cloran, Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cloran and Miss
Stella Stoddard were in Gaysvlle Saturday
Mrs. Geo. Bundy was guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. Cornelius Cutler, last week
Rev. T.. X. Currier of Barnard visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Currier, re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. n. Nye and daughter of
Gaysville were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Cutler last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. SayIes Hoisington moved
into their house the first OF the week
and would like 10 have their friends
call after this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bird Of Stoekbridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnes Of Queehee,
Mrs. Clark of Stoekbridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore Of Rochester were recent guests OF
Mrs. Harriet Bird.
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RANDOLPH csNrro

week. from Boston la.
Mary Gaylord is visiting bs.-.
II. A. Allen. hef sister, Nh,
\; L. Boyden went 10 Cb.l...
d ehe opening OF Orange county dl.-s.sdsy
Emma Stone OF Boston is sni.. souil.
eaton mere with her parents Ing "a
John Bolin went to Rovb,,,
DAY 10 visit his daugbter aasl satHr.
o1rady. He returned Mondav 'ia' Ellen
Mrs. " l.. Boyden is in ",
week attending the grand chant ~ this
ana Is visiting relatives in Derby' " T. :
Mrs. Noyes and daughter
to their summer home here lss Una Una cane
ing spent the winter with Mr. y s gl 1aF-
ting IN Chieopee, Mass. n Nut
Rev. Mr.. Patterson Of East ST Io..
purg preached at the Congl cburc Inns ~
oaluaS' ~ Is understood that tbe cbn las
ollleeIs naNe hired him for the CONF CONF
week. mere next
Memorial day was properly OH.
mere. The Randolph Center band fo ,si,ga
ca acceptable music and the graves ~ IN. y
ceased soldiers were properly deeor.tas
The school children sang. II 49, is atsd
but successful observance. = gaisi
Last Monday morning there wasa TIA.
ger storm and some very heavy tbsn3..
and sharp lightning. A bolt stracl -' u
nag pole at the Normal building nas.l s
down 10 the bell and thence spread se,a.-
the east end OF the belfry, making sags
very fine kindling wood. NJ rs 'gls
communicated, which seems sin,rIas
though fortunate. The roof abont ~
belfry was covered with tin The dan =.
viii be in the vicinity OF one bnn5.sss
dollars, covered by insurance. The N.
phones at j. W. Fargos and n. i ~
denis were burned out.
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chitis, writes Mrs. W. X. Haviland of
Armonk, n. ", shut, when all other
remedies failed, we saved her life with DIR.
Kings New Discovery. Our niece, who
had consumption in an advanced stage.al-
50 used this wonderful medicine and to-
day she is perfectly we'll" Desperate
throat aud lung diseases yield to DIR.
Kings New Discovery as to no other med
icine on earth Infallible for coughs and
colds. SOC. and 81. Trial bottles free.
For sale by Drew & Leonard, Randolph
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ESTATE OF DEBORAH wAshbu - -
sr.Tp az, vrpMoNr In Probate c1uriSi 81
stsad, ,i n,sr1Is - At Randolph IN %, u,y
said District, on the 18th Gay
A. d. 1901 - ,ha fast W
and testament Of Deborah NasEnlls BENG
Randolph, in said district, deoeI B,ydea
presented to the Court by >
~. sxecnt,r th,srein named Tor Probate -.sus
It Il ordered by said Court, ina. .,r &c
concerned therein be notified q " p-ilste
o sssson : OF R An, IN the f8d day q sSTs
A d 1901. and show cause, II any ~ uhaa
against the Probate Of said WI, ~ q -
Duruose IL l. further ordered thAt 49, Eesss
record II this order be publishes .,-Srted s.
suocessively In the Herald and Ne.s, oit,iofes sf
Randolph previous % said time ~
hearing.
~ '"o WILLIAM III NICHOLS -"
,-,a ,.,r,, ~ record. Attest - f.srs
,.aa ''ue ~ WILLIAM H. NICHOLS s'
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Commissioners, Notice.
EsrATE oF IIIIAN .. W

EoAAAh VT f1A4A+N4' - ar ne
The undersigned, having been appN 1870 z
Honorable Probate Court for the bis.s,-,.7a
Randalnh. commissioners % receive go.
and adjust all claims and demands u ~ efaA
against Julian 4. Morse, late oi 49, ttsi
In said district deceased. hereby give ni.ise "a
We viii meet Tor the purpose ~ eNamlnl1I t5ssii
allowing said claims az the hotel N i57lsgrsiaf
wednesday, August Il, 1901, anu anti
November H. 1901 from I O'Clock y i.tst Il
4 o'cloek y. M. IN each 81 said days, aAa n ~
months from the 18th day oi NAV a.iitars
u the time limited by said court ior .-ilt',B aua
to present their claims % u i"F
allowance. -, H. a Ma,
A. ID. 1901. ..,-r
URIAL A. CLARK, "a.
y y Tamson Executor
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Didn't Marry For Monev

The Boston man, who lately married a
siekly rich young woman, is happy now.
for be got DR.. Kings New Life Pills
which restored her to perfect health. In
iallible for iaundice, biliousness. malaria.
fever and ague and all liver and stomach
troubles: Gentle but effective; Only 25c.
Drew q Leonard, Randolph, VT.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
rsrArE oF - wALBRlpaE


STATE or VERMONT, : IN Probate Ceafs
DISTRICT % RANDOLPH -, held 40 hanl14,A
and for said District, on the 5th DAY % t--'
A. d. 1901.
An eNemplined copy Of an lnslraue3
purporting 10 be the last WI
Testament 81 l. L. walbridge, late q ~ - -
state III Missouri. having estate On hhd0l1
In said district deceased, being prssg4se
20 the Court hy Louise l. haiefHsA
the executriN named therein, for Probate
II Is ordered bv aid Court. that ll persas
concerned therein be notified o. apPeM y
session OF said Court % be held az ihe ff ,.s
Office In Randolph, on the ath Gay = -
against the Probate Of said viii tf 49, 80
purpose it l. further ordered, thai COPY y =.
record nf this order be published turre 49,
successfully In the Herald and News frihtff \.
Randolph, previous % said time appotl'e0
hearing.
By the Court; Attest -.
las WILLIAM H. NICHOLS, JUICY
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To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. +. W. Goye's signature is ON
each box. 25c
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Bethel Local Intelligence,
Eor sac.

The brown gelding known as Pedro ii,
winner of two first prizes IN 1900, also run
about. together with silver mounted and
plain rubber harnesses and entire stable
outfit consisting OF several handsome inn
ported and domestic day and night blank
cts, whips, etc This horse is a remark
ably good saddler and fine jumper for a
green horse, and is very satisfactory in
single harness for driving.
For particulars, apply by letter only to
Frederick Leeds, Transportation Club,
New York city. No reasonable offer will
be refused.
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Paint Your auaax for z5c.

with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint, ready
to use; 10 colors. Gives high gloss equal
TO new. Sold by WE. Lamson, Randolph,
Upper q Graham, Bethel.
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Eczema, ssltrheum, letter, chatting, ivy
poisoning and all skin fortunes are quick
ly cured by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
The certain pile cure. Bailey q Allen,
Randolph; q, NJ. Miller, Bethel.
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How Are Your Kidney.,
LILLIEVILLE.

DR. Hobbs sparagus pills cure all kidney ills sam
pie free. Add sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or N Z
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Mothers lose their dread for ''that terri
bic second summer" when they have DR..
Fowler's Extract Of Wild Strawberry in
the house Natures specific for bowel
complaints Of every sort
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STocKBRIDGE.

Drew & Leonard, Randolph, VT
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-12
Normal School Commencement.

The Journal Miner acknowledges receipt of an invitation to the Four teenth annual commencement of the Normal School of Arizona, June 9 to If. at Tempe, Arizona. The follow ing is the program for the week:
 Sunday evening, June 9-Bacea- laureate address, Rev. Lewis Halsey.
 Tuesday, June 1l-Class day exer- cises.
 Wednesday evening, June l2-Llt- erarv society evening, Operetta "Ihe Tyrolien Queen"
 Thursday evening, June 13--Com- mencement exercises: address, Gov. \. O. Murphy; address for the board of education, Mai. Jas. H. McClin- tock: presentation of diplomas, Pres. A. J. Matthews.
 Friday, June l4-Alumm day, re- ception and banquet.
 The graduating class comprises the following: Alice Fultz. Hattie NJ. Greene. Edna l.. Greenleaf, Elizabeth l. Hedgepeth. Minnie A. Hill, Jose phine E. Hottinger, Perla Nj. Martin, Eleanor A. Merriam, May E. Me Nultv. Elizabeth Schwartz. Serretta A. Shrine. Helen NJ. Stewart, L. Grace Webb, Ethel NJ. Wilbur, Noble Carter. Dean E. Goodwin, Charles A. Stouffer