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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08
RoxRuRx

Miss Eliza Roberts has tlnis1.,
Gouldsyille. 'ii'iahed work
sew w ,a Soli Douglass has gone to Nina.
Don't forget the soldiers, r.
town the 18th. reunion d
Miss Minnie White Of WsItb.a
is visiting in town. 4-'Aaia' Mass
j, (. /. W W., Dunsmoor went to Barre Mo-.
Bert spaulding is clerking
Nichols store in his absence. = U. 1
Mrs. Maria Smith has return.a
three weeks stay in MONTPELIER Honl
There will be preaching AZ -
sailst mouse next Sunday at s. ri 4.''i'
Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Nichols arss.s
their vacation at Highgate sprjpess loyllg
Two colored ladies arrived -.
south last week to work at st SIAM las
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Hnntjna. -Aa
Montpelier visited at II. p Wd Wa Of
last Saturday. 0iseaiefi
Rev. K. Z. Squires was Ia Noa,..,
Tuesday OF last week and Mrs i iJi' e ,5lisi
OILS and Mrs. j. W. Howe in RandeI5fi' \ 'a'
Heber Bradley OF Maiden. Mass -.
part Of last week with Mrs. b 9Es5ts
his grandmother, and G. A. Tide, 'ls 4.
uncle. ls
A party consisting Of Mr. ana W,.tw
Howe, 4. w. Dunsmoor. II. n Nv
MissesIou VI forester and Mildred 50 5s9s.a
were at Mirror lake on sunday. a3
Hon. +. 3. Baldwin Of sharon And D.
&. II. Pennoyer of New York civ N.Y. ,.., Z
visiting him, were in town last satF,1.s
Mr.. Pennoyer's ancestors were N ~
place and lived on the Elijah Winch H. ~
at East Roxbury. p'o
Rev. Charles Il. Pennoyer win preses /.
the union Cong'l church next sub8ar n
ernoon al three o'clock for the UHigs,.5
lists. Mr.. pennoyer is a eraat.es.st.
grandson Of Rev. Christopher liunti6etos
Universalist minister OF Mansfield. com
who was the first settler In Roxbury.
No such thing as "sammer eompss7
where Or. Fowler's Extract n MIA
Straw berry Is kept handy Natures ~.
edy for every lo0seness 81 the bowels
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EAST RoxBuRY.

Laurence Buck caught - trout the first
two days OF mis- vacation.
Eva Reed from birmingham. Mass. Is a
guest Of Leila Webster for a few days
Lester Bates, who is employed in Bel
lows Falls, visited friends in town Sunday.
Miss Isabelle Prince from Union Village.
elassmate Of Miss Cecile Buck. is her
guest for few days.
Ceeile and Laurence Buck and weitzel
Webster went to Burlington last week on
the moonlight excursion.
Mrs. 5. ID. Mills and Lillian Buck from
Brooktield and May Blossom from Bethel
were guests at ID. L. Bucks one day last
week.
Elder L. II. Brigham from Warren
preached here Sunday. Next Sunday,
Aug. II, {. J. Allen from Springfield.
Mass, viii conduct the exercises.
NJ. 5. Wheatley. and two sons. Arthur
and Ernest, from East Brooktield and
Robert Bowman from Essex Junction
were at F. r. Aliens last week tuesday,
There was a surprise party at d. T..
Bucks last Saturday evening. given in
honor Of Laurence Buck. Cake and LEM
onade were passed and every one seemed
to have the best Of time.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

LOsr:-July q, Between East Randolph
aud Randolph, black silk summer w
Finder will please leave at a. q. Osgoaa
Co.'S store, East Randolph, or NitilaM
Woods, Randolph.
Miss May Kibbee is sewing for Mrs. s
T.. Davis.
Mrs. Jennie Banister is visiting her paf'
ents In Warren.
Herbert Buck Of Burlington Is visiting
at John Sullivan's.
Mrs. y. w. Vinson and daughter, sleiisi
visited in Warren last week.
The campers have returned from uo'T
pond and report a good time.
Mrs. II. T.. Granger, Inez and C.-s-l.
are visiting IN Hanover, y. II.
The Ladies' Benevolent society w
with Mrs. Burton Blaisdeii last Neu.
day.
II. II. Goodwin and family Of RANDOM. ".
visited at II. 7. Johnson's the hfsl = =
week.
Leonard p. sprague is at home i'2 N.
Burlington to spend few weeks WIZ
parents.
Frank Durkee has finished his work NJ
John Clark and ;. ID. Hutohings Is 1AeiAz
MS place.
Some unknown disease has atta,1i y,
Frank Delsno's horses and killed tnIes
him within a week.
Mrs. LOOMS and two daughters q hAa
dolph visited her sister, Mrs w.
Sprague, last Wednesday.
John Sullivan. who has been very ~ Nv
had shock last Friday and died lr9,a -
effects Of it last Monday night a. 90.
Mrs. A. J. Burroughs had a serious
cident last Friday night. She was Eo
down cellar and slipped and fell s.l'N'-S
on her shoulder and fracturing same'
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RoYALToN.

James Freelan had bad attack of heart
/ trouble last week.
Miss Maud Hinkley entertained friends
/ from Barnard last week.
/ A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
| Gay, Wednesday Of last week.
| The excursion Monday was patronized
| by forty-four from this station.
Mrs. William Skinner and Mrs. Annette
| Quimby spent Friday in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. /, Gum entertained
friends from Athol, Mass, last week.
The Misses Bement from Boston are
spending two weeks with Mrs. Seymour
Culver.
Misses Grace and Gertrude Gilman are
helping Mrs. Corbin through the boarding
season.
Miss Lyle Freelan from Bethel is with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Freelan.
The body OF Mrs. John Fowler was
brought here from Dorchester, Mass, for
burial Friday.
Mrs. Flora Rumrill Adams and baby
from Charleston, \. H., are spending two
weeks in town.
". II. Flanders Of Concord, n. H.. and
Mrs Ida George Savage were married in
Randolph July q.
Mrs G. A. Emery of somerville, Mass,
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. q.
Preston, for a few weeks
Mrs. A. T. Danforth, Mrs. D. c. Stearns.
Mrs. G. A. Laird and Miss 5. c. Double
day drove TO Queehee gulf Monday.
Mrs Fabien Dupuis from Randolph and
Mrs. VIII Morrill, and children from Shar-
on called upon friends in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Han and two chill
dren from Brookfeld visited Mrs. Eliza
stoughton and Mrs. /. II. Rumrill last
week.
Delegates TO the Golden Rule union
convention in STAFFORD Wednesday OF
last week brought back the banner 10 the
Royalton u p. S. {. +.
solos By William Clark Of Medford,
Mass, and Miss Wales Of Boston and
duet by Miss Wales and Prof. Wales were
enjoyed at the Cong'l church last Sunday
Mrs George JOY came home from Pitts
field last week and was almost immediate
~ called to South Royalton 10 care for her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Haynes, who is dam
gerausly III with Inflammation 81 the
bowels.
Rev. II. W Pope, superintendent of the
extension movement. has returned %
Northheld Mass for two weeks 10 attend
the convention held there. Re then Wiit
return 70 kairyieN farm for the remainder
81 his vacation.
The following are the guests al FairyieW
farm Rev. and Alrs. Howard W Pore.
Miss Edth q. POPS and Master Charles |
Pope, View Haven, Conn; Misses II. +.
and Elizabeth Andrews, New Haven, Ct i;
Mrs II. A. Hayes and Misses L. +. and !
Amy II. Hayes, Bethel, Conn. +. NJ. Cor /
bin is prorietor.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Prof Commits health e improving "
ho Is now daily seen on The streets
Terence Allis aud family 81 n.sfz
Conn.,. are &C their summer home 5a
enjoying their vacation
The EpNoFth League are to hold q Ri.
Der party on r. j. Bovdea sWn rsr
"wednesday evening Allan invited
Rev, L. \. Moody. who has been Ii.
FOR two weeks aud under pr BsiIft IS.
is couYaieseiBg. He was on the @fe n
the first time last Monday
Earl Bickford had a young coli fady
cut by harbed wire lssi week Br
Smalley was called to dress the wound,
and the colt will probably come o1t 81
right.
ia. DeBoer and wife Of Montpelier ven
here las Saturday Ia visit their daua5e..
Bertha, who Is boarding at Mrs H5ldbt
They left another daughter there i0f ..
cation.
\. l.. Boyden went 10 Granville ye.t5i
day 10 attend the hearing ID the case b
State Is. Mary Dumas, charged with kl.
ing her child. He l. counsel for the g.
cuaed woman.
The ladies o, the Episcopal church sHt
society are to hold their annual sale and
lawn party with Mrs Holden this after.
noon and evening, Ice cream and cake
and home made candies viii he served and
many things useful and ornamental will
be sold.
There viii be a concert next Moudiy
evening at Normal hall, 10 which The pub
lie is cordially invited. An excellent no
gram has been prepared The talent %
gagged all rendering their services for TIE
benefit Of the Village improvement asso,
citation.
The ladies Of the Cong'l society held
lawn party with Mrs. \. L. BoYden laH
week Wednesday evening and served lN
cream and cake and home made candles
by which they increased their treasury
,i4.60. The piazzas and grounds were
decorated with Chinese @h-
terms aud evergreons and the tables with z
profusion Of sweet peas from the sQuir'
garden. There was fine company pres
ant and all was "merry as q marriage Den.
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Good ThInn.

German Syrup Is the special prescripti,n
Of DIT. 4. Boshee. a celebrated f;srr,s,,
physician,and is aeknow lodged 10 be one 81
the most fortunate discoveries in me,3i-
cine. II quickly cures coughs. colds and
al lung troubles Of the severest nstnre
removing. as Il does, the cause Of The al
lection and leaving the parts IN a strong
ana healthy condition. Il j. not an ev-
PeLllileIitsi medicine. but has stood the
test Of years giving satisfaction Is &C.,,
case. which IT. rapidly increasing ssie
every season confirms. Two million bof
Ties sold annually. Boscheess German
syrup was introduced in the United State-
ln lsie. and Is now sold in every town ana
village N the civilized world. Tire dosas
Wii relieve any ordinary cough. Price. x
cents. Get Green's Prize Almanac,
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EAST BETHEL.

Booth, the photographer, will be in
| Bethel Tuesdays at the studio formerly oc-
cupied by J. H. Edison.
Mr.. Gabree and children lately visited
here.
Mrs. James NJ. Fowler went to Williams
| town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith visited at G.
L. Kelsey's Saturday,
A. II. Peck of Ellington, Conn, is visit
ing al Fayette Greene's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lyon are happy over
the birth Of a son Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Wheeler Of Montpelier visited
at Geo. 5. Harlow recently.
Mrs. s. S. Briggs of Randolph is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Fayette Greene.
W w. Whitney came from Fitehbure.
Mass, Sunday to spend a few days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Bowen went to
Rochester Friday for a week or more, Wis
iting friends IN that vicinity.
Anna Smith, daughter Of A. NJ. smith Of
Melrose. Mass, ia company with Miss
Ford, is visiting at VIM. p. Smiths
Rev Marcia selman spoke at the G. j.
convention at STAFFORD last week on "How
to Awaken the Higher Life When Dor
mant.ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Washburn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
George and several others attended the ex-
oursion Monday.
Mrs. Syke and three children Of Medford,
Mass, are visiting at Fred Fowleris There
are also two young men by the name OF
Hunt staying there.
ID. l.. Parker, formerly Of Bethel. has ac-
eepted the position of civil engineer for
the city of Niles, Mich, where he has an |
office as civil engineer for the Michigan /
Central Railroad company.
Ida Russ has lately returned from |
five weeks stay with her aunt, Mrs. Kate |
Monkey Moore of Lancaster, n. II. She I
saw some of the interesting parts of the +
White mountains while there.
John, Albert and Burton Fowler and 4
Mrs. Mary Fowler Griffin spent several +
days here on account of the burial of Mrs.
Eliza Fowler at Royalton Friday. She
died at her daughters, in Winthrop, Mass
Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness OF /
the skin OF any sort instantly relieved,
cured. Doan's Ointment AT
any drug store.
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WASHINGTON

/. c. Smith of Montpelier Is at home for
a short vacation.
o. f. Balch and wife of Barre were at j.
b. Sewers recently.
J. +. Miles and family Of Burlington are
at ID. Nj. Miles for few days
Mrs. Emma Taplin and daughter, Flor
enee, are visiting at F. c. Huntingtons
Mrs. Almon Ingram and son Of Massa-
ehusetts are visiting at Lyman Peppers.
Mrs. W. w. kihbey and niece of VIII
Jamestown are at G. E. Emery's for few
days.
John Chapman and wife OF Manchester.
n. H., were at p o. Huntingtons over
Sunday
Misses Hazel and Myrtle Bixby Of Chel-
sea visited their aunt, Mrs. Z. W. Seaver.
recently
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Astounded the Editor

Editor ;. A. Brown Of Bennettsville. 8.
G., was once immensely surprised
Through long suffering from Dyspepsia. 2
he writes. ''my wife was greatly run down.
She had no strength or vigor and suffered
great distress from her stomach. but she
triec Electric Bitters which helped her All
once, and after using four bottles, she i
entirely Well, can eat anything. It's a
grand tonic, and its gentle Laxative ousli-
ties are splendid for torpid liver For
Indigestion, loss Of appetite. stomach and
Iiver troubles it's a positive. guaranteed
cure. Only Soc
For sale by Drew & Leonard. RandnIrh
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of catarrh that cannot be cur-
Cd by Halls Catarrh Cure
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Prop, Toledo.o
We, the undersigned. have known F. J
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
Transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
81 4 IhuAN- wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, o.
WALDrNe. KTNNAN & MARyrK. Whole
sale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure 4 taken internaIlv.
acting directly upon the blood and NM
cous surfaces Of the system. Price -5c
per bottle. sold By all druggists. Testi-
moniais free.
Halls family pills are the best
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Eliza =. w. Fowler.

Died in Winthrop. Mass. July 90 1901
Eliza f. Walcott Fowler, daughter OF
James and Rebeeca Walcott.
She was born in Barnard, VT. Oct. y. f43.
Aug. p, 1862, she was married to John
H. Fowler Of East Bethel, Vt. The first
years of her married life were spent on the
old home farm of her husband. where her
four children. Albert F., Mary f., solon
and Burton A., were born.
Dec. s, 1861. she. with her husband. was
baptised in the river where the ice had to
be removed for this purpose. and Joined
the Baptist church in East Bethel.
May l, 1SS2- the family moved to Somer-
vile, Mass. where she became a member
of the Perkins Street Baptist church
After several years they removed to
Beaehmont. Mass, where she was very &C
tive and successful in Sunday school and
Loyal Temperance legion work. After
four years the family moved to Dorchester.
Mass, and she. with her husband and chill
dren, except Scion who died in infancy.
joined fremont Temple church. There
she continued her Sunday school work
having class Of young ladies and girls
She was instrumental in leading several Of
them to Christ. She was also connected
with the fremont Temple Women's Home
Nilsson and Benevolent society, and con-
tinued TO work in the same and the SUNDAY
school till falling health compelled her t.
give mp the work. Her Christian life was
very decided and she never took a back
ward step from the time Of her conversion
to the giving out of her last breath. with
the setting sun on July 30. 1901.
The past three years she had been
great sufferer from tuberculosis and the
past five months her decline had been rap
id. She was tenderly cared for by her
family.
She died at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. II. b. Griffin. where she had been for
several weeks previous to her death. The
funeral vas held there and the burial was
al Royslton. VT.
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BETHEL GlLEAp.

X. 5. Granger has a new carriage horse.
The neighbors of Chas. Dustin helped
him finish his haying
Rolla Quimby and Dana Washburn are
working for O. q. Bowen.
Dora Kendrick. niece OF Cyrus Hurlbert,
is very i'll with consumption.
The bridge between Arthur Williams
and Nj. W. Edson's is not safe.
Mrs. Chas. Call has been working for
Mrs. Hamblin Barnes, who is ILL.,
Mrs. Lucy Tucker is working in the
steam laundry at Newport, n. II.
Mrs. Abel Bowen has been stopping
with Mrs. Henry Haraden for few days.
Dell Kendall and Christopher Riley have
been visiting friends over the mountain.
Glen Brewster is very plucky, he SAYS be
is going to ride that horse again. He rode
down to the doctors Sunday.
Chas. Dyke and wife. John Taggart and
Hale Williams started Monday for the
Pan American exposition at Buffalo.
ID. L. Shaw and wife, Mrs. Appleton
Mcintosh and Mrs. Mary Granger visited
at Myron Edson's and Chas. Calls last
week.
Eruptions, cuts. burns. scalds and sores
of all kinds quickly healed by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Certain cure for piles
Beware OF counterfeits Be sure you get
the original-DeWitt's. j. A. Chedel,
Gaysville.
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Letter to B. T. Lombard,

Dear Sir: A bankers business
know pretty much everything. he5
part OF il. well worth anyone know .55,sY
Devoe lead and zinc is the PAM ~
lasts twice as long as lead ana oii.
agent sells il under this guarantee .b
IF you have any fault to hha X
this paint. either now in putting sl-t't-r
hereafter in the wear. tell your
about il. ,sf
1--WE authorize him to do what L fisl'
at our expense. .Lss
II you get your house painted, n. 1 ~
and il wears no better than most leae -.
oil. YOU viii have good cause ioI
plant; and we must pay damages. -
This Is the paint that looks e.
and wears twice Is long. az lead ana e.
Yours truly,
IS +. w. DENoE y ~
P.S. We. Iamson. Randolph,
& Graham. Bethel. Campbell q 49,
Rochester, and (. o. Tracy Chelrsa-
our paint.
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

George Cain spent last week at Morey
lake.
B, A. Durkee was III last week with
bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Durkee are visiting
at B. A. Durkee's.
The Library Circle will meet with Mrs.
c. 5. Hall Wednesday, Aug. 18th.
L. May Sargent visited her aunt. Mrs.
Joe Edwards, in Chelsea last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Parker and grand
children, Gladys and Arthur, took in the
excursion to Burlington Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Gone and MAY and
Mrs. +. G. Cone and Edith returned from
months stay at York Beach last
Wednesday. Mr.. Cone is much improved
in health.
j. 5. Stanley and daughter, Helen, Of
Chelsea and little granddaughter, Irene
Hutchins. Of Barre visited at Clifford
Taft's the first OF the week. Miss Helen
remained for weeks stay among relatives
and friends here.
A public installation of officers at Wei
come lodge was held Friday evening
Several visitors were present and ice cream
was served to all. The officers for the
coming quarter are as follows: c. r..
Gertrude Edison; V. T., Edwina Flint NJ,
G. Flint; ID. NJ, MAY Cone; p. c. T., W.
g. Buzzell; T. s.. Herman Boyd; T.. Edith
Brooks; Sec, Everett Edison: As. Sec.
Carrie Deering; guard and sentinel.
Messrs' tarr and Gilman; C., Elmer STAN
lev.
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eAYsviLLE.

Mrs. James Clay is in very poor health.
D. Hickey OF Bethel was in town Mon
day.
Win Hassam was in Rutland a day last
week.
Wesley Roberts and wife are visiting in
/ Bethel
James Errock is confined to the house by
sickness.
Miss Nellie lngam is working at Harris
| Waters.
Mrs. Hervey Mills has been quite i'll the
| past week.
Mrs. Ziba Wheeler of Woodstock was in
town recently.
Mrs. Harris Waters is improving from
her recent Illness
Miss Anna Whitcomb has returned
from Burlington.
Roy Hassam OF Pittsfield visited relatives
in town last week.
Miss Effie Dunbar has returned from
visit in Lynn, Mass.
Arthur Ballard and wife are spending a
few days in Barnard.
Charley MeCollom OF PittsfieId was in
town day this week.
Alec and Jessie Washburn of Bethel
were in town Sunday.
Miss Ada spaulding OF Bethel visited at
f. q. spaulding's recently.
Misses Hinekley and Patterson OF Rut-
land were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Phinney and daughter. Emma,
have gone to Westport, n. Y.
Frank Blake and wife of South Royalton
were at Ii. 7. Blake's Sunday.
Mrs Eben Kimball of Burlington is
visiting Mrs. Harriet Durkee.
Harvey Buchanan and wife visited in
Brookfield few days recently.
Misses Bertha and Dora Davis have re-
turned from a visit in Sherburne
Mrs. Nina Lilley OF Barnard visited her
sister, Mrs. Charley Lilley, Sunday.
Miss Julana Sylvester Of Bethel was the
guest of Mrs. 5. p. Brown recently.
Miss Gladys Clough returned to her
home In Bethel last week Thursday.
John Knowlton and daughter. Lillian.
OF Randolph were in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin smith Of
Bridgewater are visiting at II. Mills.
Mrs. Ira Spauldine and daughter of
South Royalton were IN town last Sunday
Fred Packard and wife Of Stockbridre
were at Arthur Ballard'sa day last week /
Mrs. Horton and son Of Dorchester. /
ttAt89ats fA9AhEtA stA4Hs AAMAAltk hN&hbE last i
week
Mrs. Robert Noble or Bethel visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Austin Brown. last /
week.
Carr Chamberlin and Miss Maud Jones +
y East Walpole, Mass, are visiting in
own.
Mrs. Alice Sherman Taylor of Methuen,
Mass, is visiting friends and relatives in
own.
Misses Mabel and Cora Mills OF Pitts
ield recently spent a few DAYS at IL. L.
.iills'.
Mrs. VIII Richardson and son, Eddie.
4 Hartland were in town a few DAYS re-
entity.
Miss Grace Washburn has finished work
or Mrs. Royal upper OF Bethel and re-
urned home.
Mrs. Arletta Packard. Mrs. Clara Ballard
nd Miss Gladys Clough spent last week
Wednesday in Pittstield.
Elwin Harrington and family Of East
'rooktield are visiting his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Orwell Harrington.
Carl Tenney has returned home from
horeham and expects TO go soon to Rut-
md to work for ID. T. Proctor as book
nd timekeeper.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

Il was a grand thing for this Community
when these enterprising druggists secured
the agency for Or. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, the wonderful remedy
that has startled the world BY its marvel-
lous cures The Juror Of enthusiasm over
il has doomed their business. as the de-
mand for II is immense. They give free
trial bottles to sufferers. and positively
guarantee it TO cure coughs, colds. bron-
chitis, asthma, Group and all throat and
lung troubles. A trial proves its merit.
Price 50e. and II.
For sale By Drew a Leonard, Randolph.
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road that the Boston and Maine are put
ting in from Concord to Nashua.
Among those who took in the excursion
to Buffalo last Monday were Rev. Viii
mond Warner, Allen Durham and wife
and Parker Harding of this town; Joel
Blackmer of ockbridge, Misses Mabel
and Sadie Brooks of Royalton and Mrs
Frank Mccullough and Mrs. James Me-
Collough, aged eighty-one years, Of Royal
ton.
Thomas Maddren was arrested Tuesday,
charged with being intoxicated the day
before He was brought before Justice
William r. Adams and entered plea of
guilty, on which he was fined s. and costs,
amounting in all to S9.51. He disclosed on
a drink given him by E. B. Ryan, who
was likewise taken before Justice Adams.
plead guilty and was fined s. and costs,
amounting to s19 in all.
John II. Bixby passed away at CRANKY.
Mass, Sunday. He had been sick with
tuberculosis for some time and realized
that his end must soon be. He manfully
performed his duties as principal of the
high school at CRANKY, though in very
feeble health. He is survived by a wife.
who was formerly Miss Fannie Emerson
of Rochester, daughter of the late Philan-
der Emerson. Funeral services were held
Wednesday at Chelsea, the former home
Of Mr.. Bixby. Mr.. Bixby was well known
in Rochester where he formerly taught.
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"Exer Since / Was q Cir. :

saws Mrs. +. p. Watkins Of Brooklyn, =
suffered from bilious headaches and Fofn-
iting after meals. At forty ! began e
have rheumatism. Two years ago ! va
cured entirely by a new medicine eaiits
Caleua solvent, discovered By pr. Da,a
Kennedy, Of Kennedy Row, Kingston, y
y" Writeto DIR. X. for free sample,
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WILLIAMS TOWN.

Lewis Fseaver and daughter are in Chi
cago.
Mrs William Pratt has been in the past
week.
4 daughter was born 10 Mrs. Lena
Baker last Sunday.
Fred Martin is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Gurdeon Martin.
VIII Drury and Mrs. Albert Whitconb
are IN st. Adams on a visit.