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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-09-04
President Roosevelt in Bethel.

The special train bearing President
Roosevelt reached Bethel at 1913 Aug. 30
and waited for ten minutes. A citizens
committee, consisting of Hon. r. j. Flint,
c. ID. Cushing and w. B. c. Stickney,
boarded the train to greet the president.
Mr. Stickney introduced President Roos-
evelt, who was greeted with applause by
the 5000 people assembled.
The Presidents speech was as follows:
Mr.. Chairman, and you, my friends and
fellow citizens:
Let me first greet personally Mrs. CHAP
man. / have been told that Mrs. Chap
man lacks but one week Of being one
hundred years old. just up at the fair
back here Windsor / saw Nermonter
of over ninety. in a trOtting suiky go
around a measured half-mile at speed
with his horse. think that this is
state that fayors longevity. And the
reason is because in this state you have
been sufficiently fortunate never 10 forget
that the very best product you can have in
a state is men and women. (Applause).
You need to have all the great business re-
sources of the country, and great credit
attaches to those who use them; but most
credit attaches to the men who carried the
guns. Those were the men who did the
trick. You who followed Grant and
Sheridan, and Sherman and Thomas, you
had different weapons from the weapons
carried by the continental troops-earried
by those who with Ethan Allen went to
demand the surrender OF the garrison in |
the name Of Jehovah and the Continental |
Congress. You had different weapons, |
YOU were drilled in different ways; but |
The spirit that spurred you was their |
spirit. And SO nowadays, when we have /
the modern high-power smokeless powder
rife and have TO fight in open order, no
onger with the elbow touch-it still re-
mains true that il the American people
5 TO rise level in any future war 10 what
I has done in the past, it must have in its
rmy the spirit that drove Ethan Allen,
hat drove Stark at Bennington. Gap
,lausel. Ii is the man behind the gun in
var, and it is the man behind the plough
n peace. (Applausel.
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GRANVILLE.

Dudley Rice returned to his home in
Roxbury last week.
Pearl Hayes and family were the guests
of II. p. Hayes Sunday.
Herman Ford returned Tuesday with
his bride from Ontario, n. Y.
Miss Abbie Hubbard has gone to Barre.
where she will attend Goddard seminary
Mrs. Eugene Martin returned Monday
from a three weeks visit with relatives
in Rutland and Ludlow.
Mrs. +. y. Hemenway has returned from
her fathers at Bethel, where she has been
detained five weeks by illness.
/. G. Sargent and family returned satur-
day to their home in Paterson, n. j..
after spending the summer in town.
Miss Barber returned TO Hartford.
Conn.,, Wednesday. Miss Nellie Hubbard
accompanied her as far as Randolph.
Schools began in town this week with
the following teachers: Guy Fletcher Of
North Randolph, at the Corner school.
Ellen clifford OF Rochester, River district:
Daisy Miles of Rochester. West hill.
Bessie Hubbard, North Hollow; Hattie
Martin, South Hollow.
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WILLIAMS TOWN.

Schools in town begin next Monday, the
Melvin Church OF Gaysville was in town
recently.
Calvin Goodwin OF Chelsea was in town
last Saturday
Harry Cults Of Barre spent Monday
night in town.
The band played at the Gulf House last
Monday afternoon.
Kimball Chynoweth moved his family
TO Barre last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Drury visited last
week in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Ella Hutchins was recently married
to gentleman from Eden.
The Rebekah lodge held dance in l. o.
o. +. hall last Saturday night.
Mrs. Newell Farnham visited her sister
in Bethel the first OF the week
Norman Pratt is attending the spauld-
ing High school in Barre this fall.
. Miss Ellen Harrington OF South Barre
visited at A. +. Houses over Sunday
A large crowd went to MONTPELIER Sat
urday afternoon to see President Roose-
welt.
Mayo and Roscoe Lynde left Monday
afternoon for Brigham academy, Bakers
field
A few went from here to Barre last week
Tuesday night to hear Clement and see
the fireworks.
Miss Mary Slavery has been very in.
Her sister, Miss Nellie Daley. from sharon
is now at home.
Mrs. Edison Martin, Mrs. A. r. House
and Mrs. Jessie House visited in South
Barre last saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and daugh-
ter, Maud, of Barre city visited at Joe
Gauthier's over Sunday.
The Italians Of Barre came by special
train Monday and held a picnic in the
woods west OF the village.
Wallace Martin died last week Monday
morning after a short illness. He left
widow, two sons and two daughters.
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EAST BETHEL.

We pay car fare one way on one half
dozen orders, both ways on dozen orders,
from your nearest railroad station. Buy
return tickets.
2w BOOTH, photographer, Randolph.
Mss Clara Benson is at G. c. whitney's.
Bert Sargent visited J. c. Greene lately
Mrs. Marble was at John Morrill's a
few days last week.
Geo. Whitney and Mrs. ID. l.. Parker
visited at Geo. Parker's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Comrie were made
happy by the birth of a daughter last
week
Miss Lucindr Dupuis OF Randolph visit
ed at Lyman Rix's and John Morrills
few days lately.
Misses Florence and Franka Camp re-
turned to their school duties i'm West
wood, Mass, Monday.
G. p. Whitney and wife went to lake
Memphremagog Monday and will 20 from
there to their home in Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. Dean, who had been visiting her
mother, Mrs. MA. Camp, for little time,
returned to her home in Nebraska a few
days ago.
The Benedict case against the Union
Agricultural society was settled satisfac-
torily last week. Report says the amount
paid was $500.
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EAST GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Luke Tarbell returned to Mortified
Monday.
Willard Kent has begun work for L. l..
Dickerman.
Miss Mildred Peck returned to her home
in Burlington Friday.
Mr.. Mclaughlin from Fayston visited at
Everett Ballou's Thursday.
Frank Kent went Friday to Randolph
Center, where he is visiting.
Miss Minnie Tierney has finished work
for Mrs. Dickerman and gone TO her home
in Roxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall have returned
from a months stay al Queen City Park
and st. Adams.
Mrs. r. A. Silver and two daughters Of
Mortified were visitors at the Webb home
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Bert Define and little grandson
from Fayston visited her daughter, Mrs.
Ballou, Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Estabrook went
Thursday to Randolph, returning to their
home in Lunenburgh, Mass, saturday.
Misses Rainey, Burnham and Howe and
Mr.. GHptil OF Randolph were guests of
Clarence and Miss Mary Webb on Mon
day.
Mrs. Campbell and children returned
Monday afternoon from White River juno
tion, where they had been visiting her sis
ter few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Tarbell stopped
over Monday afternoon with his sister,
Mrs. Mary Handy, on their way by car
riage from Camp Martin, Milton.
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A Boys Wild Rne ForIi,e

With family around expecting him To
die, and son riding for life. Is miles. to
get Dr.king's New Discovery for consume
ton, coughs and colds, w. II. Brown ~
Leesville, Ind, endured deaths agonies
from asthma, but this wonderful medicine
gave instant relief and soo1 cured him. He
writes: Il now sleep soundly every night. y
Like marvellous cures Of consumption.
pneumonia, bronchitis. coughs, colds and
grip prove its matchless merit for an
throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed
bottles Doc. and II. Trial bottles free.
Tor sale by Drew a Leonard. Randolnb
Ladies hair work. Mrs. II. II. BFAx
4oi Dudley ST., Roxbury, Mass.
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RRAlNIREE.

Mrs. Clara Foster is home on vacation.
Lillian Bachelor visited IN Bethel over
Sunday.
Mrs. $. P. Tarbell has returned from
Queen City park.
Mrs. Chas. shatto Of Minneapolis. Mimi.
is guest atuWm. Ladues.
Mrs. 3. +. Nickerson went to Boston
yesterday FOR weeks stay.
Mrs. Mary Flint and son, Forrest, went
TO Gardner. Mass, Monday.
c. L. Flint, wife and son visited at selya
Thayer's the first Of the week.
Averill Farr and family Of Granville
visited at Henry Fairs last week.
School in district No. began Tues
day, Mr.. Wilson Of Bethel as teacher.
Guy karr started for Albany. ~ y,
SATURDAY, where he is to attend the bust
ness college.
Mrs. Fred Jacobs came from Wilder the
first Of the week and Is moving her house,
hold goods there.
Mrs. Henry Titus, who has been visit
ing at VIM. Dunhamis, returned home to
West Fairlee Monday.
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Notice Of settlemsnt.

STATE OF VERMONT o. the Probate Cert
h&auotpH DISTRICT. 81 held af Randolph 10 sad
for said District un the lfth ans ~ August. A. N
ira3, WIN. " Dubois, guardian % AadfrH Davis
insane. of Randolph ln saiH district te-
ceased. presents bic guariiaH alOdlrf Or
examination and allowance
Nh.reupgn. g g. ordered hy said C0nri ihai $50
account and said application he referred Cd ses-
SION ~ said Court - he held at the pfui1tf HHfe
~ said Randolph on che Iat isF
~ September, A. y iae2 fur hearing and decision
thereon and lt o. further ordered that al per-
sous Interested Dc bottled hFreaf hF pahiicstlaa
ui notice ~ said application and order theresa
three weeks successfully lu the Herald and Ness
paper published IN Randolph and which crys'
lltes To- the neigh hnFhal ~ those interested D.
fore said time - hearing. that they may nprtaFa
said time and place and. u they see cause. utirfi
thereto, by The Court Attest
1909 WILrIAn Il NfCHnts. ledge
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RoYALToN.

+. A. Greene is in Windsor this week.
Miss Eastman returned from Bradford
Saturday.
Louise Waterman from Tunbridge is at
tending school here.
A letter for Grace Cross is advertised at
the ROyaiton postoffice.
A party OF ladies enjoyed a picnic on
Milkweed Plain Saturday.
George Harrington took possession OF
the Cascadnac House Monday.
A. J. Taylor, Edward Greene and w. r.
Skinner went 20 Windsor Saturday.
Mrs. George Jones and Miss Bessie Bliss
of Randolph visited at +. A. Greene's this
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Winslow aud daugh-
ter and Ben Russ were in Montpelier Sat
urday.
The best grades Of -four always on hand
and for sale at prices which are right at
GEORGE A. LA1RDs.
Miss Virgins from ST. Andrews, New
Brunswick. is guest Of Mrs. NJ. +. Stick
ney and Miss Stickney.
Mrs. Charles Cutler Of Windsor and Mrs
Abbie Bird from Newport, y. H., were nt
+. A. Greene's this week.
Miss Minnie Diamond from Tunhridge
Is with her sister, Mrs. G. 7. Southgate,
TO attend the Central school.
Frank Denison from Chicago Is spend
ing month with his sister, Miss Alice
Denison. az the old Denison house.
Mrs. Kate McKinny Is proud OF the fact
that She was one OF the few 70 shake hands
with President Roosevelt at South Royal
ton Saturday
The Herman entertainment was one OF
more than usual excellence and proved
Mr.. kiernan TO be an entertainer OF excep-
tional ability.
Before buying elsewhere, call and exam
inc the line OF mems and BOYS clothinn
which George A. Laird Is showing at prize
es to suit. Also tine line OF boots and
shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Stearns went 10
Hartford "Wednesday as guests OF ex-Gov.
and Mrs. Pingree, and from there will take
a driving trip OF several DAYS. IL weather
conditions arr favorable.
Prof. j. r. Wheeler Of Columbia college.
n. ", and wife. Prof. A. W. Slocum OF
the University 81 Vermont and wife, and
Prof. Fowler OF Northwestern University.
Cleveland, o., have been recent guests at
the Cascadnae House.
Mrs G.. A. Laird and Miss Winifred
Richmond accepted the invitation extend
ed by the sons Of the American Revolu-
ion 10 the Daughters Of the American
Revolution 10 hear President Rooseyelt's
address from the state house stand Satur-
day.
fErum another sour .r.I
Five Of Mrs Corbin's boarders return 10
heir homes this week, the other five next
week
Mr.. Mann. wife and daughter Of South
8oyalton, Mr.. Warner 81 Bethel and SIR.
Thompson Of Somerviile, Mass, were
yuests at Fairyiew farm last week
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice.

Netlee i hereby given aeeoraf.
~ .i 51eh case made and provided n ~ NE siairt
w. he niane % the General 4t Duplicates
state 81 vermont az the new - sFiubiY n ~
extend the Charter Of the R1ttie.ii g Thereof N
company aud also for q naeT &c., street Ravsr
Ivy 70 hllid, construct riairt.9 "a Win a1fh,
s ..s ~ stream. electricity or att trlate
-, II ~ 1910 !. CITY 81 Rutland er fr0n
t ~ 1rtiahNs Mendln, Chfffer 1919 tte
p 81 ~ 1tefnefne and Pittsdeld a tt shreHs.
,.sef Y +-H nc towns ol Flvu,5rtt .llE q
$50 KS ttA'itt, Rochester R,.sei itlse.
.Hl = 'H.iaineA IN tha county ~ t4 p, Bethel
thro4Hh The towns of runbrids nasar al
80 hi.t,eitl8 washington and V'ri..Ra, thei.
ne county q Orange, and in of ~. t...i'stIEH d
state' Nlth the usual right. an tA M th.s
49, l'pi atienr GOING traction f..e...- .fas n
NriMts-, together with the SSH A N-hlIne
MAINTAIN and operate power. ishf Hsilf 5st
lteA pants iu De operated br 49, HHa fal.
tftcit ~ other power. VITA tha rfsff 'elAi flet.
re- comp lsatinnt and UPON firsil.- l en-
t9 tAaN iit4t estate water easrfIil ~ i.ins.
ctif lot tHe purposes Hf1resa III fa....sf taE-
s1at ~ phlll 200 es iA4iish dliat ras., .A lht
Z .l4,sll't. pa tat towns and csties Hf..- ana
at itft Nf take Che Necessary sr,.l.s.- D. ald
Authority VIII also he 8sffg tler.ts
.'ii..h rover company ana p. l-e
- Nv company upon proper t5,-1fia, Cos
lhntF proper restrictions d rrrt aad
NAlsff tatfmenta and other pr5rrrfr -ia
afp4FAtr purposes ahd tu ferflif Fl NJ t5ef
- la-lt company, fhE CtiffaHflr. ~. .tf's
pAnN and tae katiAnd Street Raff,s tt e9u-
i5H tAtN ~ thfn, O. unite. nior5za ..r#I 5Alt
atN eAtA otuef OF With nfh 20 e.,fi5r.s.sI lste
'lN,itaF .EhtA AMI poWers with fHa n.-+t fls
itN u itltt hfe ct similar cofpuratl6ns ''-+ls
q n WEST. secraf.-v
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Notlee Id Sottlemnnt

ESTATE or JEFFERSON BELnINa
STATE or VERMONT, b. Probate corr ts.i
hAhnotfh DISTINCT, ~. sat Randolph In srf a.
sald District, 90 the % dap "a ssffaf.tsa,
A. ID. tal VII ARD y Med.afi. admlnlsJrIf5- n =,
estate 70 Jefferson Bedding. Iate h Frs..s.s
ln rai0 District decreased presents hs
administration account far ezamtHaf.ar ~
alluwaHCn ana makes application - darra. n
9istrisui.o n and partition 81 the estate 8 =
Whereurdn.i g. ordered hy sait c.a-t tlsf 81
setnuni anl saiA Application he fafafrsd
~ srssinn Thereof. Is De- haH 81 ma
Probate once in said Randolph. Us ffe zfl II
gi september, a 2. leaa Or htaas zd
decision thereon and t n further ordered ed
az persons Interested De- nauhed herf IA
punNcatioH uf notice Fl saif application asf
urlfr tnefrlui three weeks suaEassIFa.f Inffa
Herald lnd News, newspaper rahishad FL
Randolph, tl This state, and which e.rrr'affs n
the uei4hharhnod af these Interested before $50
time % hearing. that they mas appear 20 .sd
ilme sud place, and. L they see cause. ofigft
thereto.
hF the Cdaff Attest
WILLIAM Ia NICHOLS gu1ee
true copy 90 Record Attest
Isis WILLIAM If NICHOLS auiize.
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Row Savage, who has for some time been
a student IN the American school Of Cor
/ respondence OF Boston, has just been
awarded a certificate for free scholarship
! in that school which he would be glad TO
4 turn over to some of the CoURIER's read
ers who are anxious to study steam, cleo
tricar or mechanical engineering. Write
or calf on him as the scholarship must be
returned before September 80, 1902.
There was a pleasant and well-attended
sociable at the c. X. Noble cottage last
week Wednesday evening IN aid OF the To-
cal Methodist society Among those
present from out OF town were Mr.. and
Mrs Trask and Miss Trask, Mrs. j. G..
Maxfeld and Misses Mariory and Edna
Maxtield, Mrs. Taylor and +. II. Bullard
of Springfield. Mass; Miss Josephine Far
rand OF Bloomfield, n. j.. Miss Grace AL
len Of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mo-
ran. Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Blaine and 5.
Smith OF New York city; Mrs. Effie Whit
ney of Buffalo, n y; L. V. Greene and
family Of Stockbridge, Mrs. Hannah
Lamb OF Randolph. The rooms had been
tdstefully decorated with goldenrod by
Mr.. Moran, who is an artist and decorat-
or. There was highly pleasing musical
program, consisting OF instrumental Sc
leetions by Mrs. Albert o. Thayer, songs |
by Mrs. Moran and Mr.. Greene, duets by |
Mr.. Bullard and Mrs, G. +. Noble, and /
quartets by the four singers just named /
The accompanist was Miss Lula Bowen. |
Ice cream and cake were the refreshments. /
The hearty services OF the city people were /
enjoyed and appreciated.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Corded cotton goods marked down
from l2c. TO SC. per yard.
A. G. OsGooD g. Co.
Mrs. Eva Marble is visiting at Burton
! Blaisdelfs.
WI. Hyde and 5. r. Waldo are
| putting in silos.
Il. o. Boyden has gone to Williamstown
to work for J. X. Lynde.
Mrs. H. p. Granger Is in Randolph car
/ ing for Mrs. Ernest Sargent.
Miss Alice Kibbee went last week
to her school in Tunbridge.
Leon Blanchard returned to his home
| in Dorchester, Mass, Monday.
! VIII Sargent and wife and baby are yis-
iting his sister, Mrs 5. +. Banister
| W. c. Sprague is improving his house
| by putting on jets and clapboarding.
Mrs Gay OF Copperfield and daughter.
Mrs. p. X. Gay, are visiting in this vicin-
ity.
The Ladies' Benevolent society met
with Mrs. Jennie Kibbee last week
Wednesday.
B. f. Blaisdell and Frank Ferris were in
Barnard Tuesday TO exchange a pair OF
oxen for horses.
Mrs. Nina Poor of Stowe came last week
Wednesday for visit with relatives and
friends in this place.
Miss Alice Greaves, who came last week
to visit her sister, Mrs. ii. F. Sprague, is |
attending the r. n. S.
Mrs. r. f. Webster and her daughter, |
Mrs. Lizzie Boyden. of New York are Wis /
iting friends about here.
Miss Nina Ninson. who had been visit |
ing her parents, y. w. Ninson and wife, /
has gone to Massachusetts,.
School opened here last Monday with /
Mark Hyde teacher in the upper grade and /
Josie Hodges in the lower grade.
Irwin Kibbee and wife, who have been
visiting at n. l.. Kibbeeis, returned to
their home in Boston Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Chamberla and
friend, Mr.. Weiscoff, arrived Tuesday TO
spend their annual vacation at their home
here.
Edward Sprague and Ray Blaisdell went
Monday to New Hampton, n H., where
they are to take years course in the bust
ness college.
A. &. Osgood has bought Of Chadwick
Brothers Of Randolph their foundry and
machine business and took possession
last Monday.
The musical last week Wednesday.
given by Miss Olive Fisk aud her pupils Ia
The Universalist church, was largely at
tended. Miss Fisk has a large class in
his vicinity and all seem to be getting
along finely in their work.
Or. Newell arrived al his recently pur-
chased property here Thursday and imme-
lately commenced 10 make repairs. Only ,
! few repairs viii be made at present the !
Test to be made after he gets settled. Two
Dads OF goods came Saturday.
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1911 ~ - 4. snIrn

AeAhAA VI aNntAA A. SMITH
STAT OF VERMONT. Ina p-.l.,.. =.
hlsihicI q EAanaLrH. ss. held n E-r.I \ IA,
saH ief $40 district, on the 81 dHf II y
a. - 1879, l.. p. Ihager and H-fsia .lf
uininlstr4iors ~ the estate ~ Auefls -..at
late ~ Randolph, In said district ..l
htat AppNeati0u 90 said Court IA I.s5r. y
seli ail q the real estate - said fas.-s5' @
pated IN Randolph, O. Niti Situated Ia ~
isAe ni hannoiph and consisting n ths .r
BLOCK aad other real estate ln ssid VIM. ..l
rrstntAnE that The sale viii BE- heref0Isi 4, II
parties concerned therein. " al
Mherrupon, L l. ordered by said Cont ts-.
said duplication De- referred r. sessisr tf 10y
% Pc held 20 the Probate OaHcr iu ssIf $780,
ph the ~ day e september, A. u iaa ~ ~.
ing gnd decision thereon snd it o. nrfhe4 -.
90, thAf ali persons interested BE- notified 49,.
~ pabiication ~ notice ~ said appHrafi61 "a
nf1er shereuns three weeks sueceeslveiF h 81.
tttfaiu ana News, Newspaper nuhIfsb.9 Z,
i.ahdniph IN THE state. aud which eircuI5fas =
the hrfhh9rhond II those Interested hefs-a ~
tine - hearing, that fhev mas rlea-r .r ~
.me and place, and Z they see cause. ab's.i
By she Court Attest.
lllR WILLIAM n NICHOLS Tuf-s
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Notice 81 se,tlement.

Ht - = ~ p,i 1890 PROBATE COURT
T. an persons Interested % the estate u Elijah
banlstef, late ~ Randolph, 81 said bi-irti,
deceased.
UEEETiNdt
BY the authority - the state II Nermant. 80
Probate Court 81 the rrohaie once in Rsndolph,
IN said district uu the 23d day ~ september A
ID. is92, g. show cause. IL any vau have Why o.
account of A. e.. usEuod. executor ~ the estate f
said deceased. shouid not be- allowed ant 5iso
why the saiaue 81 said estate should nnt b. aas-
trthuted Co. The u4rfies entitled thereto.
Dated 30 Randolph iu said district tbs 4i Gay
81 September A. D 1904
WILLIAM Il. NICHOLS, 1udse.
tru ne copy 0f Record Attest
1870 WILLIAM n. NICHOLS. 4pdge.
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The Best Of All and

For over my years Mrs. Winslowss Soothing
syrup has been used by mothers for their childre1
while teething. Are you disturbed at night and
nroken of your rest BY sick child suffering and
crying Win pam q cutting teeth2 II 50 send al
syrup Tor children teething. It, value II
incalcuAahle. Il viii relieve the poor little
sufferer iniAaeulaielF. Depend upon il, mothers
there L no mistake about it. It cures diarrhts
regulates the stomach and bowels cures w.iua
gives tone and energy 10 the whole s,s.l,rn
MIS- Nlnsiow's soothing syrup for children
teethinE = pleasant O. the taste and i the
prescription or one q the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses IN the udifed States and
y Tor sale by 81 druggists throughout the world
Winslow's Soothing Syrup
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A Novel Entertainment.

Many Of the life scenes to be wiz WIZ
al the Colonial Moving Picture ana ui' 49,
tai Evening entertainment are llNe ~
ways Of msgicians and amulets, iaiI .ss.,sss
lamps Of Aladdin; the shoes OF :" -
les or the burdens Of life have made ~"
weary. let yourself drift with the e'ul-.c-t
Go and see this matches enteTla y. Iii
The beauty and the brilliancy theIs VA
lift your spirits. The light ana shau ". IA
interest to be found there are PROF s....-,is
mirth and music, discussing the ,.rsl-
and shrivelling thoughts that nav INA
led so much brightness in your lll'f vii
laughter and complete satisiaetlo.. bsn.
supplant them. At Dubois Gay E and
25 cents. Children. IS cents. For saie a
A. f. Bass
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LlLLIEvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. sayles Hoisington were in
Randolph Thursday.
Elmer and Dan stoddard are visiting in
Windsor for few days.
Mrs. Hattie Hoisington and Josie Greene
called on Mrs. Harriet Bird in Stock
bridge Saturday.
Ed. Billiard returned to his home in
Springfield, Mass, Saturday, after spend
ing two weeks with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Howard, Master
Charley and Miss Blanche, their son and
daughter, from Maiden, Mass, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Copeland OF Randolph
called ON Mr.. and Mrs. Sayles Hoisington
SUNDAY.
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BETHEL LYMPUs.

Miss Mary Norton of Washington, VT.
is visiting here.
Charlie Vail of Royalton visited his
brother, Roy Vail, over Sunday.
School began Tuesday with fifteen
scholars, Fannie Leavitt teacher.
Mrs. Julia Cutler OF Windsor visited
her sister, Mrs. Merritt Brink. a few DAYS
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buttles and Earl and
Frank visited last week in Warren. Linz
coin ana Ripton.
A COW belonging to Hugh Whitaker.
which was running in the pasture Of al
bert Dustin, could not be found for %
days. When found she was hung in such
a way she could not get food or water.
But she is able to eat again.