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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-06
A Cordial Welcome.

Last Friday evening the reception
planned by the ladies OF the Baptist socie-
" for the new pastor, Rev. Brown l.. Smith,
and his family, afforded an opportunity
for a social mingling of pastors and mem
bers Of the several churches here, of which
more than 200 took advantage.
For the occasion the church and chapel
were temporarily converted into drawing
and dining rooms, the floral decorations be-
ing ferns ana lovely pink and white azalias.
At the door the guests were welcomed
by Mrs. Vim. III. Dubois, DIR. L. {. Angel,
I'll. NJ. Totman and Miss Mabel Wadleigh,
after which, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Bell pre-
sented them to Rev. and Mrs. Smith, Mas
ter Grayton and Miss Pearl.
Mrs. w. B. Wall, Mrs. Flora Flint, Mrs.
w. G.. Cushman and Miss Flora Bell were
.'fioaters.' In the chapel cake, coffee and
Russian tea were served. Misses Lucie Wall,
Eunice Flint, Anne Dubois, Maud Emer-
son and Hazel Fairbanks acting as walters.
The pourers who served during the even
ing were Mrs. r. II. Chamberlin, Mrs. r.
F. Emerson, Mrs. A. +. Dean and Mrs. II.
A. Leonard.
The reception was a charming one and
Rev. and Mrs. Smith expressed their APP
probation Of the opportunity of meeting
so many of the tOwnspeople.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The juniors have selected a very pretty
diamond-shaped pin as their class en-
blem.
The members Of the girls glee club are
practising regularly and are making good
progress.
The senior class viii probably give a
drama later on for the purpose Of raising
money to help pay graduation expenses.
A committee has been appointed to in
vestigate the matter OF forming an Athlet-
ie association with the neighboring high
schools.
The sophomores have organized a socie-
ty with the following officers Pres. Row
Smith; Vice Pres, Marioria Panton: Fec.
Mae Cone; Sec. and Treas, Hortense
Flint. 1t is to be debating club.
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Randolph Continued.

HIM. Miller is laid up with rheumatism.
Mrs. r. II. Slack has been i'll the past
week
IL. X. Darling of Chelsea was in town
( last Thursday
g. w. Barnes remains quite poorly, be-
f ing confined to the house.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs Charles Danyow.
/ A. j. Boyce had an experience with
4 quinsy the first of the week.
There was no stock shipment Monday
for the first time for months.
( f. J.. Fish of Vergennes, national bank
examiner, was in town Thursday.
Pearl Clough leaves tonight for Lowell,
/ Mass, where he will visit his uncle.
I The w. r. G. will serve boiled dinner
and hash supper at Edson's hall next Tues
day.
I Dr. and Mrs. S. n. Gould attended the
/ John G.. Wooley lecture at Barre Tuesday
evening.
Miss Sarah Vaughan, who had been a
/ guest at J. ID. Mitchells, returned yester-
/ day to Bridgewater
( Receiver G. II. Markham went 20 Water
bury yesterday in his official capacity as a
I trustee Of the asylum.
I Mrs. Charles G. Dubois and Miss Anne
/ l.. Dubois go 10 Hanover today for a short
visit At DR.. O.. d. Frosts.
4 W. +. Dow Of Waterbury Center was in
{ town Wednesday calling upon an invalid
sister al Mrs. W. II. Nichols.
/ W. B. Wall, Misses Lucie Wall and
+ Eunlce Flint went TO Boston Monday.
+ Mr.. Wall goes on to New York.
| Miss Winnifred Richmond was in Mont
/ pelier yesterday and goes to Royalton to-
I day TO spend few days at Locust lodge.
/ The Ladies' Book club viii be entertain
/ ed at Mrs. Il. Mcintyre's Feb. Sth. The
/ last Of the programs on Scotland will be
given az this meeting.
/ Judge William H. Nichols is in Mont
I pelier as counsel for John +. Kimball in
! his ease before the Supreme court, which
! Is likely to be heard today.
| j. z. Cleveland circulated paper for
Eugene Greene and about 80 was raised
To aid him in his misfortune. He is doing
quite well and his recovery is expected.
! p. +. McIaurin OF Cuba was in town
last week ON his way to Quebec. He will
/ travel through the South and West and
return here before going back to Cuba.
The article on Caspian Lake, Green's
/ boro, in the current Interstate Mage zine
/ contains an exterior and interior view OF
Il ~ ANAs ~ - " NIT
I hill.
DIR. G.. ]. Rumrill has been confined to
/ the house the past week with a touch Of
1 bronchial pneumonia. His friend. j. X.
/ Hayward Of New York, visited him over
I sunday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver p. Hood have is
sued invitations TO the wedding Of their
/ daughter. Alice Gertrude, and Robert
Russell Fielders, Wednesday evening,
4 Feb. 18th.
james Thompson returned to Montpel-
ter yesterday. His wife. who Rccompa-
lled him here saturday, viii remain sever
4 weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Foster
VIII :. spear, assisted by A. B. Cush-
nan, real estate agent has sold his farm.
'loek and tools 70 Geo. W Douglass oi
aWrenceyIlle. n. g., who win take pos
/ ssIou soon.
The .'lnvulnerablesn were invited Ia
'andolph Centei saturday evening to at
Tend dance and spread given at the
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WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

Ashes for sale. If MARooTT g. HAYES.
Dry slab wood for sale. st f. H. POWERS
Hav for sale, also a light traverse sled.
M ADNA NJ. ADAMS.
Diaries at less than cost to close.
~ BUCK PIG. Co.
Full blooded pointer pup for sale;
Nv n. y DUR
wASrED:-Girl for general Homework.
2w - T. LADD'
Chickens, live or dressed, bought at, at all
times. Il r. - I'M
q Fridav w. +. RAND.
WANTED Farm hand, good mixer.
p. o. Box 1874, Randolph.
Write Mills & Company, Barre, Vt, for
prices on Barre granite monuments.
MiIk for sale. Cows recently tested and
proved ali right. st n. W. McCoLLoM.
win nav highest market prices for hides,
a, ins ana pelts. If +. N. JERD.
r.. NJ. and c. V. mileages to rent at j.
c. Hulbert's barber shop, Edison block
Buy Barre granite monuments at the
prices n marble from Mills q Co., Barre
Go to C. w. Proper, Dudley St., for car
riage and sleigh repairing, saw ming
etc. All work guaranteed. u
We can quote prices 500 lower on mon
uments than your retail dealers. Write
us. MILLS & Co., Barre, Vt.
One large and one small water motor in
good running order for sale cheap. "
MILLS & Co., Barre, VI.
VIII pay full market price for fancy
dressed chickens or fowls. For partlcu-
lars address G. j. Allen a Co., 363-365 Bay
St., Springfield, Mass.
FoR SALE:-House, barn and lot on
Central street Cause of sale, removal.
For terms, address THOMAS CARRIGANi
IFS West ST., Worcester, Mass. II
WANTED: LADY compositor capable OF
earning first class wages; to such, fare adj
vanced and steady work guaranteed: Ad-
dress 2t PRESS, Dickinson, No. Oak,
LOST: On Saturday last, between the
stock farm and Randolph village, a lady's
black silk handbag containing pocket
book and q small amount Of money,
and few other articles. II
the finder will leave the same at this office
a suitable reward viii be given,
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Letter to Fred Smith,
R1ndo1Db VerD,o,,t

Dear Sir: Here is a curious condition
in the paint business, but it exists. n
Avery, Delhi, n. V, owns two houses
exactly alike; he painted one with mixed
paint took u gallons. Painted the other
with Deyoe; bought II gallons and had s
gallons left Same painter. George GIL
bert. Same result, so far as looks 20.
As you are not paint maker. YOU prob-
ably don't understand why a gallon ~
DeVoe lead and zinc contains twice a.
much paint as gallon of some Of the
mixed paints. Wen tell you a gallon
OF milk that's half water isn't a gallon az
milk; neither is a gallon OF paint that's
half lime and china clay gallon Of naint
The following is the ANALYSIS Of one IL tbe
mixed paints sold in your section.
Lead, zinc and color a per cent
Lime and China Clay SO
This % Der cent of lime and china clay
IS whitewash; it is to paint what water i
10 milk adulteration; consequently tbis
paint contains only II per cent Of iesgiti-
mate paint material lead. zinc and c6lorf
while Devoe lead and zinc contains loo ner
cent. -
That explains why a gallon Of Devoe
lead and zinc contains twice as much
paints.
Yours truly.
P. :. W. +. hanson. Randoirb ST,,,','s-
1rahaln, Bethel, Campbell Il Greeley
Rochester, and f. o. Tracy. Chelsea r
T. moody, 30. Royalton, sell our paint.
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| Church Notes.
The subject of the Christian Science
Bible lesson for next Sunday is ''Soul"
Sunday Rev. w. T. Sparhawk preached
in the Cong'l churches at both Pittsfield
and Gaysyille.
Rev. George Il. Laid will speak next
Sunday morning on "Religious life and
work among students"
Glowing Providence is the subject OF
Rev. +. G.. Raineys sermon at the NJ. T..
church Sunday morning.
The c. f. anniversary exercises at the
Christian church were postponed from last
Sunday evening until next.
The subject of the sermon at the Christ
ian church next Sunday morning will be
"The Pattern Shown to us on the Mount"
The subject of Rev. Brown +. Smiths
sermon at the Baptist church on Sunday
viii be 'The Cruciiixion of Christ at Three
Angles"
The Young Womans Foreign Mission
airy society of the NJ. y. church will meet
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs.
Frank Copeland.
The circular conference will meet at the
Congl church next Tuesday at 10.45 a. m.
| There will be a sermon at IL O'Clock by
Rev. +. A. Poole of Barre, and discussion
Of practical topics Of church work in the
afternoon, beginning at 100. All are very
cordially invited to attend the exercises.
The ladies Of the NJ. r. church will hold
a sociable with Mrs. Albert Morse on FRI
day, Feb. Z, from o'clock on, to which
every one is invited. Mrs. VI " Bailey
viii call on the hill, starting at $3.50 to
take those who have no other way Of GO
ing and will call for Others at DIR. Bailey's
drug store.
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Gard.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on 50-cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar il il
fails TO cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
&. K. Black, South Royalton.
Geo. A. Laird, Royalton.
Walbridge & Heath, sharon.
Badger & Moves, Sharon.
A. y. King & Son. Tunhridge.
Edward Miller. East Barnard.
NJ. J. Sargent &. Son. South Royalton.
W. NJ. Adams, North Pomfret.
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Maplewood by young ladies of the Normal
school, with Miss Gee, teacher Of English
and physical culture, as chaperon.
V. /. Spear, II. w. Vail, e. l.. Bass and
wife, II. NJ. Miller of Pomfret and Miss
Annie Messer OF Rochester started from
here Tuesday to attend the Vermont
Sugar Makers meeting at Burlington
The Sugar Market makes very fine eN-
hibit at this meeting.
f. N. Jerd bought OF Levi Kidder an OK,
paying him $3.50. When the animal was
slaughtered, it was found 70 be badly dis
eased with tuberculosis. Mr.. Jerd asked
that what he had paid be refunded. Mr..
Kidder refused, but after being sued re-
versed his decision and repaid the amount.
The Central train service continues
weird The night express from the south
got here at $3.50 yesterday morning, re-
curing AZ hours to come up from the
Junction, due 10 leaky engine. The eX-
press from the north was also about seven
hours late, two engines having played out
on the way and a third leaking badly
here. Many of the company's locomotives
are in such a condition that it is impos-
sible to keep up steam enough to make
time.
The Ladies' Book club met with Mrs.
Homer White Jan. 25 The members
answered the roll call with quotations
from Macdonald, after which Mrs. A. B.
Tewksbury read current events. Mrs.
Thayer told many interesting things about
Edinburg and Glasgow, and the program
was concluded with paper by Miss Man
ney, "Holyrood Palace-its associations,
which was very entertaining. A social
half hour with refreshments followed.
The University club of this place, with
invited guests from here and the Center,
numbering 81 in all, held the annual
Ladies' night at the Maplewood, Randolph
Center, Tuesday evening Landlord Stone
set delicious repast, embracing a wide
variety of well-prepared dishes, which,
with the splendid service, made it a ban
quet long to be remembered. Keen appe-
tite was induced by the ride up. The lit
erary program included a paper by Rev.
Homer White on 'Origin and Develop
ment Of language followed by discus
sion; songs by Dr. w. M. Kelly; recita-
tions by Miss Josephine Hodges.
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Gard.

To the neighbors and friends who as
sisted us in our time Of trouble, and to the
members OF the Masonic lodge and Eastern
Star chapter we wish to express our heart
felt gratitude. Mrs. f. S. NEWTON.
WALTER NEWTON.
MAUD NEWTON.
LENNON NEWTON.
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Are YOU looking for place to earn good
pay on steady work If you are, the Peer
less Mfg Co., Barton, Vt, manufacturers
OF muslin underwear, dress skirts and pet
ticoats. would be pleased TO hear from you.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-25
..noassr u. .Aal,ls..

The entire stock in trade OF
"Iim" Carlile, democratic candi-
date for state treasurer, consists
in the allegation that while he was
state treasurer in the early nine
ties he introduced the custom of
covering back into the treasury
the interest on all the public funds
For this reason all OF his friends
fondly dub him "Honest i'm,
reckless of the fate that has too
often befallen self-landed honesty
and regardless OF "Honest inns"
democratic ring in Pueblo, which
has literally demorslized the peo-
pie OF that CITY and made sure re-
publican success there.
1t might be worth while to in
quire how "Honest i'm" could
have done otherwise than turn
over the interest on the public
money which came into his hands
On January I3, 1891, a republican
legislature had passed law which
received the signature OF repub-
lican governor, Routt, not only
requiring that the interest on all
public funds be turned back into
the state treasury, but thought
fully affixing thereto penalty for
the non periormance'ot that duty
So it may reasonably be ask
ed how could "Honest Jim" do
otherwise than he did. The law
left him without an option and
not only elm" Carlile but every
other treasurer who has since oc-
cupied the Office has been forced
to do precisely the same thing.
.'Honest Jim," however, is the
only one OF them all who has ever
made a fuss about it or who has
ever blowD.about 1t. Not one of
them has ever tried 10 ride into
Office on that thin plea, for every
one OF them knew how ridiculous
il would sound when the provi-
sions OF the law were so plain that
he who ran might read. False
pretense is poor basis Tor a cam
paign, whether made by "Honest
lin" or the candidate for con-
constable. - Denver Republican.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-25

WHAT man with capital would
invest his money in this great
state with a view to developing its
resources and giving employment
to labor, when there were possibly
fifty-seven different systems OF tax
alton, representing as many coun
ties, which systems were liable to
be changed in tifty-seven different
ways each period of four years
A condition of affairs which is per
missible under the Bucklin amend
ment, enormously styled the Aus.
tralasian tax system.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-25
se.Iee Of e,a., s...,.ms...

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Ii
Bing, deceased Notice Is hereby given.
That ON Monday the 9Th day of October. A.
ID. is0s. being ot,r Of the regular days OF the
October term Of the county court u Oteru
County. in the state of Color ado. l, G- ::
Thompson. administrator of said estate. - Ill
appear before the Judge of said eoart- pre-
sent my final settlement n- such ndminis isfrn.
tor, pray the approval of the same, and will
then apply to he discharged Ms such admins
traitor. AT which time aiid place any pefson
in interest may appear and present objcc-
Dated Mt La Junta, Colorado, September
%, is0c.
c. 5. THOMPSON.
Administrator of the estate Of Ii Bing, de.
deass,d.
First publication September g, isse.
Last publication October .. l9G.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-25
Bid. 10, o..re e.o.. eo"..,.e.,e..

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED IN
. til 10 O'Clock ~. M, November I. iSc- by
The Otero Irrigation District for the excasn.
tion of about :r1l.sS cubic yard. Of earth and
rock along the line of the Dfero canal, and
for th. construction of timber dam across
Arkansas river, for about 100 lineal feet Of
wooden pipe line aud flor such other strsic-
ture. a. may he determined upon. Bid. to
give price per cubic yard of excavation and
per n board measure. Bid. will be received
Tor all or any part Of the above work, and
are salicit-si, both to lie paid Ia cash or
In bonds Of the said di.fric. Plans and sEsci-
hcntiun. are file and may be in the
Office of the board OF directors. which n at
the Office Of the secretary, ". Y. Miller. or OF
the chief engineer y. I. Lewis. nj La Juntn.
Colorado The board of directors hereby
reserve tn. right To reject any or all bids.
NJ. y. MILLER, Secretary.
First publication October ;. isc.
Last publication October 70 issI.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-25
Sum m ons.
STATE COLORAn.I.

STATE OF COLORADO.
Ia the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District, sitting ia and Tor the county Of
Las Anima- aud state Of Colorado.
Right. in District No. ~. on Ietition of
Ramon Amada ct ais. No. sis
greeting to all rerson., parties To the
ahos. entitled cause, and their SUCCESSORS
In interest.
Whereas, ON the :nd day Of September.
iiste- In I'll. above court ard ia the above en- :.
titled cause, "a J-tition VA. filed by Ed.ard
ior and L. J. Duling, petitioner, on their
own behalf well n. ON behalf OF others In
t.rss'ed ~ the priority of Satsr rights In
rr-enting aud alleging that In the above en-
titled cause TINT the action OF L. L. Camp
e.pon. lied to .ss Of L. H. Ys. q.
referee, and his action in rendering what
purpori. To be "A fi.sl decree IN the above
entitled cause. upon the 9Th day of May, 1891
~as absolutely null ai,d void and that no
valid decree has ever been entered and that
Ia this court, and asking aud pray ing the
court that the said cause lie re-dsckrtssi
aud the court proceed tn pas. upon the ex.
ceptions filed to the report and hndiuss OF
said referee. L. II. Noble, and thereafter
make and enter u valid decree In said cause
said L. H. Noble. referee. adj Indicating the
priority of rights between bitches in said
District ~, in the state Of Colorado
And whereas, on the End day Of Sept~m-
ber. 1870, the said petition having been pre-
sents-i to the said court, Ia has ordered by
court that said cati-e ise re-siorketed and
that the matter Of hearing exceptions to tn.
report of the ref~rsc theretofore filed ia said
ea,i~s and the matter of rendering n final
decree therein he. and the was. set for
the 9Th day Of Octoter. A. ID. lYe, at the
court house nt Trinidad, In the county of
Las AniInas and state of Colorado.
And IL Was further ordered by the court
that notice of such proIso~sd proc~efing b~
given, directed tn ali persons who we're
parties in the above entitled cause and their
successors in interest, by publication for "a
period of at least 20 days prior tn the day set
for such proceeding.
You will therefore take notice. that upon
the 9th day OF October. A. ID. 1S.- at the
hour OF 10 o'clock, "A. M. at the court house.
In the city OF Trinidad county of Las AMI
inns aud state of Colorado, that the district
court. for the pnrpos~ of rendering valid
decree in the above entitled cause. adjndicat-
ing the priority of ~aser rights as between
the several ditche~ in said ~nter district ~.
~ill proceed to hear the cxceptions ber-to-
fore filed TO the report of the referee. l.. II.
Noble. In said cau.s. aud " hen said eNcep
tion- are dis .po-sd of, will proceed to render
a decree ~. aforesaid, sdjtidicating such
water rights. All persons, therefore inter-
e-fed as aforesaid, are hereby not He'd To he
present NJ said time and place, II they de-
sire. and make objections tn such proceed
iDg- IL they deem u proper.
Given under my hand and --al Of court
this 18th day OF september A. r. ly
clerk Of the District court In aud for Las
ShiIan. county Colorado.
ny JAS A. >oKrHcrTT, Deputy.
First publication. trfoi-r I. Issss
Last publication, October -. lssl1.
La Junta tribune., 1902-10-25
Sum mons.
STATE OF CoLoRADp,.

STATE OF CoLoRADot-
CopSTN OF BEST
District OF Colorado, within and for Rent
In the matter Of prioritie. Of water right. in
The People OF III. stat. of Colorado to all
persons, associations aud corporations in-
teresfed owners In any ditch. canal or
reservoir in said W s,er District No. I. and so
all owners and CONSUMERS Of water. greet
You are hereby notified that on the list
day of July, isc. J. Osborne Sons pr-~-ut-
ed to the Hon. Ie--~ g. Northcuft. Judge of
CbamterS In the city Of Trinidad in said dis
trics, their petition prsy ying for the fixing OF
the time for the hearing Of proof IN support
Of appropriation and application Of water in
said ditch, and. on the 1iss day OF July. ise,
the prayer Of said I~sision vas granted and
which .s.id order ~a. in words and figures
STATE 81 i1iis OF CSOioRADo.
CoCNrY OF HEST.
The Osborne Ditch. in Chambers AT Trinidad.
Las AnimA. county. Colorado.
Ch.%b-rs % %,ss hi. ai.s day q July. iss. and i
appearing TO ttH Coort that the application
ot p~sitioner~ for he.rins in the matter Of
Ditch l. proper. and that il is de<ir.bse to
k~sr the .sne In opea Cooet noe .shereforv-
ios.,i TO ale skeir pesitios ana ssssen~ss
In the Di.sricf Court OF bens County Colo
r.do. ssd Aeassnx shersoe oss.ref On ~
mon. & i...ej sy ssr Cerk q tn. Coavs d
Heat County. Coiors<io. dirersine all prr.css.
ssueissioss snd ceepor.sSoes ise<ressea -
ovpers in any diseA. canal or r~~ervoir In
satA water Dissries Nol L. asd To all ouBefs
aud cpnsuD<r~ of unser. 10 te asd apypar ae
satA Cosss ez ssseA day end H. any sssae-
mras OF claim us<srs oasA. for or aeaisss
tSoa by o. tkrouwk s0ch ditch. and for she
p0A1iraeaua ssd pusetAG o9 tAr sofices 10
sweA essrs upon payment OF all eu-ss by
fssgrsO JESSE B. NOgTHCuTT.
goAue-
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