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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-17
EAST BETHEL.
Bicycles Repaired.

Bicycles Repaired.
ID. c. Woodward, 81 So. Main St., Ram
dolph. 3w
Good Berkshire and Chester pigs for
feeders. CLIFFORD q RIx.
Mrs. Susie Jones is on the sick list.
d. l.. Parker returned to Niles, Mich,
last week.
r. Fields loaded a car with potatoes for
market last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Bennett were at RAN
dolph on business the first of the week.
Miss Minnie Monkey Of Concord, n. H.,
is spending little time at her old home.
J. A. Button had a very serious attack of
Indigestion last week, but is improving
now.
II is reported that A. f. Waterman has
bought the Moulton farm now occupied
by George Lombard.
Frank Monkey returned 20 the Hood
farm, Lowell, Mass, last week after spend
ing few days in this vicinity.
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Petition for Divorce.

STATE OF VERMONT : To Florence
ORANGE COUNTY, s.. NJ. Clark,
Greeting;
Whereas, Herbert III. Clark Of Randolph
in this county, has filed IN the Office Of The
Orange county court, his libel for divorce
therein alleging in substance that he was
married to Florence NJ. CLARK, al Brook.
field in said county, ON the sd day OF
March, 1896, by Geo. w. Morrow, minis
ter OF the gospel, and that he had since
May l, 1898, been a resident OF Randolph
in said county. and that he, the said Her
bert, had lived with said Florence as her
husband, and in the due observance Of
the marriage covenant until about Alg.
80, 1901, bat that the said Florence, diTe.
garding her marriage covenant, aa
Randolph on or about the 8th Gay y
August, 1901, committed the crime q
adultery with VIM. Larock and NlliulP
deserted the petitioner, and has hilheNV
continued such desertion, ana phtng
that the bond OF matrimony between hlA
and the said Florence may be olssoyeuj
and a divorce granted unto HIM az u
which he has verified by signature and oaln,
further setting forth, and alleging va,
the said Florence now resides OUTSIDE ~
the state OF Vermont. You are hereoy CON-
manded to make personal appearance
fore the County Court, next 70 9e neia =
Chelsea on the first Tuesday Of june A. Y.
1902, TO make answer 10 the ioregoms
petition, and TO stand to, abide ana W.
form the order OF the court therein anu
il appearing that the said Florence O!sl ~,
is without the state OF Vermont, g wv.
legal service by personal notice. capaot y
made upon her, il is hereby ordereu .lss
the foregoing substance OF said pellllon
and copy OF this order be printed thlTg
weeks successfully in the Herald az
News, a weekly newspaper printed y hAn,
dolph aforesaid, the last publication y.
which shall be at least six weeks preSllsvJL'
TO the said session OF county court WIZ
shall be deemed suilg ,s.i
notice to said Florence Clark OF said hp'i'
At Chambers, Apr. 2, 1902. ~
JOHN w. HOWELL, Judge Of slpl' y"
NJ. NJ. WILSON, Atty. for Llbellahr
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RoxRuRY.

Daniel Worcester was in Montpelier
Friday.
A. Z. Richardson visited in Braintree
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII. Cady were in North
field Friday.
Miss Jessie Shaw of Bethel was in town
Friday night.
w. J. Carpenter was at home from
Granville over Sunday.
Mrs. Bradbury Of Claremont, n. H., is
visiting friends in town.
r. p. Nichols has finished his duties in
Hancock and is stopping in town.
w. II. Cady has secured a position in
Barre and is soon to move his family there,
having sold his house here TO Mr.. Hayes
of Brookfield.
The local lodge Of Good Templars cele-
brated its 3lst anniversary on Tuesday
evening of last week. A literary program
consisting of music Rotations and read
ing of several letters from former mem
bers was rendered during the evening.
Refreshments of new sugar and dough-
nuts were served.
Mrs. Emma Eldred passed away Wednes-
day after several months painful illness
with tuberculosis, at the home of VIM.
Dunsmoor, for whom she has acted as
housekeeper for some time. Her funeral
was held from the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Hattie Stanley Friday. The remains
were taken to Hamilton. n. ", for burial.
accompanied by Mrs. Stanley, her daugh-
ter, and Burt, her son. She leaves many
friends here to mourn her loss. The de-
ceased was 81 years of age.
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eAYsvILLE.

Mrs. Albert Hill has been quite sick.
Harris Waters.
Frank Boutwell, died last week Wednes-
day, after long illness.
O. J. Richardson has sold his place in
this village to Ned Sheldon OF Boston.
Parker Babcock has moved onto the
William Chamberlain farm on Mt. Hun
ger.
F.V. Hassam has finished making last
blocks in. and returned home for
a few weeks.
The adjourned meeting of the Gaysville
Village Improvement society which was
held last Friday night effected perma-
nent organization and adopted plans which
promise most excellent results for building
sidewalks and stimulating individual
effort for improving the general appear
ance OF our village. The selectmen have
agreed to expend $50 in building side
walks and over s75 has been raised by
individual subscriptions. The executive
committee elected to carry out the purpose
OF the society are, DR.. f. +. Steele, Herbert
Mills. Il. w. Whiteomb; committee ON
street lamps, Il. Z. Baker, A. III. Har-
rington, Arthur Wright; committee on
subscription, A. II. Harrington, Wilfred
Hassam, o. n. Harrington. 1t is hoped
lnaI everyone VIII assist III the soou tMork
by improving the appearance of their own
private property by rebuilding broken
down fences, removing rubbish etc. 1t
will certainly increase the value of
property much more than ii Will cost and
besides make the village far more attrac-
tive. Work is already begun by the
road commissioner and executive COM
mittee constructing gravel sidewalks
Mr.. Perkins, the road commissioner, is
doing excellent work on the streets in the
place where il was much needed.
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Guardian Notice

STATE OF VERMONT, III Probate Court beld
ltANpoLrH DISTRICT. ss vat Rand0luh within ana
Ut -tld district ON the 8lat day OF March A ID
I've FRANK ~ Cleveland, guardian of Lucrctia
Ahii'ANh OF hfantrec, in said district makes
alputaunn % said Court for license % sell the
ioli9N nE described real estate 81 his said ward. =
daheH smith farm also an undivided mart 81 me
htff1 10y s1-callea, all in said Braintree repre-
sthllhE lh3t the sale thereof Is necessary for the
support Of his said ward
Mhtreupan, it Is ordered hy said Court. that
siia a'plcati9n Pc referred 90 session thereof
on the 22d day 81 April A ID 1922 f1r b,.1ri1e, 94Td
'.-lnh thereon; and, IL Is further ordered thaf
~ persons interested be notified hereof I'M pub-
.-.''n ei notlce Qi said application and order
Ht,f',9n' tIFee weeks suecessiVelv in the Herald
.,,l Nyss published at Randolph. before said
go. 4stftl't' thgt they may appear az said
thereto. 'o' 'NJeet
81 the Court: Attest
lt WILLIAM II. NICHOLS judge.
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SHARON.

DR.. Kenny went to Lowell Tuesday.
Joe Sherlock arrived from Philadelphia
last week.
Jennie and Oracle Marsh were sick last
week with chicken pox.
Mrs. o. c. Sawyer went to Lowell Mon
day for surgical treatment.
Lee Faneuf and wife were called here
from Stoneham, Mass, last week by the
death of their brother. They returned
Saturday night.
The following is a correction of an item
in recent issue in regard to Charles
Downer renting Mrs. Baxters farm. 1t
was false report as G.. A. Cheney has
leased it and is to occupy the house.
Among the relatives from a distance to
attend the funeral of Carroll Reynolds
Saturday were Harvey Doubleday and
family, Herbert Doubleday and wife, VIII
lard Avery and family of Claremont, n.
H., William Danforth and wife, Charles
Ordway and wife of Tunbridge.
Carroll wilkins Reynolds, I'd, son of
Almond and Ada Reynolds, aged % years,
10 mo-, da., passed ON to the higher life,
Wednesday, April 9th, after many years OF
patient suffering. Funeral services were
held at his home Saturday at ! O'Clock,
Rev. +. n. Saltmarsh of West Hartford
officiating, which were attended by a
large circle of friends. Interment was in
the family lot in Pine Hill cemetery.
Many beautiful flowers were placed upon
and around the casket by loving hands.
Carroll was young man of pure and
noble character, honest and upright with
his fellowmen, one who had a kind word
and smile for everyone, and his memory
will long be cherished in the community.
Much sympathy is extended to the be-
reaved family in their great afiiiction.
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SOUTH RANpoLPH.

Mrs. VIII Young is about the same.
Clarence Green has sold his beautiful
Donbert mare, Daisy, to Mrs. g. +. Jones
OF Randolph.
John Goodrich has been moving his
goods to South Royalton. He took his
family Tuesday.
George Hyde finished the sugar season
with the remarkable amount OF 1900 lbs.
OF sugar from $50 trees.
Misses Florence and Franco Camp are at
home for a weeks vacation from their
schools in Massachusetts.
Miss Ruth Hanks went Saturday to Nor
witch where she is to teach the intermedi-
ate grade in the village school.
John Ferris is sick with pneumonia at
Walter Gihford's His mother was sent
for to help in caring for him. DIR. Bailey
attends him.
Miss Ruth RIford goes Friday to Will
Jamestown to teach the primary grade in
the quarry district. She expects between
40 and 50 pupils.
(From another sourcel.
5. W. Smith is working for Della Storrs.
Charles Miles has moved to the Charles
Morrill, farm.
Earl Riiord runs a milk team to Ran
dolph Center creamery, taking the milk Of
four or five farmers in this locality.
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Drew & Leonard, Druggists
Petition for Divorce.

STATE OF VERMONT, June Term, 1902
ORANGE COUNTY, IS. Orange Co. Ct
To Mary Elizabeth Peavey
Whereas, Joseph B. Peavey of Braintree,
in this County, has filed in the office OF
the Clerk OF Orange county court his libel
for divorce, therein alleging, in sub
stance, that he was married 10 Mary Eliz-
abeth Wild at Manchester, in the State OF
New Hampshire, on the I'd day OF January,
A. ID. 1895, by Lyman ID. Bragg, a clergy
man, and that he had since the I'd day Of
January, A. ID. 1896, been a resident OF
Braintree, in said County OF Orange, and
that he, the said Joseph b. Peavey, lived
with the said Mary Elizabeth until about
the 18th day OF May, A. d. 1897; that dur
ing said eoverture the said libellant on his
part has faithfully kept his marriage COW
enant and performed all the duties apper-
tanning tn sreto, but that the said libellee
on her part has not kept the marriage
covenant but has violated the same, for
that the said Mary Elizabeth since said
marriage and while the said parties were
residing in this county at divers times has
treated the libellant with intolera bic
severity, and that on or about the 18th
day Of May, A. ID. 1897, wilfully deserted
the said lbellant and has hitherto con-
tinued said desertion.
And praying that the bond OF matri-
mony between him and the said Mary
Elizabeth may be dissolved and a divorce
granted unto him, all OF which he has
verified by oath, and further setting forth
and alleging that the said Mary Elizabeth
now resides outside of the State OF YER
mont.
You are hereby commanded to make
personal appearance before the county
court next TO be holden at Chelsea on the
first Tuesday Of June, A. ID. 1902, to make
answer to the foregoing petition and to
abide and perform the order OF this court
therein. And it appearing that the said
Mary Elizabeth Peavey is without the
state OF Vermont so that legal service by
personal notice cannot be made her, il il
hereby ordered that the foregoing sub
stance OF said petition and a COPY OF this
order be printed three weeks successfully
in the Herald and News, a weekly news
paper printed at Randolph, in said Coun-
", the last publication OF which shall be
at least six weeks previous to the said ses-
sion OF county court, which publication
shall be deemed sufficient notice to said
Mary Elizabeth Peavey Of said libel.
At Chambers, April ,, 1902.
JOHN w. ROWELL, Judge Of the Su-
preme Court.
w. II. Nichols, Attorney for LibelIant.
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BETHEL YMPUs.

Charlie Vail is visiting his brother, Roy
Vail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bowen visited at
Pearl Bowen's Sunday.
Mrs. S. A. Bowen is suffering with I'M
fiammatory rheumatism.
VIII Dart was at A. A. Newel's in
South Stock bridge Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wight OF Windsor visited
her aunt, Mrs. Merritt Brink, recently.
Norah LaBounty visited her sister,
Addie, at NJ. +. Whittaker's a day last
week.
Mrs. Lucy Gilman and two children are
visiting her brother, Hugh Whitaker, for
few days.
Lorenzo Bowen supplied the pulpit at
the church Sunday, Rev. j. Wesley Miller
being away at conference.
The mail boxes for the rural free de-
livery have been received and delivered.
Now what we want is a mail carrier to de-
liver the mail.
Walter Mills of Gaysville is painting and
papering this week for &. X. Noble. Last
week be worked for NJ. Z. Whitaker and
:. A. Bowen.
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EAST RRooKElELp.

Dorothy Bigelow returned from Burling-
ton last week Wednesday
Mrs. L. G. Wakefield OF Montpelier was
here last week to attend the funeral of John
Clark.
A goodly number from here went to
BTookfield last Sunday TO hear their for
mer pastor, Rev. p. p. Womer
John Clark died last week Monday, at
the age Of 20 years, at the home Of his son.
e. w. Clark. Mr.. Clark had suffered in
tensely throughout the entire winter and
death came TO him as a sweet relief. The
untiring devotion and excellent care which
be received at the hands OF his son and
sons wife, are worthy of special commen-
dation. The funeral was held from the
house Wednesday forenoon, Rev. Frances
kimball of Williamstown officiating. The
service was under the direction Of W. II.
sprague and interment was in the village
cemetery at WilliamstOwn.
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GRANVILLE.

Lewis Kidder went to BrookheId Mon
day.
Dr. slayton from Warren was in town
Tuesday.
Eugene Perry and Dan Durham were in
town Sunday.
Harry Wilson win move into the house
vacated by his brother.
W. ]. Carpenter and y. y. Rice went TO
BoXbury saturday, returning Monday.
Eddie Wilson moved his family to RAN
dolph Tuesday, where he IS 10 work for
Mr.. Bass.
Mrs. Dan Seeman had the misfortune to
fan downstairs Monday morning. She
was hurt quite badly.
Mrs. Margaret Riley returned Saturday
from Calais, where she has been stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. Remission. sever
al months.
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sTocKBRl0eE.

Fred Huntington of Randolph was in
town Thursday. ST..
Mrs. f. W. Clark was in Sherburne Sun
day and Monday.
Mrs. Z. w. Clark was in Rochester Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Jane Norton is spending several
days in New York state.
Leslie Chamberlain is spending several
days in w. h. Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Blackmer visited at
Mr.. Barnes in Bethel recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Blackmer spent
Sunday at her home in South Stockbridge.
Lucian Blackmer has returned from st.
Louis, and will board at Ira Smiths this
summer.
Mrs. Ed. Patnode and son, Joe, and
daughter, Mrs. James Eubar, and A. T..
Baker were in Rochester Saturday
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ROCHESTER HOLLOW,

Mrs. Nelson Bell is ON the sick list.
Brad Brown of Lillieville was in the
place last week.
Mrs. Bernice Rathburn was at Mr..
Abbey's Sunday.
Clyde Bowen of Bethel has been visiting
his brother, Pearl
Mr.. Judd and wife OF Braintree visited
at {. Martins Sunday.
AFRO Bowen OF East Bethel was at
George Nichols Saturday.
Mrs. Allen of Bethel was at her sons,
George Nichols, last week.
Mrs. Larope OF Braintree was at her
brothers., Nelson Bells, Sunday.
Walter Archer, George Nichols and
VIII Hoisington hunted bears Friday
Frank Bingham hurt his hand badly
while saving wood with circular saw
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Martin visited at +. p.
Smiths on Braintree Hill the first of the
week.
Charles Martin has sold the house
known as the Malta house, to George
Wells. He has taken it down and Is
moving 1t to his place.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-17

For all kinds of sores, burns, bruises or
other wounds DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve is a sure cure. Skin diseases yield
to 1t at once. Never fails in cases of piles
Cooling and healing. None genuine but
DeWitts. Beware of counterfeits. ~
suffered for many years from a sore
caused by gun shot wound in my left
leg, says A. ). Fuller, English, Ind. sit
would not heal and gave me much trouble
used all kinds OF remedies to no purpose
until ! tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
A few boxes completely cured me" ID. q.
Goodno, Rochester; +. /. Clafiin, East
Braintree
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Are You
Run 5!!| !. Down n.!. \ !
out, brain won't ~
work, have no appetite, no
ambition, strength or cour.
you need Vinol-we
guarantee it will help you.
Your money back fit don't.
How vinoI made F. searIe stronger.

"Your Vino is certainly wonderful preparation, bottle ha
ing worked wonders with My appetite gone nothing tasted
good decided try Vino and the second day beginning
take it began relish food again have heartily
meal since and only feel stronger but have made substantial
gain weightW F. SEARLE Perpont Street. Peabody, Mass
Mrs. S. c. Berry says VinOl is Great Remedy.
az taken with the Grippe year ago last March
cough left was all run down and did any.
thing live Had hemouhages and others slight having
read what Vno had done for others also tried it, supsedn
notice change but It is have taken nearly four bottles
and shall get take for while longer the per
when began taking Vnol 1t surely great remedy
much for me- both for throat and lung trouble h
wish every trouble would give fair
c. BERRY, High Street, Farm HILL MiddeoWn Conn.
and let tell about people right here
who restored health by Vno We
to guarantee Vinol because know what it will do
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Petition for Divorce.
FetItlon TOT OiHSl - IAN
GEORGE G. OsGOOD v. NARY y ose0''
State Of Vermont
Orange County Court ,.ss

] State Of Vermont.
June Term lA-
] whereas, George C. Osgood ~ Randolph y w
County 81 Orange, has fled in the once y
setting forth in substance thar ne "a Bs.5irf
3 married 90 Mary =. osg0od, then 81 e 1890
/ Ia the County ~ Orange, and state q st-ts
az Lebanon, In the County ui grafton wv n
Of New Hampshire. on the 50th DAY % alhti = z
ls73. by G., A. Downs, a minister ul t.' Fl
then and there duly AUTHORIZE s,.ts IA
marriages under the laws q the sail SISSY
THAT. The maiden name Of the said nbeIes vas
That. after said marriage. the said parties u'e9
together as husband and wife lu tAe ~ he
New Hampshire az Dorchester, lt,34ss 49, 70. "a
sOth day q June, 1873, untll about inc l''"
That during said coverture, the go 5s .l.g.,
ON his part has faithfully kept tnt ~ ir.ds
naut and performed all the duties npl ~
thereto; but that the said iibeiiet, 81 4 ~
has not kept the marriage covenant ~ -. i-ls
violated the same; for t9at tls @ rg-tIss were
said marriage, and while inc salu ~. III 5fysr-
residing I'm the State ul New Ham .-lH = tsf..l
times committed the crime If aqulttIh IN
ON the 18th day II June. 1899, Wiiuliy ae-'ii''
said libeIlant ,...-tr
That. said Hbeliant has resided in the sel4t
81 Orange. since the first day Of jay. = .55f
az Randolph and IN the said state y Va .5I1
and praying that for the causes 81 I.-r.-.s
granted unto him. the said 0e9Tte w. "A Mary
And 10 being made % appear tlal VI ..it5faln
T. OsEood Is without this state, ~ tAat
cannot be served upun her, 80. .ar-
dency of said libel be given her hF lH.5.. -l.r
the substance thereof together Wild iaLsr 5.ss1
In the Herald and News, a neWri'aItl 5s-.a
az Randolph in the County oi ural-gs No.
weeks successively. the last ~ WhtsA 5f4r
tlrns to be 40 least six weeks PRIOR q - o.
81 the next term 81 Orange cell,s 49, - tHe
held az Chelsea. fn the Comfy q ot.-s- 81 zine
first Tuesday OF June. A. u. lsa4i 81 sri
the said Mary n Oslr.,.,si + ordered g. iI il A
show cause II am 81. have. why the llate
said petition should not De granted r5r4fv
Given under mv hand a. Chelsea, ~
iiss TINS i''i 'i'' - EMERY, tefA'
v-5ii5..r., n N-te,,.i. Attorney for Petitioner
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Don't neglect coughs and colds even IL
II i spring. such cases often result seri-
ously At this season just because people
are careless. A dose Of One Minute Cough
Cure viii remove an danger. Absolutely
safe. Acts At once. sure cure for coughs.
colds, Group, grip, bronchitis and other
throat and lung troubles. II have used
One Minute Cough Cue several years.
SAYS Postmaster G. o. Dawson. Barr. ul.
"it j. the very best cough medicine on the
market. 10 has saved me many q severe
spell Of sickness and 4 warmly recommend
it, The children's favorite A. R-Hood
j Son, Chelsea; ,. A. Chodei, Gaysville.
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Probate of viii.


ESTATE OF ROSWELL HOLBROOK.
Stall Oh VERMONT In Probate Cont held
- 1911 blsrElcT s. az Randolph boz and la
s bistreI on the 9th day III April A III
80 =. l.slI aiaent plrporting o. be the last viii
Randolph, IN said district dereas.d f1ai-rs -,
seltea ~ the Court BY Mary r. Hofarnak no
named therein, for Prnhlfes In Il
therein Dc notified d app,ar ~ i s.ei- ~ ~,
= ~ ~ u - uelI az the Probate once Tn Ran
49, nl thr 1sih day % April A. ID 1902 ami
49,. any they may have AGAINST no
1870 ~ san will, fer which purpose Il ii
lil.ff urleTe, that copy 81 the record ~ tbis
,rdsr he punished three week. sucef.ssi,..ir- II
the Herald ans News. printed IN par.i.,I,.t ~ "
'o17 ~ 81 ~ tune appointed for hearing
lf WILLIAM Il. NICHOLS. Juaee
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Card.

We, the undersigned. do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 50-cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar il il
fails 70 cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee q z5-cent bottle to prove sstis-
factory or money refunded.
A. Il. Hood & Son. Chelsea.
a. y. King & son. Tunbridge.
C.. A. Wight. North Tunbridge.
s. B. Buell. & Co. South STAFFORD.
4. l.. Udall q son. STAFFORD.
Frank Durkee. Pittsfeld.
&. ". Brigham a. son, Pittsfeld.
Fred Morrill,. Pittsfeld.
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Bethel olLEAD.

Mrs. John Averin is working at Mr..
Emerson behring's.
Hamblin Barnes and wife visited al
Charles Calls Sunday.
J. r. shaw. wife and daughter were at
her fathers over Sunday.
Mrs Emerson Deering is quite IN with
heart trouble. Albert Deering is also in
quite poor health.
Charles Dyke was the first man IN this
vicinity TO plant his garden. He planted
il the last week in March.
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SOUTH TuNRRIpGE.

Charlotte Wallace is working at River
side.
Mrs. d. w. Bliss of Bethel spent Friday
at A. j. Wills.
There will be the usual church service
here next Sunday at 80 p. m.
w. X Howe, who has been quite sick
with appendicitis, is gaining, and will
recover.
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NORTH TuNsRIneE.

Vim Farnham is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Nellie Flanders.
Bert Brown, who recently went to Cali
fornia, has arrived there safely.
James Diamond, who was burned out
last week, is to move into the house OF o.
r. Slack.
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A Nearly Fatal Runaway

Started horrible ulcer on the leg of J.
b. Orner, Franklin Grove, H., which de-
fled doctors and all remedies for four
years. Then Bucklon's Anica SaIve cured
him. Just as good for boils, burns, bruis-
e., cuts, corns, scalds, skin eruptions and
piles. 25c.
For sale by Drew & Leonard, Randolph.
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Iiheration NotIce.

This is TO certify that have this dsf $500.
son, Rufus $ Flint MS time durine A. III dsbrs
. shall claim nome 81 his earnings f {. ~
Tess SLOAN fAiNA-