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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-06

Charles Cummings, who has been spend
ing two weeks at the STAFFORD House, re-
turned Saturday to his home in South
Braintree, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kent, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. f. Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Chamber
lin and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fulton camp
ed at "Cobweb hail." Fairlee Lake, last
week.
ssRebecca's Triumph" which was given
at the town hall Thursday evening by the
Dramatic club called out a large and APP
preciative audience. All the parts were
especially well taken.
The G~lassbIowers are to be at the Town
hall all this week and the STAFFORD Cor
net band are to receive a percentage OF the
proceeds. Special features are planned for
each evening, with dancing.
The STAFFORD Cornet band ~serenaded w.
NJ. Hatch last Monday evening, which, IN
addition to a la y party in progress, mace
an exceedingly pleasant aHalr. 1heFS
were speeches by W. NJ. Hatch, Hayuand
Stevenson and b. T. Marshall and refresh
ments were served.
The officers of the Old Home Week as
ISOLATION have arranged the programme
for the week as follows:-Sunday, August
16. sacred concert at the town hall IN the
afternoon; Tuesday evening, reception
Wednesday, Old Home Day,with speeches,
followed by athletic sports in the after
noon and a large bonfire IN the evenings
Thursday evening, an entertainment by
the Dramatic club; Friday evening, Old
Home ball.
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sHERBuRNE.

F. M. Plumley was in Proctor Thursday.
Harold Pratt was in Rutland over Sun
day.
Miss Sophia Towne went to Ludlow Sat
urday.
Walter Taylor OF Rutland was in town
Sunday.
Rev. Jas. Mason took a trip to Boston
last week.
Floyd Cotton and wife Of Rutland were
in town Sunday.
Mrs. Frank johnson and children are
visiting in Rutland.
Mrs. Oren Bates visited her daughter,
Mrs. Ed. Currier, last week.
Miss Richmond of Boston is stopping at
j.. c. Carnahan's at present.
Henry II. Totman OF South pomfret was
at f. NJ. Plumley's last Thursday.
Mrs. j. C. CANADIAN returned from her
trip to western New York last week.
Miss Mabel Spaulding OF West Bridge
water visited at +. q. ~spaulding's last
week.
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
STAFFORD.

Charles Tuttle OF Everett, Mass, is visit
ing Frank Tuttle.
Ralph Crosweu Of Boston is the guest Of
Mrs. Mary J. Jones.
F. c. Avery was home from Fairlee lake
over Saturday night.
4. ID. Morrill, returned from camp at
Fairlee Lake, Saturday.
Miss Mary Blake returned Friday TO
her home in New Jersey.
Mrs. Emma Aldrieh Is visiting at the
Barrett louise for a week.
Mrs. l.. 5. Bartlett and daughter are
guests at Mrs. j. A. Ross.
DR.. Elmer Moore returned Friday TO his
home IN Providence, RI
Mrs. William NJ. Hatch and guests
spent Tuesday in Hanover.
smith :. Ballard Of Montpelier was a
guest OF James 5. Morrill, Thursday.
W. o. johnson Of Union Village visited
friends in town the first Of the week.
Z. Mcintyre, Mrs. Pushee and Mrs. Al
drich spent Thursday in West Fatrlee.
Messrs. Haviland Stevenson and w. M.
Hatch returned last Tuesday to Boston.
Mrs. l.. K. Mead Of Hanover spent sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Janette Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.. Clogston moved to
their new home in Thettord on Thursday.
There Is to be a picnic and bonfire in
S~anborn's woods this, Thursday, evening.
Mrs. Lila NJ. Currier went to West Leb-
anon the first Of the week for an indefinite
stay.
Elder Richardson of Vershire was in
town Sunday and baptized five by INNER
sion.
Messrs. Pushee and Cummings and the
Misses Chandler walked to Iunbridge on
Friday.
Mrs. r. s. Coon and children OF Cam
bridge, Mass, are boarding with Mrs. +.
IL. West.
Mrs. n. r. Hoffman Of West s%omerville,
Mass, is the guest of her brother, u. r.
Chandler.
Henry r. Reynolds and Miss Simmons
OF Dorchester, Mass, are guests at tne
STAFFORD House.
Mrs. W. p. Stone and daughter, Mar
jorie, returned last week from a ten days
visit at Lyme, N. II.
Mrs. c. L. Quimby and Miss Nj. e.
Hatch are spending a few Gays al "Ihe
Uplandsn in Enfield, n. H..
b. Frank Rollins and grandson, Harold,
after a stay Of three weeks at the Stranoru
House, left Friday for Boston.
Rev. Henry Cummings has been making
a short visit at the home OF his son, Rev.
George Cummings, Of Danville.
Wilbur f. Morrill, and Mrs. Edna Car
penter Of New Albany, Ind, are guests Of
their nephew, james 5. Morrill,.
Mrs. Mary J. Jones and daughter Of
Cambridge, Mass, arrived Friday at the
residence Of Mrs. g, +. Chandler.
Mrs. VIM. Mowry and Mrs. Kittie Car
penter of New York city arrived Monday
at the home of Mrs. g. M. Moore.
Lucius c. Hazelton was called to Chi
cage Tuesday where he is employed as
tenor soloist in one Of the churches.
The Misses Pierce and Nathan P. Nor
rill visited the first OF the week at the
home of Mrs. Frank Palmer Of Wilder.
A party of eighteen went to Tunbridge
Saturday to witness the ball game be-
tween the Tunbridge and STAFFORD mines.
Miss Scarlet from the White Mountains
and Mrs. Trask and son, Ralph, OF Spring
field, Mass, are guests at Maple Avenue
farm.
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BARNARD.

Miss Nellie Kelly has returned to Leba-
non.
Leonard Clogston has moved back to
his fathers.
Lizzie Emery is stopping with her sis
ter for a while.
Mark Moody and wife Of Bethel were at
Wayside Inn last week.
Elizabeth Hadley has gone to Marion,
Mass, for a months visit.
Mr.. Eaton has a large number of board
ers at the head of the lake.
Ed. Hickey Of Royalton was at the
Bradlaugh stables last week.
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Whiting and Mrs.
Keleher are at Hillside farm.
Everett Perkins Of Gardner, Mass, is
stopping at Frank Townsend's.
Mr.. Bliss was called to Montpelier last
week by the death of his nephew.
Nathan Hathorn has sold his black
horse to Mr.. Perkins of Woodstock.
Penn Atwood of New York has been
visiting his brother, Parker Atwood.
Mrs. Albin Shurtleff of Claremont, NH,
is visiting her brother, Charles Badger.
H. o. French and F. d. Burke were at
Claremont, n. H., last week on business.
Danforth Davis and Wells Blanchard
are boarding with Mrs. Tiley at the mills.
Mrs. George Aikens of Everett, Mass, is
stopping with her brother, p. |. Atwood.
Mrs. Ira Wheat and daughter and Mrs.
Church of Quechee visited at Mr.. Whites
lately.
Byron Hathorn and wife visited recent
ly at her fathers, Martin Durkee's, IN
Bethel.
Abbie Sturtevant OF Woodstock enter
tanned a party of four al the Wayside last
Monday.
George Kelley and DR.. H. V. Hubbard
attended the ball game at Woodstock
Saturday.
Ferris Perkins and wife OF Woodstock
and Mrs. Clapp and daughter were at o. c.
Smiths last week.
Mrs. Hull, mother of VIM. Hull, died
last week after a long and painful sick
ness, and was buried at Randolph.
DR.. Corey Of Woodstock was at Robert
Dubois last Thursday TO treat his bay
mare that was injured some time ago.
Il is reported that Levi Blanchard OF
Stock bridge has made an offer Of s70O for
the Daniel Perkins place in this village.
DR.. Hubbard and Forreat Richmond
will attend the grand army encampment
at san Francisco, Cal, and will be absent
about a month. DR.. Albert Eastman viii
have charge OF DR.. Hubbard's practice.
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TUNBRIDcE.

Myrtle Rising went to Brookfeld last
Tuesday to visit friends.
Homer Holt of New York city is.at Eli
hu Tuller's for several weeks.
viii Welcome took a photo OF the Tun-
bridge baseball team Saturday.
Horace Jones of Haverhill, Mass, re-
Gently visited his brother, VIII Jones.
Hattie Hayward returned home Friday
after a few weeks visit in Lynn, Mass.
Edna Sleeper is spending the week in
Wiliamstown with Miss Mabel Seayer.
Charles Sargent was called to Norwich
Friday to see a brother who is quite i'll.
Little Ruth Burridge of Randolph is Wis
iting at her unele's, DR.. H. H.. Hayward's.
]. A. r. Corwin and DR.. Corwin were
guests Of Mrs. Mary Reynolds last Satur-
day.
Fred Hayward Of Concord was at his IA
theirs, II. X. Hayward's, the first OF the
week.
Mrs. sadie Wilson of Hartford, Conn.,,
is spending a few weeks at her mothers,
Mrs. Ellen Howe's.
Fred fuller has moved into one OF NJ. T.
Kings tenements. There is a great call
for tenements just now.
Friends Of Albert Woodward Of Cam
pello, Mass, have received word that he Is
FALLING rapidly and is expected TO live but
a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buck OF Royalton
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Hudson of
Worcester. Mass, were guests at n. g..
Preston's last Thursday.
Elroy f.. Rolfe was married the 2sth OF
July IN Chelsea, Mass, 20 Miss Lula Dut-
ton. They will be at home after Aug. II at
50 Waltham street, Boston.
Mrs. George Jackman and daughter,
Esther, from Bridgeport, Conn.,, n Mrs,
+. Perkins Of Chelsea visited Mrs. w. NJ.
Flanders a few days recently.
Visitors at Benz. fuckers the past week
were Mrs. fuckers sister, Mrs. Nelson.
and daughter of Barre, Mrs. Griffith and
daughter, Mrs. Corwin and Gail Corwin oi
Chelsea.
The baseball nine added another game
to their list by defeating Straford Z to 1
There were no special features. The vic
tory was due 10 the inability TO bat Pearl
who struck out f9 men. Tunbridge wor
the game by punching their hits, together
with Cilley's timely two-hsgger, which
brought in two runs. The return gams
viii probably be next week and will be {
much harder game. Two things were no,
ticeable-the attendance both from STRAIT
ford and Tunbridge, and the cheering fol
both sides.
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SOUTH STAFFORD.
Mrs. Elsie Sargent is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Julia Newell has returned home.

Mrs. Elsie Sargent is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Julia Newell has returned home.
Miss Stotz has returned to New York.
H. Lee Hatch is camping at Sunapee
lake.
o. M. Tinkham OF Pomfret was in town
Friday.
Mrs. James Benjamin was in Hanover
Saturday.
Messrs. George and Harrell were in
town Tuesday.
Miss Ella Jones returned to Cambridge,
Mass, Thursday.
DR.. Gle of Hanover was in town last
week Wednesday.
Charles Perkins of Medford, Mass,
spent Sunday in town.
Stanley Mcknight gave a birthday
party Saturday afternoon.
Miss Aver Of Tarrytown-on-the-Hud
arrived Saturday evening.
Miss Pearl Freeman returned to her
home in Richmond Friday.
S. F. Frary and, Miss Bessie Buell. were
in White River Junction Monday.
Mrs. David Adams and children of
Chelsea are visiting at Mrs. II. Gilkey's.
DR.. Babbitt of Lebanon, n. H., has
been at the Barrett House the past week.
Mrs. Nancy Whitemore was called home
by the severe illness Of her sister, Maria
Bacon.
Lucius Berry has moved bis family to
Bethel, where he has work for the granite
people.
DR.. and Mrs. Todd, children and nurse
arrived at the Barrett House Saturday
evening.
S. S. Ballard, general agent for the
National Life Insurance Co., was in town
Thursday.
Miss Morton from the Mary Hitchcock
hospital is engaged as nurse at Mr..
Beecher's.
Mrs. Emma Aldrich of Schenectady, n.
Y, has been spending the past week at the
Barrett House.
Mrs. VIM. r. Hayes has a scarlet and
magenta fuschia which has 400 buds u
blossoms upon it.
Henry Reynolds and Miss Susie Sim
mons OF Dorchester, Mass, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Kendall Thursday.
DR.. George w. Bicknell of Cambridge,
Mass, will deliver his highly interesting
and instructive lecture, "Down in Dixie, y
at Barrett Memorial hall August 10. II is
a veterans story, beautifully illustrated
by 125 plain and colored stereopticon
views. w. II. Drew Of Boston will oper-
ate the stereopticon. This lecture Is
especially interesting to children.
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Not over-wlse.

There is an old allegorical picture Of a
girl scared at a grasshopper, but IN the act
Of heedlessly treading OF a snake. This Is
paralleled by the man who spends a large
sum of money building a cyclone cellar,
but neglects to provide his family with a
bottle Of C~hamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhpa Remedy as a safeguard against
bowel complaints, whose victims outnum-
Der those OF the cyclone a hundred to one.
This remedy is everywhere recognized as
the most prompt and reliable medicine IN
use Tor these diseases. For sale by f. f.
Bryan, Randolph.
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WEST FAlRLEE.

Miss Lena Smith Of Lowell 1 v.,
her mother.
Mrs. Lizzie Whitney and Lena an
iting at Henry Dearborn's.
Mrs. Charles Whitcomb spent
with her husband at Pike Hih.
Miss Hester Cove OF Barre e vis,..
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
Mrs. Charles Markham Of strss.
been spending a few days with :.
ents.
Miss Nettie shumacy, who has -.
sick at White River Junction. was Il.
return home Saturday.
Mrs. Gould and daughter Of Bostm4
had been visiting Mrs. j. M. Essns
returned to their home SATURDAY.
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WILLIAmsTowN.

Miss Sadie Mckee had her vacation from
Edson's store last week.
The Lynde family are in camp at their
cottage near Berlin pond.
Mrs. John Dow has been quite IN.
Charles Edison has also been very sick.
Mrs. Hattie House is visiting her
brother, Leon Blanchard, in Helena, n. Y.
Mrs. Mark Eastman is visiting in Tun-
bridge. Mr.. Eastman spent Sunday there
with her.
Miss Rev. Frances Kimball left Tuesday
for a months visit with her parents in
Poland, Me-.
Hilton Brush has finished work in Ed
sons store and one to Proctor to work
for the Vermont Marble Co. in their Office.
The remains Of Mrs. Anna Hubbard
were brought here from Washington sat
urday and buried in the village cemetery.
No such thing as summer complaint
where DIR. Fowler's Extract OF Wild
strawberry is kept handy. Natures
remedy for every looseness Of the bowels.
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e. An YOU Nant.

Persons troubled with indigestion or
dyspepsia can eat all they want if they
will lake Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. b
remedy prepares the stomach for the
reception, retention, digestion and asslm-
%uIation az ali 81 lie wholesome food that
may be eaten, and enables the digestive
organs to transform the same INTO THE
kind of blood that gives health and
strength. Sold by J.. A. Chedel, Gaysville;
f. |. Clahin, East Braintree.
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Use wise King Flour for bread.
WASHINGTON

Miss Maud Thurber is with friends in
Randolph Center.
The Changers had a rehearsal, followed
by a dance. Friday evening.
Mrs. Jennie Seaver Of Montpelier was at
L. w. Seayer's over Sunday.
Miss Allie, daughter Of L. d. Tillotson,
was united in marriage to Fred Goodwin
of Chelsea Wednesday, July %. About
twenty-five relatives and friends witnessed
the ceremony. They will be at home after
AuU u at Chelsea.
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EAST BARN.pn

Mrs. Dow and son ws,.
Thursday. we're IN Woods.
Miss Flora Culver NJ
Mrs. Jane Culver. SOucofd Is Tsin,.
Myrtle Curtis was last
Justin Bugbee's. week seFins
VIII Abbott has been
Graves finish haying. "eiplng FHnl
A dne program is apticin.,-
social Friday evening. tf IA.
Marion Baker is with be,
Lee holt, for a short time. si'Iet lln
Willie Harlow has hesn
past week and attended by Dr. E% u ts
Mrs. A. L. Baker Of Brdgewa.
at Lee Hollis a day or two Ian ~ Fsis
Miss Mary Walker Of Hsra..s
visited at her unele's, ID. IN Wy fseeaaY
Mr.. aud Mrs. Shaver went F-,S.s
north part OF the state to visit . n
Jennie Milleris horse that
mona some weeks ago was obiiges lls-
killed Friday. oD4sa g Z
Mrs. Mary Jackman Bower.
chlluieh OF canton, n. ", snaD, %
days with her sister, Mrs. n. III ! n
recently. Laa
Misses Brooks and johnson
been at Adm Aliens, returned ~
home In Lebanon last week. es
Rev. W. NJ. Newton, presidip,
preached here last Sunday toa sc
gregation and the usual comm e.
vice was held. z
Mrs. VIII Abbott, who had Ia,
Royalton the past three weeks 9 =
the sick, Is spending a few dsr. Z
friends here. "a
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kidney and Liver TroubIe

1they commonly go together1 attack the
rich in their palaces, the poor In their ten
ements, the lawyer, the doctor, the judge,
the preacher. the woman at her house
work, the sailor on the sea. DIR. David
Kennedy prepared his new medicine, Cali
cura Solvent, to cure il, and it does. Write
to the Cal-eura Company, Rondout, n. ",
for free booklet and sample bottle.
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HANCOCK.

Ransom Church has been on the sick
list.
S. A. Tart was in Montpelier a day last
week.
Dan Durham IS working at the Bread
Loaf Inn.
Miss Anna Flint returned home from
Mortified Saturday.
Howard Blanchard Of Boston is with j.
II. Church for a few days.
Mrs. Barry and little daughter. Ethel. OF
Boston are Al r. A. Dunham's for a few
days.
Mrs. Cherrie Knapp and daughter, Lii
liam. returned to their home In Winches-
ter Tuesday.
Miss Marie Church and Mss BeuIah
Tyler Of Boston are spending a few DAYS
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Ii.
Church.
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in So R~oyalton, Wednesday, Aug. 70; and R%oxbury, Thursday, Aug.
nuS' lOJ IAN III oIlICs Doors Open at 1 and 7 m
IF 1T LOOKS LIKE RIA

Don't allow the aspect of the weather to prevent you from the long-antci-
paed pleasure of attending the circus, as absolutely every inch Of our canvas
waterproof by the best process known to science. You an attend our
show in perfect comfort during the most incement weather.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-06

Take Laxative Bromo Quinius IAN
All druggists refund the money titsTE.
20 cure. +. W. Groves slela,af N
each box. 25c.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-06

Eczema, scald head, hives. l,eb
the skin OF any sort, INSTANTLY -
permanently cured. Doan's OT,
At any drug store.
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CEE the Death-Defying, Extraordinary Aerial Exploits; Amazingly
JET High Somerault; Feats of Samsonian Strength; Marvellous
Tumbhrs; Phenomenal LeaPr; Picturesque Statuesque Group
ing; Eminent Gymnic Artists; Astounding Acts by the Worlds Champion
Male and Female EqueIrians; Incomparably Ludicrous Clowns; Adept Jug
gler; Trained and Educsted Horses, Ponies, Dogs Lions, Tigers, Leopards
Elephants Etc.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-08-06

Many persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results by using Foleyis
Kidney Cure. Z. j. Prince, South Ram
dolph; Geo. A. Laird, Royalton.
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WI E N G E RI

Ever Seen under Canvas. A tour of this Peerless Department is dm
more value than a trip through some Of the Worlds Best known ZOOS
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-06-24
Marvellous Escape from
Death |
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Does a Wondrous Work for a Lady
Who Was Almost Orazed with
Pain and Suffering.

Il is well known that terrible rheumatism,
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ness, acute suffering, and agony, than any Of
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-06-24

The earliest reference to shaving
of the beard is found in Genesis
xii, IA, where we read that Joseph
on being summoned before the
king shaved himself. There are
several references as to shaving in
Leviticus, and the practice is
alluded to in many other parts Of
the Bible. However, Egypt is the
only country mentioned in the
Bible where shaving was ~practiced.
10 all other countries at that time
such an act would have been con
sidered ignOmihious. HerOdOtus
mentions that the Egyptians
allowed their boards to grow when
they were in mourning. So par
ticular we're they as to shave at
all other times that to have neg
lected it was to make oneself the
butt Of coarse and ridiculous
jokes.
Even in this day and age when
the Egyptian wants to convey the
idea OF q man OF low condition and
slOvenly habits he always pictures
to you q man with g full beard.
This notion is very ancient, a fact
attested by Warks Of arts found in
burial monuments dating back
thousands Of years.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-06-24

Tn character Napoleon may be
said to have been not so much
wicked as devoid of moral sense.
The first principles Of morality
seem to have had no place in his
mind, and it is difficult to see how
they could have found entrance
there. lie had really no cauntry,
and consequently no patriotism.
Born a COrsican, and setting out
with bitter hatred Of France as the
destroyer of OOCsican liberties, he
never really became a Frenchman.
He never learned to write the Ian.
guage, hardly to pronounce it.
France, the seat and fulcrum Of
his power, his throne, and the re-
cruiting ground of his armies.
Whatever he might say in prOcla-
nations, in his moments of SINGER
ity he spoke Of the French con.
temptuOusly, as people who were
to be governed through their van.
ity, which it was necessary to feed
with a perpetual course of victor.
les. DOmiciled in France, he haC
consorted with a set Of adventure
as prOfigate Is any that the worit
had seen. The only sort of Of pub
lie morality with which he hat
ever been impressed was the 6del
ity OF the soldier to military duty