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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
ct Ord
til den Sy9e.
enbver som er Iidende % BE-
hover Bebandlin9, bede$
lH$e denne Gfter.
rettel$e.
V9rk belbredst, $y9deintne fiernet
% Onder at allie $Ia9$ fuld.
st4ndtg kureret.
B%ebandIingen tilbyde$ fri til allie, som sen.
der sit napn o. Hdresse.

Set melt reele EiIbub, ipm no9eniinbe er
bleben fremitilet 70 Menne1febe Ell, er. Qar=
ite niit oct, ipm ST. S. 81. QDmas al @Dutb
Benr, Sub, MI 9ip,r til ollie.
9enne &i un6erbpftpr e pi1i9 til at lenbv
en- fri Bebandling til ale, ,pn bebpber
9j9lp, for paa benne Maab at fuune b bi1c
lin nDe MetDoes uomtp,iteli8e @nne til at
funne bslbrefe @po BONNIE
Mt, bpab Sc bebBDer at 9jpre Tor at faa
ben e frie Bebandling, IT at 1fripe ct gren
til ST.. 9Omas D9 ngje DpgiDe, bDah Sc liber
al, D9 ban 1tal 6a tilbere6e benne frie. Be-
banding efter be al SEM op9ipne @Dmptp=
r1er pq lel1be benne til Sen, 11teo p1t1v aaeroe
Soft, portDfri.
ST.. 2omas benDtter fig at benle Waabe
for al III fgre i'm lingipen e Mebicin / bne t
,neite 6ien, % be Tom Sc ct Ell al be. piIe
ppietter Sc life bette en- eneite 8 9 l9n9ere
men Ifriber me0 ret famine % mDbtaaer
oenne frie B%ebandling, lDm lobet.
9r. Qomas bslbreber SDgbomme 9alien,
Qun9erne, Mapen, g be en-, NDrerne % an
ore b gtige Drga,1er.
6ais Bebanoling fjeruer etbpert @ppr at
Bloofor9iftning, &beumatisme, &ata IF,
8ront,t, Mnbr "a, baa. lia= 6~orbgjelle, Merpp,
iitei o9 ale andre SpasbeO.r % Spg omrte
ivy VtUuu W UtItutk.
Sering, Sly elpgbpmme (Brights Dis
ease), Sufferip9en, Tpritpppelie o8 ale for
&pinoerue i9re9ne @Dgbpmme hlir fulbltGnz
0tg belbreoet / iaa To- ST., at bet uGit.n
fDrefommer cit TOM ct Wtrafel.
Sr. 9Dmas bar meb SSDer logt Zig efter
Stnoiel af q rIagerne til Dg3ben bsbite Maa=
be at bslbrebe SDgoDm | benS fDrifj qige
Sormer paa, % bans uubtr9ttelige Mrbejne
ct bleben trDne me0 bet bii unDerlig1te 9elb
Da bette fpmrner al, at ban IfiRnter bber
eneite 9atiert fin belle Spm9rflDmbeo.
9DttDrei' bar / fine Mrfiber Nannet paa
9unoreber al &atie ,er, iDm er blepne bel
brebefe, Dg Sc funl 6erfp bore filter paa, at
ban TN finbe ct Sill ellie Zig Geresi blanbt
bisSe.
9erfor bar ban Ell 6prbel f. mfnr be al
r1in0elige 2Rger, D8 fette er. en- at be for
nen1fte @rul,be, bbp TO- ban ia funnel belz
brebe iaa il .aM9e 5ilfeIbe, ipm CT gipne pp
af anbr 2e8ef inm olbeles baablpie.
Ctr b be for til ST.. S. g. Som 3, Sept
1922 Sputb Belb, SSH6y fla Sc eS3 Br,p.
bnilfen SDgbpm Sc gniter Mebicin fpr, %
Den frie BebandliR9 ifal blipe ienot Sem
i1eb Dntgaaen6e 8Df
Ser 9j9reS i1gelt llI1bta8elie, bier e1teite
EIibenbe Berfpn faor ben file BebaHaliRg,
berfDm ban fpgr efter ben.
QGieI, DeS@Dpforores III 5at tribe ,ibei
DRbDloseS @5iiprssDet iba8.. H Ss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
mormoner o9 5(er6onert.
81 bar mp6taqet fglqen6e:

8i bar mpotaget f%gIgen6e:
Sr. &e6aftpr!
Seq bol6er meget at 9eres 8Io6,
foroi set bringer, mango Mpbe6er,
fom for Oct meite er trober6ige; melt
leg fer / fiofte @umer at Sc befIager,
at Glerfoneri en6nu %florerer bIan6t
Mormonerne.
Seq bar Iepet / Set ip6lige S6abo
/ MI inart 40 Mar og er npie fienbt
meo Stillingen blanot Mormoner-
ne. Ser bar fun f%orbol6sbis faa
bIon6t Dem, iom babbe flere &ouer,
og Sc faa er mart u0op6e; oe Ser bar
ingen polpgamiife 9ggteifaber in6-
gooet poa mango Mar. 5aa
6lerfoneriet bill inort bore en- Sing,
Ser b6rer Sorti6en til.
9@rbg6ig1t
Miels Sobnfpn.
Sbi6, S6abo, sen 2. Sec. 1908.
Set fan fnn gIe6e %, at S0abos
Mormoner er TONNE u6 ODER benne
afifpelige Trafif; men 0%plpsninger,
ser / 6e ii61te Tiger er fremiatte at
loa go6e Mutboriteter iom to al @or-
n,onfirfens Ie6enoe Men6, al bbilfe
ser enc en6og ct MpoItel, piier, at
hhp4ie life er Eilfeloet oberalt, og at
Slerfcneriet enbn1 gaar / Sbang {.
@ts. / l1tob. 9lf 6isie Manbs no=
t~oIelier fremgaar Set, at Ser 9alt=
lgltoter en6nn lite alene beltaar foo
6anne 9@gtei faber, men at ser en6og
in6gaoes npe at famine slrt.
Me6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
Mn6rem Bruru0 ga Som Gee

Mn6rem 8rurub og Som See
+bleD for!eoen paa &jempeien til &noy
fra @Smo1t0 operfal0t al Sranf Op-
iabl og en- anoen Man6, Ser fratog
Dem 6eres 8enge og misbanole6e
benz. Set lpffe0es 8ruruo at Flip
pc ben til @pen 8raatens Sus, bbor
BON ianf iammen. Do ban fortolte
bbab Ser bab6e ttI6raget Jig, fatte
&raaten og en- on6en Man6 efter @g=
berne, men bor lite TONNE Iongt fgr
De fan6t See ltggen6e bebibitlgs / en-
@rbft. San tom BOG til 8ebioitbeo
efter at bore bragt til &uiet. 8oIos-
men6ene er en6nu lite fafte6e. 0p-
iabI bar pnret / StatgfenssIet; ban
bleb bbn,t til 12 Mors 6engiel, men
benao6et efter at babe fi66er ser / tire
Mur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
ncro Dafota.

gilbert s. SSobnion, forbenpps
ren6e Deputp 8oitmeiter Mcgannql,
ii06er fpngslet / @rano Sorts nnoer
for nn0eri 1Gb.
Tranf Sobnion, Der orbeioeoe
paq Great Mortbern 8anens 8arf=
Ite6 / DepiIs Safe, bleb f%orle0en
orabt beo at oberfigres al ct Spttcb
2ofomotib. Sar bar 40 Gar ogsef-
terIaoer Snitr1 % fire 8brn.
- Mrs. Snbitab, Ser boe6e paa en-
Garm nRrbeb golfnr, blep forle6en
fnnoet liggenoe i @eIberen me0 ooer.
'ifaaren gtrllbe. gun boD6e be.
.gaaet gelbntoro. &enoes Man1
ogbe for nogle Maaneoer iioeny %
iiiben Sen SIS Ger bun lite oare ZIG:
lie Iog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

- On 5remmeo, Ser cpgap at beo.
Be Dapt0 Samn1er, er blepen arrelte.
ret / Maribulltomn for n~6gipeIlen Al
falif Ment. S en- 8utif figbte ban
en- ubetpoeligbe0, og inolepere6e til
@efsling en- Confederate" $40 SEQ.
bel og fit igien berpaa $500.
- Gor matge &errenS Mar ft6en
fit @aitor @oo6ricb at Gunner fit
on6et Get 3enber og bar altio babt
banifeligt for at foa falife Eenoer
iom pasie6e BAN. Men MI, / en-
Ml6er al SO Mar, bar ban peret lao
bel6tg at faa Ell treble Set, % ban
bar BEN Gor6eI fremfpr @maabgr.
meme at ban ingen l1Iemper lporer
6erbe6.
- 0ns6ag forrige l1ge opoageoe
@ortneren ct @tpffe MitrogIpcerin,
foripnet meb ct eIeftriff efsplo0e-
renbe Mpporat, netop nbenfor 3d.
rem al Des Moines MationoI 8anf.
Set bar tn6lDien6e, at en- eIler on-
Den, antagelig &bbere, bob6e forlggt
poa at fomme in6 / 8onfen men par
bleben ifr9mt bort % bQb6e efterlq6t
Spn6itoffet.
- Otter at babe facet flere Grub
%fe%Sbrebe ON at bol6e fin Munb, Ell.
ler, / mo6iat' 6ol6, bore Gglgerne>
b1eb Ser for1eoen giort Torigg poa at
6rebe Garmer Chapman, Der eier
en- flor Garm narbe6 @tratfor6. Me=
oens ban ia6 / Spiiepereliet, oobne-
De EN- l1befienbt D6ren, pg ffgb paa
BAN, u6en BOG at trnffe bnm. Chap,
man be6 lite bbem bans Tjenbe er.
- SSepell 2utberan Colleges &c.
pe0bpgning / Sepeil Sunction 11eb-
bren6te forleben, bborbe6 to @tu6en>
ter miite0e 2ipet UNDER Sorigget poo
at re6be Sn6bret. Sc Smfomne er
8ert Melonb, Sgn al Ole MeIan6 al
&oie @rope, og Sulius &eterion al
&e6 @ing, Minn. Deres forfulle0e
Sig er fun6et UNDER &ui11erne. 60
bet anIooes til $4,000, tiI6els 6ef<
fet be0 Msfurance. 8%pgningen bill
ittafS blipe gienopfbrt;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
Toreningcn 9ania's Generation

6preninecn 9ania's @enera1for=
1au1ling Sirs6ag Mften bar lom iR6-
banltg meget talrtg beiGgt og traf
no til banimo6 Mi6nat. Disfnsiic-
men bar til Ei6er meget onimeret, oei
% ipecielt peorgren6e ct Sorilag ON
sat mulftere Meolemmer Ser life uben
.gDIbtg @run6 mgote op pe6 en- 8e-
grabelie. 6orllaget forfaiteoes meo.
fun 1 5temmes 0bernagt.
8eitpreliespaIget fit fglgenoe lis.
faIo: $. S. gbriitenien, 8reiioent;
%. SO. 2nn6, gicepreiioent;; S. SIR.
genien, prot. Sefreter; M..g. &an-
len, Sinansiefretar % 80. 8ocf, Seas.
ferer. Gi Er11tees for to aar palg-
tee gbr. Nelfon % g. Sanien. S
Steoet for g. gbriiterien, Ser inogau
fun @eiignatiol1 iom Eruitee, paIetea
50. q. Sepien slsinraucetasie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
Joma.

E4Ey[&-aE..E E.FT. 4tLsE ~
Sobn Gborpe, Ell ing 6arnter
i @e1tfiel6, er bg6 iom S6lge at at
bons egen Sun6 be6 BAN for oper to.
Maane6er ii6en. San opbe UNDER
ifraffeIige 5merter. San bIeo gift
.paa EnfiigeIiesoagen.
Gil pbelaggen6e Slosbaa6e bar
beriet 2anosbpen Gitonfa. Sl6en
.opitoo pe6 et0efeft 9npsrgr i @Dre-
ltaloen. Den1e, EgmmeropIagei og
Jormlnaifiineribniet trbg meo. Gabet
.nnorager ere t,aliroe DoIIora
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

Ga Sporbp8t % ct Tragtt arn fol-
li6ere6e Eors6ag fi6ite l1ge paa Min-
nebaba 2iniens SernbaneoberfierieI
me6 Sen 6elge, at set babe al @por-
bognen tom i'll at benge poa @o-
.fangeren og Sen an6en &aln6el Tpn-
'eeoes ODER poa B%ogterbuiet, ser bel.
teSe, bporpoa baa6e @ogn og &us
Tom / 8ran6 og git op / 2uer. Cont
menitp0et fpl6tes tilfel6tge l1bel6
og ingen ipntes at fr1nne boloes an-
1pdrlig for set. Da &ognen par
poo u6tur, bar SEN nelten tom og
iagen Mennei FER TOM til 5fa6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

Gn Set bebres. @e66elebsbe1ten
rDan &atcb", ser tilberer Scr. 50.
SO. Sobage fer al 8pen, TOM 2pr-
Dag tilbage til minneapolis for at
nD6e @%interboile efter ct Seierstog
ODER Be amerifanffe S%roperbaner /
@ommerens SOB. Sen bleb mo6ta=
get paa Stationen al ct Muiifforps /
@pioien for ct bell Sog af &eltefor-
ftanbige; onofabsful6e Gunger bill
,paaitaa, at en- al benz brinifebe Ell
Belfomlta6resle til Ben, men 1tffert
er set, at Ser gift en- Broceslton me6
rDan" / Spioien og anfgrt al en-
-Mf6eIing 8oliti op ao Micollet, oe
i ben 6eltog en- bel Sci Menneifer
meb &e%iteforltan0. Set ifal inbrbm.
mes, at San" bar liot erltgt for
6pben / CONNER og bar giort @in=
,reapolis' 9eabn mere bergmt END 90
ffillige al 8pens 8e0iteborgere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

= @m1l Mn0er1on, blemmebGren<
Sc / 8opo, bar aflioet fig be0 Stp6=
ming | &ebillo. Sons 59lter er / ct
@inosiDgealpl.
- @rs. @arp Sones at @io11r
Sails er blepen ttIfienbt $1,000 /
5fa6eser1tatning for 8eifa6igelfer
tilfdie6e be6 at in11ble og fal6e poa
ct befeft Sortob. SUN gior6e Sor-
bring paa $4,000.
- 8eniamin 5. @attion, en- gam-
mel @oloat, bar oflipet fig be6
&engning | lin 2a6e, fiorten @tl
%nor6peit for @lf &oint. San bab6e
6ruffet 1terft / sen fioite Gi6, og Oct
te er SEN eneite Mariag man fan fin
Sc for 5elbmor6et. &an e%fterlaoer
fig GamiIie.
- Sen beitlige Sci at @tote11 ct
gieniDnlig beltemt poa at iette Srrt>
g%a1ionens praftiffe Mptte pqa Br9be.
6oru6en &e%gieringens Blaner bar
@eforfningen nerbe6 Sole, / Mea6
Co., organiieret fig / set 9ieme6 at
npttiqgjpre fig 8elle 6ourcbe ST.
Der @an6et til Gambling al ct itdrre
Mreol, .mebens ct &ompagnt er 6an,
net for pao lignen6e Maa6e at NIT
ttggigre ig &api6 Greet.
- 8uffalo County in6tager en-
fremragen6e @la6s blan6t Statens
@ountper bbab angaar Mntallet og
@an6meng6en al arte1tffe 8rbnoe.
S Sc ii6ite faa Maane0er er Ser bore1
ct Mntal go6e 8rdnoe. Sen iibite
er pon &eaI6 8ros. @lm6ale &ancb,
@eit for Gam @allep; Sen er to
Tommer / Diameter paa 0berfla6en,
1,03O sos 6Db, bar en- @an6m9ngbe
al 80 @alloner pr. Mftnut og et
Grpf al so @i1n6 pr. &pa0rottomme,
So @gret ne0lagbes flpnge6es 8an1
op til en- &gibe at 60 500, bpa6 ser
giber en- Soc ON BETS &roft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

2ourp Sill &arfen tan bentes at
blipe til 8irfeligbeo; Barffomislio-
men bar ne6iat en- &omite, ser 1fal
e%fspropriere set 2an6, ser er nb6-
benoigt til &arfen u6ober Set, iom
xbomas 2oprp, So. s. 9unpoobp
og Security 8anf bar tilbu0t at
Tienfe til Mnlegget. ct Har at
@run6eierne / @gnen mg6te me0
Snopenoinger mos at iperflette en-
'gfspropriation, men man fan6t, at
-2eiligbe6en til at faa en- &arf paa
bette Ste6 bar iaa go6, at man be6-
to9 lite at la6e Sen Hippo Jig at
-t9en0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

u@8aee Gmiei6e" bill lite bIipe taalt
of Minneapolis @oIititorps, bnis
man fan oernme efter boa6 @oliti-
betient Sobn 81. @or6 al @or6ii0ens
'RolitHtation bor foretaget imo6 Set.
San blep nemlig / Man6ags 6aber
til Grillinger, to Drenge % en- 8ige.
Ser er Sale ON, at ba1 ifaI forfrem-
mes / Eieneiten iom 2bn for set 90.
be efsempel ban bar eibet 8pens
.8orgere / Sen @etning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

Sc antlagebe Mlbermen Yeter Mel>
Jon og CLAUS Mumm, Ser bar be-
HDlbt for at babe mo6taget 8eitiffel-
ie for at femme for Mfitaaelie al en-
AIlep til ct Sorretningsfirma, er MI
blebet %fritagne for Mnflage, og CO.
gen moo Sem er 5eoet; set bite fig
nemlig ga Sagen / Man6ags Tom
for 9iltriftsretten, at @ountpa6bofa-
len life bab6e bopt &el6 me6 Jig i at
iomle 8epiier moo Dem. Set par
gr=Ml0erman Sutberlan6, ser bab6e
fortalt @ran0iurpen Sing om 6e to
aldermen, Ser bebege6e Sen til at
ninoicte" SEM; 1i6en er Sutberlanb
reiit fra 8pen, og gountpa6pofaten
bib1te life, bpor ban bar at fin6e.
l1oen bam par ser intet 8epis at
fremfgre mo6 8eter Melion eller
Mumm, og 5agen blep 6erfor bebet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
5vo Dafota.

= emil Mn6erion, %bjemmeberen<
Sc / 8op0, bar aflioet fig be6 Sfp6.
ming | &ebillo. @ons SgIter er / ct
@in6siDgealpl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11
minneapolis.

&aitor 5. $. snttle, tiolisere
Breit peb Gburcb Of @eoeemer Der
8pe1, ct afgaaet beo Ds6en / Seem
Dorf. &aitor Guttle tom til Mim-
11eapolis ! 1866 og birfeoe iom Uni.
nerialiitpreit Der i Is aor; ban bar
EN- at 8pens melt agteoe og aniete
Breiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-11

Bbraabets 8elpsninssfomite bill i
gfsoet imorgen Mften anbefaIe, al
@aoelpgterne bo1bes ten6t bele Scat
ten 1tnlte Mar. 8pen bill nemlig 50
foo Sos for Csc pr. 1000, bbilfet
er bet btlltgite 9ilbuo / 8pens ST.
itorie. $biS bette 8116 antages, bill
@ooebelpsntng;; beregnet paa beIe
&otten, foite $500, 900 for nelte Mar.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-05-14
RoYALToN.

Mrs. William Skinner spent Saturday IN
Randolph. .-,s
ID. j. Rumrill moved his household
goods to Randolph Monday.
Il. III. Ashley from Woodstock Inn was
in town Friday and Saturday.
L. II. Rumrill and Mrs. c. j. Rumrill
from Randolph were in town Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Kendall returned to her
school duties in Somerville, Mass, Satur-
day. =.
St. Paul's church has been improved by
coat of paint and the removal OF the
fence.
Mrs. Nellie Doyle spent saturday and
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Messer
in Bethel.
Miss Grace Conant from Randolph
Center has been the guest OF the Misses
Eastman at Riverby.
Miss 5. {. Doubleday returned Mednes-
dsv from a visit of four weeks IN New
York and Baltimore.
Mrs. Lemuel Richmond from Randolph
came Tuesday to spend a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs, g. A. Laird.
Mrs. F. n. Bntler left Monday for New
York. where she will remain for the pres
ent In order to be near her daughters.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-05-14
EAST eRAlNTREE.

Great Diamond Robbery" repeated.
at Grange hall, Randolph, next Monday
evening. Admission, 15c.
Jennie Blanchard is at home from her
work this week.
Mrs. r. J. Flint is sick and attended
by DIR. Russlow.
Mrs. Mary Flagg returned from Brock
ton, Mass, Friday.
John Thayer's two boys are boarding
at II. T. Ferguson's.
+. A. Fales of Norwood, Mass, was at
). A. Hutehinson's the last of the week.
Little Edwin Blanchard, who has been
having German measles, is eonvalescent
Mary Linfield returned the last OF the
week from her visit in Worcester and
vicinity.
Frank Thayer came from Rouses
Point, n. y, last Friday to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Q. II. Mann.
Miss Laura Styles and Mrs. f. c. Carey
and daughter Of South Randolph visited
at Bert Farnsworth's and Wallace
Peavey's Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Thayer and two daughters
are staying for a while with her parents in
West Brookfield. Several weeks rest
has been prescribed for Mrs. Thayer.
VIM. 5. Ewell, the student who is to
preach here this summer, did not come
as expected May 3, but will be here next
Sunday and services will be at II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Fletcher took their
son, Roy, to Randolph Tuesday foi the
removal OF an adnoid growth from his
throat. The operation was performed
by DIR. Clifford.
c. E. meeting Sunday evening at 1880.
Topic, ''The lad with the loaves and
fishes" John 8, 9, 10. "a nesting with
Juniors.) Leader, Mrs. Reuben Norman.
Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 1880.
Charles Flint and wife OF Burlington
came here last Friday with his sister,
Mrs. G. l.. Smith, OF Randolph Center, to
attend the Sewing and Mite society. Mr..
and Mrs. Flint remained for a few days
visiting friends and relatives here.
last Sunday afternoon, as L. j. Cole
brook and bis two small children who
had been TO this village, were returning
home, when just above the church, the
horse became frightened az bicycle and
ran, overturning the buggy, throwing
the occupants out and freeing itself. The
little girl escaped with only a slight
scratch on one hand, but the boy was
thrown against the barbed wire fence
and received several severe cuts about the
head and face. One arm and one leg were
also badly bruised. Mr. Colebrook es-
capped with only a bruise about the ankle.
The horse WAS one he had recently pur-
chased and was said 10 be perfectly safe
for anyone 10 drive.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-05-14
EAsT RRookFlELp.

We have just received several pieces
Of prints and ginghams for nice shirt
waists or work aprons, which every
woman wears either 10 church or about
her daily work. Our goods are right and
prices are right, why not come and pur-
chase here Z. H. bi0ELOW q son.
John White spent Sunday at his home
IN Randolph.
Judge Z. n. Bigelow was in Chelsea
portion OF last week on official business.
Mrs. Mary Richardson left last Satur-
day for an indefinite stay in Woodstock.
Chas. r. Angel was called to Gaysville
last Saturday by the serious illness OF
his mother.
Rev. VIM. Hazen OF Northdeld preached
here last Sunday in exchange with Rev.
ID. II. Strong.
Mrs. Alma Clark went to woloott re-
Gently. where she has employment in a
hotel as cook.
Or. f. G. sprague OF Barre city was
recently a guest OF his parents, J. II.
Sprague and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. sprague OF Ran
dolph were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
X. Sprague last sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude Farnsworth OF Barre
city was the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Charles English. last saturday.
Mrs. James Trask is seriously IN and
her sister. Mrs. Amy Hubbard OF Mont
pelier, is assisting in the care OF her.
The schools in town will be given
half holiday Friday afternoon, May Y, 10
attend a lecture at Brookfield village by
amos J.. Eaton. who will speak on the
interesting subject, "Birds."
Willard Waldo died at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. John Greenleaf, last
Wednesday OF softening OF the brain and
the funeral was held at his late home
Friday, the Rev. Il. II. Abercrombie
officiating, and the interment was at
Royalton Center. Among those from
out of town who were here TO attend the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Royal White
~ Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Lin
coin OF Chelsea and a brother OF the
deceased from Royalton. Mr. Waldo
was 81 years old and n veteran OF the
civil war
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Chelsea Academy Exercises.

Chelsea academy closed Friday with
interesting exercises in the evening at the
Town hall. The speaking was considered
The best ever heard on similar occasions.
We may be pardoned for making TINS
statement, for one is liable to forget the
features that would excel perhaps in some
respects those OF Friday evening. Ihere
was entire absence of prompting during
the exercises. All declamations and reel
huons were perfectly committed. Inc
exercises were under the direction of Mr..
Oomstoek and Mss Spaulding. The stage
was beautifully trimmed with plants and
cut flowers. The students who partlci-
pated in the exercises marched in from the
library and made pleasing appearance.
The program was as follows
PRAYER Rev w. r. Allen
Defamation, "Horatius at the Bridge, ~.
Reading, ''rhe Old Fashioned Church"
Recitation. "Echo,r clara n Hemenway
auo solo. Dan.Dickinson.
"stli ation, The Drawbridge Keeper, r
Original essay. ''Fact and Fiction.
Recitation, 'The Ride Of Jennie McNeal.'
Blanche NJ. Hutchinson
Reading, ~The tragedy Of skinkler's eglebs," ,,r,
Defamation 'rhe Patriot Horse
Beading. aPhebe Ann. Edith NJ Grant.
4-ase' eastanets, Ned Hatch, piano aocompani,,
55.sse.iiiation, '.The vagabonds, = Lora Hood
ration, The Oppression Of Finland.
Donald l.. Comstock
hscitation, ~The Ballad o. Ishmael Day
Bert IA W Berry
leading, a Vision ~ LIFE sallie r. Emery.
i'Aton, The Bishop q Amlda,"
Music, march.
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Keep the Balance Up.

II has been truthfully said that any dis
turbance Of the even balance OF health
csuses serious trouble. Nobody can be
too careful to keep this balance up. When
people begin to lose appetite, or to get
tired easily, the least imprudence brings
~ sickness, weakness or debility. The
system needs tonic, Graves it, and should
not be denied it; and the best tonic OF
which we have any knowledge IL Hood :
Sarsaparilla. What this medicine has done
in keeping healthy people healthy, in
in keeping up the even balance of health,
gives Il the same distinction as a preven-
tive that It enjoys as a cure Its early
use has illustrated the wisdom Of the old
saving that stitch in time saves nine.
Take Hoods for appetite, strength and
endurance.
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The Wastes of the Body.

Every seven days the blood, muscles and
bones Of man OF average size lose two
hounds OF wornout tissue. This waste
cannot be replenished and the health and
strength kept up without perfect diges-
tion. When the stomach and digestive
organs fail to perform their functions, the
strength lets down, health gives way, ana
disease sets up. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
enables the stomach and digestive organs
10 digest and assimilate all OF the whole
some food that may be eaten into the kind
OF blood that rebuilds the tissues and
protects the health and strength OF the
mind and body. Kodol cures indigestion,
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles IL is
an ideal spring tonic. Sold by T.. !.
Claflin, East Braintree; J. W. Parmenter,
RrooL H.ld
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WEST RRookEIELp.

Miss Edith Spooner is stopping with her
brothers folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Spoon
err.
Mrs. Darius Hatch went to Hartland
Tuesday to spend a few days with rela-
tives.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Untiedt May 6. Mrs. Emma French is
caring for Mrs. Untiedt.
Mrs. George Thayer and two daughters,
Gladys and Marion, are spending a few
days with Mrs. Thayer's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Hutchinson.
Edwin Boyce, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Boyce
and two daughters, Mabel and Cherrie,
started Tuesday night for a two weeks
visit with relatives at Wolcott.
Edgar Waters met with quite an acci-
dent last week. While working on a steep
side hill on Will Boyce's farm, the wagon
tipped over, throwing him down the hill,
and the fork which he had in his hand
went through one leg. He is able to be
out now and walk with the aid of crutch-
es.