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weeks. Monday night he commenced to
fail rapidly and continued so until death.
Mr.. Jones was born in Tunbridge in
1893, and resided there until 1854. In 1850,
he was married to Jane Woodward OF
Tunbridge, daughter OF John III. and
Mary Moore Woodward. After marriage
he engaged in the hotel business in Tun-
bridge until 1864, when he sold out and
went West, remaining there two years,
when he returned East, located in south
Royalton and purchased the stage route
between South Royalton and Chelsea.
This business was continued - years,
when he sold out and engaged in the
mercantile business with partner under
the firm name Of Bixby a. Jones until 1886,
when he sold out to his partner, since
which time his attention has been deyot-
ed TO the sheriff business. In 1900 he was
elected sheriff OF Windsor county and re-
elected in 1902. He had the reputation oil
being an excellent officer.
Mr.. Jones left wife; two brothers,
Merrill Jones Of Barre and Silas OF Tun-
bridge; two sisters, Mrs. Eliza Jones De-
Freize of Brighton, Mass, and Miss Han
nah Jones Of Gloucester, Mass. His fu-
neral will be held tomorrow, Friday, at
u 80 D. m. He will receive the Masonic
rites. His remains will be taken to Tun-
bridge for burial in the family lot. Flu
neral services are to be conducted by Rev.
w E. Mann
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Randolph Continued.

sergeant, B. l. Pratt; sergeant major,
Orson Woodcock. r. ii. Ketehum and Z.
T. Sault were chosen delegates to the state
encampment with Albert Barnes and b. /.
Pratt as alternates.
The same evening these officers were
installed at the Woman's Relief Corps,
after which refreshments were served and
Post and Corps enjoyed a social hour:-
President, Fannie Lewis; senior vice,
Beulah d. Parker; junior vice, Abbie Sar-
gent; secretary, Louise Holman; treasurer,
Lucinda Cleveland; chaplain, Charlotte
Lille; conductor, Susie Malbridge; guard,
Mary Knights; assistant conductor, Irene
Rumrill; assistant guard, Alice Tobey;
color bearers, Fanny Bower, Susie Bower,
Nellie Dumas, May Goodwin; patriotic
instructor, Mary L. Rising; musician and
press correspondent. Harriet Smith.
Sunday afternoon the Post bad very
interesting memorial service for the com
rades deceased during the year. Rev. q.
4. Laid conducted the service and the
choir of the Cong1 church furnished
beautiful music. In the place of j. T.
Cleveland, Rev. X. Udall spoke OF the late
Roswell Holbrook.
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Chelsea Home News.
II. o. BIxBY, Local Editor.

80. .ss,Iey az Thetford was in town
Thursday pa 4. s;cL,
18th pneumonia.
~ Reed and wife recently visited
s-iends at Wilder.
T,s B. b. Durkee OF East Randolph
a. In town Monday.
tg-anl Luce is sick at the home oil his
F.otber, Charles A. Luce.
ts,vin sapborn killed yearling bull re-
osntlv that dressed 700 IDS
r. n Dearborn is working for Woodland
4 culver in their livery stable.
- Rena Barnes returned to X. U.
..sdemy. Meriden, n. H., Tuesday morn
q Reed and George Lougee are work
~, for w. A. Reed, running his saving
machine.
Atiss philana q. Slack has completed
~ Tor the season in the millinery store
Of Mrs. +. +. Peters.
n r. Parkhurst has moved to Dr.
s,aithis house on South Main street re-
csotly vacated by Il. l.. HARDWOOD.
Miss Amelia NJ. Slack has returned
Inc from Lisbon, n. H., where she had
bsen at work the past three months.
George M. Davis left for Middletown,
cs'n SATURDAY.. where he has a position
- line wholesale and retail bookstore OF
I.ucius X. Hazen.
Misses Almena and PAMELA Coburn
Of Essex Junction have been visiting
fbeir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. o. Coburn,
The past two weeks.
Dr. Frank Richardson OF STAFFORD and
daughter. Miss Lena NJ. Richardson, OF
Manchester n. H., visited at +. j. TITUS
Monday and Tuesday.
The fifth number in the entertainment
eourse will be on Monday eve, Jan. II, at
Town hall. II viii be high priced enter
fsinment-the Cecilia String Quartette and
the Pierces, six pieces.
The date fixed for the address by Mrs.
stevens. president of the national w. c.
II. T., is Wednesday, Jan. IA, at p, m.
me meeting viii be in charge OF Col.
emery. Mrs. Stevens VIII speak on the
absorbing theme OF the hour and voters
are urged TO hear her.
The annual meeting Of the Cong
church was held on Saturday and IN spite
"a the unfavorable weather large num-
- we're present. At the business session
~ finances OF the church were shown 70
- 10 favorable condition. After dinner
the annual roll-eall was held at which 10
ncmbers OF the church were heard from,
either personally or through messages.
The following officers were elected Dea-
cons to serve for five years, J NJ. Comstoek
and A. N. Powers; clerk, j. Nj. Comstock :
executive committee 10 serve with the pas
Tor aud deacons, Mrs. 5. +. Dearborn, W.
4. Emery, 4. ". Bacon; business commit
lee. A. HI. Powers, w. +. Townsend, =. ID.
BARNES; treas, w. 5. Hatch; trustee OF in
vested funds, w. II. Emery chorister, W.
s. Hatch. The church and congregation
are looking forward hopefully TO the com
4 ing Of the pastor-elect, Rev. Herbert j.
Wyckoh.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The Normal school resumed work today
under the assistant teachers.
Mary Hodges has gone to New Roch-
ellie, n. ", to resume her school duties
Grace Stone returned to Boston last
week. after a two weeks visit with her
parents.
Earl Bickford is sick with the grip.
Alfred Wells takes his place at the
creamery.
H.A. Allen, w. c. Howard and W. 3.
Bryant attended the Peoples Telephone
meeting at Chelsea Tuesday.
William Reagan sprained his ankle
Tuesday in way that is likely to confine
him to the house several days.
The school directors are putting in
a new furnace at the training school
building and It is believed that il will
be appreciated.
Bishop Hall will SEND clergyman
from Burlington to hold service with
Holy Communion, in Grace church next
Sunday morning.
Miss Bessie Holden returned to her
school in New York Monday, after two
weeks vacation. Her mother, Mrs. j. III.
Holden, accompanied her to Springfield,
/ from whence she expects 70 visit IN
Z Chicopee, Waterbury and New York.
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RoYALTON.

The Womans club will meet with Mrs.
ID. G. Stearns, Saturday at 2:3 p. m.
Mrs. Samuel Danforth from Claremont,
n. H., is with Mrs. S. p. Danforth for the
winter.
Borodel Woodland returned Tuesday from
avisit of several days with classmate In
Milton.
The week OF prayer is being observed at
the CongI church by services every even
ing except Saturday.
Mrs. q. A. Laird was in Burlington
Tuesday to attend special meeting OF the
national society OF Colonial Danes OF
America in the state of Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney W. Grant left
Tuesday night for Toronto, Can, accom-
named by Mrs. E.W. Ware, who Will make
her home with them in the future.
AT the annual meeting OF the Cong1
church Tuesday, the following officers
we're elected Clerk and treasurer, sey-
mour Culver; S. S. supt., Mrs. q. A. Laird
asst. supt., Mrs. III. w. buttons
ehorister. Mrs. q. A. Laird; asst.chorister,
G. X. Taggart.
Several in this place were saddened by
the death of Prof. Edward Conant at his
home in Randolph Center Monday. lie
was at one time principal of Royalton
academy and had many friends here. Miss
Fannie Eastman, p. b. Dewey and Glenn
Dewey attended the funeral Wednesday.
At the annual meeting of the First
Congl society OF Royalton the following
officers were elected Moderator, G. A.
Laird; clerk, Mrs. II. w. Dutton; treas,
Il. A. Corbin; CON-, II. M. Dutton, q. X.
Taggart, Mrs. G. A. Laird; trustees OF the
fund, II. w. Dutton, q. A. Laird ana heV
Levi Wild. The treasurer reports the So
ciety out OF debt and balance in the
| treasury.
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Annual Meeting Of cons'l Church.

This was held Thursday evening, Jan. i.
Sumner was served by the ladies at b
O'clock and over $50 members OF the con-
gregation partook. all pronouncing 1t
good. A few minutes after the meeting
was called to order by the pastor and
opened with prayer.
Renorts of the officers and of the various
anxiiiary organizations followed. The re-
mort of the clerk showed a loss in mem
bership during the year of six by death
and five by letter, and gain OF nve on
confessioii OF faith and ten by letter, max
ing net gain OF four.
The treasurer reported the subscriptions
ALI maid and a small deficit. Pledges were
called for and in few minutes the greater
mart of the deficit was raised, so that the
new year can be entered upon with ac-
counts all settled. The Ladies ways anu
Means society has had prosperous year,
with receipts of $3.50. They contributed
toward church expenses, made gift TO
the choir and put new furnace IN the
The Woman's Missionary society has
raised s7S for various forms of missionary
work. including package OF bedding ana
clothing sent to Grand View, Tenn. The
Christian Endeavor society has made a
small gain in membership, has raised
more money for missions than in any re-
cent year and has appropriated money
toward church expenses. The SUNDAY
school has held its own in attendance,
paid its expenses, contributed for benevo-
lent work, and has a snug sum IN ITS
treasury. .
Following the reports, in all OF which
there was much ground for encourage
ment. came the election of officers which
resulted as follows deacon for six years,
W. A. Jones: deaconess for two years,
Mrs. Mary Goldsbury; warden for three
wears, w. A. Mcintosh; trustee for three
wears, &. e. Abbott; and these for one
wear: Clerk, A. j. Huse; receiver, +. A
Thomas; treasurer, F.. w. Tewksbury
auditor, +. T. Salisbury; Superintendent
of Sunday school, +. w. Tewksbury
assistant superintendent, w. A. Jones'
members Of standing committee, with
certain members ex officiis, A. J. Foster
A. G. Barnes, o. j. Marcott and J. W. At
wood.
The pastor then called the roll OF mem
bers who responded with passage OF
scripture. A number OF responses and
friendly greetings were read from absent
members. In all 113 responded to the roll
call. -
The meeting was marked by spirit OF
harmony and good feeling and by
LOYALTY to the church which augur vel
for the future. With faithful officers anc
loyal members the church can go on to
larger service for God and man In th'
future.
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VERSHIRE.

Mrs. Norris is at B. F. Fuller's.
The creamery paid 25e. for November
butter.
Mr. Grant has been for some time on
the sick list.
j. c. Carlton has recently visited his
father at Bradford.
A. II. Cotton has so far recovered as TO
be at his store again.
Fred Cross has visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Cross.
A. J. Cross is reported as having had a
shock one day last week.
The annual meeting OF the Adventist
society was held Saturday afternoon.
The ice for the creamery is being drawn
from the mill pond at the Lower village.
Miss L. NJ. Rice OF Lancaster, y. H.,
visited her aunt and cousins here last
week.
b. Fuller has the agency for the YER
mont Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Mont
pelier.
There was donation for Elder Richard
son at the Adventist parsonage last
Wednesday.
There viii be public meeting Of the w.
G. T. ". at the Cong1 church Sunday
evening, Jan IL. Everyone is invited to
attend.
Christie Harding from White River
Junction has been the recent guest OF
friends here.
The schoolhouse at South Vershire was
burned New Years day, with all the
books and furniture.
There were Christmas exercises and a
fine tree at the Congl church, also many
family celebrations OF the day.
Mrs. George and daughter, who were
former residents OF Nershire, have taken
letters from the church here and viii Join
al Bradford, their present home.
In the absence OF Rev. A. z. Dodge
Elder Harding preached at the village last
Sunday and WILL ii is expected, supply
the pulpit here again next Sunday. sun
day school is TO be held at p. m. ana the
preaching service at 2;3O.
Miss Matte Clough, teacher in Boston
was home for the Christmas vacation, also
Miss Bertha Cross OF the Randolph Nor
NAL school, Miss Ethel Church OF the
Mortified. Mass, Moody school and all
OF the Thetford academy students.
The funeral Of w f. Rowell was held al
the Copperfield church last Tuesday after
noon. Rev. William Paul Of West fairlet
officiating. and the burial was in the Gem
etery at Post Mills where he is laid 70 resi-
bv the side Of his oldest daughter, who
died less than year ago. Mr.. hoWeh wa
one OF Vershireis most active and we'll
known citizens and he will be greatly
missed. He was one Of the school direc'
tors OF the town The bereaved family
have deepest sympathy in this great afiiic
ton. A wife and two daughters are lei
| to mourn the loss OF a loving husband anf
father, the family circle having been twic'
broken by the hand OF death during t i
/ flowers upon the casket were sixty carna
/ ton pinks, his age being sixty years.
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SHARON.

Chas. Downer has returned from Bos-
Geo. White is driving E. w. Badgers
horses.
Mrs. Geo. Ryan visited in Lebanon
Saturday.
Miss Jennie Burke has returned home
from nursing a case in North Hartland.
Mrs. Levi Belknap nee Miss Persls
Follett, of Pittsburgh, Kan, was IN town
last week.
Florence Burke has finished work al
Il. l.. Robinson's and returned TO her
home in Broad Brook.
A series OF revival meetings are being
held this week at the Baptist church con-
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. Clough.
Quite a number attended the wedding
reception of Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Sargent
at Norwich Wednesday evening.
Mrs. q. w, Brown was taken violently
III last Friday. DR.. Fish was called and
al this writing she is much better.
Geo. Zero has moved his family from
Rrookfeld into j. H. Marsh's tenement
house and is working for }. +. Sheparo.
The New Years ball was attended by
nearly go couples and all report good
time Music by Hazleton's orchestra OF
STAFFORD.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hinkley OF Royal
ton and Mrs. Henry Spaulding and little
granddaughter OF Sumpter, Ore, spent
New Years at G. w. Browns.
Miss Alice Marsh and Erwin Reynold,
were united in marriage at the Cong
parsonage at high noon Jan. LIST, Rev
5. II. Sargent performing the ceremony
They lett on the express train for Boston
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Geo. Chambers, son o.
the late Webb and Ellen Chambers, e
Miss May Jackson OF CaVendlsh. MT
Chambers is studying for the ministry.
The annual roll call and dinner OF the
Cong'l church will be held at the chape
Saturday of this week; roll call at Il
o'clock, dinner at u; the annual meeting
of the Cong1 society at p. m. II Il
hoped that large number VIII attene
these meetings.
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DREW &LEONARD
DRUGGISTS.
EAST RANDOLPH.
DRUGGISTS S.


Bargains in mems shirts.
A. @. OsoooD q Co.
Wallace Morrill, was in Barre one day
recently.
Miss Lucy Osgood is visiting at ii.
Walkers in Chelsea.
Nelson Vinson is very slowly gaining
from his recent illness.
The Library circle met with Mrs. 3. X.
Waldo last Wednesday.
Miss Ina Emery returned from her visit
in Bath, n. H., last week Thursday.
LIP, Sprague went to Burlington Fri
day 10 commence his medical studies.
CHI. Monkey and wife are rejoicing
over the birth Of daughter Saturday.
John Ferris has finished work for Chas'
Clifford and is working for l. u. heatn.
Herbert Kemp OF New Hampton, N. n,
arrived at George Brigham's last week
Tuesday.
Julian Grow has so far recovered as to
be able to come over to his mothers from
Randolph.
Carl Moxley, who hurt his leg at the fire,
is able to be around and look after the
new hired girl.
Frank Ferris has finished work for Bur-
ton Blaisdell and commenced a years
work for c. G. Clifford.
Mrs. c. Il. Davis of State Line, n. H., ar
rived Tuesday OF last week to visit her
daughter, Mrs. G. II. Monkey.
Quite large delegation from this place
attended the business meeting of the Peo-
pies Telephone company in Chelsea Tues
day.
A. w. Emery dressed 10 pigs Tuesday
for f. n. Jerds meat market that were
five months old and averaged 2H pounds
each.
George Brigham has rented the Kent
place of William Boyd and moved his
family in there until he can get house
built on his place.
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A Model Farmhouse.

Friends and neighbors to the number of
about forty assembled at the home OF Jo-
semi Harlow and family last Thursday
evening to offer congratulations and visit
them in their new house, for which Mr..
Harlow commenced to draw the lumber
about one year ago. Il is now completed
with the exception OF finishing of few
rooms upstairs.
The house and ell are both two stories,
with slated roof and cellar under nearly
the whole house. There are two sleeping
rooms, parlor, sitting room, kitchen, pan
| try and bath room on the ground floor,
besides closets. There are also faucets al
three different places from which hot or
cold water can be drawn at all times. Inc
floors, castings and drawers are finished in
maple taken from the farm. The water is
| forced into large tank in the chamber by
/ hydraulic pressure from never-falling
spring.
The work upon the house was done by
| Ernest Manchester and the finishing on
especially would reflect great credit upon
| the most experienced carpenter.
Mr.. Harlow has taught the lesson to ev-
ery farmer that, even upon small farm,
/ farming paws. Mr.. Harlow's father pass
| "a away when Joseph was mere boy,
/ leaving the farm for him and his mother
/ To manage with heavy mortgage upon H.
/ With hard labor and good management,
combined with the frugality OF a young
wife in later years, the mortgage was not
only "liftedH but a snug little sum was
laid aside, which has built this house
without debt being contracted or one
dollar borrowed.
Having spent the evening in merriment
and visitation, refreshments were served
after which the party retired with the best
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow, the
mother and little daughter for a happy
New Year.
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Ihe IaIephone Meetlna.

The Corinth Cooperative Telephone
90. was translated into the Orange County
Telephone Co BY the original members
81 the former company having accepted
the new charter obtained at the last
session OF the legislature at the meeting
Of stockholders held at the Town nall
Great interest was manifested, there
being an attendance of between 200 and
800 members.
The meeting was called to order at
1919 by the president, G. l.. Spear, OF
Corinth. Hale X. Darling OF Chelsea was
elected chairman and q. +. Stacy OF YER
shire clerk.
The old company was merged into the
new one, by vote. The company adopted
new bylaws, after considerable discussion.
They provide for seven directors, only
one TO a town. Instead Of stockholders
being required to build and maintain
half a mile OF wire they may secure a
share at par value of not less than fio,
which entities them to the privileges oil
the service, they putting in instruments
furnished or approved by the company
40 their own expense.
The seven directors elected are;-C. l.
4 spear. Corinth; Il. IA. Kennedy, Chelsea
George Crane, Brookield; q. T.. stacy
Vershire; George Brown, Tunbrldgei
Martin Cbamberiin, Washingtoni Ut
IN IA. Mcintyre, Randolph. These organ
s. led by electing the following
u G. L. Spear; vice pres, George Crane
see and treas, K. II. Williams OF Cor
NTH; aud auditor, c. ). Emery, chelsea
This telephone company is EVIDENT,
10 be .sthe thing" There are alread,
between 600 and 700 Instruments IN, II
q the 20 or more towns entered by the lines
Nearly ali of these towns were repre-
scented at this first annual meeting.
large addition is soon to be made in Ran
dolph, where 60 instruments are alread.
engaged, with 100 in prospect.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-08

Wonders never cease. machine has
boon invented that will cut, paste and
hang wall paper The field OF inventions
and discoveries seems to be unlimited.
Notable among great discoveries Is Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
II has done a world of good Tor weak
lungs and saved many life. Ihousanas
have used II and conquered grip, bronchi-
lie nneunonia and consumption. Their
general verdict is: "It's the best and
most reliable medicine for throat and lung
troubles.n Every SOC. and sl.OO bottle Is
guaranteed.' Trial bottles free.
For sale bv Drew 4 Leonard, Randolph.
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BROAD BROOK.

Mrs. l.. ID. Leavitt is added to the sick
list.
Mrs. Lyman Allen is slowly improving
from her illness.
Mrs. Elvira Brownell is visiting heI
brother, Horace Royce.
Clara T.. Davis returned Saturday to hei
school at Leominister, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson from South
Pomfret spent Sunday at A. c. Gibson s
Mrs. L. d. Leavitt spent Tuesday with
her daughter, Mrs. Ashley, at south
Royalton.
Mrs. c. r. Black spent Saturday and
sunday with her brother, Chas. Graves,
who is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Slack left Satur-
day for Fitchburg, Mass, after spending
a few weeks with his parents.
Mrs. Levi BelSnap left Saturday fol-
Boston TO visit her brother, and from
there goes TO her home in Kansas.
Mrs. Fred Marsh returned Monday tc
her home at Rochester, after making hei
sister, Mrs. A. c. Gibson, short visit
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NORTH TuNsRIpoE.

Mrs. A. p. Osborne has been quite sick
the past week.
Marion Burnham, who has been sick for
few weeks, is improving somewhat.
ROYAL Moulton has closed his labors
with M. c. Flanders and is at work for +.
Dickerman.
The Orange County association OF Free
Baptists win hold a meeting at North run
bridge January 16, II and Is. An extern
siye program will be given.
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That specIsI Ad. Column.

On page 8 will be found special column
devoted to small ads. of one inch or more
in size This column runs alike in all our
papers, giving it over 1900 paid-in- advance
circulation each week. The price per
inch for four weeks is a round dollar. IL
is cheap advertising and many have takeh
advantage of 1t. Farm and other notices
find an appropriate place there. Give It a
try. Cash with order.
l.. b. JOHNSON, Pub.
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Death of D. c. Jones.

Daniel c. Jones died at his home in this
village last Tuesday morning at 5:3O.
He had been gradually failing the past
year. His death came somewhat uneN-
pectedly, although il was thought by
friends that he could not much longer sur
vive. as he was suffering with valvuiar
heart disease The past week he had been
much more comfortable than for several
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wonaerfuI Nerve

Is displayed by many man enduring
mains OF accidental cuts, wounds, bruises,
burns. scalds, sore feet or stiff joints. But
there's no need for it. Bucklen's Arnica
Salye will kill the pain and cure the
trouble. It's the best salve on the earth
for piles, too; 25c.
For sale by Drew q Leonard, randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-08

II Is exceptional to find family where
there are no domestic ruptures OCCASION
ally, but these can be lessened by having
Or. Kings New Life pills around. Much
trouble they save by their great work IN
stomach and liver troubles. They not
only relieve you, but cure;25c.
For sale by Drew a Leonard, Randolph
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Merit VIII Tell.

The undersigned agree TO refund the
money on one 25-eent box of Lady Poor's
ointment II il fails to cure Eczema, Salt
Rheum, any Skin Diseases, Chapped
Hands or Lips, Wounds, Burns, Pimples,
open Sores, Chatting, Itching or Bleeding
piles. Bailey's Pharmacy and Drew a
Leonard. Randolph; j. W. Fargo, Ran
dolph Ctr; A. G.. Osgood d Co., East Ran
dolnh