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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-25
LILLIEvILLE.

If the one that took the strap halter
from my barn the day of my husbands
funeral will return it soon / shall be very
grateful, as it was the only one / had Ia
use. Mrs. HATTIE NJ HorgrxnToN-
Mrs. II. L. Dyke entertained Mrs. NJ. f..
Roberts of Pittsfield, also Miss Alice Kez-
er OF Rochester, Sunday afternoon.
Several from here attended the Interna-
tional Sunshine meeting at Miss Ida Lew
IS Saturday. All had a good time.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Page, also Mrs.
Hattie ~Hoisington, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Hatch on Camp Brook Saturday.
The w. c. 7. U. will hold its regular
meeting next Friday afternoon at 2;3O
at the home Of Mrs. Agnes Chan.
man. Topic, "Evangelistic and Sunday
Work" All invited.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Roberts. Windsor county
superintendent of Loyal Temperance Le-
gion, organized an L. 7. L. in the SUNDAY
at Bethel 'Lympus church last sun
day, with Mrs. c. E. Noble as s~uperinten-
dent
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GAYsvILLE.

John johnson has the measles.
Parker Babeock's baby is very sick.
Alvin Savage has moved into the Aldrieh
house.
A. J. Laska was in Randolph a Cay
recently.
viii Waters returned to his home in
Castleton Saturday.
VIII Flint was az home from Wood
stock over Sunday.
Mrs. N. L. Sheldon returned to her home
in Boston last week.
Mrs. Harris Waters visited in Hartford
a few days recently.
Arthur Ballard and wife visited relatives
in Roxbury last week.
Joel Waller returned TO his home in
Concord, n. f., Monday.
Miss Lila Stafford spent several DAYS in
New Hampshire recently.
r. V. Hassam was at nome from Marsh
field a few days last week.
Samuel Bean is stopping at Ralph
Knowlton's for the present.
Mrs. Ella Page has a cousin and his wife
from Nashua, n. H., visiting her.
Lawrence Luce from Springfield, VT, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Miss Mabel Smith is spending her vaca-
tion with her parents in Rochester.
Miss Jessie spaulding Of Bethel visited
friends in town a few days recently.
Sidney Wyman has moved into the ten
ement vacated by Thomas Dukette a few
weeks ago..
Mrs. Emma Waters and granddaughter,
Bessie Waters, OF Barnard visited her son,
Harris Waters, e Sunday.
Misses Annie and Alice Chedel are
spending their vacations with their
parents, j. A.. Chedel and wife.
j.. A. Chedel and wife attended the COM
mencement exercises at Montpelier SEM
last week. Their daughter, Alice,
a graduate.
4 party Of Il invited guests were de.
tghtfully entertained at the home Of Miss
Taggart Saturday evening. a
-ery interesting entertainment had been
provided for the first part Of the evening.
.ce cream and cake were served. after
hitch the following musical program was
Solo, "The Lost Chord,n Mrs. ID.
7. Gould; solo, mighty LAX a Rose,n
Hiss Jessie Spaulding; solo, "The Rosary
". r. Waters; solo, "~Schubert's Sere-
Miss Harriette Taggart.
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A New Road.

Elmer Doyle, George Taggart and Wal
ter Webster, selectmen Of Royalton. and
W. n. Edmunds and C.. S. Davis, selectmen
OF Bethel, met Saturday morning and
closed negotiations for a road to be for the
common benefit of the plant OF the Bethel
Electric Light and Power Co. situated In
Royalton, and the plant of the Woodbury.
6ranlte Co. adjoining, situated in Bethel.
The town of Royalton paid the town of
Bethel s20Oand the town Of Bethel is 10
build the road and maintain the same. II
VIII begin a few rods westerly of the in
tersectton of the Christian Hill road with
me hoyalton river road, opposite Cherry
Hut cemetery and run nearly straight
across the railroad which it crosses a few
rods above the Royalton and Bethel town
line. The road viii be entirely in the town
OF Bethel. The select men expect to have
the road completed in as short a time as
the work can be done.
This Is a happy solution OF a problem
That has been bothering the authorities Of
the two towns for some time. The Electric
Light Co. have had no means OF access TO
their plant except by an by
the town of Royalton with Robert
by which Mr.. Noble allowed the
Electric Light Co. TO cross on his land ina
for the yearly m OF s25
There was no public road TO the granite
sheds OF the Woodbury. Co, and by this
arrangement a common road sufiees for
The needs Of the two plants.
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Letter to Geo. HARVEY.

HrfEs
Dear Sir: Everybody considers nsint-
ing a necessary nuisance, and YOU are
probably no exception. -
You can't abolish it altogether: lint vou
can make II come half as often. and cost
only two-thirds as much each time. and
have your house look better all the time
Everybody knows that the sea-sbore il
hard on paint. The Harrington residence
at Rockland, Maine, a sea-coast town. vas
painted with Devoe seventeen wears AGO
The house has never been repainted. and
seems TO be well painted vet.
If you want to take the trouble To he
convinced, we can send you a hundred
other instances; but none SO striking a.
this. .
This Is not all. Devoe Lead and Zine
only wears longer. but it paints more
square feet TO the gallon than any other
paint-especially mixed paints. II IS the
Fewer gallons; wears longers paint.
Yours trdlv.
is f. W. DEyoE & Co. New York
p. 5. Upper q Graham. Bethel. Camn-
bell & Greeley, Rochester. ana n q.
Tracy, Chelsea. E. F. Moody, So. RovsI-
ton, sell our paint.
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EAST 6RAINTREE.

j. G. Mclntire Is on the sick list.
o S. Thayer is building a barn for j. G
McIntire.
Gladys Thayer is visiting her aunt Ii
NorthfieId.
Anna Copeland is working at s. A.
Hutchinsonis.
Miss Lucinda Hatch is working for Mrs.
ID. w. c. Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. McIntire are visiting
their daughter in Brookdeld this week.
Mrs. Alice whitney Dickerman Of Tun-
bridge was az Wallace Peavey's Thursday.
Miss Josie Kennedy OF White River
Junction is visiting az Charles Holman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Rogers and family
OF Bridgewater visited at Edward Miners
the first Of the week.
Mabel and Cherrie Boyce have been vis-
iting at their grandfather's, Edgar Park
er's, several days recently.
The Pomona Grange viii be held in the
church here Tuesday, June so The after
noon session will be public. All cordially
invited.
Mrs. G. l.. Smith Of Randolph Center
was in town Tuesday. Miss Mabel, who
had been visiting friends here the past
week, returned home with her.
Miss Edna McCord went Saturday to
south hoyalton 70 remain over Sunday;
from there she went 10 Pixies station, u.
H., to work in a telephone Office.
Nadine Scribner gave a party to Is little
girls at the home Of her sister. Mrs. Max
Dewey, Tuesday afternoon. Is being her
ninth birthday. Ice cream and cake were
served.
c. Z. conservation meeting next Sunday
evening at $3.50. Topic, Christ IN Our
Cities, lcity missions); Acts Is:1-iI;
Luke l9:4l-iij Matt. II ;23,24; leader, Mrs.
Elsie Clough.
Mrs. Arvilla Morse Of Randolph visited
W. +. Butterfield's sundf. il being
Grandma Dutton's 9Th birthday. Few
people have as many birthdays a. she has
had May she live 10 pass the century
Mr.. Ewell entertained about IS Of the
young people at Byron Wakeheldis Friday
evening. A very pleasant evening was
spent with games and g~ramopbone selec-
tons. Refreshments Of Ice cream. cake
and bananas were served.
School in District No. 3 closed Tuesday.
Iune 10. Those having no marks were
Ruth Farnsworth and Arthur Campbell. |
Pupils having no absent marks were Ar
Campbell, Ruth Farnsworth, Garlic
Norman, Lena Norman, Ralph Hutchln-
storrs Clough. Number Of pupils en-
oiled, H. average attendance, is is.
-thel T. Cleveland was teacher.
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Fogg's. =
George Luce from Boston is visiting his
mother, sister and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Farnham are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. NJ. c. Flanders.
Grace Waterman has gone to Randolnh
to work during her vacation from school.
II is reported that Martin fuller and
Sadie Whitney were recently Joined in
wedloek.
The young people OF the F. b. society
will hold an ice cream supper at the vestry
Tuesday evening, June Both. The enter
tainment will be a prize contest by the la
dies, IN which all are requested to take a
part. Three judges will be appointed TO
award prizes. Everybody invited.
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Bethel Won Close Ball Game.

The Bethel baseball team. recently
organized for the season, played its. first
game on the bone grounds Saturday
having as opponents the strong South
Royaltons, and was victorious by the Close
score OFFS to-. This was n of the hard
est fought and best played games ever
seen on the home grounds and kept the
few spectators who were fortunate enough
to see it on the ''ragged edge" all through
the game. Such ball playing is a credit 10
the players participating and how that
they possess talent of a high order and
worthy of the support OF all who love the
national game.
In the first inning, after two were gone,
Mclntire and Weafer made clean singles
only to see the next man go out on a high
fly to center field. South Royalton was
retired in order, Chase getting the first
two on difficult chances and the third
grounding to pitcher, who threw him out
at first.
In the second, Lattimer got his base on
balls. only to be doubled when Emery
batted to Faneuf. Stoddard struck out.
Skinner made a nice drive for a single, but
the next three batters were retired on out
field flies.
In the third. after Dutton had famed.
Chase, Larkin and McIntire touched up
sCuppy" Culver in fine shape, resulting in
two runs. South Royalton went out in
order.
In the fourth, Sanspra famed, Lattimer
got to first after striking out. as the
catcher missed the third one, and then
threw way over Tenney's head. Emery
was given his base on four wide ones,
Stoddard flied out to third and then Dut-
hit a nice one which was good for two
runs, but Emery could not get out of the
way OF it on his rapid journey to third
the side was retired without a tally.
Hard luck South Royalton got two runs
On bases after two were out only TO see the
next man fan.
Both sides failed to get into the game in
NTH and sixth but in the seventh.
liter Bethel had been retired in order on
'asy chances, p. Waldo reached first on
buttons error, only to be forced at second
IN Culver's slow roller to third. S. Waldo
orced Culver at second by grounding TO
Woodland hit safely and reached
econd on a steal, as third base was occu-
ned. captain Newton then brought in
10Th by a fine drive over second. Faneuf
lied out to Center.
Larkin reached first on SINNERS error
a the eighth, but MeIntire and Sanspra
AIMED and Weafer hit a weak one 10
ulver. Clark went out, Weafer to Lat
on a nice play. skinner hunted in
'ont OF the plate and McIntire got the
all up to first in grand shape. Tenney
a hit and attempted TO steal second,
was nailed On Macs nice throw to
Ieater who covered the bag. L
Bethel won out in the ninth. After
was retired, Skinner to Tenney.
merry got in a nice drive and scored on
error Of buttons bunt. Chase
ruck out. Tenney and p. Waldo went A,
i on flies, Lattimer making a nice catch
! the former and Sam Waldo ended the :
me by a most artistic stIike-out.
The score:- 4,
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coRINTH.

Mrs. G. c. Moulton is at Corydor
Sleeper's as nurse.
Nettie McCrillis is with her mother
at @. H.. Wilson's.
Aaron McCrillis Of STAFFORD is work.
ing at q. II. Wilson's.
Mrs. Grace Robbie is in East Barre visit
ing her son, {. e. Robbie.
Henry Pratt Of Franklin is with his
daughter, Mrs. b. b. Scribner.
Geo. III. Wilson and Mrs. Porter are
VISITING their cousins, the Abbotts, IN
Randolph this week.
A son was BON "Wednesday. lime y
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Corydon Sleeper and
grandson to Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Blake.
Mrs. Lee and daughter. Mrs. Porter
OF Boston, are at Geo. N. Wilson's for
the summer. Mrs. Lee is daughter OF the
late Jesse Wilson Of this town.
On Friday afternoon there was a severe
nan storm in some parts OF the town
dong much damage to crops and guIlyIng
the roads so they are impossible.
Mrs. Sarah Little visited her brother
Geo. Iaplin, in Chelsea last week. 81,
was accompanied by Mrs. Susan Taplin
who is visiting Hon. j. X. Darling. sis1
his son, Hale Darling.
There is to be a picnic in the grove ~
VIM. Iaplin on Friday afternoon. June
10Th. A program has been PREPARED IN
an hours time; then ice cream. cake ana
lemonade are TO be served to all present
hevs. Rowell, kilbourn and Premise are
expected to be present and a good time |
is anticipated.
Ida Washburn is sick with measles
Dr. Locke's in Bradford, where she was
boarding. She vas unable to be present |
AZ the graduation exercises in which sbe !
to have had the Valedietory ESSAY !
Il was a great disappointment TO ne
class and to Miss Washburn. She Mad
completed her examinations before BEING
i'll. s
Nate Carter, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. .Josenb
,arter, was taken with appendicitis
wednesday evening OF last week al New
Jury, where be Is clerk in a store. Thurs
lay morning his mother and father went
o New bury and took him to Hanover
Tor an operation. They wore
accompanied by DIR. Loveland. The
was successful and homes are
OF a speedy and full ~recoverv
ie had not been well for several days
Increase your trade by selling Wise
Alng -four. It's reliable and uniform
1000 today, tomorrow or next month.
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Notice Of Settlement

ESTATE OF SYLVESTER DAY
STATE OF VERMONT. In Prohsie
hANnoLPM DISTRICT. -. Nheid af Ranafl =
md Tor said District on the san dag o!u
A. H.. 1903
Ina A. Wight, administrator ~ TIE aseit-
aiNestcr Day, late ~ Tunhriire BE- 90
lnct deceased, presents his aimlnlstutHa
ceunt LOT examination and allowance. add
alIahcatten for e. decree q aiatrifrfiaa ai
uiian ~ the estate of said deceased
Nhereupon 10 l. ordered hy said CaET -
s1il account and said application De
a session. % said Court o. De hed
h"ttl ~ said Chelsea, on the 18th day
a A. 1908, for hearing and decision lel
anu y further ordered. that al persl
crested he notified hereof BY publication
tlce ~ said application and order there's
weeks successfully In the Herald and Pc.
printed a. Randolph, aud which CICuair
heiEhborhood ~ those interested. prfl
sald time appointed for hearing. that taei
aplear ~ sald time and place, and I A9
object thereto.
BY the Court; Attest.
WILLIAM H. NICHOLS Jtsr
a true cupY uf Records Attest.
loa1 WILLIAM ~ NICHOLS t.
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BETHEL GILEAp.

Lorenzo Ellis and wife are visiting in
Roxpury.
jerome F. Shaw's dog, Ned. killed six
woodchucks last Tuesday.
Amplias Williams is making his home
with his daughter, Mrs. Delbert Spooner.
at present.
Myra +. Edison, formerly Of this place.
who has for some years been working I'M
Massachusetts,, went TO Orange City, Fla.
the first OF June to help care for her aunt.
Mrs. NJ. d.. Herrick. whom she found IN a
helpless and hopeless condition.
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A Serious Mistake.

f. c. Dewitt & Co. is the name of the
firm who make the genuine Witch Hazel
salve. DeWitt's is the Witch Hazel Salve
that heals without leaving a scar. Ii is a
serious mistake to use any other. De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve cures blind.
bleeding, itching and protruding piles.
burns, bruises. eczema and all skin diseas-
Is. Sold by g. NJ. Miller, Bethel; NJ. j.
SARGENT. 50. Royalton.
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w. w.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice Of se,,lemon,

EsIAth OF MARY ~ PETEks
STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate c-rhI
iAebeLfH DISTRICT, 81 az Raudalnh. % Etr
,ald District 90 the ath day q ga
a. y 1893 W.. r. Townsend executor =
estate ~ Mary ~ y. Peters. sfe + Ola
said District, deceased. prsss-s
tumiul7tratiun account far cNamiaauc I'll
allowance, and makes application 10 8 ae
q~istributian and partition 10 the estate -
Mhereupen,if s. ordered by said Cnrtthrs |
tgvuunt and said application De r%eferHedto ~
Sion thereof, q be held al the 3
~ said Chelsea. On The iHt
gi July, A. D. is8l fr hearing 8
decision thereon and ft l. further urlsrte
ali persons Interested be nufiHei hefet
p~uhhcltlon 81 notice 81 said applaafg q
arler thereon, three weeks suscessY ta
herald and News, a Newspaper publishes p
h~andotphi "a this state. and which tHltia-
le nelsnborhood o. those interested betF
ume ui hearing that they NAV auHer g =
TIME ana place, and, II they see cause 90
BY the Court; Attest
1929 WILLIAM H. NICHOLS lu&t
true copy az Record Attest.
WILLIAM n NICHOLS N4t
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Driven 10 pesneratinn-

Living at an out of the way place. re-
mote from civilization, a family is often
driven to desperation in case Of accident.
resulting IN burns, cuts, wounds, ulcers.
etc. Lay i'm a supply OF Bncklenis Arnica
Salve. It's the best on earth. 25c.
For sale by Drew q Leonard, Randolph
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Ten Years In Bed.

X. A. Gray, j. p, Oakville, Ind, writes.
"ror ten years l was confined to my bed
with disease OF my kidneys. II was 81
severe that could not move part of The
time. | consulted the very best medical
skill available, but could get no relief nm
I'll foley's Kidney Cure was recommended
TO me. II has been a Godsend to me.o w.
=. Brooks, Bethel; Charles +. Black, South
Royalton.
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BETHEL 'LYmPUs.

Mrs: Ben Whitaker and two children
visited her parents in Rutland last week.
Alton Young OF Barre visited his moth
er, Mrs. Fanny Young, a few DAYS last
~
Mrs. W. D. blossom Of Boston came Sat
urday to visit her children at her mothers
Mrs. A. Kings. >
Miss Sylvia Whitaker Of Massachusetts
is visiting her brother, W. G. Whitaker.
and other relatives here.
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II you have kidney or bladder trouble
and do not use Foley's Kidney Cure. Won
viii have only yourself to blame for re-
suits, As Il positively cures all forms Of
kidney and bladder diseases. ID. o. Good
no, Rochester; Frank {. Bachelor. Brain
tree.
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EAST BETHEL,

John Abbott is spending some time in
this vicinity.
Rev. Mr.. Woodruff of Barre was at j. G..
Fowler's last week.
George w. I. Whitney arrived home
from Ithaca, n. Y, Saturday.
L. II. Abbott went to Massachusetts
Monday and may stay for a time.
Miss Hortensia Greene attended the
Baptist association at Sharon last week as
delegate from the church in this place and
spent the week with friends there.
Miss Bernice Monkey was graduated
with high honors from the Barker Free
school in West Bedford, Mass, June ~.
She was quite popular, being president of
her class. Her musical and literary exer-
cises were much praised. She is the
daughter OF Frank Monkey, a former resi-
dent in this vicinity.
Tisn't safe to be a day without DIR.
Thomas Eclectric Oil in the house. Never
TO happen.
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=. N. Jerd's Market.
ANNOUNCEMENT

| take this opportunity 10 uotrs
those that have unsettled sasn,
with me, that The same must bs a.
tied on or before July 10Th. nert.
And please take particular poss
that from July Isl no credit vl
given anyone for more than 80 az.
Now pin this up where you ast
forget about IL.
II you must have six months. III.
years time. why, yon win have b
deal with those that can and an VII.
to give such time. / am all oa
Of such Longtime goods"
Ny goods from July Isl, pmcn
are all cash or 30 DAYS.
Signed and Sealed,
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SOUTH ROYAUTON

Melntire out for running out OF line
Emery hit by batted bali.
summary :-Bases on balls by Dutton /.
Dy culver 2; hit by pitched ball, Tenney
struck out, by Dutton 3. by Culver z:
double play, Faneuf to Newton to Tenney
OF game, 1:l0; umpire. Mr.. Lease.
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The schools in town are to have 2 bsA
picnic in G. A. Mosher's pasture oaeA
b schoolhouse. There is 90 be 3 u
game, besides other games, swings, ete
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The following order was carried cut at
me ordination services Of Rev. ]. Hall
Long at the Congl church Wednesday,
lo43. am. Organization council. Rev. J. +. whit.
ney OF Royaiton, moderator.
na@ Examination Of candidates.
E.0- COLLATION..
L3op.m. Prelude. Miss Mabel Miller.
Statement by moderator.
Report 20 scribe.
Invoeatiou and Scripture reading.
sermon by Rev. George f. Ladd Of
Prayer g ordination. with laying on Of
bands.
Music.
Charge g pastor. Rev. Homer W. Hn.
dreth % Rochester.
charge 90 people. Rev. Geo. W. Pat
terson % Randolph Center.
hikhI hand q fellowship, Rev. J. r.
Music.
Closing Prayer.
henediction. Rev. }. Han Long.
The committee having the matter in
charge was composed Of Deacons Alonzo
Emery, George Parker,and George NJ. Mil
Ter.
Among those from away in town this
week to attend the ordination services 81
Rev. J. Han Long are his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Long Of Cambridge. n. Y
Mrs. George G. Leby. sister Of Mr.. Long
and M. Leby OF Rensselaer,. n. v. Miss
Nellie Ripley Of Springfield. Mass. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis l.. Hastings Of gill
Mass.
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Ordination ceremonx.

The following order was carried cut at
the ordination services of Rev. j. Hail
Long at the Congl church Wednesday
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