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The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

II woman makes really good
bread. she should keep the fact a Sc
.cret. Or tie other women will hate her.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

Tho reason YOU can get
this trial free IL because
they cure Kidney lille and
will prove IL To you.
WEST BRASCu, Men
Deans Kidney Pills hit the
case. which was an unusual
desire 60 uriuAte - had 10 get
up i've or Fix times Of "a night.
/ think diabetes was well un.
der way. the feet and ankles
swcllcd. There was an ia.
tense pain Ia the back. the
heat ~ which would feel like
putting ones hand up 60 "a
lamp chimney. lnAye used
the free trial and two fun
boxes ~ Duan's pills with the
satisfaction a. feeling that |
am cured. They are tie rem
edy par excellence. ~
u. r pAtLAED.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

The easiest way TO fatter some PEG.
plo Is u tell them they are iattery
proof
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

Truth does not depend on tempera-
mcnt.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

| When n man "a In the right he IL
| not afraid OF being misrcprescntcd.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

secretlng our sins viii not slay
them.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

To Cure Cold In One day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
sruggists refund money IL III fails 20 cure. 2Se
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

Pisos Cure for Consumption Il an infaliiblo
medicine for coughs and colds-S. W. SANUEi.
Ocean Grove. y. j.. Feb a.. 1000
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
For children tccthng. sufens the gums. reduces To-
nAuamation allays pain, cures wind cole. &c botto
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

4 contented man Is often only an
egotist.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

no YOUR CLOTHES LOOK YELLOW
Ifso use Red Cross Ball Blue twill make
them white as snow. 2 or. package cents.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

Christ Is never Inappropriate.
The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03

The "Dlsap" Puzzle rs; s .ss 'f IT, g and
have lun by The lushsl Mailed Tor To- lcss agcuts
IN quautitirs. a. o. Van pussn ~ sth 81 Hudson, ny
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10
Bingham.

W. r. Jordan was at Skowhegan the
first of the week on business.
Mrs. Roscoe Turner who has been
working for Curren Smith Is visiting In
Shirley,
Merton Goodrich, Walter Piper, and
Allen Lander went to Waterville, Mon
is their first term in that excellent iusti.
tuition. Nora Lander is also attending
school there this term.
Alice Webster of Caratunk has been
spending several days at Lakewood.
Quite number from Bingham and
Moscow are attending Lakewood Camp
meeting this year.
The County Commissioners have been
making extensive inspection of the roads
in this vicinity and up river and return
ed Tuesday.
Margaret Brown who has been work
ing at Austin Pond is now at home and
Nellie Smith Is taking her place.
Mrs. French and her daughter, Mrs.
Brown, of Scion, were guests of II. o
Chase and wife last Tuesday
Ora Gordon was down river the first
of the week.
Mrs. Thomas Rollins and little daugh.
ter have been at Scion for two days past.
Miss Sharp Is now teacher of Bing-
ham High School, Miss Osborne having
secured better position in Lewiston.
Mrs Holt returned from Portland
Saturday noon with her new millinery
S. A. Smith and wife were at Skowhe
gan Sunday and Monday.
DR. A. A. Piper was at Waterville
Monday last.
Cora Baker of Wateryille has recently
been in town.
Madge McCohen of Halloween has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Rey-
nolds.
There came near being serious acct
dent last Saturday to four passengers on
the stage. For some time w. B Wharf
has had so many passengers on the
Forks stage that he was obliged to use
an express wagon hitched behind the
regular wagon as trailer. He had on
board Chas Ham, Sea Hussey, Henry
Lane, Guy Reynolds and trunk. They
were coming around the dugway above
Lovejoy's Pond at good speed, when
the trailer severed its connection with
the stage and leaped the bank and down
among the trees and bushes; some went
under the wagon and some on top
Hams head was bruised, Lanes shout
der wrenched and bruised, Husseys
pants were torn his leg bruised and
soraped. Guy, being boy WAS unhurt.
The trunk kept right on, leaped barbed
wire fence and brought up on the shore
OF the pond thirty feet below, the con-
eents of said trunk were scattered to the
four winds of heaven.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10

Mrs. Alvah Foss of Athens aud Miss
Ellie who lately graduated from Bates
I ollege. She WAS a lover OF home, be
lieving "Home keeping hearts ara hap
piest." Her funeral Was from her home
and was attended by Rev. j. 4. Lombard
on Friday last. interment being al Tie
village cemetery
"She rests from her .abors
Mr.. c. Z Emery Iefr town for Belfast
last week to pursue business again On
the road.
Miss Ina Emery commenced her
school at the village last Monday aud
Miss Eva Wentwofih ia the Chapman
district one week sRe
The grange picnic proved to be an en
jOyable outing As II Was an ideal daY
for an out of door gathering about =
members and friends took advantage II
II and fine appetites prevailed At the
noon hour. Following is the program
for the next meeting Topic Tor discus
sion, The results - the seasons crops
paper by sister MAJ L Hot, some things
| noticed at the Bangor Fair, some things
| noticed at the Lewiston Fair by Thank
full Corson; reading, sister Abhie Fo1
talk in relation to school work by worthy
Chaplain.
Frost has nipped vegetation badly of
late. u
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10

Farmers have begun deRiaR thau
potatoes and report them ss fataug
very badly
The miners have been building road
and have it completed, aud begun sort
ing their ore few days ago. @e hope
1t may be a success Percy Itpp aud
wife are keeping house for them
Schools IN town began one weak ago,
the one at the corner being under tho
instruction Of Miss Minnie Cox from
Enstis
Mrs. Lizzie rushard is Ia town glslt
ing her sisters, Mrs. c. @. Hsaly and
Mrs. II. K. Savage.
Mrs. Pathenla Hsaley has improved
and Is able to sit up part OF the time
Mr.. Littlehed aud partner from Ban
gor are 10 town collecting ship knees.
Mr.. aud Mira John Monrows from
Madison we're In town week ago. Walt
ing Mrs. Monrows's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Healey
Mr. and MIRA O. :. Healy Visited Al
Madison, last week. They found theii
nephew, James Felker, much improved
In health.
Mrs Laurlla Duuton 10 stopping tol
a short time At the cold farm
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10
Harmony.

Several from this town attended the
Fair at Lewiston last week and report a
good show.
A party of ten young people, chape.
roned by Mr. aud Mrs {. l.. Whittier,
camped out at Moose pond, Friday and
Saturday nights, enjoying it all but the
shower
Mr.. Dell Kelley of Cornville and Miss
Ina Aormlight of this town were united
in marriage on Saturday evening at the
home of the brides grandmother, Mrs
B. F. Cooley, in The presence of the i'm
mediate family. They went at once to
Mr.. Kelley's home in Cornville.
Mrs Sunbury of Sherbrooke, Canada,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. l.
Whittier.
Mrs. Eliza Tibbetts is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Quimby, in Stetson.
Albert Clark has moved onto the
place he recently purchased in Pittsfield
Mrs Ellen Bryant and her daughter
and niece, who have been spending the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Davis
have returned to their home in Lowell
Mass.
Clair Turner and Carl Rhoades are
attending the Maine Central Institute at
Plttsfleld.
tia Hatch is teaching in Kingsbury.
| notice gentleman in Madison
speaks of raising potatoes weighing one
and one-half pounds. think | can go
him one better with one raised by w. s.
Bemis, weighing two pounds and seven
ounces B.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10
St. Adams.

Mrs. H. A. Rand and her daughter,
Mrs. H. S. Thompson of Augusta, passed
last week with relatives in West Hartland
and at S. H. Goodwin's.
William Rand, clerk at the Skowhegan
House. spent few days at his old home
in West Hartland and with relatives in
town.
Harry Finson of Boston is spending a
week with his uncle, John Finson.
Mrs. Fred Berry and her sister, Nora
Clark, attended the campmeeting at Etna,
Sunday.
S. w Goodwin was in Corinna, Satur-
day
Melvin Bigelow and wife returned from
Lewiston. last week.
S. H. Goodwin was at home over Sun
day returning to Dover, Monday morning,
to complete his trip in that locality.
Flora Lucas has returned to Scarboro
Beach G
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10
Jacknlan.

Mr.. Ed Craft and Mrs. Jane Moore
spent the day with their sister, Mrs. NJ
NJ. Newton.
). Newton and wife are attending the
campmeeting at Madison this week
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Morrill, aud children
of Boston who have been spending the
summer at Mr.. Ed. Crafts Mrs Morrillt
parents, returned home Saturday. AL
dora Newton accompanied them. She
will remain several weeks if her health
permits.
Miss Grace Newton recognized Labor
Day in heI school by giving the little
ones picnic. Mrs q NJ. Moore assist
ed in the picnic dinner.
II. p. Mckinney has started some men
to the Enchanted Thibadeau and Pou-
linhave started a crew of men Men are
coming from Canada in great numbers
for the woods work. William Mnrtha is
hiring men
The frame work is going up at the
rev hall, The under pnning and base
ment is completed which is a grand
piece of masonary.
The church has been raised y feet
and the work is going along finely grad
ing it up will be the next job.
Mrs. H. C. Holden and Mrs. L. E,
Moore who have been sick are now i'm
proving.
The mumps is in fashion, (. II. Dun
ton Is having them, now.
Rev. Donald McFayden of Denistown
spoke in the Congregational church
here Sunday evening.
Mr.. J. S. Williams lost valuable COW
last week.
Mr.. Pat McKenney has beaten the re-
cord of large potato Kissing by McRitchie
of Holeb, who dug one which weighed
10 ounces last week. Mr.. Mckinney
has from one stock taken two large ones
one Weighed one pound and the other
two pounds.
On Sept. 5, there came to gladden. the
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. John Childs
a baby boy, this is the seventh child of
the family but the first boy. He will be
christened, Vinal Francis.
Joe Paradiz of Long Pond was in town
Tuesday of this week on business.
Mr.. Kimball is going to put up new
windmill on his store to furnish water
for the south side of the river.
A fine coon cat belonging to j. Gilbert
had its leg cut off by the moving
machine last week.
The School Improvement League of
Denniston, gave social da in the
new home of A. A. Craft, for the bene-
fit of the school building.
Henry Holden, who has been clerking
at Hotel Armstrong, is taking a vacation.
His brother Gardiner takes his place
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
Solnu


Augustus Conant was in town one
lay last week.
Verne Pease and his brother Hal Of
Manchester, Ne, were in town last week
visiting old friends.
Mrs. Sumner Uolway who has beer
visiting in Massachusetts, for the pas
two weeks got home, Wednesday.
John Wellington of Madison was il
town last week visiting his niece, Mrs
Leon Merrill.
L. :. Merrill was in Lewiston couple
Of days last week.
Mrs. II. Gray was in Madison,
ednesday of last week.
l.. ). Merrill went to Norridgew0ck on
business, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Freeman and two chill
dren who have been spending some
weeks In town left here, Tuesday, for
their home in Everett, Mass.
Miss Alta Gray was at skowhegan,
Monday.
Dr. Andrews of North Arson was in
town, Tuesday.
Mark Pollard was in Bingham on bust
ness, Tuesday.
Mrs. Myrtle Roche got home from
Harrington, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Rice were to Mos
COW one day last week
Work Is progressing finely on our new
eoacrete sidewalk and it certainly is
great improvement.
william Bodwell was down river q
aouple of days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Austin and Miss
nva Whipple were at Lakewood, Satur'
day
Mrs. Hartman of Bingham who has
Aesn in town for the past few months
sssnrned to her home, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Norton of Skowhegan
ssre In town Sunday.
]. Goodwin and viii Jackman were at
Bingham, Sunday.
Mr.. Freeman and family spent Sunday
Mt Lakewood.
Mr.. George Austin of New Haven
vent home, Monday.
Mrs. Fred Vittum went to Norridge-
wook, Saturday, called there by the ILL
aesB OF her father, ). NJ. Tibbetts.
Edwin H. Black of SanFrancisco, Cal.
and Mrs. o. b, French of Beverley. Mass.
we're in town the first of the week, visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Turner Boswell,
Mrs. Dan BrOfee of Madison was in
town over Sunday visiting her mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Boswell were
down river, Friday.
Miss Gladys Merrill was on the sick
list several days last week.
Mrs. L. G. Whipple of Waterylle was
in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. McIntire were in
Skowhegan last week visiting Mr. Nc
Intire's father and sister, Mrs. Verne
Goodrich.
Mrs Vira Grant and Guy Danforth of
Portland are in town the guests of Mrs.
Grants brother, Fred Drury.
g. Mrs. Mary Webb of Skowhegan was
In town last week visiting friends.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10
The True Family.

The descendants Of Moses and Betsy
Goodwin True Of Industry, held re-
union at the residence OF Frank G True
in starks, Sepr 1, 1903. One daughter
VAS present, Mrs. Leonora Smell of Mad
ison, the only surviving member of the
family Among others who were present
we're Norris (. True and family of Mer-
Ger, Eli True Of Industry, John NJ. Craig
and family OF Industry, W. j. Racklffe
and 4. O. Racklife aud families of In
dustry.
Il was voted TO make the annual re-
union permanent thing
Eli True Of Industry was elected presi.
dent Of the association and Miss Lizzie
T. True OF Mercer, secretary
Il WAS voted 10 bod the next reunion
Al the residence of John NJ craig Aliens
Mills, Industry, the last week IN June
l404 r.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10
Skowhegan Sept. 8, 1903.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS: The fol
lowing are the real estate transfers re.
Gently recorded 10 the county registry
Observation-Disclosures Paper Co. (By
assgnees) to j. r. Mcclellan ct ale
s2l 4, 100; Emma r. Partridge to +. NJ
Palmer, sl.00; M. p. Goodridge to J. M
Goodridge, 1920.
Rlpley-F. L. Tibbetts to G. A
5eavey, $4,000.
New Portlsnd-Geo. F. Beal to Hust
Spool & Bobbin Co., $l.00; r. Fl
Cunningham to Huse Spool & Bobbir
Co, 81 90,
Brighton. B. Prentiss to H. w
Archibald ct ais, $l00.
Canaan--E. f. Wheeler to A. A. Good
ridge, 800.
Pittsfeld-A. +. McMaster to Oscar
Llley ct al, $500; t. n. Drake to Oscar
Lilley ct al, 81 90; 7. G. & II. w. Lancey
to Orsmel Murray, Sl.00; F. L. Lowell
10 X. +. Lowell, Sl00.
Madison-John Chase to G. H. Davis
sl00.
Athens-Rose A. Ames to Moses
Cleveland, $500; Martin Corson II
Moses Cleveland, $3.50.
Smithfield-A. j. Avery to F. A
Young, Sl.00
Hartland-w. E. NJ. Seekins to L. NJ
Leadbetter, $3.50.
Anson-Lucinda Samson to L. E
Brewster, Sl,00.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10

NJ. phHomeHa smith died At the
bone of her sttl laughter, Mrs. S. II.
Nyman, Monda1 sept. 7, at the age Of
sd yesrs She Nas the daughter Of the
late william Pollard OF winslow, and
ass born ln Winslow, Jan. Il, 1877
she wEs the second wife OF the late Os-
good Smith Of Skowhegan. She had
two chlldr n bY former marriage, who
are both dead ard she leaves only two
grandchildren aud two grea,-xrand-
children, hut she bad many friends and
was Kindly aud lovingly cared for In the
last days Of long aud useful life.
Funeral services we're held at Mrs, :. II.
wyma0's sept p b, 1908, at ? p. IN.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10

r Il Emery and wife 90 Nes York
who passed I've weeks eith friends here
returned 10 their home Tuesday ~ tbIs
week
Athens Was sell represented Al skae
hogan Labor bay
Miss Lora Goodwin 10 home from
Madison where abe has passed some
weeks
Some farmers are digging their potA.
toes aud find some decay la them
Mrs. Abble, sife of JOSIAH Tuokar.
died at he's farm home 10 this to9n. aged
about - years. MIRA Tucker Wss a
daughter II the late Jeremiah \ Aaon.
aud VA one Of large family, tso
brothers oaly Surviving her. NJ. John
Mason of Bingham and Oscar of thls
town. OF her i'm Immediate family abe
leaves = husband and three children,
H0yt, who IL settled ia New Hampshire.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10
IIoleb

Hollingsworth and Whitney Co began
operating on No o, where II. N. Bart.
ley did last winter. Their men are kept
at G. McRitchie's.
A very pleasant dance took place at
Holeb Saturday night, Ice cream, cake
and fruit were served at 10 30 at c. Nc.
Richie's.
John MoMalon and wife have come
back on the fam for the winter We
are all glad to have them back.
John Corel and wife went last week to
Island Pond visiting friends and relatives
and also stopped at Sherbrooke to visit
a sister of his. Mr.. and Mrs. Orr kept
house for them.
l.. p. Kline is visiting friends and
relatives.
G. s. Cook, owner of Birch Island
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10

Sporting Camps, is stopping at the
Island.
John " Gods has finished work on the
section.
Isaac Murphy is in town on business
for II. y. BARLEY.
f. II. Barnes and wife have gone to
their home in Auburndale, Mass. Mr.
Barnes has been here since April for his
health, but he is much worse, he has
been confined to his bed for the last six
weeks with consumption.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10
Gard of Thanks

We desire Go thank our neighbors aud
friends for their kindness to US ia our
ll elton upon the death OF our son,
Frank rurcOtte, aud 10 express our
thanks LO Father Laeroix for consolation
and sympathy. We also thank the
Labor,rs Protective Union for floral offer.
ags, aud the Catholic Order of For
esters for A)ral offerings and attendance
as a body at the burial service.
JOSEPH TURCOTTE,
GLOTINE 1UBCOTTE.
skowhegan sept. 8, 1903.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II IL fails to cure
E. W. Groves signature is on each box. 26c
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10

Jurynen for september Term
Following are tha names IT men
drawn 300 the several towns of The
e8oal} POO serve IN fas term 90 supreme
count @, be held here. beginning Tues
day ntxf. IA. returned rs the Clerk Of
gaufta.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10

Madison, Sept. 3, Sherman II Williams aud
Miss Carrie NJ. Holmes, both OF Madison.
plttsdeld.- ugusu -, BY Rev. l. W. Coons,
af Eddie Pomiow and Miss Nellie Tozier,
both OF HartIand.
ttsaeId.-August Is, by Enoch R. Carr.
Esq Mr. sumner Biokford aud Miss Edith
May Emery both Of Pittsheld.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10
BORN
MARRIED

sko~hegan.- Sept. S, to the wife OF Lavile
HefrIu daughter.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-16
EAST RoxRuRY.

Monroe Wheatly OF East Brookfield was
+ in town Saturday.
Reinboldt Rutz is at work for Ii. II.
Martin in Williamstown.
Elder Ora Boyce attended the confer
enee at Mortified last week.
John Ladd is to work for Road Commits
sloner John Davis this spring.
Mrs. L. A. Eastman visited friends in
Barre and Montpelier last week.
Mrs. A. II. Fletcher was a guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. j. Steele, last week.
Judge c. II. Bigelow Of East BrookfieId
was in the place on business last week.
Mrs. George Wardner and children were
guests OF Mrs. c. Williams last Thursday.
Mrs. W. o. Pride did not 90 to the
Heaton hospital last week as was expected.
Mr.. and Mrs Dana Battles from Brain
tree were guests at Emmonds Howe's last
week.
Lena Wheatley and May Newell OF East
Brookfield visited friends in this place last
week.
The school in this district will begin
next Monday, Apr. 20, with Cecil Buck as
teacher.
Mrs. win Fletcher and children from
Braintree were guests at Jones Steele's
last week.
Robert Harper went to Lisbon, n. Y,
last Saturday to attend family gathering
at his brothers in that place.
Mrs Ella Allen went to Mortified
Saturday 10 attend the Methodist confer
enee and was the guest of Mrs +. Meade a
number OF days.
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Probate Of viii.


ESTATE or NARY A. BOOTH
STATE or VERMONT. { On Probate Court heia
AthpgLlsf nlsrliCE, r.. 81 Randolph iu and Tor
sald District CA the 18Th day " April Al NJ
isa an Instrument purparting o. be the last VIII
aha Testament uf Mary A. Booth late lf
ttAhuHNh, iu said district deceased being urs-
scented D. The Court hy Henry = B1afh no + Yen.
taf therein named. fur prahatfs 10 b or.isrs.Ii
~ $3.50 court, that gu persons concerned therein
~ ANli1rN o. appear at a. session uf said court
u e held 20 fhe Probate 0Ioe in Randolph on
NC ~ cay az Nay. A 70 iaea. and shuR c1ase. if
Wy tHft naN have, against che Probate 0f sIid
q COPY ni the record 0f ghfs order he puhfIsha.I
three NceEs sucresalteiF lu the Herald ana NeuIs
pointed fur hearing
hY che Court. Attest
l'n WILLIAM h. NICHOLS. Judge.
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LlLLIEvILLE,

Florence Holbrook is working for Mrs
Hattie Hoisington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Currier called on Mr.
and Mrs. II. l.. Dyke last Friday.
George Freelan visited his sister, Mrs.
Emma Z. Dyke, one day last week.
Miss Fanny Eastman Of Royalton Cen
ter Gale on Mrs. Henry Dyke Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Stoddard is on the sick list.
DIR. Fletcher from Gaysvills is attending
her.
Z. o. Hoisington from West Medford,
Mass, came Thursday to see his father,
sayles Hoisington, who has been much
worse since the first Of April. He returned
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin, Herbert
Whitaker and VIII Hoisington from
Rochester and Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Hois-
ington from Camp Brook visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Sayles Hoisington last week
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-16
Commissioners Notice.
ESTATE OF DAVID Y. LANE

Tho undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of
iNno1ipht Commissioners 90 receive. examine and
adjust ali claims and demands 81 sl persons IN 4
David Y. lamb, late nf Randolph in said
district, deceased hereby give notice that we
VIII meet Tor the purpose Of examining and
allowing said claims AZ the Office 1T W. H.
Nichols iH Randolph saturday NAV
n. m. II said daY. and thar siV months from
the 81 day of April, A. b. 1895. 3 the fime iim-
lted DF said oulrt for said creditors 81 prasflnt
Their claims O. a. for examination and allowance.
pated at Randolph. Tails 81 day % April A.
JAMES HUTCHINSON. g,.--,-.
d u. hUFEN 'fiafH
q T. Martin. Admir- 1su
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License TO Sell.


ESTATE OF HOMER G. HuNroON.
STATE or VERMONT In Probate Court
DISTRICT or RANDOLPH, S.. held ~ Randolph. m
and for said district 0n the sth day of Aprfi.
A. ID, 1903, spauldiug j. Locke administrator
81 the estate 90 Homer C. Huntapn
late ~ orange, in said district, deceased
makes application 90 said Court, for license 10
scil an oi the real estate OF said deceased sit-
uaied in this state, TO wit: Farm ln Orange
representing thar the sale VIII be necessary
for the payment ~ the debts OF said deceased.
Whcreupun, it j. ordered hy said Court, that
said application be referred 70 session thereof
90 be- held 90 the Probate ONCE, In said Raudalph
On inc 1ath day pt April. A. d. 1908 for hear
ing and decision thereon; and Il q further order
cd that an persons Interested be- notified hereof
hN publication ui notice IL said application and
urdfr thereon three weeks sucCcssiveiy Oh the
Herald and News. "a newspaper published al
Randolph Boz this state, aud which cireulntes in
the ntlghhurhnpd ~ those interested. before said
time pi hearing, that they may appear at said
time and place, and, 90 they see cause object
thereto.
BY the Court Attest
i5n WILLIAM H NICHOLS. Judge.
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BETHEL LYMPUs.

Florence Holbrook is working at sayles
Hoisington's.
w. o. Blossom OF Boston is with Mrs.
King for few weeks.
School begins here next Monday, Apr.
20, with Miss Lula Bowen teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Buttles visited at
Will Parker's in Stockbridge Saturday.
Quite a number from here attended l..
v. Green's auction in Stock bridge satur-
day.
A fine program, consisting OF speaking
and singing. was carried out at the Easter
service Sunday, all doing their parts we'll
4 he church was tastefully decorated with
plants and flowers. Much credit is due
Miss Lula Bowen who had the program in
charge.