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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-20

dancing upon the lanais to the music
of a Hawaiian quintet, about hun
dred and fifty guests participating.
The guests We're received at the
porte cochere by Mr.. r. c. A. Peterson
and ushered to the reception hall where
they We're greeted by Miss Campbell,
who in turn was congratulated with
many happy returns of the day. The
/ large reception room was beautifully
and tastefully decorated with pink
roses and many hued carnations. The
dining room was Respondent with huge
bowls of deep red kahil flowers, with
a centerpiece of white kahili blossoms.
In the French drawing room the deco
rations were airy, being of feathery
bamboo with baskets of asparagus
plumosa. Jardinieres of pink duchess
roses completed a striking scheme of
decorations.
The supper was served upon the spa
cious rear lanai, where green, in honor
of Ireland's patron saint, predomina-
ted. Miss Campbell with Prince David
Kawananakoa and Mrs. Parker occu-
pied the seats of honor at the table
which formed the connecting link of
the U-shaped banquet board. During
the discussion of the Hawaiian dishes
Hawaiian music lent charming effect.
The hostess health was drunk in a
shamrock green punch, Mr.. j. NJ. Dow
sett acting as POSTMASTER. Happy
thoughts of the day were expressed by
Henry E. Highton, Robert w. Single,
and Col. Parker. The. latter two con-
vulsed the assemblage by humorous
references to the hostess, Mr.. Single
calmly opening his speech by saying
that he had attended Miss Campbell's
first birthday anniversary.
Following the supper the lanai was
cleared and the guests danced until
midnight. Among those present were
Mrs. Angus, Mr. and Mrs. George An
gus, Mr.. Fred Angus, Miss Angus, Mr..
w. D. Adams, Mr.. A. L. c.. Atkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. George
Beckley, Mr.. Banning Miss Juanita
Beckley, Mrs. Bliss, of Erie, Pa, Mr..
and Mrs. James Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Bertleman, Mr.. and Mrs. Burnette,
Mr.. and Mrs. McCrosson, Miss Nc
Crosson, Mrs. z. s. Cunha, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. o. Carter, Mr.. J. o. Carter, Jr.,
Mr.. Cushman Carter, Miss Carter, Mr..
Grant Claxton, Mr.. Harry Cobb, Mr..
and Mrs. James Dougherty, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Dowsett, Mrs. E. K. F'reeth,
Miss Margery Freeth, Mr.. Freeman,
Mr.. D. A. Fox, DR.. Grossman, Mr.. and
Mrs Allan Herbert. DR.. and Mrs F.
Howard Humphris. DR.. and Mrs. Hob
dy, Mr.. Hugo Herzer, Mr.. B. Griggs
Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Halves, Judge
and Mrs. Highton, Prince David Ka-
wananakoa, Mr.. Nelson Lansing, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Lewis, Mr.. Fred Lewis,
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HONOLULU, T. II.

good. The Century Association Of
New York recently issued invitations
to an exhibition of pictures of 1.-The
Gardens of Grenada" and other scenes
in Spain by Wores, the display contin-
uing from February 13 to March 2.
$3.50
The 1nfanta Kapiolani's birthday wasz
celebrated on Monday afternoon at thea
residence of Col. and Mrs. Parker. Eni-
ma street. The heiress OF Prince and
Princess Kawananakoa celebrated
her first birthday anniversary with a
bout seventy-five little ones. The latter
We're brought by parents and nurses
and had the rear lanai to themselves
for the afternoon. The diminutiye
guests were served at little tables with
delicacies prevalent in the infant world.
after which their chaperones discussed
dainty collation. of salads, sandwiches
cake and coffee. It was a cosmopolitan
gathering of little ones, Hawaiians.
japanese and Chinese, as we'll as haoles
being in attendance. Among the little
ones present We're those of Mesdames
Brown, Lufkin, Cooke, Rabbit, Davies,
Humphreys Ghree), Damon Ohree),
Wilder (three), Phillips, Gartenberg,
Falk, Wall, Rodiek. Judd, Headly. Mar
tin, Hanford, Stanley, Campbell. Hede-
mann, Focke, Colburn Boyd, Mersberg,
Jaeger, Mott-Smith, Robertson, Ma
COON, Chillingworth, Cooper, Parkhurst,
Thompson, Klamp, Klebahn, Richard
son, Lange, Morgan, Robinson, Young,
Hustace, Cummings, Clark, Turner,
Harris, Soule, Booth, Wright, Isenberg,
Bush, Kentwell, Dawson, Effinger
Wise, Hamburg, Fernandez, Davies,
Hollinger, Traphagen, Pfotenhauer and
Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballentyne entertained
at dinner on Wednesday evening, COW
ers being laid for twelve. Daisies and
violets We're the decorations. ,rne guests
were Doctor and Mrs. F. Howard Hum
phris, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Gill
christ Haines, Miss Kathleen Cart
wright, Miss Edna Kelley, Miss Lem
tine Hartnagle, Mr.. Anderson, ri
'Ranny'' Scott, and Mr.. CockbUrn. ~ss2
The dance given on Friday night at
the Moana was attended by a. large
gathering of society people.
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Easter Gloves

Handsome kid gloves in black and
white and, fashionable shades. Every
pair guaranteed. $1.25 pair. Chamois
wash gloves. clasp. s1.25 pair.
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Lace Fuller's own tuition, is to repeat
her triumph. Sonny" Cunha has a song
already bought by an eager publisher.
which is perhaps the catchiest thing he
has written and which will be set to
topical words by Allan Dunn and sung
by Guy Livingstone. The trials and
tribulations of Hawaiian Government
will be set forth in gentle satire and the
acts of the chief executive touched up
on in humorous vogue.
s%&s&
Admiral and Mrs. Terry entertained a
company at dinner last evening. Those
present included Mr.. and Mrs. Dixwell
Hewitt of San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Ivers, Miss High of Chicago, a guest at
the Moana Hotel, Mr.. Walter Dilling-
ham, and Mr.. r. E. Wright of Cincin
natl, Ohio. The table decorations were
in yellow.
An elaborate dinner was given on
Friday night at the Moana Hotel by
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Merrill of San
Francisco. The invited guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Damon, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Edward Damon, Mr.. J. o. Car
ter. Mr.. ]. o. Carter Jr., Miss Carter,
Miss Mary Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Babbitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfar-
lane, Miss Kaufman, Mr.. MacKinnon,
Mrs. John S. Merrill, Jr., Miss Ruth F.
Merrill, Miss Grace Hammond.
I&%s5
The engagement of Miss Lillian Bacon
and Lieut.. w. W. K. Hamilton, Artil-
lery Corps, U. S. A, was announced
during the week. The wedding date
has not been set and may depend
largely on the orders which the artil-
lery battalion at Camp Mckinley, Ho-
nolulu, may receive as to their new
garrison. 1t is quite possible there may
be a May wedding.
&,&IS
Mrs. ]. A Magoon gave a luncheon
on st. Patrick's Day, covers being laid
for twelve. The decorations We're in
green.
Miss Margery Freeth entertained at
dinner party on Wednesday. The
place cards We're beautiful hand-paint-
ed red carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hays entertained
a party of friends at dinner on Friday
evening at the Moana Hotel.
The birthday anniversary of Miss
Alice Campbell celebrated at the resi-
dence of Col and Mrs. Samuel Par
the fashionable events of the season.
Preceded by an elaborate poi supper,
the evenings festivities ended with
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Honolulu as guests at the Moana.
1888
The Pirates chorus is going along
beautifully. So many of those taking
part have been in the opera before that
the strides taken already seem wonder
full. Since the birth of the little prince
on Pensacola street Mrs. Cunha has
taken the active head of the executive
committee and has been interchangeable
in her efforts to ensure success, being
personally present at the rehearsals
which have been held at the Young
Hotel in the pavilion roof garden. much
to the entertainment and admiration
of the tourists staying at that man.
moth caravansary.
One thing that will be found 10 be
one of the secrets of the success of the
Pirates is the fact that all the partici-
pants are young. The matrons that
give their services all belong to the
younger set and as a charming conse-
quence all the voices are fresh. unsp0il-
ed and sweet, while full of volume and
tone.
The tones of the principals also are
unusually harmonious, the trio between
Miss Hall. and Messrs. Herzer and
Dougherty. with the duets between the
latter and Mrs. Hibberdine proving the
happy blending. Mrs. Hibberdine. with
her sweet soprano, her irresistible ac-
cent and chic French appreciation of
dramatic possibilities, is sure to score
a hit.
Aside from the o. ra proper, there
will be one or two introduced numbers
that should prove most attractive. One
of the leading bellies of the younger
matron's set who during a recent Con-
tinental trip delighted the legation al
Bruxelles with her dainty posturing
and graceful steps learned under La
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Among the
Easter
Fashions

Our Easter hats have been extremely
popular during eur millinery opening.
The new styles that came in the Ala
media will be the center of attraction
for this week as well.
Children's hats and sailors will be a
SDecialtY
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Easter Dress Goods

Printed organizes, new and crisp, in
pretty designs and extra fine quality
and colorings. Easily worth 40c.-Our
price 25c. per yard.
Cotton voiles. new and stylish. in SOL
id colors of light pink, cardinal, ma
donna blue and champagne, Csc. yard.
Mercerized White Goods and Bril-
liants, priced from yds for 81 upward.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-21
SOUTH STAFFORD.

Harvey Delano arrived Saturday night.
Bessie Mcknight is home from Thet-
ford.
Mrs. Gray's sister has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Charles Burnham is at John Burn
hams.
George Kibling and family were in town
Mondsy.
Dir. and Mrs. George Preston spent Sun
day here.
Mrs. Ida Caswen has been visiting Miss
Nins Kendall.
Miss Fannie Kendall was in Union VIII
lage last week
Misses Jennie and Lena Boomer were
home last week.
Mrs. Mary Rogers had friend visiting
her over Sunday.
Raymond Delano returned to Waltham,
Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. ". Alger and son spent Sunday
with Mrs. Caswell.
Frank Hazeltine and family arrived
Tron the West last week.
Mrs. Fred Kendall spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mother.
Norman Powers and son of West Leba-
mon were in town Saturday.
Mr.. Goddard and son of Woburn, Mass,
have returned to their home.
Mr.. Beyerle of West Lebanon was in
town tuning pianos last week.
MrA. ). o. Kendall and son returned
from COrinth the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown Of White
River junction were in town Monday.
Harry Z. Howard of Whiteheld. \. H.,
gave an entertainment at 3. NJ. hall Satur-
day evening.
The second number OF "The Pioneer
has Just come out. 1t is a very bright and
pifhy magazine edited by Buchanan Ty-
son
AIRS. Emily tGravesi Brown passed on
10 q higher life Friday morning, July Is.
Mrs. Brown had reached the advanced age
Of S. years. She had been III for some
months.
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sTocKBRIDeE.

! have Just received mixed carload of
flour, meal, cracked corn, oats, etc. have
also Just received five new wagons as fol-
lows Express, Concord and road wagons.
| also wish to call your attention to the
fact that have sold large number of L.
s. separators this season. In the contest
of o. h. Carrier and c. G. Chaffee of
Rochester, the U. s. against the DeLaval,
both kept the Z. S. will furnish anyone
with gasoline engines, horsepower or en-
silage cutter at the very lowest prices.
Anyone wanting any of the above-named
goods write or call and / will see you as
soon as ] can get to you. | am at home
Saturdays. pay zoe. per doz. for eggs in
trade in store. Call and get prices Of
grain, and on all my line of goods. We
adopted cash or ready pay in our grocery
store four weeks ago and find IL very sue
cessful. p. W. GREEN, Stockbridge, VT.
John Wilcox was in Randolph a day last
week.
Miss Ola Bennett is working at Frank
Davis
Fred Murphy is working for George
Walker.
Grace Holland was in Gaysville and Ran
dolph last week.
Mrs. Hannah Long has returned from
two weeks visit to Pittsfield.
Mrs. John Durkee and son, Joseph, spent
three days in Rutland last week.
VIII Kidder of Barre called at John Dur
KEGS Sunday on his way to Rutland.
Mrs. Jennie Fiheld of Pittsfeld visited
at John Sawyer's and John Durkee's last
week.
Mrs. Erwin of Pensacola, Fla. and Mrs.
Elbridge Whitcomb called on Nellie Neff
Monday.
Luther West and brother, Loren, of
Bridgewater were in town last week, buy
ing horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius B. Chandler and
two children of Leominister, Mass, visited
Mr.. Chandleris brother, John Chandler, and
family last week.
The following pupils had no absent
marks during the term of ten weeks clos
ing July l:--Edith. Nellie and Bessie Bird,
Mildred Holland, Josie Mills, Bessie Brad
ley, Bertha Shattuck, Bessie Sawyer,
Blanche Patnode, Della Walker and Henry
Wilcox. Total number enrolled %: aver
age attendance, 234. John Taggart was
teacher,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-21
WILLIAMsToWN.

Lyman Fifeld is having malarial fever.
Miss Mile Drury was in Barre city
Monday.
Lewis seaver is in New York city on
business.
Mrs. Nellie ingalls, of Mortified is visit
ing in town.
Earle York is visiting at Aaron Richard
sons in Washington.
Miss Sadie Fifeld is staying for awhile
with her sister in Bethel.
A daughter was born TO MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Dutton the 18th.
S. Winchester and Henry Poole finished
work in Edson's store Saturday night.
Dexter Baker and Mr.. Roberts spent
Saturday night and Sunday In Barre city.
Miss Annie Flint OF Washington has
been visiting Miss Ethel Holden the past
week.
Willard Clough OF Washington visited
bis daughter, Mrs. Dean Corliss, last week
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. A. Braman OF Chelsea visited her
daughter, Mrs. Newell Farnham, part Of
last week.
Henry Edwards little boy and Henry
Cross little girl have been quite sick the
past week.
Telephones on the PEOPLES line have
been put in the houses of Oscar Smith and
Henry Erskine.
William Waterson Of Lowell, Mass, has
visited his aged mother and his sister,
Mrs. w. z. Pratt, lately.
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SOUTH sTockeRIpeE.

Mrs. NJ. {. Hall and children OF GAYS
vile visited ct II. B. Mills last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Richardson visited
their niece, Mrs. II. B. Mills, last Satur-
day.
Warren Pratt has finished haying on the
Nj. +. Church place and is now cutting the
William Taggart farm over.
Ed. Knapp and family, who had been
haying on South hill, returned to their
home in Gaysville Saturday.
II. B. Mills and daughter, Evelyn, Mrs.
NJ. G. Hall and children and Mrs. 4. c.
Mills were in Barnard last Thursday. also
Miss Pearl Davis and brothers. Jesse and
Arthur, to attend the soldiers reunion.
In TIE case in sNotown where a woman
got her hair combed with a lantern by an
other woman, Il is reported that the JUS
tice OF the peace has been requested not TO
take notice Of It, as il viii involve too
many. Much to.the disgrace. of this town
so such things go.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-21
srRAEFoRp.

@. NJ. Moore was in Sharon Monday.
Bert Haywood was in Sharon Saturday
Ed. Patten OF Sharon was in town Tues
day.
Harlan Currier is at his brothers., Curtis
Curriers'.
Charles Downer of Sharon was in towr
| Sunday.
Mrs. F. C.'Avery arrived in town Friday
| for the summer.
Fred Preston went to Fairlee lake ths
| first of the week.
| DR.. Kenney of Sharon was in town pro-
| fessionally Friday.
James S. Morrill, was in White River
Junction Saturday.
Mrs. Emily Marshall returned last week
Wednesday to Boston.
q. A. Bierle OF West Lebanon was in
town on business Friday.
Homer Kendall and wife are at his
fathers, Frank Kendall's.
Mrs. Harry Hoyt and two children are
guests of Mrs. Alexander.
Mrs. Fl. H. Udall and Mrs. F. B. Hazel
ton were in Chelsea Monday.
Mrs. Hiram Hyde and son, Warren, are
guests at Mrs. Susan Hyde's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Udall went Friday
for weeks stay at Fairlee lake.
Mrs G. F. Chandler has been spending a
few days with sister in Plainfield.
Mrs. S. G. Chandler and daughter, Miss
Margaret, arrived in town Saturday.
w. NJ. Hatch and wife and Miss Samp-
son were in Hanover, n. H., Monday.
John Udall and family of Randolph vis-
tied at his fathers the first of the week.
Mrs. w. NJ. Hatch, Miss Sampson and
Miss Marshall were in Chelsea Tuesday.
Mrs. Jeanette Hyde and son, Roger,
arrived Thursday at Mrs. Susan Hyde's.
Mrs. G. NJ. Moore was in White River
Junction last week Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Wesley Scribner and wife of Lakeport
were guests of Mrs. Frank West the past
week.
Mrs. Bingham and Mrs. George Preston
were at Mrs. Joseph Ross last Thursday
and Friday.
Misses Aldana and Dorothy Quimby
went for visit to Enfield, N. H., the first
of the week.
Mrs. Nelson Wright, Miss Anna, James
Wright and Miss May Cunningham were
in Chelsea lately.
Mrs. Romeo Chamberlain and son re-
turned to their home in Boscawen, n. H.,
Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. B. F. Marshall and son, Andrew,
went Wednesday of last week TO join Mr..
Marshall at Sunapee lake.
Miss Mary Smaller, who had been stay
ing at the hotel, returned the 18th to her
home at Deep River, Conn.
Several members Of the family Of DR.. S.
c. Chandler of Cambridge, Mass, arrived
at their summer home here Wednesday.
Eddie Strong and sister. Miss Florence,
who had been visiting their grandparents,
6. F. Kent and wife, have returned to
their home in Brattleboro.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-21
WEST HARTFORD.

Arthur Porter and wife are through
work at ". II. fuckers.
5. L. Dimiek spent Sunday with II. L.
Davis at South koyalton.
Grace Lucas OF Concord, n. H., is the
guest OF Mrs. @. +. Burgess.
Arthur Wilcox and family OF Bethel are
visiting at Seymour Hazen's.
Mrs. Jones Of Hanover is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Watson.
Mrs. J. b. Newman OF Bellows Falls is
at the hotel with her husband.
The Ladies Aid win meet Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. A, p Reynolds.
Miss Addie Williams returned to her
home in Roxbury, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. F, II. Briggs returned to her home
in Wentworth, y. H., the first OF the
week.
Alice Brown OF Fitchburg, Mass, a
Of Mrs. j. w. Watson, is her
guest.
Charles Stafford and family OF Rutland
are visiting Mrs. Statfords sister, Mrs.
William Stetson.
5. NJ. Snow and wife Of East Barnard
are keeping house at the postoiiiee IN the
absence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Munsell.
r. e. Munsell and family started satur-
day afternoon for ST. Louis. Walter Har-
riugton of Polntret is looking after the
postotfice and Elmer Barrows after the
grain store.
DIR. j. w. Watson was in Hanover, n.
H., Monday to attend the amputation Of
Mrs. Hansonis foot because of bone sore
which had eaten away four inches OF the
bone in the leg.
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EAST BARNARD,

Farmers are getting big crop OF hay
this year.
l. G. Allen Is at work haying for Her.
man Bugbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Vaughn Of Boston
are guests at e. 5. Brailey's.
Mrs. Pierce OF Oxford, n. H., is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hattie Miller.
F. E., T. j, and Warren Allen spent
Monday evening at c. F. Graves.
Mrs. John Rowland is in quite poor
health and is attended by DR.. Burnett.
Jason Parkhurst and Mary Smith vis-
tied in Tunbridge day or two last week.
There is to be a moving picture exhibit
tion at the hall Thursday evening, July q.
A goodly number from here attended
the Soldiers Reunion at Barnard Thurs
day.
L. II. Goodrich and wife came to Herman
Aliens last Thursday for a few weeks
visit.
Myrtle Curtis went Saturday to Ham
over. \. H., to act as housekeeper for Leon
Sampson.
James French and family went Friday
70 Bethel to spend two or three days with
Mrs. French's parents.
F. Z. and Z. j. Allen took Warren Allen
to Woodstock Tuesday, where he took the
train to return to Chicago.
Mrs. Ruth Allen and Mrs. Hattie Leon
ard OF keene, n. H., spent few days last
week at Mrs. {. A. Miller's.
The East Barnard boys played with the
Sharons Saturday and were badly beaten.
the score standing Il to in favor Of
Sharon.
Mrs. Effie Paddock Sweet and son Of
Whitman, Mass, " ho spent last week with
Jane Culver, went to South Royalton sun
day 10 visit friends there.
Warren Allen, son of James Allen.
former resident OF Pomfret hill, visited his
relatives in Boston last week and on his
way home gave his uncle, Z. j. Allen, and
other relatives here q short visit. He Is a
young man Of great musical talent. and is
one OF troop Of q called the Glee Club OF
the University Of the State of California.
They gave concerts as far east as Chicago,
visited the fair at ST. Louis two weeks and
gave concerts there every evening at the
California building. He presided at the
organ here Sunday and his playing was
much praised and enjoyed.
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Q a - ToRTA.
Bears the 1lhs kIad Yal Vac L.aas Bought
Sl ssf &12IM
sHERBURNE.

e. W. Prior Of Woodstock was in town
Sunday.
Louis Hale returned to South Boston
last week.
Mrs. /. A. Willard is visiting at William
Gifford's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Topper went to
Plymouth Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Holden was in town on
business last Friday.
Miss Gala Lewis returned to her home
in Bridgewater Sunday.
Ambrose Estabrook and wife visited at
Mount Holly over Sunday.
Elmer johnson Of Springfield, Mass. is
visiting IN town at this writing.
Mrs. Fred spaulding visited at West
Bridgewater Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hitchcock re-
turned to Hartford, Conn.,, last week.
DR.. Kidder OF Woodstock was IN town
recently looking after the interests OF the
New York Life Insurance company.
Miss Nevah Walker closed a successful
term OF school in district No. last Friday.
and returned 70 her home in New York
city last Saturday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-21
WEST coRINTH.

Men have been working the road in this
end Of the town the past week
Harry Clough OF Washington is helping
his father-in-law, G. B. Blake, to do his
haying.
Mrs. Clyde Woodcock. who is visiting
in town, was at Lorenzo Heath's with oth-
or relatives one day last week.
Albert Thompson went to Waterbury a
short Zine ago and brought his wife home
from the state hospital for the insane.
DIR. Corwin Of Chelsea was called here
last week to see Mrs. c. +. Blake. and Or.
Godfrey was called to see Rodney Rich
ardson.
were with relatives here last Sunday.
Florence Spear OF Chelsea was also with
friends here.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-07-21
NORTH PoMFRET.

Miss Sophia King is convalescent.
Marion Parker is helping Mary Hewitt
with her work for a few weeks.
Miss Hattie Loveland OF Norwich is vis-
iting j. A. Burbank and family.
Miss Norma Kenyon is working for
Mrs. Anna Bushway for a season.
Henry Harding is entertaining some
relatives from Massachusetts, this week.
The Thursday evening prayer meetings
are resumed this week. All are cordially
invited to attend.
w. II. Harrington Is attending the post
Office az West Hartford during the abb
sence of K. e. Munsell.
Mrs. Marx Adams has ten summer
boarders, and Fred Henry and Mrs. Boyn-
ton each have a number. pomfret + a
good place to rusticate in, a. there IS
plenty Of fresh air, pure spring water,
shady groves and good scenery, and we
might add, good people aud good cooks.
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Cured Of Chronic Diarrhoea After Ten
Years Of SUFFERING.

Il wish 10 say few words in praise OF
Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera and Diar-
rhna Remedy" says Mrs. Matte Burge
Of Martlnsyille, Va. II suffered from
chronic diarrhma for ten years and during
that time tried various medicines without
obtaining any permanent relief. Last
summer one Of my children was taken
with cholera morbus, and | procured a
bottle Of this remedy. Only two doses
were required to give her entire relief. 1
then decided TO try the medicine myself.
and did not use ali Of one bottle before /
was well and ! have never since been
troubled with that complaint. one can
not say too much in favor Of that wonder
ful medicine. This remedy is for sale by
F. +. Bryan, Randolph.