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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-19
EAST RANDOLPH.

Fred Parsons is painting George Brig
hams house.
Frank Young is very sick at the home
OF his mother and brothers.
Daniel Durkee moved last week out Of
the Osgood house into Charles Rogers
house.
Mrs. Edmund Webster, who lives alone,
was found in a very critical condition
Monday morning and remains very sick
woman.
Ray Blaisdell has been home for few
days, called here by the death Of his
grandfather. He returned TO his work IN
Concord, n. H., Monday.
Mrs Talbert OF Bridgewater is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Pearsons. Mr.. and Mrs.
Talbert formerly lived here. They were
burned out in the hotel on the site where
Mr.. Allard now lives.
Burton Blaisdell, after an illness OF two
months, passed away early Thursday
morning 81 last week, aged i3 years.
Funeral services were held al the house
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Blaisdell had lived
in East Randolph more than fifty years,
coming here from Chelsea when a Young
man. He was a kind hearted neighbar
and friend and liberal supporter Of the
church an these years he left O wife,
with whom be had lived City years lack
ing one month, one daughter, Ella, two
sons, John ana Burton, 9 brother and two
sisters, besides other relatives.
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Notice Of Settlement.

ESTATE or GEORGE TAEBELL "A
STATE OF VERMONT, III Probate court "A 81
RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS. j AZ kahaslfl} wly s
or said District, on the 10Th day @ ~ tfs
2. 1904, ". b. Wall, adulintstra5A p-5rt-ss
estate Of George Tarbeii, iate ~ ~. b.
N said District, deceased lf,r5 sHl
administration account for eAA.L-- is5fge 4
allowance, and makes Application IH ~ "A ~
distribution and partition Of the e
deceased ..- .tsf slll
Whereupon, II Is ordered hy said lg4. IA ~.
account and said application Pc rgiei! ~ prtsi'
sion thereof 10 be held at ftb ty
Office in said Randolph, 20 t-g.s-e s1i
% June, A. D. 1904. tuT ltg-aI ttai
decision thereon; and il is furt 1rF 1850 tJ
al persons Interested De nQihtA t.s4 drl
publication Of notice of said afptssfg = las
order thereon, three weeks sueee7t5fshed 3
Herald and News, newspaper -s-5gfzts. Z
Randolph, In this state. and WhI.h Is.fl-s 90
the neighborhood Of those iniere'le.,sss 8 Y
time ~ hearing that they NAV ais 6aet
time and place, and. II they see eA1
thereto
BY the Court Attest, -r,,rs Ts3za
1885 WILLIAM III NlGhNA''
a true copy 81 Record Attest,s rafss.
WILLIAM III NlChNA4'
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MemorlaI paN.

On Memorial Sunday, May %, Daniel
Lille post No. 81. g. A. r., Will attend
divine services in the morning at the
Cong church where Rev. j. Hall Long
viii preach. The post will form at the q.
a. r. hall and march TO the church in a
body. All civil war and all Spanish war
veterans are invited to Join the post at the
church.
The following flower committee has
been appointed: Mr.. and Mrs. G. III.
kimball, i. a. Chadwick, Mrs. w. f..
Baker, Mrs. Charles Stearns, Mrs. Frank
Angell Mrs. Augusta Densmore, Mrs.
Henry Cole, Mrs. r. +. Cushman, Mrs. NJ.
N. Kendall.
The program for Memorial day includes
decoration at 10 a. m, OF the graves of de-
ceased comrades al the Cherry Hill ceme-
teryi march at ] y. m, returning at D. m.
TO the town hall, where the address Of the
day will be given by Wallace n. Batchel-
der, Esq. Music will be furnished by the
East Bethel band. All civil war veterans
are invited to take part in the program.
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License 10 SELL


ESTATE OF MARY L. SEYMOUR
STATE OF VERMONT. n Probate o1ar. \.
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. at RAM. lfl} "a n I'll
said District, on the 90th day ui A''T' A..ia
IeBhaniah L. Seymour. cXeCutHf 81 ltt m
Mary /. Seymour. late u E3Ea'Flt ss
District, deceased. makes applleau's rsfat
Court, for license to sell all if tlr I'a. IA b
said deceased, situated 10 Randolph, et.at
brick house aud lot in the NiliaEt H '1ii#isi
representing that the sale will br neleA''''
feEatees Of said estate. . Ont ftfl
Whereupun, Il Is ordered hJ sou $780,
said application be referred o. q -H-sl'r1, 49, p
g be held at the Probate Office Q sall 800
en t4e zist dag ui May, A. D. 4s5L ..z5sras
ana decision thereon; and i is I-F.A .+5 1f
That All persons Interested De- nnIIlltt "a n RI
publication of notice IL said 8piiIl iIfa q f-s
thereon, three weeks sucet-stt fH.Isl 90
Herald and News, newspaper lL.-t.4as p
Randolph. IN this state. and NhleA 80 81
the neighburhood Of those interested. u .ll
time ~ hearing, that they maF ait, hst
time and place, and, II they see 1'-'1'
thereto.
BY the Court Attest, --. 7r5s5.
1881 WILLIAM Il. NICHOLS . ~
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ANA hAE Vt AtN 2 taA
STATE or VERMONT. If prahuCasr ~
RANDOLPH DISTRICT 50. AZ Randolph
said District un the 81 Gay at Al
1885, Belle Camp, admlHlstf tH2 H tAt
q Ell Camp, late 81 Eaaa1-N
District deceased, makes appHnatA
Court, for license to sell all 20 Che t.t r'iaH
said deceased, in this state Of III
ln East Randolph uud The h1mr pHfc
suid deceased resided 40 the tius q as
and situate IN said Randolph, Representa-.
the sale thereof viii De Necessary ~
pay the debts and administrator
said estate aud that q part cannot "a ~'-
out injury 90 the balance OF s4ia teit,g ~
Nhereupun, 70 is ordered hy sail lsIE
said application De- referred 81 ses,94
tQ be held az the Probate Ofice % eAl
on 2tst day ~ May A. ?. 1905 iat lgA "a
decision thereon and it g. further u'Ne -
nli persons interested be uotl1si heneA -.
lication Of notice of said arpl1aiat -1
thereon, three weeks sQecess3N cry tH ~ slsi=N
and News, newspaper published at 49,
ia this State, and which circulate ih tlt
b irhood ~ those interested, before ~. ". .i
hearing, that they may appear at sal4 w
place. and, il they see cause, uHIrel tl74tA
By the Courts Attest ,s ,.s4s
1881 WILLIAM h. NICHOLS 94*-
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The Village improvement society will
I hold a whist party at the home Of Mrs. q
I If. Kimball on River street Tuesday, May
Z ~. at 2 $50 p. m. for the benefit OF the
I town clock fund. There has now been
raised about 300, and it is estimated that
about s425 is necessary.
The Z. c. Fisher Co is contemplating
plans for the saving Of the fertilizer pro-
/ ducts that 90 to waste at the tannery. In
former years these were sold to the farm
ers and found quite a market. They will
give any farmer a sample OF the fertilizer
free this spring for trial purposes. Call and
see them about it.
Rev. q. r. Fortier, pastor OF the Uniyer.
saiist church, has returned from Burling-
/ ton, where be has been having his eyes
/ treated. The treatment was quite success
/ ful. Mr.. Fortier is able to attend to any
call for bis services that may be made.
4 There will be no services at the Universal
ist church until June 5th.
r. w. spaulding has decided to John
/ PARROT his Christian Hill lot for the con-
sideration Of S125. The land is situated
I between the main road from Bethel TO
/ Randolph Center and the cross road from
/ Willard G.. Brooks To e. l.. Sanders, and
was sold BY Mr.. Sanders to Mr. spaulding,
who intended to build house,
II. l.. Greene, druggist, and Dr. Leisure
OF Aston, Mass, made visit to Booths
. lumber camp in the wilds OF Bethel last
week and incidentally had trout fishing
contest with great success. Greene beat
4 LEISURE on number Of trout caught but not
on weight They spent several days fish
I ing, on the last getting eight pounds and
a half.
/ There was not a large attendance at the
meeting OF Rising star grange Saturday
evening. There was received one new
application for membership, one member
WIS received on demissiOn and a class Of
ten was instructed in the third and fourth
degrees. The resignation was received
and accepted Of j. Hall Long as chap
lain. The next meeting will be Saturday,
May 2Sth.
The selectmen have employed NJ. NJ.
Whipple 10 measure the roads in town.
The money drawn from the state treasury
is based on the mileage IN each town, and
il Is supposed that Bethel has not been
carrying in its full mileage. Last year the
towns drew about $3.50 per mile This
year il Is estimated they will draw about
-, mostly on account OF the license fees.
Bethel has been drawing on a mileage of
50 miles.
There was hearing before the commits
sioners on the estate Of the late Sarah
Woodbury. Monday. The commissioners
were r, j. Flint and A. Lee Cady. The
executor of the will, IL. II. Daniels, Of
Woodstock was present and represented
by his counsel, F.. g. Southgate. G. p.
Tarbell, administrator of the estate Of
Diana Chapman, presented claim Of
200 for neglect TO keep in repair the prem
ises on Church street, of which Miss
Woodbury. was a life tenant under the
will Of Mrs. Chapman This claim was
allowed. Miss Marion Kendall presented
claim Of about $1,000 for services and ex-
penditures in Miss Woodbury's behalf
This claim was allowed al about 500.
Ex-Gov. S. +. Pingree represented Miss
Kendall.
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Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.

George Cahee Of Braintree was in tow
a day last week.
William Mnkler is at work in II. II
Cushman' store.
Alstine Parmenter is spending the week
in Concord, y. IL.
Charles Martin went to Bethel saturday
returning Monday.
Fred Huntington Of Randolph was in
/ town a day last week.
Mrs. Agnes Brown is with friends in
| Montpelier for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. swinyer have been
visiting friends IN Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Martin spent the
/ first Of tine week IN Randolph.
| Regular convocation OF Hope chapter, o.
i. s., Tuesday evening, May p.
Mrs. Emily stockwell returned from
Southern Pines, \. c., Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sargent spent
Sunday with friends IN Pittstield.
Henry Chaffee shipped carload OF po-
tatoes from this station last week.
Mrs. q. F. Lewis has gone TO her former
home in Maine to spend several weeks.
Rev. +. w. Fuller OF Burlington was the
guest Of Rev. and Mrs. Hildreth last week.
Y. NJ. and /. n. Hubbard have sold their
farm in North Hollow to Charles Minkler.
Mrs Fred Martin and son, Fay, have
been visiting friends In Gaysyille the past
week.
Frank Tower has rented the tenement
in j. A. Albee's house vacated by Wallace
Wing.
Mrs. II. II. Lewis from Springfield is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Mrs. II. {. Brownson is visiting her
daughter and other relatives in Mittin
eague, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Ashley of South
Royalton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. l.. Pierce.
A. r. Frye, who had been with friends
in Haverhill, Mass, for week, has re-
turned home.
Ray Hubbard OF Randolph has been
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Collins.
Charles Written, son Of VIII Written,
former resident OF this town, is spending
few days here.
Mrs. John Tower fell last Thursday and
injured her hip and at this writing is con
fined TO her ted.
Miss Nellie McFhersons OF Lowell,
Mass, is with her mother. Mrs. Wood
ward, for a few weeks.
Mrs, w. d. Huntington and Mrs. II. II.
eastman have been IN Brandon and Bur
lington part Of the week.
Two eolored girls came from Atlanta,
Ca, last week and are al work for Mrs. e.
/. Pierce and w. II. Campbell
States Attorney H. H. Blanchard of
Springfield and j. G. Sargent Of Ludlow
have been in town on a fishing trip.
Mrs. Mary Eaton, widow Of the late
Clark Eaton, died May 18th at the home OF
her son, Herbert Eaton, at 50 years Of age.
Her funeral was held on Friday afternoon,
Rev. ii. w Hildreth officiating.
No matter how capable the cook, the
best bread cannot be made without Wise
King El0ur.
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EAST sRookEIElp.

Tom Kellsy is working for W. F. Med
calf
Oliver Dutton of Concord, n. H., arrived
IN town the first OF the week for a short
stay.
DR.. and Mrs. z. @. Spragpe Of Barre
city were guests at j. II. Sptague's over
Sunday.
j. W. Blanchard of West Brookfield and
w. II. sprague were in this and adjoining
towns last week buying wool.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene L. Marshall OF Williamstown last
Friday. Mr.. Marshall was formerly an
East Brookfeld boy.
Elijah Burroughs died in Hartford, VT.
May u, aged "A years and days Mr..
Burroughs was a native OF East Brook
field, son OF the late Timothy Burroughs.
OF family OF thirteen, only three are now
living Mrs. Charlotte Ryder of Corinth,
A. j. burroughs OF East Randolph and
Geo. W. Burrows of SO. STAFFORD Mr.
Burroughs removed to Hartford about
forty years ago. He never married. Mrs.
Mary Carter, his housekeeper for nearly 25
years, droppe1 dead on April y, just one
month previous to his demise.
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do not hesitate to recommend X odol Dys-
pepsia Cure to their friends and customers.
Indigestion causes more i'll health than
anything else, 1t derHnges the stomach.
and brings on all manner OF disease. Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure digests what YOU eat.
cures indigestion, dyspepsia and all stom-
ach disorders. Kodol is not only per
feet digestant but a tissue building tonic
as well. Renewed health, perfect strength
and increased vitality follow its use. Sold
by all druggists.
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IL IS said that nothing is sure except
death and taxes, but that is not altogether
true. DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption is a sure cure for all lung and
throat troubles. Thousands can testify to
that. Mrs. G. B. Van Metre of Shepherd
town, W. Va, saws - had severe case
OF bronchitis and for a year tried every
thing heard Of, but got no relief One
bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery then
cured me absolutely" It's infallible for
Group, whooping cough, grip, pneumonia
and consumption. Try it, Trial bottles
free. Regular size SOC, s1.00.
For sale BY Drew & Leonard, Randolph.
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Suicide, Not Natural Death,

The fact has just leaked out that Miss
Alice Howard Of West Hartford, who died
suddenly Monday morning, May 9th, oil
nervous prostration, according to state
ments made, really committed suicide by
cutting her throat. Miss Howard has
been i'll for some time with nervous pros
tration, and at times appeared demented.
Two weeks prior to her death a nurse was
procured. Monday morning she told the
nurse she had taken her bath and wanted
clean sheets put on her bed. The nurse
went for them, and was gone about five
minutes. On her return she found Miss
Howard gone. The nurse called Mrs Aus
tin Howard, her sister, wife OF a we'll
known lumber dealer, and started to hunt
for her. They soon found her in the attic
lying dead with her throat cut by a razor
with six gashes, The horrible sight near
~ Frustrated Mrs. Howard, with whom
Miss Alice Howard lived. Mr.. Howard
with his son and daughter were one and
one-half miles away, at the village, but
the eldest son was at home. The funeral
was held Wednesday, May 18th. Miss
Howard was laid out so no one could see
even a cash. Miss Howard was about 55
years old and was highly esteemed
NoFY strsf bay.gs bvgaa tI,t 4. 1sl.L4 ...lEA-
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Probate Of VIII


1871 r VI MAXI ANN NNTIlNG.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Caprt t.,t,
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. ) az Randolph IN ana ~,
said District on the S0th day % April i rs
Present, Hos. WILLIAM H. NICHOLS Judge
An Instrument. purpurting "a be the laaf MN,
doph, in said district deceased being trf,,ssi
% the Court by Terence Calagan the &C.,
Ter therein named for Probate. ID Is aFti,.r,,,
1N saiu Nvlrt, that al persons concerned thfr.ssr
ne notihel 70 appear at session Of said 60,
20 be held at the Probate ONCE ia Rapdal1,E -
the 2lst day Of May, A. D. 1904 ana sbs,s w On
4 any they may have, against the Probate RI -
Nlu: Tor which purpose IL Is further ordered 49,
copy oi the record % this order be pubIieb.S
three weeks successfully In the Herald and So
pflnted a Randolph, previous 70 said time N
BY the Court. Attest.
1857 WILLIAM H. NICHOLS. Judpa
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License 10 Sell.


ESTATE or GEORGE soFHER
STATE or VERMONT. II pf6as ass
DtsE4gtef 81 RksB8f#if. - #eHt i
and Tor said district on the stt $50 4 ri
A. D. 1904, Martha Ann MartHa aalaIsinsl
20 the estate Of George saaila S
Of Randolph, ID satd atstne, assss
makes application To said Court f 1aasa q
cell al q the real estate 81 said deceased 8
uated I'm Randolph, 20 via EN sass
said George Il. suuthrr resided 81 tta t.@fa =
deeease, representing that che a|t tte
VIII be Ia part necessary fuF the asflt4i ata.
administration expenses % sal4 estate eH5 talt
part ~ said real estate cannot b HJs51i d.
minlshing tire value ~ the reualtff
Mhrreup0u, tt o. ordered hf a lsgFg tsai
said application DO referred t1a sssisf tteite
O. De- held Nt the Probate Office { ss4 Randi
ON she Wst day II May, A p Ht # bar
Ing aud decision thereon aud o ilrlsi d'aei
ed, that an persons Interested ~ 1ile4 lclts
hy publication 10 notice a. SAID 4l91
order thereon. three woeks sletes veg - p
Herald and News, a ueWsrafe at3saee
Randolph iH this state, and which ehalie
the nplghburhoud uf those Interested afafs z
TIME ui hearing, thar they may affa q y
time and place, and, Of they Ass
thereto
Hy the Court Attest.
1891 WILLIAM ~ NICHOLS sl+t
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WEST RRookEIEIn.

Mrs. Mary Flagg is spending few days
with Mrs. J. w. Untiedt.
Orlando Thayer IS quite sick and is at
tended by DIR. Russlow of Randolph.
f. +. Boyce and his father have each
purchased a new horse this week and now
they drive a span.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hayes of Brookheld
and Mrs. James Wsshburn OF Randolph
visited at George Vests Sunday
The circular conference held in this
place Tuesday was well attended and a
very interesting program was given.
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w. n. S. NOTES.

Maurice Young, '06, has left school and
IS now working in Barnard.
The baseball team will 90 to Rochester
Saturday and to Woodstock Monday.
The third team went to Barnard last
Saturday and was defeated by a score Of "a
to l9. The team which they met was twice
as heavy as theirs.
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sRookFIELD.

Donald Croutchey is working in Barre
painting.
VIII Haggett began work at the cream
cry Monday morning.
Ray Ainsworth was in town the first
part Of the week visiting.
Charles and Noah Frink were home
from Norwich university last week.
Mr.. LaBonta's daughter from Bethel
came home last Saturday for day or two.
Marcus Peek and Albert Rumney had
telephones placed In their homes last
week.
Mrs. Sarah Freeman Of Groton has been
In town for several weeks past with Mr..
and Mrs. Ditty.
A daughter came to gladden. the hearts
and brighten the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
win Hoyt Friday.
The fishermen were out in full force
Monday and a great many perch were
caught in the pond.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Colt have been
doing some repairing to their house, Wal
ter ketchum doing the work.
Mrs. GrisWold OF Plaindeld came to
town Saturday and Is with Mr., and Mrs.
George Rantun for the present.
Elizabeth Abbott is very much better,
and Mrs. Hoyt, who has been with her,
has returned TO her sons home
Louise Lamson was unable to attend the
Normal last week on account Of sickness,
and VIII not be able to 60 this week.
Albert Sargent and several other carpen-
ters are at work on the new house which
Louis spooner is building on the Bear hill
road.
Mrs. Laura Allis, who has been in Nor
wich, Conn.,, and IN Amherst, Mass. for
the past three months, returned home re-
Gently.
The school which was ess blished in the
keyes district this term has Is scholars.
Miss Bachelor Of Braintree is the teach
er. She Is boarding with Mrs. Ellen VIII
cox.
Newman Abercrombie, who hurt his
knee Nov. 18th last so that 1t had to have
the attention Of a doctor, has entirely got
ten over u and Or. Ellis pronounced 1t
healed ur last week.
Dir. z. +. Ellis was IN Burlington Tues
day 10 attend the operation OF Mrs. Il. f.
Smith for appendicitis. Mrs. Wright,who
lives on the Croker farm, also went to
Burlington 70 be with Mrs. Smith.
The Memorial address on the 3Oth will
be given by native OF Brookfield, Cassius
X. Peck Of burlington, The union Me-
mortal service the Sunday before Memori-
al day Will take place at the Second CongI
church at II a. M, and all are cordially
invited to attend il.
Among those who attended the circular
conference at West Brookfield Tuesday
we're Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Follanshee Dea !
and Mrs. VIM. Graves Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. |
Parmenter, Mrs. Louise CLARK. Miss Flora
Doane, Mrs. Rumney, Mrs. Sayilla Green
md Rev. and Mrs. X. II. Abercrom bic |
rom the Second church, and from the
First church Dea. and Mrs. &. 7. Frink |
ind Mr., Croutchey.
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NORTH RANDOLPH,

Mrs. q. o. Stanley and Mrs. Eli Camt
are both on the sick list
Mr.. Bean took a load Of pork to Wash.
ington for g. 5. Hall last week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cone walks with a limp, hay
ing received an injury to her foot.
Mrs. f. A. Parker's mother, Mrs. Paine.
of South Randolph is stopping with her
for week or two.
G. w. Taft got quite badly bruised and
famed while leading a COW. The COW.
frightened by dog damned him against q
a bridge, throwing him down and drag
ging him some distance.
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Letter to NJ. NJ. Wilson.

Dear Sir;-Father and son: one is glad
the other is sad. Devoe; lead-and-oil
Mr.. Charles Hollen beck. Fair Haven. n
", painted his house Devoe three years
ago; his father, same time, painted his
house lead-and-oil
The fathers house is all chalked off;
the sons is as good as new. They'll paint
the same way next time.
Yours truly,
26 T. w. DEvoE & Co, New York.
IS. Upper 4 Graham. Bethel, Camp
bell & Greeley, Rochester, and K. D.
Tracy, Chelsea, E. F. Moody, So. Royal
ton. sell our paint.
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BETHEL eILEAD.

Lewis Bundy moved into the Bradford
Brown house last week.
Mrs. Dana Shaw is improving and able
to sit up a few hours each day.
Myra Il. Edison. who Went to Orange
City, Fla, last June to care for her aunt,
Mrs. Malcom Herrick, returned home the
first OF the week
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EAsT BETHEL.

All styles and kinds Of graphophones
Call and see them or write for catalogue
and prices. Easy payments.
ID. NJ, STRONG, Bethel, Vt.
Mrs. f. W.Perrin is able to be out again.
Miss Della Paige is sewing for Miss
Edith Fowler.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Clifford May Is.
MIR. and Mrs. J.. A. Fowler are VISITING
Mrs. Fowler's sister, Mrs. P. C. House.
Robert Paine OF So. Randolph spent
Saturday and Sunday at L. W Giffords s.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ainsworth and Mrs.
Maria Fowler are visiting at Frank
Green's.
Miss Margaret Smith was at home
Saturday and Sunday, returning to Ter
work al South Royalton Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Fowler and BABY
Edith are in Starks boro visiting Mrs.
Fowler's parents. Mr.. Fowler will return
TO resume work a. soon as he Is able.
Neglected colds make fat graveyards Z,
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup helps men
and women TO q hauuy Viwnrn1s old 60
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NORTH RoYAIrnh

Frank Bacon is working for r. p. Mills.
fHorace Ballou is shingling for George
| bearing.
James Reed from Cioudland farm, Pom
| fret, has been visiting at Alec Comrie's.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-19

One Of the greatest blessings a modest
man can wish for is good. reiia bic set of
bowels. II you are not the happy possessor
Of such an outfit you can greatly improve
the efficiency Of those you have by the
iudicious use Of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They are pleasant to
take and agreeable in effect. For sale bv
+. +. Bryan, Randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-05-19

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