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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-23
RoYALToN.

Rev. Levi Wild is putting a furnace in
his house.
Miss Sarah Goodrich was in White River
Junction Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. i. w. Waldo spent a very pleasant
veee with her daughter in Barnard.
d. Denison and Miss Katherine from
Randolph spent Sunday at hon. u !.
Denson's,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Emery went satur-
day to Quechee, where they VIII remain
few weeks.
Miss Georgia White from Randolph was
Mrs. Aurora Rogers.
Prof. J. r. Wheeler and w. 7. Brewster
OF Columbia college spent Friday night at
the Cascadnac House.
Miss Harriet Peacor was called to Barre
the first Of the week by the illness OF hef
sister, Mrs. Lewis Gay.
Miss Celia L. Joslin from Waitsheld
spent few days the hrst OF the week Win
Rev. j. r. Whitney and family.
Services at st. Paul's church Sunday
will be at 1880 a. m. and p m. Holy COM
munion at the morning service.
Mrs. Albert Emery and Miss Ruby from
Quechee were guests OF MT ana Mrs' -
L. EL6dEns AlpAuhg NV ANN~N."s'
Mrs. Charles Hinkley and Geraldine
Faneuf spent Sunday in White River juno
tion, guests of Mrs. Gerald Faneut.
Misses Grace Hazen and Hazel Con
from Hartford came Monday to visit the
lstter's aunt, Mrs. q. ID. Harrington.
Miss Alice Denison, Miss Alice Chase
Denison and Miss Gertrude Denison were
IN Windsor and Cornish, n. H., Monday
and Tuesday.
William Hayes and Miss Gertrude Hayes
from Bellows Falls came Tuesday 10 spend
4 few DAYS with their grandmother, Mrs
It. Danforth.
Mrs. Justus Thurston and little son re-
turned Monday to their home IN Barre
after spending two weeks with Mrs. rs
fher Burpham and Mrs. Hannah Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Waite Elder arrived
"Wednesday OF last week from st. Louis,
where they spent few days on the way
from their home in Denver, Col. Ihey
viii spend the summer with Mrs. Elder
father. Hon. d. c. Denison.
Two automobile parties, Mr.. and Mrs
.C. ID. Scribner and Miss Mary Scribner
from Chicago and John J. Dewey, Mrs
George e. Mann and Miss Emily Dewey
from Quechee have registered at the Gas
cadnac House the past week.
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Chelsea Home News.
H. o. BIxBY. Local Editor.

Mrs. c. H. Corliss returned home from
Concord, n. H., Saturday.
Fred H. Folsom is at work for Patten
Bros. in the hotel at Sharon.
ID. G. Adams is at work for A. P. Skin
ner, So. Royalton, in his market.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Davis left for the
Profile House, White Mountains, Monday.
Mrs. Ford of Washington, who is 81
years OF age, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ann A. Spear.
Dan Robiuson's sister, Mrs. Whitney,
and daughter Of Barre are visiting him
for few weeks.
Donald L. Comstock graduated at st.
Johnsbury academy last week. He ex-
poets to enter Dartmouth college this fall.
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Smith were at Mont
pelier last week and Mrs. Smith is spend
ing few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Goodrich.
Fred Stanton, who has been in charge
Of the electric light plant for the past
three years, finished work Monday night
and John Dewey Of So. Royalton takes his
place.
John ID. Sutton, the noted ''water
witch. has just located water and dug a
fine well for j. ID. Ballou. Mr. Sutton has
DEeu III TINS UusAuEsr loL u great man.
years and understands his business.
AT the Democratic caucus Saturday
night, the following were elected dele
gates III. o. Bixby and l.. n. Lucas TO
the state convention and j. b. Atwood and
Z. d. Abbott to the district convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Barnes and Miss
Maude S. Merrill went to Meriden, n. H.,
Monday TO be present at the commence
ment exercises OF kimball Union academy
where Miss Rena Barnes is one Of the
graduates.
Although somewhat late about getting
out the bills for the celebration July 4th,
the committee feel that what they offer
this year will be more acceptable than
ever before and that a successful celebra-
tion is assured.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Alice Kibbee's school in Chelsea CLOSED
last week.
Frank Young is out with an elegant
new team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Little visited in Royaltor
Saturday.
George Osgood was away from hom'
last week on business.
Mrs Belknap has an invalid daughter
Mrs. May, stopping with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. sturgis have gone tc
Bethel to run a boarding house.
Mrs. Allie Smiths mother is keeping
house for the Young brothers.
George Brigham had a visit last week
from an aunt living in Norwich.
Mrs. Hovey Of East Brookheld has beer
stopping at Or. Newell's for few days.
Inez Hayward is slowly improving. Hei
many friends hope for speedy recovery
Carl Monkeys mother and brother Wis
tied him last Saturday and attended the
picnic,
Miss Yira Ball from St. Johnsbury Wis
tied at Mr.. Clarke's from Friday until
Monday.
Mrs. Chamberlain from Boston came T.
her summer home here for a vacation
Monday night.
Mrs Stone, who had been at her home
in Williamstown for few weeks, returned
to George Osgood's Monday.
Mrs Ryder from Corinth. who had been
here on a visit to her brother, Mr.. Bur
rows, returned home Tu ss day.
George Boswell, Walter Clifford, Elias
Hall and family were in Chelsea Thursday
and Friday Of last week attending court,
called there as witnesses in the Fleichman
robbery case.
Walter Stillman was in town Thursday
evening to attend the Kemp Brigham
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown OF
Tunbridge were also in attendance. The
bride is their grandniece.
About seventy mem bers Of the Sunday
school enjoyed a very pleasant basket pic-
mic near the granite quarries in Bethel last
Saturday. An artist from Bethel took
their pictures.
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sTockRRIpeE.

Mrs. Dora Clark is in Sherburne.
Lawrence Mills is working for A. Z.
Baker.
Pearl Green was in Boston the first OF
the week.
Lewis Brown OF Rochester was at War
rem Greene's Sunday.
John Leonard had the misfortune TO
lose a horse last week.
Pm. Greene shipped from this station
Monday hogs and 81 calves.
Mrs. A. B. Fish OF Randolph visited her
son, G. b. Fish, and family this week.
Robert Guernsey and Arthur kinsman
of Rochester called on Mrs. Carl Neh Mon
day.
Mrs. F. A. Kezer OF Rochester and Mrs.
A. b. Fish OF Randolph called on Mrs.
Carl Neff Saturday.
John Sawyer has sold his matched span
Of horses to parties in Rutland and took
them there last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Guernsey OF Cleve-
land. o., are visiting Mrs. Hattie Jones
and A. e. Baker this week.
Several from Pittsheld attended the
Childrens day exercises at the Union
church Sunday, also some from Gaysyille'
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EAST sRAINTREE.

Miss Leila Flint is at B. A. Flint's.
Leon Alexander is helping X. }. Flint
for a few weeks.
John Fisk of Randolph is at j. W,
Blanchard uoing plumbing.
Fred Flint is at home, called here oy
the serious condition OF his father
Friday afternoon the mite society VIII
meet in the vestry. As il IS time Tor the
annual meeting, officers will be elected.
large attendance is requested. supper
served as usual. 49,. ~.
Tbe church committee have written hev.
II. Urban II Wilmington =, L 70
come and preach as candidate next sun
dav He has been recommended TO the
church and il is hoped he will be the man
for the field.
An children and youths under 10 are M
,.;,ad ~ meet In the vestry Saturday at
> al y m. The subject has been quite
tbor6nghly discussed and II enough CARDS
are signed and handed in, the Junior - T.
society will be organized.
The neople here are planning to cele-
,ratc he lth this year in East Braintree
;nstead 81 going to some other place. A
nrogram will be in the paper next NeeA'
Re sure and read ii and be preparing 70
come and have a good time.
Miss Brokaw attended the state conyen-
ton ~ CongI churches held az -. johns
hurry last week. She reports goou I'm YIN
and will rehearse some OF the neil
tbings heard at the Meadow church l ues-
dsy evening and at the regular prsgei
,,,ssting hour here Thursday evening
Eyervbodv invited. Following TINS ser
- ;,.iu be held a business meeting Oh
the c. Is. society, election OF ofhoers' e'''
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

John H. Blsisdell has not been so well
the past week.
Children's day will be observed at the
Methodist church next Sunday.
Mrs. DIR. Bartlett and son of New York
city are guests at Mrs. Holdens.
Mrs. Peak has moved to Milan Hebard's
and is boarding Mr.. Hebard and wife.
Mrs. Harriet Blodgett is spending few
days with her son, Charles, al Randolph.
Dana Robinson is critically i'll with
Inflammation Of the bowels and heart
rouble.
Mr.. Swans family have arrived from
Bridgeport, Conn.,, and are now occupying
their summer home here.
At Grace church next Sunday there will
be service at 3 p. m. Sunday school will
meet at 2:30 Ia the church.
Mrs. II. A. Allen and children are in
Brooktield this week visiting her brother,
II. NJ. Gaylord, and sisters.
Miss Bertha Stone, who has been attend
ing college in Boston, is with her parents
at the Maplewood for her summer vaea-
tion.
Mrs. ID. II. Nutting has returned from
Boston, where she had been several weeks
visiting her son, George, and other rela-
tives.
W. L. Hebard and wife went to Lunen-
burg Mass, last week to attend the funer-
al OF their daughters husband, Carroll 5.
Stone.
Miss Belle Welch Of Boston, where she
is engaged in hospital work, Is with her
aunt, Mrs. Holden, for three weeks va
cation.
Mrs. A. NJ. Adams was in Northheld
H.. a. 70 har
son, Ray, who is employed in the freight
Office there.
Mr.. Baker Of Winhall is here this week
negotiating with S. &. Worse for his black
smith shop. There is a great need here of
a good blacksmith.
DR.. w. A. Evans, who had been away in
the practice Of his profession for four
weeks, came home last Friday and went
away again on Tuesday.
Martin Seymour Of Lunenburg, Mass,
and Fred Seymour of New Hampshire
were at their fathers over Sunday and
started for ST. Louis Monday.
WE. Washburn has been drawn as a
juryman and is in Chelsea this week on
the forgery case that has been once tried
this term and in which the jury failed to
agree.
Guy Hebard lost a valuable horse last
week with lockjaw. The horse was rigid
and stiff several days and ate well, but
finally his jaws set aud he was in great
pain and was shot 10 end the misery.
Dana Emerson Deering was here to at
tend the graduating exercises Of the Nor
NAL, when his sister, Carrie, graduated.
After his sisters graduation here, she
went 10 Boston with MIN, where be grad
uated last week at TUFTS Dental college
and received bis degree OF d. NJ. d. All
rejoice TO have Randolph boys and girls
push to the front.
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WEST HRooKFIELp.

O. p. Dudley has commenced haylng'
Fred Flint came from Boston last Satur-
day night.
day last week.
George Watt OF Barre is at work for
Horace Wakefield.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Shea last week Wednesday.
Little Harold Flint was quite badly
burned Monday. He is getting on nicely
There was family gatherings chill
dren's day-at W. A. Hutchinson's last
SUNDAY. all Of Mr.. Hutchinson's children
being present, excepting one son IN East
Bethel and another one, who IS IN Lowell
Mass.
The exercise, "Hearts OF Gold, was well
rendered by the children and their sunday
school teachers last sunday. The ehurch
Was well filed and had been prettily dec
GRATED with ferns, wild flowers and plants;
The children had their parts nicely learned
and all join in pronouncing II the BEST
Cbildrenis day exercise ever held here.
Can't be perfect health without pure
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes
pure blood. Tones and invigorates the
whole system.
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PETH.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Dana visited in
Roxbury the first OF the week.
Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson has gone to
Boston to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Thresher.
Mrs. Wayland Baldwin and family are
expected soon TO open their summer resi-
dence in Peth.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. II. Dana OF Waitstield
visited at their sons, c. NJ. Dana's, the
last Of the week.
Frank Archer Of Providence, r. l., has
purchased the Archer farm and takes
possession at once.
George Fits OF Randolph is stopping
for a time at his brother $, lJudson Fits,
during the latter's absence.
A. Z. Fits Of Roxbury was IN town
recently to meet party from Barre, who
contemplated purchasing his farm.
Al ID. Ladue and family started Monday
for a carriage drive to the southern part
of the state to spend several days visiting
Mrs. Ladues brother and sister.
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GRANVILLE.

Lyndon Thomas OF Salisbury was at
s. II. kent's Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Hayes are spending
few days In Warren.
A social dance will be held in Greene's
hall Friday evening, June Path.
Mrs. II. A. Kendall Of Mortified spent
Sunday with John Kendall and family
A. L. Lincoln of Bethel visited his
daughter, Mrs. +. \. Hemenway, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. +. Hubbard are attend
ing the commencement exercises at COO
dard Seminary this week.
Messrs. Guy Estey and Arthur Estey OF
Rutland were the guests of +. l.. Martin
and family a few days recently.
4 Real Daughter OF the Revolution.
Mrs. Clarissa Lewis Lamb died May 30th
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. k. NJ.
Ford HI West 3lst, Los Angeles, Oal.
She was born in Kingston, nov Granville,
W., ia a log cabin April p, ISL. she was
the Youngest OF eleven children and the
last one OF her family to pass away. she
LEFT but few relatives besides the daugh-
ter in san Francisco, also nephew,
A. E. Lamb of Springfield, VT, and
grand-nephews snd nieces in sWanzey
and Marlboro, n. H., from which place
her parents, Eli and Olive Parker Lewis,
went with the first four families 10 settle
In Kingston near the source of White riv-
er, now known as Granville North Hollow,
where they built the log cabin, raised their
family Of eleven children, spent their re-
naming years and are buried. The Ia
Their, living many years after the mother
died. was IS at his decease in 1850. Mrs.
lambs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES came from OK
ford, England, in the Mayfiower.
She retained her mentality IN wonder
iul degree, often repeating her father :
stories Of the war and of his Running
away from home TO join the army IN Oam-
bridge at twelve years Of age, after his IA
Their ana three brothers bad gone, leaving
their mother, to serve their country. lie
served seven years, was reported dead by 2
man who took care OF him when sick and
who stole has watch and left him TO die,
hut he returned home as a beggar al ms
mothers door. No one knew him but the
old dog. The mother said, The dog
knows you and think / do" He raised
his cap, which disclosed remembered
scar. Great was the Joy Of the family.
Mrs. Lamb had in her possession her Ia
Tiers pension papers and bus land war
rant OF $50 acres, which has never been
taken up, also some relics which ms chap
lain had given him. She lived IN Gran
vile many years with her family, wenl
from there to Keene and then TO ILLINOIS,
when the country was new. and last went
with her daughters family to Los Angeles
where the climate helped TO prolong bel
lie. From her birth in log cabin m Tn
Green Mountains to her last resting plaei
marks quite history Of % years.
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KRUGER

fnegaied oed March 30 1900 mahogany bay with black
points standsl6 hands, weighs 100 pounds
KRGFR bv ecod 2l9( by Judge
Folger 3O years. by Young Wilkes 22S A by Geo. Wilkes 222
by Hanlbetonan TO-
DAM MORRILL, PRINCE Fanny, by Hutchinson Morrill, by
Morrill, bv nnison Buuh by Justin Morgan
DAM OF HUTCHINSON MORRILL, Old Hbbard by Woodbury.,
" Justin.
DAM OF MORRILL, by Harrington Horse, by Vance Horse by
Imp. Messenger.
GRAND DAM OF MORRILL, PRINCE by Boxer by Hutchinson
Morrill, by Morrill,
DAM OF KRUGER JET by Young Monarch by Old Monarch by
Eambetonan TO-
KRUGERs SECOND Kentucky bred untraced beautiful
mahogany standing l6 h. and reading exceptionally
strong and speedy
DAMOF YOUNG MONARCH TECUMSEH, by Blackhawk
DAMOF TECUMSEH Buruh by Burush by Old Justin
with foal
Of Of foang will be considered with
ma risk. No business done sunday
lO3 approved Nov ~ 49, and
Iinn on an colts by Kruger N c. BURBANK.
Kruger max of 1904 as follows:
TUESDAYS whney, Brook and remainder of the
time A. urban RoyaIton
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SOUTH RANDOLPH.

&C. Clifford and family arrived from st.
Louis Monday
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur smith Monday morning, weigh
ing 1-2 lbs.
several members of the Free Baptist sun
day school attended the s. 5. school picnic
at Bethel quarries saturday.
The residents Of south Randolph old dis
trict No. and vicinity are requested 70
meet at the schoolbouse saturday evening,
June 3, to consider the holding OF snothes !,
decennial reunion, sometime in August, OF
present. and former residents, teachers and
pupils.
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n..o,ln Erom a Wagon.

Mr.. George K. Babcock was thrown ~. il ~
,is JASON and severely bruised. lie az,
,iieS Cham berlain's Pain Balm freely ana
saws il is the best liniment he ever yer. u'e ~
NJ Rahcoek i well known citizen o.
Tortb plain. Conn. There is nothing
equal 10 Pain Balm for sprains ana ~ ~ ~.
IS. II will effect cure IN one. thl.u ~
time required by any other
For sale By F. Z. Bryan hanoolpA'
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Driven 10 Desperation.

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 Iay in a supply OF Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. it's the best on earth. 25c.
For sale by Drew & Leonard. Randolph.
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NORTH RoYALToN.

Miss Louise bearing, who has been
teaching in Ascutneyville, has returned
home.
been visiting in Massachusetts,, have re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Spooner were
made happy BY the birth of son last
week Tuesday.
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south Royalton Notes.
Eor Sale.

Farm Of 145 acres, known as the Bennett
- an Broad Brook. near South Royal
~. D. III. Fine house, good barns, recently
proved new round silo. Low price
~ ouick sale. Examine the place and
n,rrespond with owner.
RI. ii. GREENE, 10 Avon St., Meirose
Mass. sm
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Downing spent
Sunday at her home.
E. A. Fits was in Tunbridge buying
beef cattle last week.
Miss Myrtle Durkee is at home from
Burlington for vacation.
The Library circle will meet with MIS-
Walter Clifford Wednesday, June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fletcher and their
granddaughter, Ruth Trask, spent Two
DAYS in Brainuee. r.t.
-isited AZ Harry Downing's in Washing
ton two days last week.
A marty OF u went to Berlin pond and
snent two DAYS. All report a good time
but did not get many fish.
Mrs, f. A. Parker, Gladys and Arthur
Mrs +. A. Fits and two children went
Ia East Bethel Saturday to attend a
picnic.
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A wonderful powder that cures tired, aching.
sweatlng feet and makes new or tight shoes easy
AK TODAY for Aliens Foot tases AeeeF. ~
snbStitufs Trial package FREE. Address A. .
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You cannot appreciate how thoroughly
good a -four can be until you have tried
Wise King. Try il.
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WARRINGTON.

several from here are camping at Fairlee.
Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Downing spent
at {. II. Tafts.
Willard Clough found a petriiied hu-
man arm and skull while digging out
Tbe Mite society met with Mrs. j. r.
Calef Wednesday. A large number al
tended.
Mrs c. II. Taft OF North Randolph and
Miss A. o. Taft Of Burlington visited al
N. ". Downing's Wednesday and Thurs
day.
CA . % II a.
AThs Kna You Hse llNag Bolgt
's1 Z &HazIZx
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,Tisnt safe to be a day without Dr
Thomas Electric Oil in the house. New
81 car tell what moment an accident Is
going to happen.
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one and one-half story house, with
- barn and outbuildings, two acres OF
yeeIlent land and abundance OF good
min. only three minutes walk from X. X.
l I1nnt and P. o. in South Royalton village.
ne property can be bought cheap and on
~ terms OF payment. A chance TO edu-
- vour children in one of the best
GRADED schools in the state.
4nplv TO Charles T.. Black or Charles r.
Tarbeli, So. Royalton. ae II
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"OLD LAVENDER"

Edward Harrisan And His Famous Com
pany
Edward Harrigan and his famous
company will be at the opera house
next Monday evening. OF recent
performance in PhilaC elphia. the Led
ger critic gives the following notice;
Edward Harrigan long a favorite
with American theatregoers opened
the new Columbia Theatre last night
to a crouded house, presenting re-
vival of old Lavender, aud his re-
ception was a perfect ovation.
MIR Harrigan's acting and the scenes
from humble life which enter into his
plays are so well known that extended
complay dealing with life among the
river men of New York harbor.
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MANCHESTER DEPOT

Mr. Pettibone's clerk is on the sick
list.
Bill Bowen and wife of SALISBURY
we're at Phoebe Taylor's Sunday.
Walter and Flossie Whitman of Ar
lington spent Sunday with friends in
town.
Lizzie Scott of Bennington is visiting
her friend Eva Gillis.
The ladies of the NJ. &. church will
hold progressive tea in the vestry Of
the church Friday evening.
Mrs Henry Long is at Landgrove,
helping to care for her mother, who is
sick.
At the Rehekah meeting last Friday
night, Mrs Nora Wellman was elected
secretary in place of Sara Hicks, re-
signed.
Phoebe Taylor went sundayto spend
some time in Shaftsbury in the family
of Bill Bowen.
Mrs E. 1. Kendall entertains the NJ.
K. sewing circle at her home this week
Wednesday.
There was a quiet wedding at Fred
Bowen's Thursday night, only immed
late relatives being present. Mrs Bo-
wen's sister, Miss Hattie Taylor was
married to Charles Toombs. Rev Mr.
Brown OF the Baptist church tied the
matrimonial knot. We extend con-
gratulations and wish them much Joy.
Mrs Lucy Sherwin, widow of the late
G. Sherwin, died at the home OF her
son, Henry Sherwin Feb. 3, after a
long and lingering illness, aged SO
years, 8 months and % days. She had
been confined to her bed most OF the
time for the lastfourteen months She
was born and brought up here and
had always lived here. She leaves
three sons and one daughter to mourn
her loss, her husband having died a
little over two years ago. She was a
member of the N. +. church and Rev
r. T. Edwards of that church officiated
at the funeral, assisted by Rev Mr.
Brown OF the Baptist church. The in
terment was at the Center.