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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-14
STAFFORD.

Harry Hoyt is visiting friends in town
Ed. Dudley Of West Fairlee was in town
/ Monday.
L. P. Pel of Norwich was in town
/ Thursday.
Ed. Patten of Sharon was in town
/ Thursday,
Miss Edith scribner is working for Mrs,
James Tyson.
Herbert Hathorn bought four COWS OF
Frank Brown recently.
Lucius c. Hazelton returned Friday to
his home in Omaha, Neb.
w. X. Sanbon returned from his visit
to Greenfield, Mass, Saturday
r. L. Mosher drove the Pompanoosuc
stage for A. b. Carpenter Thursday.
Harry Richardson OF Thetford Center
was in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Georgia Stone OF Hanover was
guest OF her brother, W. p. Stone, recent
ly.
A sheep belonging to ]. II. Moore was
seriously injured by dog the first OF the
week.
The Rev. George Cummings of Danville
was in town the last Of the week visiting
relatives.
Miss Minnie smalley and William Saw
yer OF Lowell were at A. B. Carpenters
Thursday and Friday.
The members OF the STAFFORD band
spent most pleasant evening at the home
OF l.. W. Hazelton Monday, where they
were served with maple syrup of fine
quality and other refreshments. Music
and social time were enjoyed to late
hour.
The remains OF Winthrop Bradbury,
who died at the home OF his daughter in
West Fairlee, were brought here Wednes-
day for interment Mr.. Bradbury was a
kind neighbor and good citizen and will
be greatly missed by all who knew him.
He was lifelong resident of STAFFORD.
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FILLS OUT THIN CHEEKS
"Mi-o-na the Only Natural Way to
Gain Firm, Solid Flesh" Says
Druggist r. &. Bryan.

There are altogether too many pale, thin
and emacisted people who msniissily do
not have the proper weight. The last two
years, pale, thin people have increased IN
numbers rapidly.
Emaciated faces and general thinness
can be overcome by the use Of Mi-o-nA
the flesh forming food that Druggist 7. l.
Bryan Is selling in such large quantities.
You who have thin, pale cheeks can b ial-
plump, strong, hearty, with the rosy glow
OF health II you will but use Mi-o-na.
+. T.. Bryan, one OF the most reliable
drug firms in this section, is selling Mo
ma at Doc. a box under positive and g.,
solute guarantee 20 refund your money y
Il does not mi out thin cheeks and make
the user plump, rosy and healthy.
Mi-o-na does all this in perfectly nalp'
raj way, II mingles with the iooe yea
eat, aids assimilation, restores the digestive
organs to action and puts the whole 'yr
tenn in proper physical condition. Il.s
who use Mi-o-na do not risk penny
when they buy it, Druggist f. 7. bfysn
viii give a written guarantee with ever
box to refund the money II Il does not NJ
crease flesh, give freedom from slomaSl
troubles and restore health and siFehs.l'
Go to his store today and get a molsu
treatment TO be used at his risk. li--a'
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RoxBURY.

Arthur Mason is at home from Marsh
field.
W. t. Keyes was quite i'll the last Of the
week.
Miss Harriet Clark of Moretown is at G.
A. Roys
Fred Curtis is suffering from another
attack OF appendicitis.
Miss Ada Nichols spent several days OF
last week in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Blodgett returned
Friday from a several weeks stay in
Cabot.
Guy Howe OF Northheld, {. W. Cady
and Miss Levanwsy OF Braintree spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. w. j. Carpenter was in Rutland,
Pittsheld and Bellows Falls last week, re-
turning on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder Wiley invited a
party OF friends to their hospitable home
Thursday to partake Of new sugar, as is
their usual custom.
Mrs. Britton, an old lady who came
from Warren a short time ago to make
her home at Freedom Hills, was taken in
with pneumonia Tuesday and passed away
Friday, Her remains were taken TO New
Hampshire Saturday, where she has rela-
tives. The deceased was So years Of age,
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WEST HARTFORD.

Annie Hazen returned to Quechee the
first OF the week.
Schools began last week with the same
teachers as last term.
Susie Tucker is spending a few days
with friends in Sharon.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. A. l.. Morse.
S. l.. Dimick and wife spent Sunday
with their daughter in Bridgewater.
Rev. Mr.. Springer preached here sun
day and viii be here the remaining Sun
days OF this month.
Last week was the moving week II. l..
Davis went TO .Royalton; Willis Dickin-
son OF Granville INTO one OF his tenements :
James Goodman into the other; Herbert
Harrington into Mr.. Barrows' house; Don
Wheeler packed his goods TO move to
West Norwich when the travelling is so he
can get there.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Morse Wednesday evening their many
friends assembled for a pit party. The
BOBBY prize, being won by r. {. MunseH,
was -presented by John Brockway of
Dartmouth college. Refreshments were
served in very pleasing manner. Among
the out-of-tOwn guests were Misses Anna
and Jennie Brockway OF Mt. Holyoke col i.
lege and Miss Addye Graham OF Gorham,
y. II.
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PITTsFIELD.

Oscar Ellis was in Randolph a day re-
Gently.
Miss Ella Wilson returned from Boston
Saturday.
Albert Vose was in Rutland two days
last week.
Mrs. c. T. Allen visited in Stockbridge
a day last week.
Col. Joyce OF Rutland has arrived at
Albert Vose's to board for the summer
Miss Lottie Lavigne Of Rutland visited
her mother, Mrs. Frank Forsha, recently.
Mrs. Roman Morse. who has been visit
ing her parents in Morrisyille for some
time, returned home las. week.
Albert Vose began Monday to clear his
lot where his hotel was burned last year,
preparatory to building new one.
School began in the North district Mon
day, April A Miss Rogers OF Randolph as
teacher, and in the South district Monday,
April IL, Miss Mary Jones of Stockbridge,
teacher.
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MILLIAMsToMN.

George Nelson has returned from st. Al.
bans.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
jackson Apr. sth.
Mrs. Hiram Drury is visiting relatives
TINS week m Sodom.
Extensive repairs are soon to be begun
on the Cong'l church.
Miss Helen Kimball has improved in
health very fast OF late.
Mrs. j. NJ. Seaver returned from Con-
cord, n. H., last Saturday.
Carl Seayer has purchased the village
milk route Of Eddy smith.
Miss Edna, Dickinson was home from
Montpelier seminary over sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Clark o. Montpelier Is visit
ing Mrs. Van McAllistsv this week.
W. Z. Pratt and Mrs. Lmma Lathrop At
tended the funeral OF David TAYLOR in
Washington Friday.
The High school had an entertainment
and served new sugar on snow last Satur-
day evening, followed by promenade.
Rev. Jesse Martin and wife have been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Martin. lie was returned to Canaan for
another year by the conference.
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Hiah Pressure naus

Men and women alike have to work In
cessantly with brain and hand to hold
their own nowadays. Never were the de-
mands OF business, the wants Of the fami-
W the requirements of society, more nu-
herous. The first effect of the praise
worthy effort to keep up with ali these
mugs ! commonly seen in a weakened or
debilitated condition of the neryons 80
tem' which results in dyspepsia. defective
nutrition OF both body and brain. and in
extreme cases in complete nervous pros
tfation. IL Is clearly seen that what Is
needed IS what will sustain the system.
gave vigor and tone to the nerves. and keen
the digestive and assimilative functions
usalthy ana active. From personal knowl-
edge. we can recommend Hoods sarss,,a-
rilla Tor this purpose. Il acts on All the
vital organs, builds up the whole system.
ana nts men and women for these high.
pressure days.
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TUNsRIDGE,

See adv. of the well-known Lilley
wagon on page s.
Miss Hattie Hayward has large class OF
music pupils.
Ethel Folsom is to teach school at the
upper village.
James Webster is at work helping his
father this spring.
Miss Clara Hood of Chelsea is at work
at Moses Webster's.
Mrs. Garlic Cilley is home from South
Royalton for a short time.
Mrs. Jane Whitney of Dorchester. Mass
is guest of Mrs. Ellen Howe.
Mrs. Royal Moxley spent a few DAYS
with her sister in Royalton the first of the
week.
April eth, Mr. and Mrs. Martin fuller
were made happy by the birth of a son;
weigct 81 lbs.
Mrs. Jennie Moves, who has been IN for
some time, had an operation last Friday
and is more comfortable at the present
time.
Elihu fuller, while bringing two nails
OF hot syrup TO the house, fell, spillinR his
syrup and burning one side OF his face
quite severely.
MaDelle Osborne gave a sugar party TO
her playmates last Friday, ii being her
Iehth birthday, All had a pleasant time.
~ leaving, each one was presented with
cake Of sugar.
The friends of Mrs. Zoe (RevnoIds,
looksley will be interested to learn that
they have just moved to $40 Washington
81, whitman, Mass. where Rev. Mr.
Sooksley has fine position at the first
Baptist church as pastor, with salary of
slUOO year. Whitman is about 20 miles
from Boston, population 1856. average at
tendance at his church $50, Sunday school
~ Iheir friends VIII be welcome apy
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A wonderful Saving.

The largest Methodist Church in Georgia
calculated to use over one hundred gallons
Of the usual kind Of mixed paint in paint
ing their church.
They used only 81 gallons Of the Longman
3 MARTINEZ Paint mixed with p gallons Of
linseed OIL Actual cost Of paint made was
less than $40 per gallon.
Saved over eighty Dss0.O0) dollars in
paint, and got a big donation besides.
EVERY CHURCH will be given liberal
quantity whenever they paint.
Many houses are well painted with four
gallons q L. n. and three gallons OF
iinsecd oil mixed Herewith
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold by
Topper & Graham, Bethel
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GRANVILLE

York.
Mrs, Walter Scott has been seriously III
with the grip. -
David Abel recently spent few days at
his home here.
Willard Sargent and Mrs. Angie Lamb
were married March 3lst.
Miss Lillian Hubbard speut her vacation
from the Randolph Normal at home.
VIM. Sterling, who has been WORKING Of
the hotel, had the misfortune to break bis
leg recently.
Miss Lena Phelps. who has vorl,ed a.
the hotel this winter, has returned Ia her
home in Hancock.
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coRINTH.

Mrs. c. c. Sargent has been among the
sick ones.
Mrs. l. G. Edwards is very sick; attend
ed by DIR. Hazen.
Julius Roberts went to Sharon Monday
to visit his mother.
/ Mrs. w. f. Norcross OF Bradford visited
| her sister, Mrs. /. G. Edwards, over sun
day.
/ Charles Randall and wife sold their
household goods and left town last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Annie Kent, who has been spend
| ing part of the winter in town, left for ter
home in Hampton, Ia, last week Monday.
The town employed George Hopkins to
repaint the hearse, which was taken from
the paintshop last Monday and il is fine
job.
Mr.. Whitcomb OF Washington was in
town last week in the interest of life in
surance company of Hartford, Conn. Sew
eral have taken the examination to be in
sured.
Mrs. George Hooker received telegram
Saturday at noon Of the death of her Sis
ter's little son at Danville, p. q. She got
ready and started for the afternoon train
at Bradford, but reached there just five
minutes late. The funeral was on Sunday.
A telephone line was erected last week
from /. G. Edwards past Hon. A. +. Kim
ney's, connecting with the main Bradford
line at Mrs. Mary A. Colby's. A. r. Kin
ney had phone put into his house Satur-
day.
Mrs. Winnie Virgins was taken vio-
lently i'll last Thursday. DIR. Corwin OF
Chelsea was summoned and remained
there during the night. She is more COM
Portable at this writing. Her mother,
Mrs. A. j. Cross, Of Vershire is assisting
to care for her.
Charles E. Virgins, wife and baby re-
turned TO Concord, n. H., to resume his
crushed between two cars which he was
coupling together. Two toes were ampu-
tated.
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HYOMEI A RECORD BREAKER.
Novel Method Of Curing Catarrh. Sold
On Approval by r. e. Bryan.


The popularity and remarkable sales OF
Hyomei have broken all records. In
nearly every city and town in the country,
this guaranteed cure for catarrh has given
most astonishing results.
The leading druggists are so enthusiast
tic over the remarkable percentage Of
cures following the use of Hyomei, that
with hardly an exception, they advertise
to their customers that Hyomei will be
sold with the understanding that il costs
nothing unless il cures.
In Randolph, +. 4. Bryan is endorsing
1t and guaranteeing TO refund the money
unless Hyomei cures catarrh. He has sold
great many Hyomei outfits, and to-day,
no other treatment for the cure Of catarrh
has as many friends In Randolph and VI
cinity as Hyomei.
10 Is scientific, yet common sense
method OF treating and curing this too
common disease. II sends by direct in
halation 10 every cell OF the air passages in
the head, throat and lungs, a balsamic air
that destroys all catarrhal germs, purifies
the blood with additional ozone, and
makes complete and lasting cure Of
any catarrhal trouble.
The complete outfit costs but 81, and in
eludes an inhaler, medicine dropper and
sufficient Hyomei for several weeks treat
ment.
You take no risk in buying Hyomei. f.
r. Bryan positively guarantees to refund
your money unless 1t cures. 1i-2S
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SOUTH STAFFORD.

| Merrill Lane has returned to Burlington
| Mrs. Measure returned TO Wheelock last
! week.
Mr.. Sawyer of Lowell was in town last
week.
Geo. Everett, ST., was in Bellows Falls
last week.
Edith Kendall is working for Mrs.James
o. Kendall.
Miss Bessie Buell. returned from West
Lebanon Thursday.
James Smith OF Royalton is at his broth
er's, Chas. Smiths.
Mrs Willis Estis visited her mother,
Mrs. Roberts. last week.
Caleb Doolittle cut his foot quite badly,
taking eff piece OF the bone.
The Ladies Union meets with Mrs.
Walter Bell Friday afternoon.
Miss Minnie smalley OF Lowell, Mass,
was at Mrs. Circuits last week.
Geo. Everett, Jr., is home from Bellows
Falls, where he has been attending school
Miss Mary Buell. returned TO Goddard
seminary Thursday and Miss Susie Ken
dali Friday.
Easter exercises were held at the church
last Sunday, having been deferred from
Easter Sunday.
Josiah Kendall gave sugar party to the
small boys of this village Friday inelud-
ing WILDER Greene, Walter Bell and Henry
Fox.
Mrs. Mary Smalley died in Manchester,
n. H., Sunday, April 10, aged SO years.
Mrs. Smalley was born in STAFFORD and
lived here until after the death of her
husband when she, with her only child,
Minnie Smalley, moved to Lowell, where
they lived at the time OF her death. Funer-
al services were held at the home OF Mrs.
circuit, Rev. Geo. Gray officiating. There
were many beautiful floral offerings,
among them pillow Of white tulips and
sweet peas, with the word "Mother," in
immorteIIes
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT,
EAST BARNARD.
nools bepin here Ami IS.

| Schools begin here April IS.
| Mrs. John Rowland has recovered from
/ her late illness.
Mrs. Forrest Harlow is able to be out
after her illness.
E. S. Bradley is quite i'll and is attended
| by DR.. Hubbard.
Chas. Dow has taken Lyman Allen &
farm and viii move soon.
Mrs. Gambellis men have been helping
NJ. A. Chandler in sugaring.
Mrs. Herman Allen has been in Bethel
caring for Mrs. Carl Cushing.
Rev. Fred Daniels preached his first SER
mon on this charge last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pennington came
home from New York last week.
Harry Turner is occupying the old
schoolhouse near Mrs. Hattie Miller's.
o. A. Paige went to Woodstock one day
last week and returned with an incubator.
The w. c. T. U. will hold its next meet
ing Apr. p with Mrs. 5. f. Howe at pm.
Cora Wood has finished work at Herman
Aliens and has gone to Woodstock to
work.
Jennie Miller has had a telephone
placed in her house connecting with the
Peoples line.
Mrs. Guy Crowell spent day or two
last week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. b. Walker.
Fred Allen and A. II. Churchill have as
sisted r. S. Bradley about his chores dur
ing his illness.
Gertrude and little bud Leavitt picked
large bouquet Of hepaticas, the first
seen this spring here.
Miss Shortt is to board with Mrs. f. /.
Graves and Miss Parker with Mrs. Ed.
Miller during the spring term.
Mrs. Cheney's daughter and child, who
have been visiting at T.. $. Brailey's re-
Gently, returned to Boston Friday.
Mrs. Mary Parkhurst fell while going
from her mail box and was quite seriously
injured, though no bones were broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leo, Mr.. and Mrs.
/. G.. Allen, Mrs. Adm and Hugh Allen
ate sugar at Mrs. Q. A. Miller's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Houghton of
visited at his uncle's, l.. ID.
Leavitt's, and Ed Miller's and called on
other friends here last week.
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A MINERS TROUBLE
REACHES A CLIMAX AFTER yr,,,
OF SLOW development ''''
A Settlement Happily Enee,s.
Case Of Henry Story in Tin. We
Avert Serious Misfo.,.

II all the troubles OF the 80
could DC adjusted as satisfactory !. y i
which Tor many months dist-.t = thsi
happiness OF Mr.. Henry stor, icy u:
Muskingum avenue, ZanesviHss 81 Q Z
/ would be most welcome relieS uhlo Z
/ the men and their families rt both
The miners form a large ana -;
part OF our population, and tbsl potiali
/ greatly interested in the solntis WI q
Mr.. Story found for a dificnjtv y Nhes
any one of them may find bimssitu winch
moment, as ii is frequent inci6a,. sly
| miners occupation and a serio,.l ~ lie
rance to his success. md.
The facts in the case were r.i...
Mrs. Story, who was deeply concs- assg p
who is very happy woman todsg it.sl,sls
her husband has had such a fortS,. osCslsi
cape from the calamity that t b,a.s :,
him. .Aiealsass
"My husband, - says Mrs. s,o,y ,s
very hard working man and ~
been very healthy, but some rno,,It ~
rheumatism got hold OF him ana ana, y
him suffer terribly, and would 49,, I la
used HIM up IL it had not been y. NY "
Williams Pink Pills for Paie % ~
which, we think are the best meaiei0sp s
the world.
ale suffered so much in hts lee. thu, !.
could hardly stand; his back huTt s1S =
had such pain in his left arm ~, Z
could not rest night or day. N. I
would turn numb and / would bavs "a -
and battle il in hot water. / tried 800 y 10y
thing 1 could think OF 10 give him MI
"a last he went TO doctor. Wbo hi.
him that his trouble had come from ~
work. The doctor gave him some No.
cine, but II did not do any good
I'm the meantime ! picked up A nan,
and read about DR.. Williams PM m.
for Pale People and thought nv b0sbs,T,
trouble might be with his nerves ~
two boxes OF the pills for him ana IA =
urge him to take them, because he bsd II
ways been so healthy that he was pot /,
the habit OF taking medicine.
AFTER he had taken the first box he N
much better, and when be had finished hi
second box he was better sin. IA
bought six boxes the next time And !.
took four OF them, that Is six boxe. n M
That Is three months ago and he has ns-r
had an ache or pam since and can "a
hard days work with any Young nan. NJ
praise Dr. Williams Pink Pills 10 aH 0u,
friends
These famous pills cure an diseases Y
the blood such as rheumatism. and OF ts
nerves such as neuralgia and partial rn
alysis. They effect radical cures p e.
stinate maladies because they 20 10 he
root Of the trouble, eXpelliug az pos1u
from the blood, and supplying n1tutw
elements that repair wasted tissues aa5
give fresh vitality 10 weakened nerves
They are sold by all druggists specal
booklet on Nervous Disorders, or on De.
eases OF the Blood, may be obtained By
simply writing to DR.. Williams Medicine
Co, Schenectady, n. Y.
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The Best of All and

E0r over Nifty years Mrs. Winslavg,s hing
5lli nt- lisn used hy mothers Tor their chiltire5
Aile Tee hing. Are yuu disturbed al night ma
1911 ~ Your rest by sick child suffering and
.tl-N Niln HA.l 1l cutting teeth9 n 50 send al
'Etl I'd children teethIng. Its value IL
lAt.tltaAAuih- To Will relieve the poor IiffIe
~ ileilately- Depend upon tt. mothers
t-.te is o. mistake about s. II cures ,iiarrhes
a 4LaAea the stomach and bowels cures ,xfr,1
ilt1 ..el- INC gums, Reduces Inflammation and
gives tone ana energy - fhs v-bois s,.s+s-.
hrs Mlu-isW's soothing Syrup for children
eetAta% Dc pleasant % the taste aad i the
~ rsef tln ut one Il the Oldest and best female
Ply et'ltl. and nurses On the edited states ana
20 ssie uy an druggists throughout the ,gorid
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NORTH PoMFRET.


Mrs. Sharp is better.
f. C. Sherburne is home from Boston.
Miss Marion Parker is to. teach school al
East Barnard this spring.
Mr.. Clough is to work this season for
j. A. Burbank.
Albert Roberts has moved from the VAN
farm to his place here.
Burch Bros. expect to finish saving al
their mill this week.
Albert Heath is to work for F. L. Davis
this season.
Mary Warren went to Randolph Center
last Monday, where she is to teach school
Frank King and family are entertaining
out-of- town relatives this week.
Edmund w. Burch goes to Wilder this
week, where he is TO run log-saW IN
steam mill.
Miss Nellie Dana OF New Hampshire
visited friends and relatives in this place
last week.
Misses Blanche and Ruth Clifford, Lena
Leonard, and Josephine Dana returned TO
their school in Massachusetts, one day re-
Gently.
Fred Davis has purchased a new steam
engine and boiler, and will use the same
for both heating and power purposes.
Fred believes in being up-to-date.
Rev. Mr.. Heyhoe OF New York supplied
the pulpit here last Sunday and gave an in
teresting disc curse. Services will be held
as usual next Sunday.
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MILLS.

Born, April g., son to Mr.. and Mrs
Dell Wood.
Born, April 6, son to Mr.. and Mrs
HAL Cotton.
Fred Aldrich is helping in the stor,
for X. II. Hatch.
H. H. Southworth was in st. Johnsbury
recently ON business.
Mrs. Edison Barker has been quite sick
but is slowly improving.
A. NJ. Burr from Lyme, n. H., visited
his old home over Sunday.
J. Buckley has gone TO McIndoes
where he has place in barber shop.
Mrs. John Ordway is quite sick and
under the care Of DIR. Chase Of Oxford.
Martin Messier has hired out for the
season to Charles Mum Of Lyme, n. II
Mobiles Godfrey is home on a furlough
from the Soldiers Home at Bennington
Elmer Hutchins is quite sick at his
home in Massachusetts, and his sister,
Mrs. w. l.. Knights, is with him.
Mrs. Sylvester Godfrey, who died at
Norwich and was put in the tomb, will
be brought to this place and buried in
Evergreen cemetery this week.
W. II. Burr had the misfortune to find
one of his best cows dead in the stable.
Examination proved heart trouble, as the
heart was nearly twice the usual size.
w. f. Burr was taken last Thursday
with an attack OF spinal meningitis. DR..
Allen was promptly called and at the
last reports the patient was gaining slow
~.
Monday, April 4, the store of A. II.
Cotton & Son was broken into by parties
yet unknown. A few dollars in money
taken A I'D
It seems the burglars visited /. A. Fifeld's
store at Thetford Centre and about IS in
money was taken.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that can not be-
cured by Halls Catarrh Cuae.
f. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o
We, the undersigned, have known +. j
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price zoe. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testi-
monials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.