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consist OIL $500 Tor nrSt, SZ.UU lot sec
ond on pens of each variety; $1.50 for
first, $1.0O for second on cock, cock
erel, or hen.
2. Entry fees will be on single
birds, % cents; on pens, so cents. All
birds must be entered singly and
when competing for pen an extra fee
of so cents must be paid; and 10 per
cent will be deducted from all sweep
stakes premiums amounting to So or
over No sweepstake premiums
awarded without competition.
8. A pen shall consist of four fe-
males and one male.
4. All birds will be judged &C
cording to the American Standard of
Perfection.
If unable to procure them they may
be obtained of the superintendent at
two cents each.
6. All birds will be in charge of
the superintendent during the fair and
cannot be removed without his con-
sent. No one will be allowed to
handle any birds except his own.
7. Entries will close Thursday, Sep
TENDER 2Sth, at II noon. All birds
must be on the fair grounds by II
noon, October LIST. Birds will be re-
ceived rs early as Saturday, Sep
TENDER Goth.
8. No exhibitor will be allowed to
bring birds into the show room to be
offered for sale unless entry fees have
been paid thereon. This rule is made
in order to give every exhibitor from
a distance the same chance as the
home breeder
9. The Judging will commence
Tuesday, October 3rd, and the ribbons
will be put on as fast as the awards
are made in each class.
10. Anybody desiring space for the
exhibition of incubatOrs and poultry
supplies may obtain it on application
to the secretary or superintendent one
week prior to the opening OF the fair.
Il. Premiums will be awarded as
follows: The largest number of birds
35 per cent; largest number of va
rieties, Is per cent; largest number
of first premiums 80 per cent; larg-
est number of second premiums, ~
per cent. The same rule CID Will
hold goo din cases of premiums Z, 3,
and 10, and the display premiums OF
turkeys, ducks and geese. No bird
will be allowed to compete that is
under five months old. The best pen
in show will be awarded by the judge.
IL. All ties shall be decided by the
judge. Where any doubt exists in re.
gard to the birds both specimens will
be Judged over and that decision shall
be final.
10. Prize number one Cd is given
to the counties making the largest and
best display and no county will be
considered eligible to compete for
these prizes unless they show one
hundred or more birds. In awarding
this prize the judge will use the fol-
lowing rule: Largest number of birds
35 points; largest number of varieties
20 points; largest number of first
prizes, 20 points; largest number OF
second prizes, Is points; largest num-
Der of third prizes, 10 points. The
prize money will be paid to the eX-
bibitor representing each county
Those exhibiting from their respec-
tive counties should designate the man
to receive the money for the county
prize to the superintendent of this de-
partment.
The prizes for the poultry depart
ment at the state fair will be as fol
lows:
1. The county making the largest
and best display (see rule 49,: First
nrize. S25. second, SIS, third $40.
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p O ULT r 7
H. l.. BLANCHARD

Communications for this department are
solicited. Personal experiences detailed and
questions prove of great benent. Write to
H. L. Blanchard at Hadlock, Wash, or
direct to The Ranch, Seattle.
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$500 900 900
IN POULTRY.

Do you know that the government cen' in
of 1900 gives the value of the pour
that year at very nearly $500, 000, OooI ,rry
Poultry Success, the twentieth cnnsa-
poultry magazine, is absolutely indis .pnens,
BILE to every one interested In cnni,Tanced
whether they be beginners, expe hens.
poultry raisers, or only keep a 1ewuItry
1t is without question the foremost pU rs OF
monthly in this country, and rea1a their
it's articles on pure bred chicks ana ,,s to
reaiize that It is plain truth that there Isce
money in q hem" Regular subscription p Ssep
so cents a year. Special offer: II yo .ted in
chickens or are in any way interest," 80 YOU
for one year. for Introduction. ana ritry
free a large illustrated. practical cents,
book; or three months trial. lo
Poultry Success Co., Dept. 10 ohio
Des MniueA. IOWA Hprsnen----
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To Cure Gapes in Fowls.

Several readers inquire again how
to cure gapes, says the Practical Farm
err. 1t is comparatively an easy and
simple matter to prevent cape at
tacks; but when it comes to curing
them, it must be confessed that we
have quite a serious problem to solve.
The cape worm can be killed, it is
true. The hest means to kill it are
turpentine, kerosene, freshly-slaked
lime powder, carbolic acid, etc. The
question is chiefly how to apply any
of these things to the worms that
have found Judgment in the windpipe
of the little chicks without doing the
patient serious harm. A poultryman
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-06-15

Write Osgood, Binghamton' oaIes.
about the New Idea" pitless scai'"'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-17
&irfeinbnielie % Misiiunsmpoc.

Sm Sub bill, bliper Der airfeino.
OieIie / gbene3er Menisbeos nbe airt:
heb 5larton Senbusen ben 19. 5ebr.
ST.. 101 5~ormibbae.
De ire fpl9enbe Ouee bliber Der
mis- fionsmeber baabe / gbene3er og
9stblebems Meniebeber.
@enner af Subs Riges arbeioe
inbbpbes bsrpeb til at beige os /
nRnpte 0dge.
Ssftenbe | 5erren! tom og hiaIp os
,,ut lobe t6erren i bans 6eniebom"
(Sal. $50. y.
pou Menig6ebens @egns.
o. 81. petsren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-17

@einbranbt bill beepnbe en-
np Reffouront. Nlt til biqigfte
Briier! aaffe 5 Gent, 2unb 5 s.
rq bgjere. ct gobt Waaltib % 6.
2pb for Sol9 til fra 4g. til10G. pr.
Yunb | bans 8gouoialg De0
Chen af Reitauranten. Blair saOnf igs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-17
Misiionsmgbe

Om Cub bill, bliper Der RisiiDnss
msber 1 ben banite SOIoni beb grufb,
golO.yi 9ugene fra 1876. Jebr.
.5lere bcis9enbe prGiier bill fortpnbe
Cubs Orb.
Gnbber 8anffer er bierteIigt inbz
bubt. : Multee beisgenbe bebss
msbbsls beres tomme til unbertegneoe.
5. M II n, Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-17
SCHEDULED

Gn 5ortening af 8. Glaubredt.
paa 8onf bsb gIsn. gosen er Ogfao
folgt at &irtefig Screening for ben In
bre Wlisfion I Oonmart, bpilfet ga
ranterer Snbholbet for at bare got
Og funb 2esning.
gogen er pda SO Siber og tOItsr
1 SmIag 20 6. inbb. 30 6.
De fan Ipors penee Deb at fenrt
os5rimarter.
Danish Publishing House,
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-17
Sen lille Ssfngl.

Gn MP BOG netop ubtommen pau
rort 5orlag. 9et er en- interssfont
5orte1ing ON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5panien. 8snns sobs, fife Bog .r
Hnt inbbunben os toiter 40c. 5rts
mqrter mobtaaes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-17
9anR Boabin6er.

unberteenebe dubefaler fig meb al clogs
goqbinberarbeibe. Gobt os mutt arbe.oe
~aaranteres til Moderate piiier.
y. 6. 9inbblao.
u. 8. Dor $40. 8oppl: Grant Street.
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-17
yOonferen"
6reeag b. II. 6ebruar 1905.
Blair, Nebr.

Olau, 51eDr.
8unf 0ubstieneffe poa @snbog |
Dor bonfte lutherffe 2irte til be fab
pouIi9e Siber. GOrm. SCI. 1870 og
Aften 81. 7.30.
6snhnssffoIe / airtens 9niement
81. D Moreen.
Gbinbeforeningen afholot fda
fin Baior i bites / Rirtens 9aiss
ment. Sua ret oi %fOrtaar bar Sore
tagenbet belt igennem ret penpftet.
Sen omtring SCI. 8 bar Der en- COB
6orfamline, omtrent foa mango,
fpm Solen funoe rumme. 9temnin>
gen Dor ielffabeligzliblis. Der Ter
berebes baabe Safe o9 3age. og for
bbem Der snFfeoe ct fulbt Waaltio,
ierperebes Der ,fupper". ubiiaingen
bar life flor, men Der bar bog an ret
ffsn Somling at forftelIise Slogs bel
nbfsrte Granddaughter. Spseielt
ffol pi n9bns en- i9rIfilt lille Samling
of Mrs. Mlarie 5u6ricius til 5ors
bel for en- airtetlotte, en- tint brooes
ret SOfopube oe ct ,Quilt". gua De
to ibItn9pnte @enitunbe fomt pda ct
8tnebe oa en- QRneitol tooes Der
Rumre. De sprige @enItanbe folgs
tes til paabeftet pris.
De Iptfelige ginbere at be Sen
ftanbe, Der aFbenbes efter Rummer,
bar = Mrs. Gbriitian anoerien,
Sofapuoen, = Mrs. Ssren SEMEN
(Gmeo), Quiltet, - Ssrsn Senieu
f., 8iIebet, = Mifs &riftine Gbriz
%ftianien, Q9neTtoIen. Reiultatet |
aonta tier er bi fife ffter puu, men
bet FortGGes os df 9eltdgere, Tom
blsb til Slutnins, at bet bleo omtring
$40 iii &irfen % Sc til 4lotfen.
- &ulbea bar b9ret baaro / aar.
8i minbes life at babe oplebet faa
ffr9ng pg %langbarig en &ulbe. s omz
firing 6 Tiger bar Sermumeteret ma
fen bber Worgel ftaaet unber Hui,
oe bet er gaaet fad lupt iom 80 9r.
unoer. Dog bar insen libt farliet.
of &ulben. 9~anetrafitten q n9iten
ftanbfet fsrft usen pau 9runb al
Snefoa Der lebiagebe &ulben. Nen
nj gaor alt igen i'm Ounte Sang,
baube Solen og Sernbanetogene etc.
s @fH til gaiaren bapbe hi riatigt
8nffeptrr.
Onsbog ben Is. 5ebr. fplbte
Paitor 8. g. 8ertbeIen So
4ar. Srpbs i'm bsie 4lber Ipabies
rsr ban bber Dag 2 Mil frem os til
boss til tit arbeibe Der / Publ. s..
5an fpnes ogfaa feIp, at ban life fan
forftaa, ban er bit oppe / 9oIet. vi
gratuIerer og enffer, ut8ertbelien enb>
M maa lebe mango sobe 4ar. N.
Mr. Sobn WcUaabn. fOm / i'm
5ib a 5armer fpO for Blair. men
MI bDebe Der | gDen. er afgaoet beo
Osben og blep begrapet | Onsoags.
5an efterlaber gnte os 5 8srn. N.
-8ugbinber einoblab, iom | i'm
9ib arsjoebe Der / Publ. 9ouis,
bar paabegpnbt 8Osbinbsri for fig
felD. Man benpiies til bans annonce
Der | 8laoet, og bet fan fi9es, at
2iTsS5tdS u6fersr goSt os fmufi ars
beibe. N.
0i faa forleben Dag Der II
S9tteriet en- file lepenbe glue
fpDe omtrins moi fou fornsjet, trobs
bet, at 4ulben ubenfor bar ca. 10
IL unber 3ero. Oct mao fittert boz
re ct Segn pud Joruar. Ru bar ri
osfao baft bet fud fOlOt. at mar mott
fan bespnbe al lanses efter at fDebe
Iibt igen. N.
Ssyobn McQudrrie bar ct fort
DpIas at gssninssmaterinler % Rul
til iaDefe grifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-17
Doonhanoel oo Smeoeperflteo

Vor velkendte Landsmand, SeRBN jim
SEN, har utodtaget en- stor F~orsyning af
FINE B..sigs, SOM s:ciges I'll ri;nelige
Pr ser. Han sfelger Lansing-Nognen med
fluid Garanti, Hans Suledeverksted er ny
Zig forsvnst med en- ny Gasolin. Lokomotiv
OF er I ale Naader udrustet til at gore alt
I'll FACET benhsfeude.
Naer So - ~ kigge ind hos ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-17
or Deres Forretninger hos dem,
VI der a%verterer | wort Lad
Sor salg.

Seq uil ieles sasr %bortbptte min 6ruais
farm t9t ueb Dana college. IA aeres. 9oet
gus msb s garelisr. tor nm StaIb. 6suies
bus os 8rqnbebus. COB grenb oo 6iiferu.
ednbet er beplantet meo 6ruettraer al ale
Slass. Grin III
6. VI. 5iron, Dor SOB. Blair, Hebr.
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THE BLAIR SHOE COMPANY,
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
SOUTH %sTRAFFoRp.

". II. Eddy, oculist and specialist. vii
be at SO. Stafford next Monday and IN
ensuing week.
Mrs. VIM. Hillard has returned home.
Lena Boomer is home for a short yaca.
ton.
the week.
II. o. Bixby of Chelsea was in town
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings nave returned
to WoburD,
Miss Bessie Buell. was In West Fairlee
the first Of the week.
Jsmes Kendall spent the first of the
week in Burlington.
Wells Porter Of Sharon lie visiting Mr..
Stone at the
Mr.. and Mrs, Iudson have rented the
parsonage for six months.
Messrs. Green and Quimby were AZ Fair
lee lake Saturday, bringing home quite a
catch Of fish.
Jesse Benjamin and Miss Gertrude Bar
rett were united in marriage Saturday at
Union Village.
The home OF VIM. Hayes was struck bv
lightning during a severe shower and
quite badly damaged.
Rev. Geo. w. Bicknell. ID. d., of Cam
bridge. Mass, will occupy the Universe
pulpit July 9 and the following four
Sundays.
A party of Harvard students. mining
engineers. arrived at the Barrett House
and will spend the week taxing
practical lessons at the Elizabeth mines.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
BROAD sRook.

bridge.
Lawrence Burke has been iii the nae
week with measles.
Fred Morrill, from STAFFORD Is workin,
Tor Mrs. A. {. Gibson.
Florence Burke spent Saturday and sun.
DAY with friends in Sharon.
Mrs. Persis Belknap visited Mrs. w II
Chnlson Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barrett have gons
to Bethel to work for Mr.. Ellis.
Fred Avery from Bethel spent wednes
day with his mother, Mrs. Walter len
nings.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Davis spent LAST weet,
tuesday with her parents at Royalton
Little Edwin Hclt was quite seriopsly
injured last Thursday. At this writing
he Is improving.
Mrs. Selden Powers has returned from
Randolph, " here she had been Ia vis5t
Mrs. VIII Morrill,.
Horace Tenney from south Royalton has
oeen working the past week for Mrs.
NaDdeveer.
As Fred Allen and Clarence Chadwick
were returning Sunday morning from
their cows to pasture they discoy-
ered a large animal 10 their cornfqld near
ne barn Seeing them. it FASTENED for ire
woods Il was a very large black bear.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
STAFFORD.

Mrs. H. II. udsIl is confined to tn,
house by illness.
Miss Mary Cummings is at home for tn,
summer vacation.
Mrs. Frank Kendall is visiting friend,
in Plainfeld, ". II.
Nathan F.. Morrill, Of New York is visit.
ing his aunt, Miss Belle Pierce.
Hiram Ward and John Darling have
bought Deering mowers of Fred Preston.
Miss Lena Sargent and Leon Merrill OF
Belmont, N. H., are guests at q. F. Kent's,
Rev. A. j. Eastman attended the Congil
state convention at Brattleboro last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harding OF Pom
iret were at Frank Harding's Thursda,
and Friday.
Miss Belle Chandler, who has been visit.
ing her friend, Miss Sadie Eastman, re-
turned last week Tuesday to her home in
Barre.
Next Sunday will be observed a. Chill
dren's day at the Cong'I church. A con-
cert viii be given by the children and
young people OF the Sunday school Al II
o'clock a. m, IN place OF the usual service,
praise and preaching service al Z d, M.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
BARNARD.
L. ID A.

II. A. Wood has been drawn on the iurv
Sunday. 'o~i
Charles Wood of Boston visited his par
Perkins Ward has finished work on IN,
creamery building.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hadley entertained he,
lady friends last week.
Arthur Hanson of Tunbridge was NJ tbs
bradlaugh stables last week.
Mrs. Mary Harrington OF Bethel was NJ
her cottage one day last week.
Charles Atwood of Tunbridge visited AZ
Nelson Chamberlin's last week.
Charles Hathorn went to Burlington for
treatment the first OF the week.
Frank Adams and wife of Lebanon \
H., are visiting his brother, Willis Adams.
Christopher George, who has been in
poor health for the past year. died snndsv
morning. S
P. B. Hadley a Son showed their snan-
iels at the dog show in Braintree. Mass.
last week. T
Albert Winslow OF Worcester. Mass
formerly a resident Of this town, Is visit
ing old friends.
The Gale farm was not sold last satpr-
DAY, the price bid not being satisfactory "a
Administrator Montague.
Fred Newcomb has been for a number ~
canvassing this place for the sale of
bibles and IS meeting with good success.
Road COMMISSIONS Adams has pulled
ne road machine over the roads AMI. Win /
ne exception of fixing a few sluicewavs.
the road work done for the present.
Henry Putnam Is in a critical condition
1aVing suffered from an abscess IN The
lead Tor some time, an operation was per-
orned oy Dr. L. NJ. Greene that ali hone
vii nave good resnlts -
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
wiLLIAMsTowN.

Fred has moved his family into
the Lavine house on Quarry street.
Vern Edison and Dean CorIiss were in
canada fishing the first OF the week.
Several members OF the Grange attended
Pomona Grange in Randolph yesterday.
Charles DeGrenier has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, for treat.
ment
Mr.. n Mrs. Scott Blossom of Bethel
visited at Newell Farnham's the frs; OF
the week. ~ u
The !. O. o. F. and Rebekahs attended
memorial services at the UniyersaIist
church last Sunday.
Inc remains OF Robert Gamble OF Groton
were brought here last Friday and buried
IN the village cemetery.
Rev. F.. A.. Kimball has resigned as
pastor OF the Universalist church. to taEe
effect the first Of September.
VIII Robinson injured one OF his feet
recently while working as a hummer sor
Barker a Co., a large stone falling On il.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22
WEST HARTFORD.
Mrs. Austin Howard is poorly.

AoNaAd ~ poorly.
Mrs. Hony Of South STAFFORD il .,y,
for Mrs. Willis Kenyon.
Leland Doubleday and Erwin ysv,.
were at home over Sunday.
John Harrington's baby has The M.
sizes. All the others are improving.
Edwin Hazen was in Meriden. \ .
Sunday to hear the b~accalaufeate ssrrs.
Mrs. Lyman Allen OF Broad r.,
visited at r. c. Munsell's the irst Of Il
week. -
The scholars in the primary school b,.
ina no absent marks were Leon Busbv,,
Ernest and Justin stetson.
A. L. Morse and family started sstB,s,,
for Wiscassett, Me-, with his auto, ~
VIII be away several weeks.
II. ). Bruce and family OF Brooklv,
N. r., arrived at their fathers the IN
He returns next Monday. His wife M
remain all summer.
Mrs. j. w. Watson was in Brat,leban
last week to attend the state convention 4
the Congl churches, and went from tbse
to South Hadley to attend the grsdna.na
exercises.
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r

n. II. DfAin
Charles Mclean Of Graniteville spent
Sunday in town.
Roy Nowlan went to Tilton, n. III. Mon.
day to visit his sister.
7. Haley and James Muir were bo.,.
from Pike Hin over Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Blake spent a part AZ la,
week with her parents in Corfntb.
Miss Grace Bradley Of Lenoxyiue. One
i visiting her sister, Mrs. George Everett
Mrs. Alma Jenkins of Post Mills bss
been spending several days at Fred slaeks
Miss Bessie Buell. and Miss Emma Re-
Ell OF South STAFFORD spent sunday w;tb
Miss Jennie Rowell.
Mr.. u Mrs. Albert Suitor and NJ ana
and Mrs. Ernest Macloon were called -
Graniteville last week by the death az
little child OF Fred Suitor.
Mss Alice Fsrnham went Tuesday 10
randolph 20 attend the graduation exer-
elses OF the state Normal. Miss Marietta
faul graduates from the higher course.
Guy Colby, who has been for over 49,,
years N the CopDerield sfore. went Mon
day 70 I1lton, y. H., where be has emniov-
menL Jessie Messer takes hls place IN tbe
Caudren day vas observed at the N
r church last sunday. The church wez
prettiIT decorated and well filed THE
children carried out the prosrram 49,
nicely, sltho g thunder shower urera -
most 81 the service and people froT
aWay went home In q ~drenching rain.
T
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22

Miss Marie Church is in Boston

Miss Marie Church is in Boston.
Mrs. Richard Boyden is gaining SLOWLY
John Abar was in Middlebury las,
friends in town. '"'Ans
Farr's for a few DAYS. " w. d.
osorge bar IS petit juryman and is at
tending court at M%iddleh1ry. "
Herman Ford has finished work in the
fsrr mil and gone to Ontario, n. Y.
Atnasa S%tetson, who has been a visitor q,
". y, Ihurch.s the past two weeks. re-
'1.nea 20 MS home IN Boston Monday.
James freeland and Miss Mamie An.
9reNs, both OF this town, were marriea
June 10Th by Rev. Frank +. Adams in
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NORTH

Mrs. johnson OF Northfield is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. d. b. Grant fell and hurt herself
quite badly recently.
+. II. Totman is quite i'll, being untef
the care OF DIR. Hayward.
Arthur Allen is working for VI. )
raves, painting the church, etc,
There were no services in the r. B.
church Sunday on account Of Rev. Nj
Clark being sick.
r, ID. Moody has finished a fine piaEza
on the 'front.' OF his dwelling, which adds
much to its beauty and worth.
Mrs: j. S. Hackett has gone 10 Lexing'
ton, Mass, to visit her relatives for a iss
months. Mrs. Ellen Foss Accompanies
her.
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Entered into Rest.

Emma, wife OF Luther Chatterton, diec
at her home the 18th inst, after foul
weeks OF intense suffering.
She vas born in Tunbridge. Vt. NAV o
1871 the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. james
Z. whitney. She had resided In this town
most OF the time since her marriage to Mr..
Chatterton, who, with one son, Roy, and
one daughter, Lottie, survives her. She 4
also survived by her parents, three broth
ers and two sisters, Herbert OF this place.
Vernon Of Barre, Charles of Mortified,
Ellen OF Randolph, and Zina of Sherbrooke.
Z. u, who have the sympathy of all who
knew her. During her s~ojourn mons US.
she has made many warm friends. who
VIII sadly miss her genial society and will
deeply mourn her loss.
The funeral was the 18th at her late
home, and largely attended. w. e. DOUG
lass, pastor OF the NJ. +. church., officiated.
Three selections were beautifully rendered
by Mrs. F. c. Ford and Miss Myrtle Nav
nard, Lead Me, Saviour "Waiting for
Me . Nearer my God. to Thee The
horal offerings were numerous from friends
absent and friends present, among them
was a beautiful cross from the school her
title boy attends and a wreath from Mrs.
4. Farr. The burial was in EImwood
cemetery. A.CIN
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-22

ARNb AOnss "a kOOU AI
round horse. Also pair 4-year-old Hol
stein steers, weigh 300 lbs, extra gooe
workers. JAMES K. HOWE, Tunbridge.
y. Campbell was quite Ill last week.
Miss Grace Smith is at work for Fred
fuller.
Rev; Mr.. Weeds funeral was held las,
Saturday. W
Monday.
Mrs: Lizzie Tucker went to Barre the
first Of the week.
John Adams, a former resident. has been
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Garlic Cilley has been assisting
Mrs. Eva Tucker the past week.
Mrs. Alice Campbell was called to Pom
iret Sunday by the death Of an aunt.
Mrs. Mary Berry, who has been visiting
IN Massachusetts,, has returned home.
Nj. I. King has recently purchased an
automobile. Another one is expected here
mex week.
TIL next meeting of the ladies' Aid
will be held with Mrs. c. +. Ballou lime
y. All cordially invited.
Mrs. Blanche RiddalI of Boston and
Mrs. Fabien Dupuis OF Randolph have
been at John Morrill's the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Melrose
n T.. w. Roife OF Claremont came
10 an automobile Monday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Woodward Of
Campello, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Hinckley |
~ massachusetts were guests at Benz, |
fuckers last week.
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Mrs. Mary Laid has been III with tons.
litis.
A son vas born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. E
Woodcock Monday, June IL, dying Il
birth.
Minerva Lodge was represented atGand
Lodge by Warren Currier, w. NJ. sBd
Frank J. Hutton.
Fred {. Hutton and wife celebrated tie
2Oth anniversary OF their marriage Tga.
day evening, June 10th.
Miss Lavinia Bowen Of Brockion. Mss.
has arrived at her summer residence. sas
u accompanied by her niece, Mss Llttr
field.
Mrs. Albina Nation OF Brattleboro hss
moved her goods to her sisters, Ms
Charles Blake, and Is to make her hone
there In the future.
Geo. Dickinson, a policeman Of Bosta,
Is spending his vacation with bis auni
Mrs. Mary G. Munson. He is accomG-
MED by his wife and two children.
Visitors in town are Mr.. and Mrs. Wn.
y. stevens OF Bridgewater, with tht'
daughter, Mrs. Frank Hutton; Mrs. Gee
N. Dearborn OF Newport at her sons, Y.
A. Dearborn.