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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-12

yelr-old colt, two-year-old colt and foI
/ yearling colt, and second premium for
( trained colt one year Old.
The Bethel Granite railway has filed a
I further location on the Roundy farm in
/ Royaltou. Il calls for an extension of 300
feet and Is made for the purpose IF con-
tinuing the switchback. The cut near +.
B. Soulhworth's is completed, and this
finishes the grading for the first four
miles, or to the swamp. Rails released
from I he southern division OF the G. ".
Ry. are now being loaded and will be laid
as soon as brought to Bethel.
Alonzo II. Spooner, a pensioner, received
his pension check Of s36 early this month
and laid it up on the shelf, intending to
get il cashed the next time he came to the
village. The next time he shaved he was
looking for some paper and, noticing what
he thought was an old envelope, used it
for that purpose and deposited the same
in the stove, later discovering that he had
burned up one OF Uncle Sans good
checks. Oct. 9TH, Alba Dartt lost his pen
sion certificate and voucher in this village.
Herbert NJ. Barrett has sold his farm on
Christian hill to +. c. Ives of Upper Lake,
n. y. Mr.. Ives is now in charge OF a
game preserve owned by wealthy New
Workers and situated at Altamont, n. Y.
Bethel to give his children good educa-
tional facilities, which are lacking at Tup-
per Lake. Mr.. Barrett retains possession
OF his farm until March ! next, but Mr.
Ives viii not then Immediately move here
as he has a three-yeaF contract i'm his pres
ent position, which has yet two Yeas to
run.
j. A. Hutchinson Of Northfeld depu-
ty sheriff, was in town last Saturday and
arrested }. Negretti and wife, who are
wanted at st. Johnsbury on indictments
found at the June term Of Caledonia coun-
ty court for selling liquor at Hardwick
Negretti had moved from Hardwick to
Barre, then to Northield, and had been in
Bethel about dorty-eight hours when ar
rested. The couple had six children,
ranging IN age from three months to tf-
teen years. The two youngest children
were taken along with the parents, and
the other four are being cared for by
strangers at the Paine house, which they
had rented
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RETHEL GlLEAn.

j. NJ. Booth went Tuesday to Boston
on business trip.
Mrs. Harry Wait Of Windsor a visiting
at the home Of her uncle, W. II. Kendall.
e. j. Torrey Of Addison is visiting ms
mother, Mrs. Geo. Torrey, aud other
friends.
X. W. Morse and daughter, Ruth. Of
Barre, recently visited his mother, Mrs.
Abel Bowen.
]. N Booth has sold his real estate to
VIII Byam, reserving the mill aud a
small portion OF land. Mr.. Byam does
not take possession until spring.
Tuesday evening the w. II. NJ. 5. we're
very pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Clara
AverllL The subject considered was.
"Work for Neglected Children The
program was interpreted with music
and followed by an interesting talk by
Mrs. X. NJ. Fowler.
The Harvest supper and social held at
Selden TeWKsbury's last Friday evening
was decided success in every respect,
proving 1 he well known fact that a Jolly
good time Is always the result 81 a gather
ing az Mr.. Iewks ury's. Over 90 were
present and over 80 realized from the
supper.
All those interested ia a squirrel huptr
are requested 10 meet at Roila Oumby's
before 5 O'Clock Saturday morning. oct.
18th, or If preferred send their names ia
hum before that tire Those Joining in
the hunt are also to meet al Mr.. Ouimby's
saturday evening TO count game. An
are cordially invited to join.
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whItoomh Hlnh sehooI FootbaII.

Whitcomb High school defeated team
from Rochester Saturday by a score OF Il
too. The team showed a gain in endur-
ance since the Woodstock game, but still
tailed to handle the ball without fumbAng.
Rochester kicked off to Bethel at the be-
ginning of the game. Bethel failed to ad-
vance the ball by rushing aud Huber
punted to center Of field. The ball was
fumbled and secured by Bethel. A few
yards were gained but the ball was lost
on downs. Rochester fumbled and lost
the ball on the first play and Burrell made
the first touchdown BY run around left
end. No goal,
Bethel kicked to Rochester and then
held Rochester for three downs without
gain, Shaw blocking punt. Shaw scored
the second touchdown BY run around
right end. No goal.
On the next kick off the ball went out OF
bounds and was returned to center OF
field. Rochester received the ball, but
lost it Immediately by fumbliDg to Shaw,
who scored again. No goal. This ended
the first half.
In the second half. Whitney was put in
by Rochester by consent Of the Bethel cap
tain. He ADDED enough weight and
strength to the Rochester team to make
the contest even. The only score was
BY Huber, who secured the ball on fun
bic, crossed the goal line and kicked goal.
Bethel, as usual, played a strictly school
cam, Rochester, Dy agreement, was to
play four or five men not in school, not
including Whitney, whose weight and age
out him in a class above a school team |
Bethel consented to his playing to make
he contest more even. The game was
lean and sportsmanlike throughout.
The lineup follows:
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GAYsVILLE.
Notice.

| Gaysvilie gristmill is now completed ana
in full operation. This is the place TO
come to get your grinding done in the old
French Burrstone, the most practical de-
vice ever invented for grinding grain OF
all kinds. India wheat ground every day
as it comes and the hull taken out II de-
sired. j. l.. STAFFORD LUMBER co. IL
Mrs Mary smith is suffering with neu-
ralgia.
Mrs Porter was at home from Barnard
over Sunday.
Mrs. Cornclia Sheldon returned from
Bethel Monday.
Frank Kemp and Mamie White are in
| Rutland and vicinity.
G. J. Pratt from Bethel was at j. +. SAT-
/ ford's Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge are visiting at
| Augustus Chamberlin's
Henry Boutwell, and wife visited rela-
/ tives in town last week.
Mrs Mary Beard Belcher is visiting at
Mrs. Cornelia Taggart's.
The Quimby family are out again after
the four cases OF measles.
viii Taggart has bought the Angel
house Of Mrs. Ann Angel.
Mrs. Dinsmore OF Bethel visited at
Elisha Boutwells Thursday
Mrs. Susan Sutton from Chelsea visited
in town the first OF this week.
John Hagar has been repairing the
buildings on the Knowlton farm.
Miss Kate Wilson came home from Lud
low Saturday, returning Monday.
Mr.. Pinney OF Bridgewater is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. w. Il. Perkins.
Rev. Daniels OF Barnard has been assist
ing Rev. j. w. Miller the past week.
Bert Harrington and Frank Bennett at \
tended the fair at Tunbridge last week.
Edwin Harrington and family from
Brooktield are visiting relatives in town.
Charles spaulding and wife Of Bridge
water have been visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Harriet Knowlton and Mrs Maria
knowlton have moved into the Cozzens
house.
Ray Hodgkins from Boston has been
visiting his brother, G. 5. Hodgkins. the
past week.
Walter swinyer has moved into the
Mills house lately bought by his uncle,
Mr.. Manning.
Mrs. Bette Green, who has been visiting
at Mrs. Morey's, started for her home in
Akron, o., Monday.
Rev. G. A. Stott OF PIttsfeld will preach
and hold communion service at the M. +.
church next Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
DR.. and Mrs. Smith were gone several
days last week on a visit 10 friends in
Rochester, Hancock and Granville.
Frank Bennett has moved back into the
upper tenement OF the house that Dr.
Steele lately sold to julius Blackmer.
Mrs. Whitcomb, Rev. Miss Mack, Mr.
and Mrs Chedel, Elisha Boutwell, and Mr.
and Mrs Richardson went TO Montpelier
Oct. 9TH
Rev. v. NJ. Mack treated her Sunday
school class and few invited guests to
picnic Saturday afternoon on Nulture
maintain
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WEST HARTFORD.

Mr.. Blake and family are moving to
Pomfret.
c. j. Udall has been entertaining a
nephew from Lowell.
About 30 went to Montpelier from this
station last week Wednesday.
Norman Cushman Of Haverhill, Mass.
was a guest OF s. l.. Dimick Friday.
Mrs. Nettie Hazen OF hartford recently
visited her mother, Mrs. Z. NJ. Copeland
Mrs. G.. +. Burgess and daughter
Evelyn, went to Boston Friday for The
winter
William Savage and Bert Warren each
had a young lady come TO board with
them The Sd.
Mrs. Nancy Joyce OF Sharon came the
first OF the week to visit her daughter.
Mrs, S. Bruce.
s. l.. Dimick spent Saturday night with
friends in Bridgewater. His aunt, Mrs.
Harriet Dimick, returned with him.
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Notice Of Settlement.


ESTATE OF SETH NJ. FLINT
SlAiE OF VERMONT in the Probate Court
t'ANl9t-i'h DISTRICT, ss held 40 Randolph n and
i'r s7t.d district on the gth dly Of Octaher
a. - 1893 II wilson administrator of the
sNiate oi seth 3d. Flint. laee 90 Ran
dolph, IN said district dereased t,~as.nts his
iiti administration account for examination
a-l.l all'A .nge, and makes application for de.
said deceased
MltFrlp9n, y Is ordered hy said Court that saa
e'Aht aHl said application De referred % -5s-
t'l " 7''la Court t. De held az the Probate once
IN saild Randolph ON the 18th ,lav of octo-
thereon; and 10 Is further orlerei fhaf au per-
s'.s interested p notified hereof by puhlicat.0a
~ ~ild application and order thers
tHtte @eeAs .ticeesSirelV in the Wprala and News
e lApeF published ID Randolph and which clrl-
y ~ hels hb1rhood Of those interested peg
- 5 ~. iiilt q hearing, that they mas appear =
! w tlhie and paee and. .f they see cause object
tAtFtIa- BY the Court Attest
ist@ WILLIAM n. NICHOLS judge.
- true iAFf Fl Record Attest
WILLIAM H.NICHOLs. Judge.
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-. ~ . y ed habit to borrow anvfbfBg
row, b. trouble. Wben So DOR
Nt.-Iy ana worn out by the paips 80.
slisons q dyspepsia, biiiousness P-i..s a.i,-
1lsea ana similar internal disc-5-.-
. luh 81 down and brood over vour s,...,s
t,9,ins' out ~ for relief 90 Elertfir pist-l,
s sleLe yo9 VII find sure and rern,sr.,s :
seiiulness Of al your tro6bies ~
s9sr BODY vii not be burdened bv ~ ~
80 9ilsease. Price SOC. Guarantes5
Bryan, Randolph. anu T. =.
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Commissioners, NotIce.

~ WILLIAM MASMht he.
The undersigned harfrs- b..- .,7.-.7irfa.I hT
~. ll..'ile Court Tor the District uf l-+
4 I'm ianersto receive, examine and ~.
william Masdhuru. lateof Rand.inh r. ssil De
49,. 'sst-'as,ri hereby give notice that we WI
ieel-s5t4 tne purpose Of examining and allow
- s-iAiui- az = vs.. rewkshury's store On BOD
sl Z Dese nlner g, 1895, and February q l
i 49,, 1905 q m, until O'Clock D. a.. % sl
uay sand that six months from me -fh ag "a nrt-
A. ID, 1903, j. the time limited nv 80 court
~ -. L'-.iii.rs q present their claims o. p
loT examination and Allowance
Dated AZ Randoluh rbfs 5rsh 5s~ n Oc-
tober, A. D. 1905 ir-l
p. ~. TEMkSBURY
JOSEPH w. RAYMOND C0mu1lssiontla-
NJ N Wilson, Admir-
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He Kept up h the Raoo

James ;. Barron, President Mapcbester
cotton Mills, Rock Hill, 5. C.. writes
20 49, painted my residence with
9 ~. ~ looks better than great many
houses painted three years ago.
Don't pay Il .50 a gallon foT Iins,,5 -,
Wnlch YOU do in ready-for-use uaint
Buy oil fresh from the barrel An Al csn,s
per gallon, and mix It with Iong1,s,, q
Martinez /. q NJ. paint.
a., y makes paint cost about $40 per gal
Wears and covers like gold.
livery church given a liberal quantity
5 y l.5n bought from Upper & Graham.
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Mrs. G. w. Drew.
Notice Of Settlement.
ESTATE OF pEBoRAH n FTfN

ESTATE OF DEBORAH D. FLINT
STATE or VERMONT. In the Probate Court
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. held 40 Randolph in and
W 70 District 0n the 7th day III October a. ..
lsuo, Ohas - Mann, Administered rot the e-tatea
~, 'Pi. ~ d. Flnt1 ute of Randolph. M said Dis
lrlglt aeceis u, present his administration al-
count l9r examination and allowance. and makes
apfHeatlnn LOT decree 90 distribution and
p.slltlpn ~ the estate 90 said deceased
Mhereuppn, IL Is ordered bv said Court that said
account and said application Doe referred Oh
s,,'l1u ui elld Court, 60 De held uf the Probate
once u said Randolph, CA the slst day of uCtn-
nef' a. Y lsa3, for hearing and decision there
fni ato y ~ further ordered that an persons
l"tige oi SAID application and order thereon. thrte
wees snccesstvely IN the Herald aud New,
l..lltE ifunilshed IN Randolph. and which tirtu-
tales y the neiEhhorhoad ID those Interested
before salh time u hearing. that they may apIesr
object thereto.
Blythe Court: Attest
WILLIAM Il. MICH OILS Judge.
- true cory ~ Records Attest.
ist- WILLIAM II NICHOLS. Judge.
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ROC HESTER NORTH HOLLOW

r, ar 1T. and Mrs. J. w. Miller visited At N
y. Donhams the first Of the week.
1narles Clarke and Miss Nav Heath
we're married at White River Juncfio,,,,
saturday, Sept. I'd. 'une''on
~ W. =. Emily stockwell Of Rochester and
lls. 'eEtte Martin Of Hancock yisitegj
friends IN North Hollow last week. '''u
a stranger who recently took d;,,.-
Win the family OF Charles Neu-t,,, =.
ishgth introduced himself a. the brot 80
= =. i "a ,ii Newton, who has been absa,i
ID .he West for twenty-nine years.
a, ar. and Mrs. james Forbes and niece ,,,
:, y ,,ass7enas y. Y, Mr.. and Mr. No..
l = l.,eie Z, y Fotsdam, y. Y. ana NJ
80 L-uN NiarNe Of Norwood, y. y 49,
sfsI, recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. CbsTies
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BETHEL 'LYMPUs.
A 90.

We wish 10 thank the neighbors and
friends Tor the kindness, assistance and
sympathy shown us through the sickness
and burial of our beloved wife and mother.
Minnie NJ. Holbrook, also for the beau
tiful flowers
FL f. HoLBRooK AND FAMILY.
George Walker Of Windsor visited his
sister, Mrs. $. A. Bowen, a few days last
week.
Mrs. Hannah Lamb Of Randolph spent
iast week with her sister, Mrs. B. A.
Buttles.
Mrs. Maxdeld and Miss Carrie NJ
Bloomfield, \. j., are at Echo farm for
few days.
win Dart, Frank Wilson and III
Beck With were in Montpelier Wednesday
Of last week.
About seyenty-five enjoyed a huskinp st
Fred Bowen's last Saturday evening
husking about $50 bushels OF corn,
Sandwiches, doughnuts. cheese. pumpkin
PIE and coffee were served toall.
Mrs. y. r.. Holbrook died last weel.
Monday morning after long illness. Inc
funeral was held "Wednesday al her late
home, Rev. j. W. Miller ofIfcmtipg The
family have the sympathy Of all.
No pill is as pleasant and positive as De-
Wits Little Early Risers. These Famons
Little Pills are so mild and effective tbst
children, delicate ladies and weak peo5Is
enjoy their cleansing effect, while atrony
people say they are the best liyerpiIIs sold
sold 10y A. r. Hood q Son. Chelsea
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EAST BETHEL.

VIM. Smith has been quite poorly lately
Geo. Wills is suffering from very bad
sore throat.
Mrs. Abby Psine is visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs. II. w. Fowler.
Miss Blanche Spaulding spent Sunday
with Miss Nellie Billings.
Sam Clifford, wife and son left for Their
home in Boston Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Ainsworth returned
to Penacook, n. H., last week.
Remember the sale and supper at the
Uniyersalst church Saturday evening.
+. r. Brooks and wife from Randolph
visited VIM. p. Smith and family sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Fowler were guests
at Geo. 7. Bearings in East Randolph
Sunday.
DR.. A. b. Gay, veterinary of Randolph.
was called Tuesday TO see q horse Of W. II.
Wright.
Miss Nettie Miner, who had been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. G. S. Harlow, returned
to her home in Croydon, n. H., last week.
Mr.. Christopher Of Winchester. Mass.
has bought the Horace Clifford farm, stock
and tools and will take possession this
week.
Ransom II. Buck and Miss Grace
Spaulding we're married Saturday at Bethel
by Rev. @. +. Fortier. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Buck are spending their honeymoon in
Concord, n. II.
Geo. Marshall, who has been working at
various places in this vicinity since April.
stole rifle at Lewis Gifford's, where he
was working, sold it to the Benson bows
ana lett on the morning mail last week
wednesday for Boston. The rife belonged
TO Benz. IhurstOn, boarder at Mr.. Gift
tord's. The boys guardian has been notl-
fed, but il is not known what action will
be taken. +. +. McQusideis house was
also broken into, but nothing has been
missed.
~, 1T was almost a miracle. Burdcck
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sTocKsRtpcE

Readv-to-wear hats now on sale AZ In,
"Desn place. Gsysville.
Mrs. Anna 81. John Of RurIiBgt,r
visited az Mr.. Robinson's last week.
Fred Cole Of Nashua. y. H.. was re,entIv
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Robinson.
Arab Holbrook was called To Bethel
y, wednesday By the death Of bis aunt. Mrs.
p. =. Holbr0ok.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Baker were in pitts-
l 4eld Tuesday 20 attend the funeral Of Mrs
Thomas Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Baker were in Patber
70 attend the funeral Of Mrs. r. r. HOS
brook wednesday.
Lina ID. Robinson Of New York CITY has
been visiting bis parents. SIR. ana Ms
Herbert Robinson.
Luciau Bi1Ckmer started for 81. roBss
I nlrs.1sT, going ty way Of Boston. 5r5rrg
De- VIII spend several weeks Win friends
Mrs. r. &. Adams and Mrs. Ira BucE of
i.oenester and Mrs. Lucinda Baton IA
NeH. eafi
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Don't Get FOotsoret Get Aliens Foo,-gsss

Awonderiul powder that cures tired, aching.
sweating feet aud makes new or tight shoes eas7.
ASK to-day for Aliens Foot Ease Accent tx
substitute. Trial package FREE Address a i
olmstead, Leroy n. "
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You may De just az skeptical and pess{-
mlsilc 81 you please. k1doI viii aiv.st
NnAi you eat whether you eat or not. Won
can ,l pat your food ia bowl. Dour 4 IiftIe
hoooi DYSPEPSIA Cure on ID and Il VIII ~
gest . TIE same s. ID win ID your stonacb
it can't help bat cure iudigesf lon sn5 -
pepsia- u Is curing hundreds ana fb51.
,Anas some had faith and some didnst
sola pF A. .. Goodno, Rochester.
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Michael Morisrty Of Waitstield is visit
ing MS daughter, Mrs. j. b. Regain, and
bis son, j. G.. MOrarty. Mr. Moriartv was
former resident Of Bethel and thus en-
tertainingly tells his history
- was born M Ireland IN lS38and started
for that free land Of the West in June,
1918. Landed at Boston August 10th. after
q passage Of six weeks. On Aug. 10. ISIS.
! took The first trip from Boston over the
hrst railroad into Vermont, then the Yer
mont Central railroad.
~ wanted TO get 20 Waitsieid. but could
not get any further than this Old temper-
ance, booming. Bible town called Bethel
ON the river. had to take the ola four-
horse stage at about four in the afternoon,
bound for Montpelier, and was most ali
night on the trip. Charles Paine then
governor, worked hard 10 get the railroad
10 60 through his town Of Mortified in
stead OF through Williamstown, which was
the best route.
81 lived in Mortified from 1860 TO 1870.
then moved to Bethel and worked 81,
years In the old rail repair shop, situated
ih the rear 81 what is now the Bethel Tav-
ern, with Iom Hill as second foreman and
'tnet Bean a. roadmHster.
"And this good old state Vermont like
the United States, is free country for an
70 60 where they please, II they are honest:
Tree speech and publicity 10 alt. "A SQUARE
Zeal 10 everyone, n. BoosevelD is our
motto"
Senate Building Goes to Concord.
The contrac; for all OF the granite 10 be-
used m the new Senate office building al
Washington for which the Woodbury.
Granite company was bidder with both
Bethel and Hardwick granite, has been
awarded 90 Concord granite maBufscfpr-
tfs. 10 means that the New England
granite works Will furnish about s5loa0
worth Of cut stone, and work will COM
tract.
To secure the contract for Concord man
ulaciurers hiss been a long aud hard font.
United States Senator GaUfurpr 81 49,
card D. q member % the COMMITTEE a
three which had complete charge 81 30
matter Tor the Senate Needless 10 -
senator 6ailiuger, who had been Insrra-
mental in bringing The Congressional h.
nFarN contract 20 Concord. was I'M favor ~
concord granite for this building h Il
Understood that one % the zeuafBrs /
"a 9faa marble building. and the third. I
Nhlie iaForlug granite iu place 90 marble 1
laa liking for "a uuidiuE aawun-s8 M 4
granite, marble and sandstone The - 4
-9ll has been fight. In which frrs9 - I
% Doe nave been submitted. and fhr COM
..sa aia haa always been the lowest Tor
THE granite.
4he total cost 81 the building wfU r-sb- I
ally ht about sl.l0Hul. 90 that a so m /
,4htracir coming o. the granite men i.
saAen u mean that ail three materials vriIf i
used in The construction. granite fo-m-
ne the entire base and first story. r1a~f.ie
lle sandstone the remainder Of the super-
structure.
ca - TO ria. II
Bsan he 1lHk51fl H1s pEzg art
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ROCHESTER.

Time, l5 min. halves; touchdowns, Bur-
rell, Shaw, 2, Huber; goal, Huber; referee,
John Wilson; umpire, g. S. Wright.
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ut was almost a miracle. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me of terrible break
ing out all over the body. ] am very
grateful" Miss Julia Filbridge. West
Coruweil, Conn.
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LILLIEvILLE

Chris Noble is repairing his dwelling
and Barre last week. lis'
y, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rogers were in
80 .s,ehester' Bralntree and Randolph FRI
Air. ana Mrs. Warren Preston called On
S SnslE parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dvke.
several from here attended the f,,,,-.,
OF Mrs. Minnie Martini Bolbroal- "a -
week wednesday at her home in 'I.vm ms
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Robert Clafin has typhoid fever.
g. =. Farr and g. r. Church were in
Montpelier last week.
James and Dwight Lewis are hunting
deer M New York state.
Miss Edith Robinson Of Potsdam. \. Y.
Is visiting friends in town,
Chester Lewis will move TO Granville
and work for Mr.. Hemenway.
John Abar has moved to the mill bouse
west Of the village, owned by q. b. Farr.
Mrs. Z. b. Clahin, who received sevore
injuries several weeks ago, is slightly
better. my
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Jones attended the
celebration at Montpelier last weel
Wednesday.
Wilbur Robinson has sold his bousa r.,
George Ford and Mrs. G. b. Farr Tbe,,
n turn sold the property to Charles BIair
OF Granville, VINO viii take possession
soon. f'9e'7ioH
Winslow W. Jones and Mrs. Eta =
wright were united in marriage Tuesdsy
evening, Oct. 30, in Rochester IN Ps,s
FRANK +. Adams. They reside one mile
north of the village. '''i'
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=, a \ new laea IN cough syrup is advanced
N kennedy's Laxative Honey "a ~
Besides containing pine tar. bonor IA
other valuable remedies. it is re1dar..5
lAAatiEe, SO that its use insures a prorn1-t
ana eilcient evacuation Of the bowels +,
reiaAes the nervous system and cures aii
coughs colds, Group, etc. A red clover
blossom ana the honey bee is on everr
Dotlle o. the Original Laxative Coug5
syrup atennedy.s Laxative Honey ana
IaE. eoId by h. y. BRYAN. Randnlnh
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Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

Owing to ill health Of owner, the d. NJ.
Rix farm IN west part part Of town must
be- sold. Contains about 100 acres Of fertile
soil. A nearly new house costing $1,000 on
it, also a fine orchard Of grated fruit yield
ing several hundred bushels in average
years. For further particulars call on Guy
Wilson or write Mrs. Lois A. Xix, Penn
broke, n. H., care Truman ellison. aetf