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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-20
CoRINrh.

Mrs. Mary A. Colby has sold her Pike
hill property to Fred Digby
A son arrived at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Hazen Wilson Saturday.
Warren fuller and wife OF Vershire
were at V. A. Dearborn's Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Woodcock has been laid up
with rheumatism for the past week.
/, j. p. Virgins, wife and two children
were in Montpelier last Monday to attend
the circus.
A son was born to Henry Hood and
wife July 14th; one also to John Williams
and wife July II.
Flossie Hutton has finished picking
straw berries and is now visiting her sister,
Mrs. l. s. Gates, at Union village.
w. E. Woodcock is considered out OF
danger. Mrs Munson is improving; also
Mrs. Allen Dearborn and VIII Moulton,
who have been very sick for some time.
The Children's day exercises were very
appropriate and every recitation was per-
fectly committed. Miss Nettie Sargent
had charge Of the children, which IS q
good assurance of success.
ID. c. Cooke met with an accident las
Tuesday afternoon. While entering his
barn with heavy load Of hay, one Of tn
tugs broke, letting the wagon run bach
and throwing him to the ground. Hi
face was cut over the right eye, and hi
neck and shoulder spralned. He is work
I inc again now.
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SHARON.

Mark Sleeper went to New London y
H., Saturday.
A little son was born to George Avery
and wife Saturday.
cyrus Jones went to W ilmot Saturday 70
hav for y. Emmons.
Mrs. Frank Iadue and little son went %
Lynn, Mass. Friday.
Harry and Sherwood Rogers were az l.
A. Reynolds Sunday.
Chas. Wilson went to his home IN New
Hampshire last week.
Mrs. Brown and daughter are WISHING
her sister, Mrs. 5. Bascomb.
Mrs. Keyler has a sister ana mite sVA
boarding with her at q. B. Downs
Harry Roberts has gone 10 PLANNED w
a two weeks visit at A. w. Densmore
Rev. j.. w. Cone has younger brother
from Cleveland, o., visiting al the P'i''4
age. go .h;tS are
visiting her aunt. Mrs. q. ID. smith, iOi
week.
F.w. Neweomb has just finished 6lal.
vass of the town for the Vermont b''"
society. "a
The executive committee OF the VIC
Folks Picnic association met Sat tll.as.
night to make arrangements for the pi'H''
TO be held Wednesday, Aug. 10.
Miss Alice Cone OF Boston, sister Of h a.,,i
lanes ~. Cone, pastor OF the Cons
church, will give a concert in the elu In
Friday evening the 21st. The proceees =,
be used in the purchase OF new boos' -
the SUNDAY school and chspel OF :.
sharon Co1gfl church. Miss Cone y
extremely talented singer and wall CIV
varied programme at the concert
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VERSHIRE.

Elsie Reeves is at her home here for a
vacation.
There is to be preaching at the Advent
church next Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Virgins children from Cor
NTH are at their grandmother.
Harris and Nina Richardson are spend
inc their summer vacation at VIM. Orr's
They are accompanied by cousin,
William Richardson.
The entertainment at the hall was pro-
nounced good by those attending. The
proceeds 90 for the payment OF the new
organ at the hall, which came from Sears
& Roebuck.
Il. j. Alderman shipped carload o.
COWS Tuesday which he bought in this
and adjoining towns. Monday he shipped
a load of calves and hogs, and also one
Monday OF last week. 1t Is something
unusual to send stock two weeks il
succession, but Mr.. Alderman had NOR,
than he could send in one week.
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Old Home Week Program.

The Chelsea Old Home Week association
announces the following program for Old
Home week, Aug. II TO 20.
Tuesday. Aug. IS Reception to former
residents in the Town hall from TO 10
y. m.
Wednesday, Aug. 16-At 10 a. M, base
ball game on Mattoon's field; / 80 p. M,
public exercises on the North common
consisting OF an address by Rev. Edward
r. Herrick of Milton, to be followed by
reminiscent addresses by former residents
and musical program; pm, The Old
Deestrick School,, presented by local tall
emit, formerly the boys and girls who made
our district school system a success and
tried the patience OF many an able peda-
gogue.
Thursday, Aug. 17--At y M, basket pic
mic on the North common. Everyone in
vIted. Come early and have good time.
/ At D. M, coaching and bicycle parade.
| Everyone from everywhere invited TO par
I ticipate. The following prizes will be
given for the best TRAINED teams, single
or double:-1st, SO; I'd, S.; Sd ~; 18th, 81;
9Th, g; and for the best trimmed bicycle,
/ LIST, 8; I'd, 81 Sd, 50; 18th, =; 9th, Il. At S
I D. M the Young ladies will entertain in
| Friday, Aug. 1S-Forenoon devoted to
visiting and Sightseeing. At 2 y. m. au-
/ tomobne parade. Owners Of machines
! from everyw here are invited to be here
| and participate. Prizes are offered Tor the
/ best trimmed machines as follows:-ist,
/ SO; I'd, 50; 81. -; 9TH. s.; 9Th, =. At $3.50
/ p. m, baseball game on Mattoon's field. Al
/ S D. m, the Chelsea Dramatic Co. viii pre-
/ sent a drama, entitled THE Convict 5
/ Daughter" The caste includes George r..
/ Hatch as the convict, Mrs. Nellie (Cooliel
/ Dearborn as the couvict's daughter, and
/ Harry Bryant a. the kind hearted, but
much imposed upon, old gent. There Will
1 be a social hop after the play.
/ Saturday, Aug 1S-Devoted to social Wis
its, ETC., and at 2 p. m. there will be ball
game. At $50 p. m, fireworks on the
/ North common.
Sunday, Aug. 20-Devotional exercises
/ will be held in the churches al the usual
! hours. Preaching by former residents.
Music for Wednesday and Thursday viii
| be furnished by the Chelsea Brass band,
20 pieces, DR.. f. L. Beckwith leader. Good
orchestra music will be furnished for the
reception and evening entertainments.
Everybody is invited to come TO Chelsea
on one or all of the days OF Old Home
week. You will be cordially welcomed
whether a former resident or not.
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EAST BRAINTREE.

Mr.. Hurlburt of Randolph has taken the
job of painting the church and began
work Tuesday.
While shooting a horse last Monday, j.
c. Simonson was badly kicked on the leg
Just below the knee.
Ruth Farnsworth returned Saturday
from Tunbridge, where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. George Sumner.
Mrs. Edna Dickinson of Burlington and
Mrs. Matte Parsons of Jackman, Me-, are
staying with their cousin, Mrs. j. w.
Blanchard, and visiting in this vicinity,
They have not been here for more than q
years but formerly lived on the place now
occupied By Mrs. Rennie in West Brook
field.
About 30 neighbors and friends ct
tended the reception given by Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Perham at their home IN
Brookfield, July u. A large array of pres
ents including quantity OF silver, glass
linen, lamps and furniture showed the es-
TEEN in which they were held. Light re-
freshments were served and after wishing
them many years of happiness and joy, al
departed.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Walter Clifford is quite sick again.
g. g. Boswell is quite sick and confined
10 the house.
Barnet Goodrich had the misfortune to
lose his horse last week.
Misses Alice and Eunice Moulton visited
at l.. S. Halls recently.
s. Il. Waldo and Dean left Monday for
Buffalo, n. Y, for ten days visit.
Rev. G. Il. Davis and daughter, Esther,
OF Maine are visiting Mrs. Carl Moxley.
Austin Emery was in Washington last
week to attend the funeral OF his mother.
Miss LOOMS of Worcester, Mass,
visited at w. q. Sprague's few days last
week.
c. f. Pearson and family returned to
their home in Springfield, Mass, last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hayward were called to
Randolph last week by the death of their
grandchild.
The ice cream social held at the parson-
age last week Wednesday proved quite
success.
Mrs. Will Prichard and daughter
Jessie, returned to their home in Water
| bury, Conn.,, last week.
Mrs Luna Frazier Gary returned to hel
I home in Boston today, after spending parl
of the season with her parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. ID. j. Frazier.
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aANooLPH CENTER.

Mrs Harry Kent is boarding with MIS-
W. A. Evans,
Misses Nell and Grace Conant were in
Mortified visiting last week.
Clarence Biekford and lady OF Barre
were at his fathers over Sunday.
Mrs 2. n. Edson Is caring for +. G.
Murphy's three youngest children.
Rev. :. b. Currler and nephew were
guests at W. A. Evans last Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Bass, widow OF the late Fred
Bass, Is a guest at Miss Della Bucks.
Mr.. Strong. who has been a guest at
The Colonial several weeks, IS now Win
L. r. Wood.
Bishop Evans has gone to work for
Charles Taft, who lives at the foot OF the
Rabbit track.
E. A. DAYS and wife and Rebecca Gil
bert Davis were at The Colonial Iuesaay
for a short visit.
Miss Josephine May went to STAFFORD
last Saturday for a two weeks vacation
with her parents.
Clinton r. Edison started back to Alaska
Monday, after some ten days vacation
here visiting FRIENDS.
Joel Putnam and Fred Putnam OF Sara
toga are with w. 4. Blodgett and wite at
Mrs. Harriet Blodgett's.
Clinton Adams and wife and Miss Ord
way of Post Mills have been guests OF ms
brother, j. D. Adams, for few days
Mrs. e. p stimson Of Tiverton, k. J.,
and Mrs. Henry Leonard and son, Law
renee, OF Randolph visited at &. L. smith
last Friday.
Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs. Blanchard
Of " orcester, Mass, are at the Brainard
homestead and have opened the cottage
for the summer.
Miss King of Tiverton, r. l., who has
been a guest at the Maplewood for the
past three weeks, is at c. l.. Smiths Tor
an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Geo. h. Morse and daughter,
lGwendolyn, OF New York are at the Old
Homestead Mr.. Rogers and vile OF New
/ Britain, Conn, are also guests there.
At Grace church next Sunday there will
| be celebration OF the Holy Communion az
I 5 O'Clock. Evening prayer will be salo
with sermon at 3 O'Clock. All are IN
yited.
flames Brown, wife and children of Mon
i treal, Thomas Creed and wife OF Boston
4 Mrs. Lane o. New YORK and Miss Conkey
Of Amherst, Mass, are the new arrivals al
| The Colonial.
Miss Addie Tucker and sister OF Brattle'
! boro visited friends here Tuesday. Mass
! Addie lived at Luke Parish's several years
/ she has a position in the office Of the asy
lum at Brattleboro.
The Ladies' Social circle will hold thei
/ meeting this week Friday afternoon Will
| Mrs. y. l.. Boyden. There will be bust
ness meeting at 4 o'clock and supper from
5 to o'clock. All are invited.
Miss Angie OF Champlain, n. y, Mrs
/ Richmond and family OF four OF Brock
ton, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. NanNostrand ant
| Master Charles NanNostrand of Elizabeth
| n. j., are among the later arrivals at tn
4 Maplewood.
The Randolph Center band will hol
a lawn parry near the band stand Frida
evening, the 18th inst, and viii serv
lee cream and cake. This entertainment
is for the benefit of the band and shout
be well patronized
Miss Bessie Harrington OF Pomfre
came last week to work az the Colonial
but was taken sick wsth the measles
She was moved TO the Bickford hous
and is being cared for there. Her grand
mother, Mrs. o. NJ. Tinkham, is with hei
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Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.

Z. " AAAhhF 1|N-+A
Amos Stone was in sherburne Saturday.
b. F. Bowman of Randolph was in town
Saturday.
A. F. Lamb OF Randolph was IN town
Thursday.
Miss Mabel Derby was in Brandon the
first OF the week.
1T. Hubbard was at home from Wood
stock over Sunday.
Mrs. Vim. McCray has gone TO Scroon
Lake, n. y, to visit.
Arthur Holden of Melrose, Mass, IS
visiting relatives here.
John Tower is in Newport with his son,
Charles, for few weeks.
Mrs. Clark Kidder went to Bethel Satur-
day, returning Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Downs are in
Middlebury for few days.
e. c. Hagar OF Gaysville was the guest
OF II. II. Chaffee last week.
Clark Kidder ana II. II. Chaffee were in
Bethel Saturday for the day.
Roll Carey is visiting in Brandon and
vicinity for two or three weeks.
Charles Martin was in Gaysville and
Bethel Tuesday and wednesday.
Mrs. Annette Goodwin OF Newport is
the guest Of Miss Eunice Emerson.
Mrs. Z. ID. Morse and daughter, Susie,
spent last week with friends in Bethel.
Mrs. Cobb Of Burlington has been the
guest Of Mrs. W. +. Douglass for few
days.
Mrs. II. S. Morgan is at her home in
Glens Falls, \. y, for a week or ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Jones and daughter
- lH.h Sunday here with
friends.
Miss Ruth Greeley fell from a load OF
hay Wednesday of last week and broke
her arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Hazen and friend of
south Royalton called on friends here
Saturday.
Mrs. +. A. Guernsey and daughter,
Mabel. went to Montpelier Monday for a
short stay.
NC. Webber was in Rutland the first of
the week on a business trip, returning
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Townsend and Arte-
mus are spending ne week in Montpelier
and vicinity.
Fay Martin is in Penacook, n. H.,
/ spending a week with his aunt, Miss
/ Mary Leonard.
Mrs. George Randall and her two
/ daughters have returned from their visit
| in Ticonderoga, n. Y.
Mrs. r. d. Lewis OF Burlington is in
/ town for two or three weeks, the guest OF
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Hodgkins.
Misses Grace Topper and Mabelle
Green OF Bethel came Friday and stayed
until Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. }. h
( Topper.
Misses Bacon of Boston, Miss Roland OF
Dedham, Mass, and Harry Green Of Bos-
ton are boarding at the home OF Il. L.
Pierce for few weeks.
"What Owe to the Bystander' will be
the morning subject in the Cong'l church
by Rev. IA. w. Hlldreth on Sunday, Jdly
%. At the evening G. Il. meeting the sub
iect will be "Preparing for Our Heavenly
Home;" leader, Mrs. Lena Wing. Thurs
day evening, July n, all interested ID
"Message OF Music are cordially in
vited to hear the papers on "Religioui
Meaning of Parsifal,N by Mr.. p. l.. Web
Der; "rheodore Thomas" Mrs. f. f
Kezer; '.some Memory Hymns Mis-
Daisy B. Miles; "Fanny Crosby" Mis-
Mabel Harvey.
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RoVALTor.

Miss Inez Culver returned To 81 An.
Monday. - Aioans
Mrs. NJ. L. Hinkley is visiting IT..
in Mortified. "ienas
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Laird ara
Woodstock Inn for few DAYS. lns
Prof. James Denison Of wssb;,..
y. G., = ~ the Cascadnac House. s''A
Miss Ellen Nichols of Salem. Mas. /.
at Lyman cottage for the summer. =
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Peacor spent sp,a.-
with their son, Carl, in West Hartford
Mrs. II. Mullins and Miss Csrs :,
Montreal are at Rock Ledge farm Tor ~
summer.
Mrs. Alice Buck Norton and ebis-..
T left Monday for their home in Whitings.
vile, Mass.
Donald and Sallie Emery Of ohelse, A..
spending week with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Emery.
/ Mrs. Clark aud Mrs. Goldsbury OF Ran.
dolph are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. seymon,
Culver, having come Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Doyle OF Woodstock va.
at the home OF her father, &. A. yuar
from Wednesday till Saturday Of las'
week.
Mrs. Il. l.. Messer aud Master Law.
EEiAE u ANHAAAs ~ AAss hEN Win MNf IlI her
G.. A. Lyman, having come Tuesday al
last week for stay Of two weeks.
Miss Fannie Eastman returned from
Bradford Saturday. She was accom-.
panied by Miss Simms Of Ipswich. Mas
Miss May Eastman arrived the same day
Mrs. Rodney Doolittie OF South Vernon
is spending the week with her sister, Mrs
c. w. Joiner, al Rock Ledge farm Sbe
is accompanied by her grandson, Percy
Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred sweetzer Of Wake.
field, Mass. were at the Cascadnac House
the first Of the week. Mrs. sweetzer was
formerly Grace Taylor, and has many
friends in Royalton.
st. Paups church Evening PRAYER and
sermon every Sunday but the last IN month
nt4p. m. On last Sunday in month.
morning service and Holy Communion at
la m. W. BENJAMIN REYNoLDs, Rector.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Of Mount Vernon.
n. a., Miss Mason and Miss Butler Of
Cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Grant, Miss Annis
Grant. Mrs. skinner, Miss Marion Skinner
and Miss Ager OF Boston are the summer
guests at +. A. Corbin's.
Lindsay Denison, who accompanied
Thomas Lawson on his western trip d
representative OF the New York sun, lei
, Iawson's party on the arrival Of the train
al Royalton and is at the Cascadnsl
House with his father, Prof. james Deni
son.
Mrs ID. c. Stearns, president OF Oh
goyalton Moman's club, entertained th
, members OF the club Friday afternoon q
delightful manner. The proposition
made 10 the club by ID. q. Wild Of Brook
lvn, y. ". to erect a monument 10 com
memorate the burning OF Royalton by th
Indians in 1850, WIS accepted.
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Bethel Church Notes.

Methodist church, July %: Sermon
topic, 1.-The Best Gifts" 1880 a. m; Sun
day school, IL 30; Epworth League OF
Christian Endeayor, 1880 p. m. Tuesday
evening prayer meeting at Mrs. Bishops
boarding house, Wednesday at the church.
Congn church-Service of worship Sun
day at 1O:l5. Mrs. Chase will sing after
wards" by Frances Allitsen, and there
will be an anthem by the chou. Sunday
school at 11:i5. Evening service in the
church at the regular hour, 1880. No YES
per lawn service. Conservation service oil
Inc G. T.. society next week Thursday al
1880 D. m, when a report from the Balti'
more c. +. convention will be given by
Misses Nay Blossom and Jessie Spaulding
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lnainestion Cured.

There is no case OF indigestion, us slt;sid
STA or stomach trouble that vii ~ ;1flu-
~ tie digestive and streng hening INV
enc of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. ms ~ bv
edv takes the strsin OF the stoiilae :, 70
digesting what you eat and allowing gosoI
rest until II grows strong agaln, N-r,s.
Dyspepsia Cure affords quick ana sst,11-
nent relief from indigestion ana ~ - 20
ach troubles, builds up system -, and
purifes that disease cannot alta1t ned
gain n foothold as when IN 2 Pan-
condition. Sold by +. l.. Bryan
dolnh.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-20
Parlor Pride stovePoIish

LIOUID-READY FOR INSTANT USE. A
few drops OF Parlor Pride stove polish
gives the stove a brilliant lustre shine,
making the stove fit for the psrlor. No
soiled hands-easy to apply-always
ready. Requires no water or mixing
water used in paste polish rusts the
stove). No dried-up paste remains after
using awhile. Parlor Pride good to the
last drop. Sold by all dealers. Large
sample bottle free mo express or postage
dress PARLOR PRIDE MFG. CO.. Bos-
ton, Mass. VI
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inc Late Ms. SARAH c. Rlee.

The Greenfield, Mass, Gazette and
Courier of July LIST contains the account
of the death of a native OF Bethel, Mrs.
Sarah G. Rice, aged "a who died at the
Franklin county hospital June 18th.
The article states that she was woman
of interesting and remarkable character.
For a number OF years she had lived alone.
ANY suggestion OF help from her friends
on account of her great age brought out
the quick response tnat she was IN need
of no aid. This arose from her remark
ably vigorous health and from her dis
like of anything that appeared like de-
pendence upon others.
She was fond OF social life. Although
she never danced she was fond OF attend
ing the big balls and watching the gay
scene upon the floor. She was fond of
whist-piaying and used to entertain
little gathering at her home on Main
street In Greenfield and attended many
OF the large card parties.
For many wears she took bOarders, but
that was given mp long ago. she was
capable OF a vigorous express on OF her
views. One of the traditions IN regard TO
her emphatic speech relates 70 a reproof
he administered to "Pdrsoh' headley
OF the Congl church, VINO mad mace
some reference in the pulpit to remark
Of hers upon religious matters. Mrs Rice
/ took him to task upon the street and
! attracted quite crowd OF eager listeners
I Mrs. Rice was born in Bethel IN lszl,
and was the oldest of family OF ten
I children born To Mr. aud Mrs. Samuel
] Harrington. The house in which she was
born is now gone, but was situated IN the
! upper part Of Gilead between the houses
I 81 Myron Edison aud o. g. Bowen. A
/ very few OF the oldest residents OF Bethel
{ remember the family
When she was eight years OLD mel
father moved 10 Watervliet, \. \. Two
| wears later they moved to Greenfield anc
for seventy years that was her nome " hei
a girl she worked in the Dwight mills ~
/ Chicopee and there met and married me-
first husband, Levi Tyler. One son O
this marriage is now an official at Siou1
II sails. s. ID. Mr.. Tyler died four week
before the birth OF this son, aud ~ lot-
she married Levi Rice, Greenneia busi
ness man, who died number OF year
ago.
, her home some months ago, and owing Z
her advanced age the bone could not b
, set and she had been at the hospital sinc'
. that time.
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WEST HARTFORD.

Fred Harrington is poorly at this writ
ing.
Annie Hazen spent Sunday with her sis
ter in Hartford.
Leland Doubleday was home from
Woodstock Sunday.
5. L. Dimick is spending a week with
his daughter IN Bridgewater.
There was a tent show Of ''Unele Toms
Cabin" here Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Alvin Miles went last week
Wednesday to Dorchester, n. H., to visit
a sister.
A. L. Morse and family went to the
White Mountains Saturday TO an automo-
bile banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perry went to
Bethel Saturday. Mrs. Perry remained
for few days with her sister.
The social which was to have been held
last Friday evening in the vestry was
postponed until Thursday evening Of this
week.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-20

The latest news from Paris i - raa-
have discovered q diamond cur ION o.
enmntion. IL YOU fear cousun ~. a.
sl.s ,'o1 Il viii. however be best IA
t,o1 ID take that great remedy men 10
nv w. T. McGee Of Vanleer, Tenn - bine
a cough for fourteen years, Ser
helped me until took DR.. klns and
Discovery for Consumption, 1e 800 and
Colds. which gave instant r te4l..,,usilad
effected a permanent cure i.s.-5,rbIes.
ouick cure for throat and lung Trisl
Price soc. and 81. Guaraht
bottle free. - ard 2. {.
Bryan, Randolph.
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NORTH RoYALToN.

Mrs. Arthur Stoughton ana
visited in South Royslton last "evA =
William Young has taken the IN -
cutting James Wheeler's hay, ha'i"s
ished r. p. Mills. 80
George Palmer, wife and daughter; ~iie
Of Jopesville. DR.. Dana Dearins - Il
and Miss Carrie Bearing "efe
Ceorgp Bearings Monday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-20

VIII osgood is a little more comfortable
at this writing
Bishop Evans of Randolph Center is
helping c. H. Taft hay.
Helen Stanley Of South Royalton called
on friends here Sunday, coming IN an auto.
Bertice Miller, an u-year-old boy,
found a hedgehog in tree, climbed the
tree and killed the animal with club.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-20
run Bottles Cured Him.

81 was troubled with kidney complaint
for about two years" writes A. II. Davis
Of Mt. Sterling, Ia. "but two bottles of
/ Foley's Kidney Cure effected a permanent
cure" Sold by Drew & Leonard, Ran
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Mason S. stone eaek 10 90 20.

Governor Bell has appointed Mason S.
stone 10 succeed Walter Il. Ranger o.
state superintendent OF education, 20 take
effect August 3. MIR. Stone has recently
returned from trip TO the Far East In The
interest OF firm Of school book publish
ers.
MIR. Stone was born in Waterbury, Dec.
II. 1851. lie prepared for college 81 The
Peoples academy at Morrisville, and va
graduated from the University OF Vermont
at Burlington in 1883. He was successive
ly principal Of Milliston academy Bristol
High school and Peoples academy. ID
1859. ne was elected supervisor OF schools
for Orleans county. In 1891, he was elect
ed superintendent OF schools for the hsal-
hampton, Mass, district. In lst2, he vas
elected state superintendent OF education
for Vermont, and was reelected 10 ls9i,
1896 and 1sqS. He retired to accept an I'M
portant position in the government ecu
cational service ia the Philippines, from
which position he retired in 1905.
little life may be sacrificed to en-
hours delay. Cholera iniantum, dystn-