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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-09
RoxBuRY.

Miss Bertha Ayerill was in Northfield
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Mann was IN Randolph
last week.
}. NJ. Bell was in Bethel Monday to see
DR.. Greene.
Chas. Bagley was in Mortified Monday
on business.
Miss Nina Brown was in Montpelier
and Barre Friday.
Dudley Rice OF Granville was home a
few days last week.
George Tilden and f. c. Flint were in
Northtield recently.
n. ID. Rice and F. o. Kennedy were in
Montpelier and Barre last week.
The school on the East hill closed A suc-
cessful term Saturday, and Miss ROGERS
the teacher, returned to her home in beth
el that evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford returned home from
burlington last week, leaving their son
Leon. in the hospital. At last reports be
was gaming slowly.
Several Of the village school children
have the chicl en- poX and some of them
the measles, so decreasing the attendance
that Monday morning there were only ten
scholars present, and ii was thought hest
70 close the school for two weeks vaca-
ton. The teacher, Miss Dyke. returned
10 her home M Bethel the first Of the week,
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Two Recent Weddings.

Miss Julia Parmenter and Burnie G.
kldder were married at the residence OF
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Alstine
Parmenter, on the morning Of Oct. Path In
the presence of the family and a few in
vited guests by Rev. W. r. Douglass
The bride was becomingly attired in dove
colored nuns Yelling, and was attended
by two little girls dressed in white and
carrying flowers. The wedding march
was played by Miss Jessie Bailey. The
presents were numerous, useful and beau
tiful; tokens OF love and esteem from
friends OF both bride and groom. After
the ceremony and the usual exchange OF
greetings, light refreshments were served.
and IN the midst OF shower OF rice and
old shoes, the bridal pair started over the
mountain to Randolph. where they took
the train for Boston and vicinity, to spend
their honeymoon with relatives of the
groom. On their return, they will reside
at the Kidder home in Lower Rochester.
They have the best wishes OF host OF
friends in tins community.
A very pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Harvey on
Wednesday morning, Oct. %, when their
youngest daughter, Miss Mabel j. Harvey,
was united in marriage to Mr.. Leon Pol
lard. The ceremonyswas performed in the
parlor, which was prettily decorated with
ferns and balsams. The Rev. II. w. Hill
dreth otficiated. Miss Bertha Minkler
was bridesmaid and the groom was sup
ported by Flynn Harvey. After the cere-
mony, refreshments were served. Then
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard drove to Randolph
and took the train for Leominster, Mass,
their new home. They were the recipients
OF many tokens of regard from their many
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WEST RRookFIELn.

Win Boyce Of Wisconsin was at Alden
Boyce's Sunday.
William Kinney visited his sister, Mn.
ID. Hatch, recently.
Cherrie and Mabel Boyce visited in
Granville last week.
Mrs. Eusebia simonds visited at L. L.
Bowman's last week.
Ruth Smith OF Randolph Center VISITED
Josie Sumner the first OF the week
Mrs. Darius Hatch and sister, Miss Lu.
cinda Hatch, returned from their visit N
Montpeli r, "Wednesday, Nov. lst
There will be a social at the church
here next Saturday evening. A program
OF songs, .recitations, readings, etc, will
be given and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Clough
viii be present and give an account oi
their western trip. Each lady is requested
to bring a cake. Lunch will be served
and a small fee will be charged The
proceeds OF the evening will 20 toward
bell for the church.
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BRAINTREE

Mrs. }. j. Blanch was in Bethel Monday
Clair Cady has gone to keeping house in
the Parsons tenement.
Miss Minnie Bachelor visited friends
in Roxbury last Friday.
=. Minor and wife went to Bridgewater
Monday to visit friends.
Bert Luce has moved his family into :
k. Bachelors tenement.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Durham returned to
day. -
L. G. Bachelor has been making re-
pairs on his mill dam and is now building
a new barn.
The regular monthly meeting of the
KING Daughters and Sons will be held
With Mrs. Cyrus Hill Nov. I'D.
Miss Oua Wilson was home from Rel
lows Falls over Sunday, accumpanied nv
her friend, Miss Grace CIough.
The Fish and Game League will hold its
annual supper this evening al the baii
Lhere viii be speeches, etc, followed bv a
dance.
Ed. Wilson aud "Jackn Tanner have
moved their families from b. Bass mills
70 Jones hill and are working for L, ii.
Dickerman.
A number Of friends met with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Nj. smith Friday evening and
husked out quite pile Of corn. Refresh
ments we're then served. consisting Of meal
ana pumpkin pies, cake and coffee. Music
completed the evening, all having a good
time.
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Whereas God, in his infinite wisdom,
has removed our beloved Sunshine sister
and vice president, Minnie NJ. Holbrook,
from the shadows Of this earth to the sun
shine Of his everlasting love; therefore, let
us an bow Ira humble submission to the
sill oi Him who doelh all things well.
Resolved, That though we shall never
ID this life greet her again. we know IL is
yeil with her, and the highest tribute we
an pay her is 20 cherish her memory.
eek 70 emulate her virtues and ever strive
Co follow the lofty precupt she gave In her
dying words 20 her children, keep the
standard high"
Resolved. That a copy Of these resolu-
lions bC spread upon the records o. this
society, and q copy Be sent nv the score
tary o. the he-eaFed family. also a c8uv he
sent 90 the local papers Tor uuhIIratI56
MEs. JOHN MoB-E. JR.. 3 COMMITTEE
- p IL ll..h llis on
MIS-. G. E. NOBLE. Eez1rrtf1-g
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GRANVILLE

last week ~"
John Fond is in West BrookHeld visiting
at Levi Abel's.
Richard Osha Of Braintree was in town
on business last week.
~ Ar and Mrs. d. Fassett and family from
Rochester visited last week sf 4 n I,,,-C-,i5ls,
and A. A. Briggs. .
M and Mrs. George Wilson and SON NJ
ludlow have been visiting relatives and
friends ia town for two weeks.
Misses Mabel and Cherry Bovce Of West
h i,3 i visited al Charles McIntfrefs
and Erwin Bsglsy's last week.
Montpelier vas iu town nov. 2d. Fire' -
our teachers met al the Corner school
mouse lu the afternoon. where ATr. Some
gave Them very instructive tHlk on
Reading. He also gave a short lect1re
10 the people 10 the evening. which was
enjoyed By all
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District Meeting Of Rebekahs.

The tenth annual district meeting OF
Rebekah District, No. S, l. o. o. f., vas
held with Home Lodge, No. 10, at Odd
Fellows hall, Bethel, Tuesday, with Dis
trict Deputy President Miss Bessie g.
Vaughn Of Woodstock presiding. Wind
sor, Felehyille. White River Junction and
Randolph were represented. The hall was
well filled to witness the degree work Of
kedron Lodge. No. ,ofWoodstock on four
candidates. This lodge chartered a special
train on the Woodstock railway and could
not have gotten home much before a. M,
as the night train was late at Bethel.
Fidelity Lodge, No. Is, of White River
Junction demonstrated very acceptably
one Of the fundamental principles OF the
order, and also furnished quartet music
and a paper by Miss Wiley on 1.-THE
Child Of the Degree Master all of which
were appreciativeiy received
Noble Grand Mrs. Addie Warren ex-
tended a welcome to the visiting delegates,
which was responded to by Mrs. Eva
HaZen of Windsor. Greetings were sent
by the vice president Of the state assem-
bly,, Miss Mabel II. Gleason Of Rutland,
and the treasurer, Mrs. Ella G. Finney OF
Lyndonville. The president of the assem-
bly,, Mrs. Cornelia r. Bond of ST. Johns
bury, wrote encouragingly OF the work in
general and in particular OF the local
lodge, giving il inspiration for continued
uplifting service. State Secretary Mrs.
Louise l.. Boyce Of Barre sent greetings OF
good cheer.
Remarks were made by Past President
Mrs. Eva Hazen, Mrs. Jones Of Mt. Leba-
non Lodge, No. ., Of Lebanon, n. HIP.
ID. =. Mrs. Dinsmore Of Mary Washington
Lo1ge, Boston, Rev. q. f. Fortier, Rev. J.
Hall Long and others.
Home Lodge, No. ~, entertained the
guests at a bountiful banquet ia Cushing
hail at O'Clock and served a cafe lunch-
con after the exercises.
After the hour Of work and speaking,
the time was improved in dancing and
singing. Nearly all left on the night
trains anxious to again come to Bethel be-
cause OF the great success, cheerful cor
diahty and profitable district meeting held
here.
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Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.


Julian Harvey is at work in Bethel.
! r. A. Kezer VAS in Bridgewater las
week.
Mrs. Z. P. Jose returned from Boston
4 Saturday.
Dr. C. E. Merriam was in Bethel satur-
4 day for the day.
Ryland Smith spent the first of the
! week in Ripton.
Mrs. Strack and Mrs. Wesley Hodgkins
spent Sunday IN Bethel.
II. II. Cushman and p. C. Tinkham are
IN New York for few days.
Mrs Y. NJ. Dayton was the guest over
Sunday of Mrs, Wallace Wing
Floyd Martin gave a husking party FRI
day evening TO few OF his friends.
Charles Written OF Randolph has been
in town for week canvasslng for pictures
Mrs Fred Martin and Miss Annie Che
del were in Gaysgille the first of the week.
Charles Hulett has moved to West Roch-
ester into the house vacated by Julius
Whitney.
Mrs. George Trask and two children,
John and Margaret, returned from Boston
Saturday.
George Greeley and George Randall are
Il
mace for DR.. Brigham,
Rev. and Mrs. w. f. Douglass passed
Sunday in South Royaltpn. Mrs. Doug
lass remained for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. LaFlam of Riverside,
Mass, who have recently been visiting
here, returned home Monday
Frank Parmenter has rented Mason
Hunton's house, lately vacated by Charles
Hulett, and will move this week
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grace OF Salisbury
have recently been visiting at Bert Aliens.
Mrs. Aliens mother, Mrs. Surd, returned
home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Parmenter of Brook
field and Mrs. George Parmenter Of Con-
cord, n. H., were recent gue;ts Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alstine Parmenter.
Mrs. Henry Harvey and Miss Hattie
Parmenter have been spending several
days visiting friends and relatives in
Pittstield and Sherburne.
Fred Hodgkins of Chicago, who has
lately been visiting here, left Monday
He will go to Bridgeport, Conn, New
York and Washington, d. C., before be
returns home.
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An English Author 49,.

NO shade, no shine. no fruit. M
flowers, no leaves November % Nianv
Americans would add no freedom from
catarrh' which is SO aggravated during
~. - Inohlh tnat q becomes constantly
troublesome. There Is abundant y,-'.+.s
that catarrh Is a constitutional diseasa
y = related 70 scrofuia and consumption
being one OF the wasting diseases Hooais
Sarsaparilla has shown that What IL
capable 81 eradicating scrOfula. comnIetefv
CuIes eatarrh- and taken in time prevents
eons ump tlon. We cannot see how sny
~ su'i 1l can put on taking this medicine.
its radical and permanent rures n, = =
undoubtedly Americas Greatest Neaiciro
tor Americas Greatest Disease Catarrb
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BETHEL GIlEAD.

Mr. and Mrs. Mayo OF Royalton were
recent guests at Walter Chamberlain's.
Albert Barnes OF Randolph has been
spending several days at +. J. Fishers.
Mrs. j. A. Beattie and two sons OF Bos-
ton are visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Mayham and
daughter, Dorothy, OF South Royalton
visited at the home of Walter English the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eslie Chamberlain and
daughter, Grace, were 10 Royalton the
hrst OF the week as guests OF Mrs. Cham
berlain's sister, Mrs Glenn Gilman.
The oyster supper following the second
squirrel hunt was held at Selden Tewks-
bury's last Thursday evening. A good
attendance and fine time was the general
report.
The w. H. NJ. S. held lts October meet
ing at the home of Lizzie Torrey on Tues
day evening. After the regular program
Mrs. X. M. Fowler spoke OF the work on
the frontier and among the Indians.
OF the Torrey brothers who have been
spending some time with their uncle.
Dana Iorrey, Merton and Elroy returned
10 thelr home in Addison the first OF last
week while Glenn remained until Friday
Miss Josephine S. Fisk, Superintendent
OF the New England Deaconess' Home of
Boston, gave an address on Sunday in
place OF the usual sermon by Rev. X. NJ.
fowIer' Miss FISK IS seeking aid in the
work and gave an outline of the early
history and growth of the movement and
told OF the work done by the deaconesses
among the needy and in the hospital con-
nected with the Home.
-=-------
Hives are are terrible torment to the
ilttle folks, and to some older ones
E.aslly cured. Doan's Ointment never
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EAST sRookFlELp.

c. r. Angel is working for J. N.
Angell
Mrs. Penn BIgelow is visiting at c. q.
Bigelowis.
The Ladies society held box socabe
last week.
DIR. Wheatey and wife have returned 10
New York.
+. @. Harrington AID wife were in
Randolph day last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Calvin jackson celebrated
the 63d anniversary OF their marriage
Oct I'd.
AUNT Sarah Newell has been yery
sick with pneumonia, but is better at
this writing.
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Son Lost Mother.

consumption runs ia our family, and
through Il lost my mother writes r. B..
Reid Of Harmony, Me. For the past five
years, hoSever, on the slightest sign Of d
cough or cold, ! have taken Dr. King
New Discovery for Consumption, which
has saved me from serious lung trouble
Ills mothers death Was a sad loss for Mr.
Reid, but he learned that lung trouble
must not be neglected, and how to cure L.
Quickest relief and cure for coughs and
colds. Price SOC. and 81; guaranteed
Trial bottle free.
For sale by II. a. Leonard and +. T.
Bryan, Randolph.
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EAST RANDoLPn.

Edson Emery from Bethel visited
friends here last week.
Mr., and Mrs. c. II. Waldo have another
we'll o'
Mrs. +. {. Jenness has returned In her
nome here after spending the past five
months in Brookfield.
Rev. y. II. Farr, who has been visiting
mere the past few weeks, returned ID ne
home in Norwood, r. l., last Friday.
Mrs. Julana Holden, after spending
lew months with her daughter, Mrs : r
waldo, returned to Waterbury. conn
lhst thursday, where she viii SPEND tbe
winter with her daurhtar- TnIin
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CommissIoners, -.

IN ~ .er ened having been appointed d. 's
rl.a" tfatlte Court fHr the District
-. claims and demands 30 att fdrs
a-1sAl Darius HATCH. late Ok nrsalkHl.l d.
Increased, hereby give notice l-s
-- meet l1r the purpose 1f examining -.#
Allowing said claims III III Tutisar-
Z. Wet bruoEiieid N0FariIs4sr Ia fsH
May 10Th. 1905 from asolefF M uutiI B
= n g said DAYS AMI fhat sA
49, -le nom the 10Th day 81 November. a, y.
7. ne tine limited hv said Court lUr SO
.,sA-solr q present their claims O. us ~
examination and alinuarce
Hs'gA e hrookheld, this 23th day q 0.ta
y9AN VI BLANCHARD. s,w,rs
J ". Untieif IA 1874
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r often as great g. Wumau's, tut Thos. 8
Austin Mgr. az the Republican III
leaFeHwQrth- Ind, WAS net uuraa.5nuhi5
when De refused Do allow THE doctor III
operate on his wife for female troubIe
Instead. De says, eve concluded 10 frv
Electric hillerss Sly wife Was then "a
49, ne could hardly leave Der bed and
her. After taking EIaat-lr Piifr-z 80
Nas periectlr cured. and can row uarf5rr,
ai her household duties Guarantes8
Price SOC.
tor sais ~ 2. A. Leonard and r. r
Bryan, Randolph. -
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COMMISSIONER Notice.

The undersigned. having been appointed hy tae
~ itl1le fronate Court Tor the District
3nt commissioners 90 receive, examine IN
~ ~ caltls and demands - an persons as.
gt.4 Halo, late 0f Randolph, la
~, y eeti~ei, hereby give notice that We 4
sald claims I'd tbe stor, 81 ~ IL Morton 81.
y laalr Rom i O'Clock p. m. HH.t
l'.,A y pm, ~ said day, and that six mon
W ~ " ~ Cav ui October. a. ID 1875. ls ~.
tt-Ae Alllted by said Court Tor said creitHr-
1911 TIER claims % us Tor examination ono
Dated p. &C Randolph, this Isth day u October
IRWIN s. CHASE. tq-.--.
y4+ .- q. Is MARTIN
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Lebanon Il. whIteomb 8.

/ The Whitcomb High school football
/ team played the return game with the
/ Lebanon High school al Lebanon last
Saturday and was defeated by a score OF
I17to6.
Lebanon kicked off to Bethel. Kimball
received the ball. After few nice gains,
Bethel lost the ball on tumble. In about
eight minutes, Lebanon scored a touch
down. Poland failed 10 kick goal for
Lebanon.
Lebanon again kicked of and the ball
was received by Durrell. BY a careful
series of plays, Bethel scored a touchdown
in seven minutes. Goal by Huber.
Bethel now kicked off to Lebanon and
the ball was received by Stone. Lebanon
made a few short gains and time was
called with the ball IN Lebanon's terri
tory.
Score at end Of first half, Bethel 8,
Lebanon 3.
At beginning OF second half, Bethel
kicked Off By few short end runs and
some fine line bucking, Lebanon scored
touchdown in about six minutes. Goal
kicked by Poland.
Bethel again kicked off to Lebanon,
who received the ball and steadily adj
vanCed il up the field and scored touch
down in eight minutes. Goal by Poland.
Lebanon kicked off again. The ball was
received by Topper. Bethel now worked
her hardest, but before many gains could
be made time was called with the bail in
Betbels territory.
Total score, Lebanon II, w. II. 5. 8.
Betheis star player was Upper, who
made fine 50-yard run. A good, clean
game was played by both teams,
This Will probably be Bethels last
game this season.
In the evening, the Lebanon High
school pupils gave a reception to the
visiting team and all report a good time.
The lineup was as follows:-
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Il Thank The Lord 70

c-ied Hannah Plant OF Little Rock, Ark.
"ior the relief got from Bucklen's Arnica
salFe. Il cured my fearful running sores,
which nothing else would heal, and from
which had suffered for five years" Ii is
a marvellous healer for cuts. burns and
wounds. Guaranteed; 2jc.
For sale by II. A. Leonard and F. T..
Bryan, Randolph.
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Aow . AVOID AppenaIeltIs.

Most victims Of appendicitis are those
who are habitually constipated. Orin0
Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic con
stipation by stimulating the liver and
bowels and restores the natural action Of
the bowels. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseate or gripe and IS mild and
pleasant 20 take. Refuse substitutes
Sold by II. A. Leonard. Randolph.
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Mrs. n. j. Kinney is on the sick list
Clara Grain is at work at Win Young.
Miss Elizabeth Abbott is very sick vim
spinal meningitis.
Hayden Gaylord was in Boston q.
business last week
A. l.. Follansbee is at work in the fo,s
shop drawing tines.
Miss Eliza Rumney was al home fr,.
Randolph over Sunday.
A ten-pOund son was born to Mr. ana
Mrs. Curtis Upham Nov. I'd.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Rand visited tbe,.
son, Pearl, several DAYS recently.
Chas. Davis came from Hartford sstp,.
day and is stopping at g. II. Kibbee's.
Aaron Rumney, wife and son Of Clinton
vile, \. Y, visited at Albert Rumner.
last week.
Not long since, Mrs. Emma Panton ana
Mrs. Dell Mitchell visited Mrs. Clars
Wardner in Chelsea.
Stanley Griswold came Saturday from
Plainfield, where he has been Visiting IA.
aunt, and is with his mother at I'M.
Peck's.
Robert Armstrong from Boston. sec,s.
tary of the Y. NJ. e. A. in Massaehusetts
and his sister, who has pastorate t.
1hAAAhAhAhs 0tlIAA ntNNlhA bhNh with Their
cousin. Arthur Mitchell, at j. r. Heatbs
recently.
Chauncey Carpenter, an old resident
OF this town, died quite suddenly Fridag
morning OF heart trouble. The fupersi
was held at the house Sunday. Rev. lieo
O. Howe offisiated The burial was a.
East Brookfield. The Masons had cbsrgs
OF the services at the grave. Mr. ca.
penter left a wife and one daugbte,
Mrs. Fred Holt. Those from out 81 town
to attend the funeral were Mr.. and Mr.
Gale and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bartleti
OF Barre, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nichols N
Williamstown and Roy Blanchard Of
Burlington.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-09

Every ounce Of food you eat that fails TO
digest does a pound OF harm. Ii turns the
entire meal into poison. This moi oniy
deprlves the blood OF the necessary tissue-
building material, but it poisons it. Ko-
Dol Dyspepsia Cure is a perfect digestant
Il digests the food regardless of the CON
dition OF the stomach. II allows that
organ to rest and get strong again. Re-
lieyes belching, heart burn, sour stomach
INDIGESTION, palpitation Of the heart, etc,
sold BY u. y. BRYAN. Randolnh.
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~ tNtAA y pbAH SIhNI ana 1O0leY engines
on time, fps. {. III. TAFT.
H. Guy Fletcher has gone to the Adj
rondacks to visit his brother.
The Library circle will meet with Mrs.
D. J. Camp November 10TH
q. A. Durkee has bought Of the C. II.
engine.
Miss Edith Brooks has gone to work as
table girl IN the Orange County hotel at
Chelsea.
Myrtle p. Durkee has finished work in
burlington and goes. to Concord, n. H..
this week. -
Mrs. Eli Camp was 81 years old one day
last week and one OF her granddaughters.
Elsie Camp, was IS years old the same day'
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Taft entertained
about 40 OF their friends and neighbors
recently With games and served sand
witches, cake and coffee for refreshments
All spent very pleasant evening.
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MondaN,s Randolnh Market

The following prices were realized by
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Monday mot retaill:-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-09

There is no cough medicine SO populsf
as Foley's Honey and Tar. Ii contains md
opiates or poisons and never fails to eurs
Sold by II. A. Leonard, Randolph.
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The following prices were charged at
Randolph stores last Monday for grain
Don't Get FoOtsorel Get Aliens Foot-Ease

wonderful powder that cures tired, achipu
sweating feet and makes new Or tight shoes easy
ASK to-day Tor Aliens Foot Ease. Accept n
Olmstead, Leroy, a. Y.
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Mature ueets only IAttle Early Riser
bcH and then Co keep the boeels clean.
me liver aciiFe, aud the system free from
bile headaches, constipation. etc The
famous lttie pills" Early ReersH arr pless-
ant ln effect aud perfect in actiau. Thsv
never ErIpe or sickeu. but tone a1d
strengthen the liver and kidneys Sold 81
r 4. Bryan, Randolph.
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nRooKEIELp.

Mrs. n. J. Kinney is on the sick list.
Clara Grain is at work at Win Young.
Miss Elizabeth Abbott is very sick win
L.. w
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Hives are are terrible torment to the
ilttle folks, and to some older ones.
Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never
Ials. instant relief, permanent cure. At
any drug store, so ceuts.
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

Miami Woodpeoker and Cooley engines
on time, SIPS. {. ri. TAFT.