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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06

Secretary Thomas M. Owen, of the Aia- bama Society Sons of the Revolution. said yesterday that the bronze tablet unveiled at the Capitol Tuesday night would prob ably be placed on the Nicrosi building whicn marks the spot where Lafayette was enteg- tained. during the annual meeting of the Society in Montgomery on April 13.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
SHARP COLLOQUY.

Mir. Conner and President of l.. and N.
 Tn a Mix-up.
 At this point there occurred another colloquy between Chairman Conner and inc President of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. Milton Fl. Smith. which culminated in a reprimand of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06

A permit was issusd yesterday from the office of City Engineer D. W. Ford to Mrs P. A. Jones to erect three one-story frame houses on Hilliard street between Houston and Pelham streets at total cost of sss- 7s0. The houses are to be built for rental
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06

between the Chairman and Mir. Finer son in which the latter said the Att iantic Coast Line would try to "strug- gle on with the existing tariffs and rates and H we see we cannot live we expect to appear before this Commits sion and ask for an advance"
 Again the Chairman being wearied said he would have to plead with his associates to adjourn.
 After directing a question to MT. Emerson, MT. Sanders moved to ad- journ and the motion was unanimous iy carried, the Commission to recon vene this morning at 9:S0 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06

The anti-machine campaign will close at the Auditorium Saturday night with a meeting by the Forbes Campaign Club. The Montgomery City Band VIII furnish music for the occasion. The public generally and ladies especially n Invited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
LOST.

sTRAYED-on night of April 1st from my place on Wares Ferry Road. one bay mare. fair condition, branded II on right hip and S on right shoulder. Suitable reward will he maid if returned to me or to W. T.
 Robertson, 16 South Court St. Frank Wright. 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06

The Iron City Paint Mills of Birmingham, capitalized at s7.50O filed papers of incor- poration with the Secretary of State yes terday. The incorporators are J. J. White. J. B, Cobbs and H. U. Sims.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
MALARIA ApoitSe idto tSe s;sashs' svstss

cellars and decayng vegetable matter well the from drink, that has properly filtered purified also full of these and microbes, daily breathe and drink millions of MALARIA IN As sxsTEM FoS x6s' suffered with Chl blood the caused begins feel the r Tor several years re VI In troubled "chls and fever, 9'' w ~ ~' ~ N-' - thoroughly poison
 
 kidneys, producing of busness that often results blood its health contains purify properties by other blood medicine the ideal remedy for the treatment of Malaria It des- M% A@@ M&@ troyst o builds polluted circulation. the NY h blood and forces every particle of poison and
 ~ ~ matter and adds strength and activity to it. improves appetite and digestion entire by action and Malaria with all its bad effects is Book the blood medical advice without charge HE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATETA &Aa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
RlewS in Brief.

War Dabney e white man. was arrested at 7:2o o'clock last night in the lumber yard of the Conecuh Pine Lumber Company in North Montgomery by Mounted PatFol- men cantey and Avant on charge of loitering, and when searched at Police Headquarters. a charge of carrying con cealed weapons was added on the discovery of a pistol in his pocket Recorder Airing ton will give him a hearing this afternoon.
 The meeting for men at the Young Mems Christian Association next Sunday after noon at 8 o'clock will be addressed by Fred S. Ball. MT. Ball will take for his subject Money and Morals" This. no, doubt, will be ono of the most interesting meetings of the entire season. The young men always enjoy hearing practical busi- ness or professional man. and Mir. Ball is one of this class.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06

S. s. S. improves the al its alterative and purifyi. permanently driven froi advice. without charge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
wANTED-MALM HELP.

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; pre- pare now for spring runch; few weeks com pletes; positions guaranteed; graduates earn SI5 weekly: can nearly earn expenses be- fore finishing; write for free catalogue. Moler Barber College. New Orleans. La.
 Gt-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-06
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Young woman to assist in gen. eral housework and care of small children; good home or salary if preferred; must be able to milk. Address with particulars and reference Home. Box 167, Florala. Ala 2t
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-07-20
Sl73l979
Balance forward to 1903

TIlo ato1o in warn 10 1910
OF
] ana Salary have
by the Minute
page 262 on Minute Book
que meeting OF the
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-07-20


February %, l903-State Treasurer s2o75 "a
ldiVh :, l5V9-olale reasurer 1859 65
June 10, 1903-State Treasurer 111G 10
December 49, l903-Sate Treasurer S11 "A
DecenIpei -, l9o"-State treasurer 1854 46
"iuaiS 20 I3Vt state treasurer 1861 So
re"'''S O. I'ot-o'a'e treasurer 1928. 80
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-07-20

Total Collection from January l, 1901, to Aug
usC 10 lSo9
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-07-20

- Abbott, Successor in Office
the Treasurer by J. B. Glover, Elk
February 7th, 1905 -. ....
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
The ses, OF All and

For over atty years Mrs. Winslow's soothing
s,,, mas heen iised bv mothers for their children
while teething Are you disturbed az night ana
broken Of your rest by sick child suffering ana
,-rsne with main OF cutting tceth2 II 50 send Al
e, ana pet a bottle Of s'Mrs. Wnslows Soothing
svrnpF for children teething. It's value y
geealrulable. Il will relieve the poor tltue
there IL no mistake about a. II cures diarrhoea
rarnlafes the stomach and bowels, cures Wind
collie softens the gums, reduces Inflammation ana
s,,-ss cone and energy 70 the whole system.
hsfrs Winslow,s Soothing syrup Tor chhdren
tsething Is pleasant 20 the taste anu - t1e
,,rsrition II one OF the oldest and best feEfl e
ehveirisns ana nurses In the United states, and
n gor sale Nv An druggists throughout the world
Price 25c. bottle. BE sure ana asa tut Hfs
Iyinsinw's Soothing Svrun."
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
RoVALToN.

FniseopaI services at st. Pauis church
every sunday but the last in the month az
=. m. the last Sunday in the month al
Ii a. M. with communion.
n WILLIAM b. REYNOLDS, rector
Mrs. George 5. Allen Of New Jersey Is at
the Cascadnac House.
Miss Lucy Wild returned from Berlin
Thursday OF last week.
smith Morrill, Is III with pneumonia and
some doubt Is felt as to bis recovery.
rae Rovalton Woman's club will ueet
with Mrs. LAIRD saturday at 2.30 p. m
Fp. Ashley and bride OF Woodstock
speut few days at Locust Lodge iAst
Miss Alice Grant has room m Alvin
Hanks house and will board Win the
family. - ~
,nest ~ Miss Ida Lyman Wednesday Of
last week.
Work il being done on the spire OF the
Cong1 church and excavations are Deins
made TO put IN furnace.
The last stone OF the Joseph Smith mon.
nwent Was paloaded here WEDNESDAY OF
LAST week 80 4 i on its way to Dairy mn.
Mrs. Eben Wild OF Ciaremont, \. IN
vas inc guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lew ua
from Thursday till Saturday OF last NeeA.
Mrs. A. T. Danforth left MONDAY i LOT
Bellows Falls. where she VIII slSne
winter with Der daughter, MIS- A. =
HAYES. and family.
The foundation for the monument e1 ~
memorating the burning OF koyaltoh nas
h.,sn nut hi and the monument y eA-
pected aboui Dec. 1T.
Miss q. L. stickney went to bethel
May She win spend a few weel IN
he family cf her brother, w. B. Z. stieA-
new. before going TO Boston for the winter
Ismes slater Of Minneapolis, Mi nL
! ~ been VISITING bis brother law, Dea.
-, wa and family. Mr.. SLATER i 2
se-user resident OF Royalton, having owned
ne farm nov occupied by Charles ssy-
I ,.eur Al south Royalton.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16

less severe to those friends, both here and
absent.
Besides loving husband, she left an
aged father, J. b. Alderman, and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Z. q. McAllister OF Washington
and Mrs. B. ii. Adams, Jr., OF Chelsea.
The funeral was at the home here Satur-
day at 10 O'Clock a. M, Rev. Lewis n.
Moodj officiating. The interment WAS in
Highland cemetery. The relatives from
out OF town, besides Mr.. and Mrs. Meal
lister of Washington, were Mr.. Davis ia
tber and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. William
ID. Davis, and his brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Davis OF Waterbury,
also Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearl and Mrs.
John Pearl Of Vershire.
Beautiful flowers covering the casket
and about the room were testimonials of
the love and esteem in which the departed
was held by large circle of friends.
"Mr. Chase Of Bradford"
w. II. Forsyth, VINO lives on the old
Hall place or Frank Porter farm in Tun-
bridge that ne bought last fall, was
buncoed by a stranger about three weeks
ago, and in order to warn others, and
possibly to secure the arrest Of the fellow
who ibid" him, he tells his story to the
HERALD as follows:-
"a man giving the name of Frank f.
Chase of Bradford, VI, came to my
house and wished to stop over night. He
said he was a Speculation and had just
bought Mr.. Druge's potatoes; that he mad
been looking at some OF the vacated farms
and that he had left his horse at a Mr..
Taylor's and his rifle and oyercoat at Mr..
Druge's.
~ believed the man and kept him until
Monday morning, when he said he was
going to see the White farm and thought
OF buying it; said he had over 700 acres OF
land besides 300 sheep and several good
farms, two teams of mules, etc
,'He started away Monday morning COM
planning of the cold. | let him take my
fur coat, but that was pretty heavy, and
after he had gone as far as Mr.. Pixley' 3
he returned in wash OF sweat and as he
came up be said Oxen, oxen = We will
have an old sled here and you can draw
up your wood / said, Did you buy Mr..
Pixley's oxen 2 He said, Don't you tell
anyone He said, Il lack just sl1 let me
have it and | will drive the oxen up at
noon when come back and will get you
the money when we go to Chelsea this
afternoon, for had agreed to carry him
there in the afternoon and he was to get
me the money for my potatoes.
"He said he had bought. Mr.. Druge's, but
he had put lime on them to keep them
from rotting and he said they did not
sell so well and that to fill his car he
would give me soc. told him / did moi
have the right change. only three 4
bills. Il can bring you back the change
and get the whole OF it when we go tC
Chelsea tonight, said he. So ! let hin
have the Sl5, macintosh and pair o.
gloves.
II have not seen nor heard Of him since
He told such plausible story did moi
suspect him.
1.-The man was rather tall, dark COM
plexion, claimed he had been shot in thu
4 Cuban war in his right hand and drew {
pension, also had all his front teeth OF
4 the upper jaw kicked out by one OF hi
| black mules. His face was Scared. H'
had a mustache and wore a dark suit o.
clothes, pretty well worn.n
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
Notice Of Settlement.



STATE OF VERMONT Z In Probate Court held
RANDo1rH DISTRICT, -. az Randolph IN shd ~
said District, on the 18th day Of NoNem
II BEARD. administrator Of the IS
tate ~ Levi Hyatt. late % orange,
IN aid district deceased, presents MS
account for examination ana allow
an,,., and makes application for decree 81 disirl
hntinn and partition OF the estate q said dece
~ W-hereapon il n ordered by said Court that
said account and said application be referred 90
/. session 81 said Court 10 be held ~ the hetei
4, rbelsea an the Ist dav u December,
A ~ 1906 for hearing and decision thereln
and IL + further ordered, that an persons ihter
go ~ be notified hereof by publication ~ notice
az s,id application and order thereon three weeks
surcsssivelv In the Herald and News pAptf
nubiished in Randolph. and when eftn,
fstes in the neighborhoou 81 those interested
hef,r.s aid time III hearing that they may appear
Al said time and place. and. y they see eaNae'
object thereto.
By the Courts Attest ... q. 49,.
WILLIAM IA. NICHOLS, Judge
A f-fla taus- ~ Record. Attest,
1s-- WILLIAM n. NICHOLS, Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
nntioe Of Settlement.
ESTATE OF " HARRISON PEAK

ESTATE or ". HARRISON PEAK
STATE or VERMONT fIn the Probate Court
p.,-r,orru DI-rr1cr. s. held 40 kanalifn th aun
~ saif District un the 18th daT % November
Al ID 1905 r q. Beard ndulinl-tfater ~ ne
estate u 81. Morrison ReAh. la-e vi Ni@At
.lfr1fuf-fratl1u account tr tAllllliatill
Trf Allowance and makes application tnr Z at
cree IA distribution and partition 81 the estate oi
Yyherannlr ID i ordered hy said Court that siiia
recount and said application D. referred p -t's
si-n II sid court t. Doe held &C the Hotel
in Chelsea on the ist day oi Deesm
ssr A ID 1895. for hearing ana useieinn
y, -. srd h ~ further ordered that al per-
s,. Interested Be notified herenf by publication
N notice q said application and order thereon
- - ors.sa sscfsssfFely d. the Herald and View s.
4 r.4ner published Ca Randolph and which cru
80, Ia ths neigh fYurhoa ~ those Interested De-
49,, .aif time III hearing that they may appear Ai
.is time .fd rlnce and. If they see cause, enlec'
sharefn By the Court. Aftesis
.r-- WILLIAM Il. NICHOLS, Judga
t~s,a f.ll.v = Record. Attest
WILLIAM n NICHOLS, Judget
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
vERsHIRE

hoy Cross has moved TO Corinth.
~ Clogston has moved back from
Ernest Akerman Is home from Thetford
scldsmy.
T. Tucker Of Hanover is stringing
-t-slnQne wire and putting in new teie-
~ ". Powers attended the funeral Of
~. DAVIS at Bradford Nov. ith. They
members % the q. A. r.
~ school in south Nershire closes
~. week it being the hammer school N
Toy prompt attendance. fupiis
sas ln scholarship. attendance ana
h ent are.-Miss Pearl Johnson
-. 1aelure, Ella Mason. Irene Murey.
.a let4luuis. Ernest Cutler, kaF John
~ Wellington Muruy. Wills Kicker.
- Hattie /. Reynolds Is instructor.
tls funeral Of Mrs. sidney Clark vas
N 81 me church Tuesday. Nov. Z, REV.
Harding officiating, with B. F. fui-
funeral director. Mr. Morris, son-in-
-. MS Clark, accompanied her re-
49, rom Connecticut. where she hes
4, lartng the past two years with her
fI-lslter. Her son. Henry Clark OF Brat
~. sas here 10 attend the funeral
-. N-srs had been for many year, resi-
s-,- -. " Aershire, most Of her long life.
-. tlE % more than eighty years. hein
-. Aere. She vas universally e.
- kind neighbor. q loving ano
rsa mother and grandmother and .
- D IN bounded energy and deter
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16

q Gard.
To the friends IL Braintree who showed
US such kindness and sympathy In our
bereavement We desire TO express our
sincere thanks.
Mrs. EDWIN c. MORRILL,.
GEORGE II. MORRILL,.
E3fGENE l.. MORRILL,.
IfsNA MORRILL,.
May MORRILL,.
Little Ruth Cshee IS very III; attended
by Or. Scott.
Ed Wilson has moved to Roxbury and
j. Tanner is moving into Mrs. Nickerson's
tenement.
The Kings Daughters and Sons are to
have a box sociable at ID. j. Battles Nov.
IS. Ladies requested TO bring a well file d
box and pair OF neckties, TO wear one
and the other in a box to match. The
gentlemen are requested to appear without
ties. All ART cordially invited.
MIR. and Mrs Cyrus Hill recently re-
turned from az extensive carriage drive
across the Green mountains to Bristol;
and on to Ticonderoga, y. Y, and
Horizon. \. Y. On their return they
visited friends at starksboro, Huntington
and Warren. They report fine time and
a very pleasant drive, being about go
miles from start TO finish. October was
4 very enjoyable month for such drive,
sas. ... -. Yemen. .. .... ee -
every year.
Edwin @. Morrill,, aged 81 years, died
Saturday, the 18th, OF dropsical affection
OF the heart after long Illness. He left
wife and sevca children-George II. OF
Braintree, Eugene l.. OF Randolph, Iona OF
Lowell. Mass. Mary Of Warren, Emerson
OF south Randolph, Myron c. and Ros-
land L., who Eve with their mother IN
Lowell. Another son, Charles, has been
dead two years. Mr. Morrill, passed his
early lite In Bristol and vicinity but later
had lived in Braintrce and Granville until
two wears ago. when be removed TO Massa-
chusetts. he came TO Vermont a year
ago on a pisit aud was taken sick, never
recovering sufficiently SO that he could re-
turn home. Resides his immediate family
he il survived Is stepmother living m
Warren; a sister. Mrs. Ella Cummean OF
Bolton a half-sister, Mrs. Mary Larose o.
Warren; and tSo half-brothers, George oil
Ludlow and Fred OF South Starksboro
The remains were taken Sunday morning
10 south starksboro. where the funeral
service was hcid and interment made ~
the family lot in the cemetery. Mrs. MOI
viii arrived saturday night from LoNeil
and All the children were present al the
funeral with the exception OF the three
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
WEST HARTFORD.

Rev. Mr.. Heyhoe will speak here next
sunday morning in exchange with the
pastor.
Charles Tucker and wife have gone to
Housekeeping IN one OF A. 2. Reynolds
houses.
The ladies' Aid will meet Thursday
afternoon at the vestry. II is hoped there
will be a good attendance.
Mrs. Mary Gilbert Of Lyme and Mrs
Rufus Baldwin Of West Lebanon, y. H.,
we're recently guests at 5. b. Bruce's.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
PETH.

Mrs. Lucy Fisher is stopping for short
time with her son.
Charles Spear is quite SICK ana unoer
Or. e. W. Scott's care.
W. Norman Of Roxtury is soon 70 move
into the late samuel Spears house M feth-
Nearly all Of the schools in town closed
Friday. In most cases the same teachers
are to be retained for the winter term.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
A plsastrous Calamity.

I'll a disastrous calamity when you
lose your health, because indigestion ana
constipation have sapped il away. PROMPT
relief can be had in DR.. Kings New Lie
Pills. They build up your digestive q
cans and cure headache. dizziness, collie,
constipation. etc. Guaranteed; DC.
For sale by II. A. Leonard ana r. +.
BRYAN. Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
NORTH RoYALToN.

Mrs. Marks is keeping house for Wheat
ley Camp.
Arthur Benson is working for the Nor
mons on Dairy hill.
smith Morrill, is Ill with pneumonia and
is not reported improving at present writ
ing. tr..,.
Mr.. Mosher has moved into Henry
Morse's house and is to run the electric
light plant.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
An.ious Moments.

some a the most anxious hours OF :
mot hers life are those hen me ils'is ~, ~,
~ ~ household have the Group. ny. 49,
4 no other medicine 50 enectlNe ~ IT,
terrible malndy - Foley ion.f 80 ~
-. tronr'e=. ana IS it contains ny
-. - ~ - hrr roisous. i can g saielf
- sole 81 h. A. Leonard hanooii'n
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
FOR SALE |!

Thoroughbred Buff Rock Cocker
els: also White Wyandottes from the
best blood in New England. slO0
each.
OK. SMITH, East Bethel, VI.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
pea,h Of Viola Akerman Davis.

Mrs. Viola (Akerman), wife OF William
r. Davis. died Nov. 9Th at 4:20 a. m. OF
heart failure. following chronic nephritls,
aoed Is wears. months, days. Her hus-
hand. who was suffering from the severe
injury mentioned last week, aiose rom
NJ bed and arrived here Thursday night.
The friends Of Mrs. Davis were deeply
shocked to learn Of her sudden death.
Although 10 very feeble health when she
s-riVed here saturday. it vas hoped she
might be more comfortable IN few days
affer resting from her journey, hut IN
sfead she grew rapidly worse and sank
peacefully away Thursday morning. her
sister. Mrs. b. n. Adams, 1r-, was with
her.
Mrs Davis was born in Nershire and
rs married 70 William r. Davis . years
40. Ever since, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have
hen closely identified with the success o.
that noted summer hotel, The Profile q
5Sranronia. y. III. Their winters Of late
Years have been passed At the Nendome,
Boston.
For the past few years, Mir. and Mrs
Davis have made their home here. where
Fhev KENT 3 furnished house on Main
street and spent q few weeks between th'
-easons. and where large circle OF friends
aIu-avs gladly welcomed them.
Mrs. Davis for more than three year.
had been suffering from = disease ron
which she and her friends knew Their
uas no hone Of recovery, bat death c. ~
80 suddenly that the shock was nore TN
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16

schools closed last week after successful
terms r.a+
NJ. FAR wss IN Canaan, \. a. i'
THURSDAY and friday- 90
|r-ss license commissioners = ~
80 sTvrn hali saturday. Nov. lelh-
slesr.i rom here sitended ne a lF..s,
.. - ~ Granville last Friday nighl'
- s,ockweu and family Niii s ,sis
,.srs for North Carolina 70 remain '''-
winter. .ffsbf
81 ~. ~ fbe skull two weeks ago u
out again- - ,s-.-sea
more than one thousan . Sn'S - calres.
sent Y = 81 anything that vas ready io'
the market
casio RIA. -.
.TsKrs icl Fac NalLs 80
s s ExHzZLzs1x
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
One Way Of "camplus Out"

Three wears ago Goodwin a Davis,
proprietors Of the sawmill in this village,
bought large tract OF timber on the farm
~ me late Levi Clough. five miles from
chelsea village. Lumber has been cut
there more or less since until last winter
they let big lumber job to George from
INV. who cut and skidded lot OF logs for
lumber from the best timber and about
100 solid cords Of stove wood from that
not suitable for mill purposes. This sum-
mer Mr.. Goodwin went to the place ana
constructed a saw mill, put in 40 h. p
steam engine with large boiler, moved his
saw machinery from the mill here at the
village. and after building shanty
to live in aud a stable 30 20 IT,, he was
prepared for business equal TO the lumber
Jobs among the mountains OF New hamp-
shire or Maine, only not on SO Large
scale.
Nh. and Mrs. Goodwin moved up to the
..bouse in the woodsii and have just re-
tsrnrs home after living there five weeks.
Nr. GoodN in has sawed about 100000 feet
~ lumber. He has employed five men, RI.
Il. stanton. who runs the engine; Wallace
Sanborn. c. II. Corliss, +. +. Densmore
and w. 81. LaMOille. He has just moved
his machinery back to the town null ana
will now give his attention to business
here and is ready to let another big lum-
Der lob this winter TO give them business
AZ the steam mill next season.
Mrs. Goodwin enjoyed the camping out
style 81 living in the woods for the nye
yrseks this fall. The room, though small,
Was equipped with all the necessary APP
piiances Tor frugal housekeeping, and she
can testify that all had good, big ap-
petites for her cooking.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-11-16
Death OF Miss Elizabeth Abbott.

Altepintense suffering for nearly two
weeks, Miss Elizab beth Abbott died from
spinal meningitis Nov. 18th.
The deceased was peculiar in winning
the love OF children, as well as Older ones,
and all friends were met with warm well
come and cheerful smile. Although she
had been an invalid for many years and
comparatively shut in from the outside
world, by reading various books and
papers she kept in touch with what was
going on in town affairs and country also.
She will be greatly missed by her many
friends.
The funeral services were held at the
home OF her nephew, l. \. Abbott, Mon
day afternoon. Rev. q. Q. Howe ofnclateo'
speaking com forting words to the mourn
in Q friends. The casket was adorned with
beautiful flowers. The remains were
borne to their last resting place beside her
father and mother by her nephew irving
and Winthrop Abbott, j. w. Raymore
and AFRO Dutton. W. {. Clark had
charge.