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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-31
PI1TsEIELp.

Ed. Longley was in Bethel day last
week.
Joseph Wilson has gone to Woodstock
to work.
c. T. Allen has gone to Granville, where
be has work for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson were in
Plymouth several days last week.
Miss winnifred Ellis of Roxbury spent
two days last week at Henry Hoveyis.
Mrs. Joseph Burger OF Boston Is spend
ing some time with her mother, Mrs.
Saltery.
DR.. r. A. Edmunds and wife were in
Bethel last week TO attend the Greene
Greene wedding.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bassett and son, Wen
dell, returned totheir home in Barre the
first OF the week.
Or. NJ. ;. Spaulding and wife OF Ash
land, y. H., are visiting their brother. u
;. Lamb, and family.
Eugene Tucker and wife OF CIaremont.
\. H., were in town last week, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. win Parker
Mrs. Christian and daughter, Irene. who
have been at 5. W. Warrenis for several
weeks, returned 10 their home in Lowell,
Mass, last week.
The Old Folks service AZ the NJ. Z.
church Sunday was well attended. The
special feature of the day was the 'sOld
Folks choir, consisting OF Mrs. Moses
Ellis, Mrs. w. II. Breed, Mrs. William
swift, Mrs. Polly Brown, Ira Holt, George
McCollom and DR.. Spaulding, who sang
with all the vigor Of their more youthful
days. After the service, the elderly peo-
pie were each presented with bouquet OF
flowers. -Four little girls dressed in white
distributed them through the audience.
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MAKING FlREcRAcKERs.
Laborious Methods Employed by
the Chinese and Low
Price.

when was In China used to see
them made. said G NJ. Vest. OF Mime
apolis. The nrecraCker has been IN use
there a few thousand years. Few PEG.
pie outside OF China know the method OF
manufacture. The straw paper is first
rolled by hand around an iron rod. which
varies in size according 70 the size OF the
cracker TO be made To complete the
rolling a rude machine is used. This
consists Of two uprights supporting an
axis, from which IS suspended by two
arms a heavy piece Of wood. slightly
convex on the lower side.
There is just room between this
swinging block and the top.of the table
to place the cracker As each LAYER Of
paper is put on by hand. the cracker is
placed upon the table. and the suspend
ed weight is drawn over the roll. thus
tightening ii until no more can be
passed under the weight. For the small
er whip cracker the workman uses for
compression, instead OF this machine. a
heavy piece Of wood fitted with handle
like that Of a carpenters plane. In ILL
Ing crackers 200 or 800 are tied together
In bunch
Red clay is spread over end Of each
cracker with punch. While the clay
is being tamped in. a little water is
sprayed on f. which makes il pack
closer The powder is poured In the
other end Of the cracker. With the aid
Of an awl the edge Of the paper is
turned in at the upper end Of the crack
er, and the fuse is inserted through this.
That is the way the Chinese make them.
In China they can be purchased a, a
cost Of 60 cents for 10000, although the
best quality commands twice that
price"
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EAST BETHEL.

Mrs. spiller is soon to return to L. NJ.
Woods.
Miss Anna Smith was a guest OF Nellie
Billings last week.
Francis Wight OF South Royalton is
painting for NJ. d. Brown.
IL. w. Fowler and Miss Abbie Fowler
were in Randolph Monday.
Miss Theodosia Folsom OF Boston Wis
tied AZ II. W. Fowler's last week.
+. Z. Bamforth and wife OF Waterbury
were in town the first OF the week.
MIR. seitz OF Boston spent Sunday at r.
+. Fowler's with his wife and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hunt OF Boston are
visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry Gage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Xix Of Randolph
were visitors on Clifford hill last week.
Mrs. Abby Paine aud grandson. RAY
mond, visited at n. ". Fowler's Sunday
Mrs. Ella Wheelock OF Barnard was a
recent visitor at Mrs. James NJ. Fowler's.
Mrs. Hannah Spaulding and sister spent
the day Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel
Mills
Mrs sam Clifford and son, Theron, Of
Boston are visiting relatives in this vi
entity
Misses Ida Buck and Annie Fowler
began their schools at Randolph Center
Tuesday
Eugene Hunt and family Of Rutland.
Mass, are visiting his father, J. Hunt, and
other relativess
Mrs. James Carly and daughter, Bessie.
OF Concord, Mass, have been visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Miss Anna smith Of Melrose. Mass. Who
Is spending some time with her uncle, was
in Randolph the first of the week.
Chas. Ellis and wife Of SomerviIle.
Mass, who have been here, are now visit
ing Mrs. +. L. Brooks of Randolph,
A large number attended the open-air
dance given last Wednesday evening. Aug.
.. Moore's orchestra furnished music.
DIR. Morgan and wife Of New York CITY
and Miss Julia Morgan Of Plymouth.
Mass, visited at w. Z. Smiths saturday.
The road commissioner and a companv
az men are making the much-needed inn
provements on our rosds in this rart Of
the town.
SIR. and Mrs. Ethan Jones viii give
corn roast Friday evening. sept stu. Tor
the benefit 81 the Ladies Social circle. am
are invited
G. X. smith, Miss Margaret smith. Z.
~. Perrin and wife. accompanied bv Chas
Ellis and family Of SomarVillc. Mass. were
10 Rochester last week.
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BETHEL eILEAp.

John Booth Was called to Boston Tues
day to attend the funeral OF his nephew,
Robert Boutwell,.
c. r. bearing and son. FLOYD, Of Derry.
y. H., called on friends and relatives in
this vicinity last week
Mrs. James Riley is suffering from a
very severe attack 81 rheumatism. Or.
Clifford is attending her.
School in sold church, district viii
commence next Tuesday. Sept. 3, with
Miss Hanna Prince as teacher.
Mrs. Anna Chase Of Saratoga, y. Y, and
Mrs. II. r. Burnett Of Bethel were re-
cent guests at Emerson bearings.
After a weeks vacation. spent with her
parents, Miss Della Kendall returned
Wednesday to her work in Randolph.
A. r. Dearing and Mrs. Clara Averill
spent several DAYS last week in South Roy
alton, East Bethel aud East Randolph.
Recent guests at c. f. Brewster's were
J. L. Sault aud Miss Esther Emery OF
Rovalstom, Mass. and Messrs. Arthur and
Gale Kemp Of Brattleboro.
The Gilead baseball team played the re-
turn game with ThayeF Brook Saturday
forenoon, resulting ia a victory q y % 6
in favor % Gilead. The triple play IN the
seventh inning made hy the Gilead team
was worthy Of note.
Mrs. Augusta Cooper returned to her
home in Ware, Mass. Tuesday after
spending two months with Mrs Myron
Edison. Mrs. Edsons daughters. Mrs
Chas. Cali and son, Myron. % Randolph
Center and Miss Myra Edison % RAN
dolph have been visiting at the old home.
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Dix J. Camp has his mill dam eomps,st
Rob Wills OF Boston Is visiting irea
here.
q. @. Boswell returned from bis SD q
New Hampshire Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Worihley d gHA.
ington are visiting a. ". u. bag.eyt
The ice cream social given by TIE LADS
Benevolent society last THURSDAY sul1ag
was quite a success. About 'i8 80 "a
ixed.
Mrs. A. e. smith went % Waiat7u
Conn.,, Tues Jay, were she Will visit p
sister, Mrs. Pritchard, q short time asila
going home.
Irving Kibbce and family, vho ~
been visiting al Lewis kibbees vent e
Hartford SATURDAY. where they ail US
Mrs. kibbee's parents Tor short tine
Miss Blanche Han, y DO had been VS.
ing her parents, returned % her Eoia Z
Hardwick saturday and her sister ~
Ruby, accompanied her Tor q shoH tlst
Misses Ethel Armstrong aud Eihe. H'1
resumed their work at the Randolph 20
mai school Tuesday, and Misses floiss
Newell and shirley Camp entered y
school.
Leon aud Leola Wright cnierisin.l ,
few Of theiI little friends Saturday ~
noon. Ice cream aud cake we're serve :. =.
a very pleasant time was passed z
little folks.
MISS Ethel Armstrong enterialnea - ~.
twenty-five Of her young friends sai-l-.
evening, IL being her seventeenth -.
day. Refreshments Of cake ana ~
punch were served and all spent NJ
pleasant evening.
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WINDSOR COUNTY COURT.

windsor county court adjourned at 10
a. m. Tuesday, having been in session com
tinuously, except July 4th, for twelve
weeks 10 a minute. Sixteen Jury cases
were tried and verdicts to about sf2OO0
were returned. The fines ia state cases
were over 800 in the aggregate. There
were three disagreements, the last being
IN the tub case Of Martin rs. Hoare.
which was the last jury case tried.
There were 81 divorce cases pendinu buf
none we're tried. They could not an be
heard and Il was decided 10 continue an 81
them. In Two cases the result was good.
Tor the parties went 10 living together
again.
The court business was confined mainly
70 hearings on reports Of referees snd
masters. In the case Of John {. Coolidge
" warren = Taylor, tax case from
plymouth, 4 was found that defendant
Was not resident Of that town and i1dg-
ment was entered for defendant. In State
v. Geo. +. Jelly, adultery, respondent
was sentenced 10 the house Of correction
for sixteen months.
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Aged woman's Excellent Pen Work

The st. Adams Messenger Of Aug. 9th
las the following notice OF former resi-
lent Of Bethel
Mrs. l.. A. Hutchins, a native OF Middle
Jury, where she also received her early ed
ucation, completing the same at the old
Converse seminary in Burlington, MASTER
ing the art OF drawing. painting and pen
manship, now in her seth year, and resid-
ing on North Avenue, Burlington, is able
TO do iirst-clGss work with the pen without
the use Of glasses Mrs. Hutchins was
born March 2, 1917, and her first school
days were in The Castleton and Middleburv
seminary. Later she was a .eacher at the
Converse seminary fifty years ago
In drawing aud penmauship she has
held positions as teacher in many public
schools In Vermont and New Hampshire.
and also in public schools of Cincinnati
and in Tennessee. She also conducted
private schools in Boston. Buffalo and
other large cities During her career as a
teacher she fitted out 81 pupils as teachers
in penmanship and drawing
Among her best pieces OF work with
the pen is the writing of the Lords Prayer
IN the space ola one cent piece. One piece
OF art was sent TO the late President VIII
liam Mckinley, who in return highly COM
plimented her work with the pen.
Mrs. Hutchins was Is years old when
she was married to Warren Hutchins. who
was also a teacher in the first union school
OF Bet hel .
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Gypsies on the Sea.

In the archipelago OF Mergui. on the
coast Of Lower Burma Asia. live the
sea gypsies. Instead Of carts they
own covered boats. in which with their
families. dogs. cats, chickens and pets.
they float about on the sea and wander
from island g island By day they fish
or harpoon turtle or dive for oysters.
But every NIGHT they put back % the
shore. II the weather is bad at sea
lhey land with their dogs and then
poach, catching porcupines squirrels.
armadilloes hog. deer and the like %
which they make savory stews as
American gypsies dO.-Chicago Jour
nal
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-31

IS the saving from death OF i ri i
OF Geo. A. Eyler, Cum1erial-. ~ b.
writes @At the age q Z H'.a. 3
tlc girl was Ia declining aea..-.
rfaus throat trouble. aud W..
gave her up. We were al-e So
when we resolved 90 try t.i' s s--
Discovery for ConsumpiiaA, f. s.f
Colds. The first bottle ga't s8 T.
sakiuE four bottles she vs. gsf
now in perfect health. 80
iie,-e ma eere 4 cough or colo.
al ,-5,9rs-,fses Trial bottle FREE g
For ale bx Drew q Leonard ~.
Bryan, Randolph.
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

Miami, Woodpecker and tooI9{ -
on time, sl25. a. ~ iA''
Guy Parker has been on the slsA -
Dr. Ellis is attending physician.
c. c. Clifford Is repairing ihe bI'4 ~. !.
the foot OF the Rabbit track. Nia'A -
has charge OF the work.
Mrs. n. G.. Fletcher and SON n-s, -.
taking a carriage trip to Moleolli, -, 80
gomery and Richiord. Mrs
rrask keeps house for Mr. fie,cAa.
A comedy company has peel ~
each night here w
week. Il gave a prize 70 tl-
the Wells baby being the one 90 "il'
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SCENES IN RURAL FRANCE.
Ideal Spot for the Home Of Love, But
Young Folks Have De-
parted.

i
II would be difficult to find a more
suitable background for love making
than the rural landscape Of central
France affords. Earth and sky combine
their beauties to form a rustic paradise
In June nature wanders down the fer
tile river valleys like a lovely princess
who is crowned with flowers and goes
her way earelessly. yet nobly, yelled
softly in a rosy mist.
whether you follow the high road or
the meadow path. presently you IND
yourself lost in e xeritable tanglewood
of sound and sense Above the other
bird notes which thrill the air, the
cuckoo's call sounds clear. the cricket
chirps a home song at your feet, and in
the neighboring clump Of trees a wood
pecker whistles for rain.
To the right the river. at this point In
its course no more than a creek winds
gracefully between sweet meadows, or
under willow branches; further down,
where ii .widens out. just beyond the
small arched bridge, there is an old mill
and washhouse standing in the
stream To the right, az a distance the
hiltops are outlined against a summer
sky, and ahead are uplant5 which seem
TO touch the lightly floating clouds.
Yet youth Is absent from every corner
Of the scene, and without youth you can
not have romance IN the vide fields
where peoples flame IN the waving
grass, and where bullets nod lightly mid
the ripeuing grain. you see only odd peo-
pie working. bending their backs wear
fly beneath a double weight Of toll and
years. For all the young men are sery-
ing In the army
And the girls have gone 10 Paris. OF
TO some other lesser city nearer by, not
TO earn living merely. but also. II pos
sible, 20 earn a dot
You cannot help feeling that Il Is
pity that strangers only, who are rarely
IN a picturesquely sentimental mood.
have a chance 10 enjoy the attractive
lovers hooks that IN this neiEhborhood
abound, the while the rlghtful owners
are far away plodding through the
prose Of life
In the village customs hereabout.
however. a trace OF the poetry OF the
country life Of former days remains IN
the GROWING Of the Rosiere. which
takes place IN early June. This is the
when the most viriuous
maiden OF the parish receives a rose IN
acknowledgment Of her goodness. and |
receives likewise a dowry. which has
been provided either by the cure or by |
some Eind-hearted aristocrat Of the
countryside
The GROWING Of the Rosiere Is always
a charming festival, even though the |
rustic queen Of virtue who has been
chosen Is homely. and utterly without |
grace Of which Is usually true /
n course. else she would not be so sur |
)assingly good Dressed all In white |
he goes through the streets on the
arm. followed by a procession |
n white-robed maidens bearing gar
ands Of flowers.
With appropriate ceremony the
mayor presents 10 her the crown OF 4
.oses, the dowry which has been pro.
'ided, and possibly a little gift Of his
,wn, as a souvenir Of the occasion.
Sometimes the festival ends In a we'd
ling and the Rosiere becomes the happy
bride Of some rustic suiior. who appre-
lated her virtues even before they won
Ter dot.
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ROCHESTER NORTH HoLLo"

Judge Flint visited here the mrs. o.
week. asfrv g
Mrs. o. r. Eaton has been N'.
Bethel. ~
Miss Ethel Eaton went MonaAs
school Ia south Hollow. ,,a,r
school In District Ne. 3 ol-.
with Miss Thursa Cahee as tlael
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-08-31

ness trip to New York. He was accom-
panied part way by Miss Grace Upper,
| no went to visit friends at Tyngsboro,
Mass, and in Rhode Island.
f. L. Tilton, the concreter, OF Barre, is
! in Bethel with a gang of men repairing
! the sidewalks. The present walks were
! put in ten years ago this spring and moth
I ing has been done on them since.
c. o. Spaulding and family left last FRI
day for vacation trip 10 the former home
Of Mrs. Spaulding at West Bridgewater
and other places in that vicinity. Mr..
Spaulding expects to return about Sept. 9Th.
w. II. Edmunds is rebuilding the barn
burned on the Burnett farm. Frank Ly-
man has charge of the work. The timbers
used are those taken from the old school
house bought by Mr. Edmunds this sea
son.
Miss Lucena Parker, who lives with her
niece, Mrs. Sophia Harding. fell down
stairs Aug. 23d Miss Parker is 80 years
old and nearly blind. Il could not be
found that any bones were broken, but
she received a severe shock and is confined
TO her bed.
Rev. James B. Sargent OF Lisbon, n. H.,
son OF Mrs. b. c. Harlow OF Bethel, has re-
ceiyed a call to be pastor for one year Of
tbs Northtield, VT, Congl church. Mr..
Sargent is former Bethel resident and a
graduate Of the Whtcomb High school
and OF Dartmouth college.
The news was received here Monday OF
the death that morning Of Frank Clark at
Massa besic, n. II. Mr.. Clark had been in
but a short time. The cause OF his death
was Bright's disease. The funeral, held at
his late nome Wednesday, was attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bigelow and Charles
+. Waldo.
Wilfred c. Larock and his daughter,
Miss Mary l.. Larock, start today for Dur
ham, n. {. Miss Larock VIII enter the
Southern Conservatory OF Music located at
that place and will be a member OF the
family of Gilmore Ward Bryant, the head
OF the institution. Miss Larock has been
a pupil in the Laconia, n. H., high school
and has taken a course OF a year at the
State Normal. She has shown
marked musical ability. During his visit !
in Bethel the early part OF this summer,
Prof. Bryant met Miss Laroek and ex-
pressed a wish TO have her enter his school |
rs a pupil. She will take a thirtv-six |
weeks course in vocal and instrumental |
music. Mr.. Larock expects to return to |
Vermont after a short stay at Durham.
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IS often caused by sores, ulcers ~ h
GERS that eat away your skin. 81 ts-s
dell OF Flat Rock, Mich SAYS -,
used Bucklen's Arnica saiVe ~ 100
sores and cancers. II is the w.. ~
dressing / ever found. So2ll'' 80.
heals cuts, burns and scalds. -','
anteed. Z
For sale By Drew & Leonard ana 2
Bryan, Randolph.
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Bethel Church Notes.

Catholic services will be held Sunday
morning at 1880 O'Clock in Cushing's hall
universalist ehurch-George Fortier.
minister. Morning worship at l0:45, SER
mon by pastor; special convention collec.
ton. Sunday school at II AS. All are well
come.
Methodist church-Sept. Sd, Rev.
Joseph Lobh will preach at 1920: Sunday
school at II 80; Il. l.. c. f. at 80; tues
day evening prayer meeting at W. G..
Brooks, Wednesday evening at the church.
Congl church-Preparator service FRI
day afternoon at 80, in vestry, followed
by church business meeting. Service Of
worship Sunday at l0;45 a. m. with recep-
ton OF members and sacrament OF the
Lords Supper. The choir will render an
anthem and Mr.. Lille a solo by Dudley
Buck entitled, "Fear Not We, O Israel !"
sunday school at II :45. Service OF song
and Worship at 1880 p. m, with an anthem
Oy the choir.
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Caspian Lake Notes

r., II. Salisbury of Randolob v.
az salisbury cottage from FrIdsg - -
Mrs. Edgar T. SALISBURY i .n,s....
Tor few days her friend W,.s 80
Davis, Of Norwich, y anna
Miss Louise Lamson OF ws....
ID. g., returned 10 her boma 40
having been a guest Of Mrs. M : 49,
berger for month. '-'-s'
The A. G. Wheeler cottage w
the 23rd, Mr.. Wheeler rsfnr1'g, 20. sl-s-
home In White River Junctio9 ~ N =
Rogers and Lee going 70 Randolp6 "a
The =. II. Sanborn cottage "a f..
Monday, SIR. Sanburn goi8g Il 49,.
Boston, while Mrs. sanhorD A.
stopped IN Morrisviiie fora yIsIfefts-
days. y Af
supt. Francis H. Bagnall closed 4
cottage on Monday and win II -
including Madam Bagnall and NJ
sallie Bagnall, returned % bis b5ns
Adams, Mass.
The sunday evening sing one Il ii.
best OF the season~was held n Ws4,-
salisbury's, who though quite fsess =.
JOYS music a. much Is ever. and i5irss
many Of the hymns.
After spending vacation Of ~ vt,s,
with his family here, Rev Geo Il
Morrow returned the 2ith q Ds,,-.
Mich, whtre Mrs. Morrow and - 500
Miss Mae Mhiimore, will join b.
few weeks later.
As the season nears its Close. p,r.
seem 10 be the order o. the day, aaa -
can scarcely look out Of the egrr
window or venture on the camp bluls1s
without seeing campers in boats. osn1s,
In carriages, campers on hayuch AZ
even campers on foot laden ailh IA
ever present kodak and baskets balgrl
with baked beans and various Other rs
and delicious dainties calculated % ssiIsT
the most rayenOua appeiites and I
bound for some OF the many dsiigt.il
picnic grounds and resting places %,
nished the summer visitor by Gwehshr,
and its beautiful Caspian lake.
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Randolph Continues

Sunday. vas in Barr.
Mr. andMrs. Carroll Flint
burlington are at Eugene ! sad soa q,
held Falls are the guest ~ lS,'e i,r Of non,
er : sister, Mrs. S. :. Wbiteo-atts ne. Thsics.
M. b. Rumrill went y D..
~ ~, Yesterday, having reeeiV Vssss'iaoaih, 4
his son, Leroy, was quite n ' ,Ss.ao rd L.
Mrs. o. b. Copeland was
~ lhe sanatorium yesterds1 'ialea gpa
comfortably. y resting ~ -,
W. X. Clark, advertisin.
winchester Arms company ~ Iisssei q d,
1onn.' has joined his iamilyS n asf Hare
mayer house for vacation pe y .as Z q
Miss Mary A. Connolly ,t .'ya
nome three weeks, left yester5s, asa Ia
lngton, ID. C., where She 4. ', cas l2f Rss.
the government printing ofFce I! holder Z
en- route at Penacook. \ sha sitp
Mass, and Atlantic CITY. - "ofee'is
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ep,s,.
were summoned to New Yo5t ~ Aalia.tsl
the critical illness Of NJ IL "a b
iather, John Glib. whose desth AiAo'li
~ Isilp, L. l., sunday Ga his M .ife
The funeral service was tsi8 ga yer
afternoon az the Church N 3stsa'siaiI
Trinity, Brooklyn. st aa5
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EAST RANDOLPH.

We have just received our iall ilns
plain and fancy outing fannels Boz lH
and have them ready for winter. Bargains
ia children : school shoes.
srRAGUE q sfEt0CE
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fOley's Kidney Cure VIII cure All dissas-
Is arising from disordered kidneys or
bladder. sold by Drew & Leonard. Ran
dolph.
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Bethel Local Intelligence,
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.
c. '. RAILWAY TIMETABLE.

North bound-1.43 a. m; PA 0. m; 5.07
p. m; 7.05 a. m. Sundays and week day. J
South bound-2.17 a. M; 1872 a. M;
l.37 p. m. s.35 p. m. Except Sunday 1905
(Sundays onlV.)