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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01
Rochester News.
E. M. HARVEY, Local Editor.

Chester Pierce has new automobile.
Miss Jessie Campbell was in Bethel Sat
urday.
Pearl Green of stockbridge spent Mon
DAY IN town.
Mrs. Alma Ellis returned from North
field Monday.
Mrs. II. II. Cushman was in Bethel a
day last week.
Nelson Kirby has been with friends in
Ripton for a week.
Mrs. Jane Martin and Mrs. Harry Clarke
were in Ripton Saturday.
Clarence Martin has bought the Walter
Lyon farm Of Plummer Martin.
Leslie ID. Pierce is in North Adams and
Boston for three or four weeks.
Frank Hanna of Ticonderoga, n. ", is
painting Charles Martins house.
Mrs. Charles Emerson is in Tunbridge
visiting her brother, Scott Tower.
Mrs. Harriet Babcock of Pittsheld is
visiting at Gardner Richardson's.
Campbell q Greeley have purchased
Charles Manney's farm and stock.
Mrs. Henry Wing and Mrs. Wallace
Wing spent Thursday in Brandon.
Miss June Fassett OF Randolph is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Martin.
Miss Jessie Morgan and Mrs. Church
were in Randolph last Thursday for the
Mrs. George Mcneil of Leominster,
Mass, is visiting her brother, Leon Pol
lard.
win Written of Cambridge, Mass, a
former resident, and daughter we're in
town Monday.
guest Of his aunt, Mrs. Julia A. Pierce, the
first of the week.
Leslie Pierce, Ernest Chase and Ray
Martin were in Montpelier Friday TO at
tend a Masonic meeting.
A SON. Christopher Weber, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Maryelle {. Weber OF
Rutland Friday, May %.
Mrs. James Walker was called to Athol,
Mass. last week by the serious illness OF
Mrs. William Walker, with black measles.
Friends from away TO attend the funeral
OF Mrs Truman Austin were:-George
r. Austin and Mrs. Kerr Of Mortified,
Mrs. George Campbell Of Ossipee valley,
n. H.. G. ". Hook and sister OF Reading,
Mrs. Lillian Parker Of Cavendish and Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Churchill OF Brandon.
The baccalaureate sermon before class
OF 'O5, X. H. s., will be preached at the
Cong'l church Sunday morning. June IL,
by the pastor, Rev. II. w. Hildreth. The
subject will be "Life's Master Passion.
Monday evening, there VIII be A concert
and ball, at which music will be fur
nished by Wllder's orchestra, and the
graduating exercises will take place Tues
day evening, June 10.
The death OF Mrs. Truman Austin, which
occurred May %, removes one who mad
long been an invalid ana who bore her
sufferings with much fortitude and pa
thence. Her life had been mainly spent IN
this locality, and she is remembered as
having been in her active days KIND
neighbor and friend. Her age was 81.
The funeral was held Wednesday after
noon. May p, the Rev. Frank Z. Adams,
beng the officiating clergyman.
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BRAINTREE.

Mrs. A. r. Wilson visited in Roxbury
over Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Lewis OF Bethel is visiting Mrs.
Sarah Tarbell.
Mrs. Harry Kendall spent Decoration
day with her parents.
Rev. Frazer Metzger will speak at the
hall at p. m. next Sunday.
Mrs. Eusebia Simonds Is visiting at
S. K. Bachelors this week.
John Dunstane and wife were guests at
Mrs. Rose Jacobs recently.
Mrs. Lydia Lytch of Montpelier is in
town on business this week.
L. G. Durham and family visited at
William Dunham's over Sunday.
Mrs. o. c. Cole of Somerville, Mass,
visited friends in town yesterday.
B. E. Nickerson returned to Boston
Tuesday, after spending three weeks al
home. .....
Fred Thresher, wife and youngest child
returned to Melrose, Mass, the first OF
the week.
]. II. Williams died last week Monday,
after long illness. Funeral was held al
the house Wednesday. Rev. Frazer MetzgeI
Officiated
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MemorlaI Day.

Tuesday was a beautiful day and many
visitors were in town. In the morning,
delegations from the local q. A. k. went
to the different cemeteries in town and
decorated the graves OF the dead comrades.
At noon dinner was served TO large COM
pany in the dining room OF the Town hall.
About 2 O'Clock the Town hall was filled
with people from all parts Of the town,
who appeared to enjoy the afternoon s
feast OF good things.
j. w. Parmenter, the commander OF the
local Post, called the meeting to order and
the program opened with singing by the
children. Prayer was offered by Rev. r.
II. A bercromb bic, followed by music by a
mixed quartet. A flag exercise was given
by some OF the children. Lincoln's speech
at Gettysburg was read by Eliot Frink. A
quartet OF ladies sang beautiful selection.
The orator of the afternoon, Hale X.
Darling, OF Chelsea was then introduced
and he held the close attention OF the au-
dience for about three-quarters of an hour.
The exercises closed with song by a
mixed quartet. &. b. Fisk had charge OF
the music.
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Memorlal Day Exercises.

The parade formed in the afternoon.
Daniel Lille Post, No 81, g. A. r., was at
tended by mounted escort composed OF
NJ. n. Kendall, DR.. X. NJ. Chase, Lieuten-
ant Wallace n. Batchelder and +. 5. Put
nam. There were twenty veterans OF the
Civil war in the procession. These We're
followed by eleven members of the George
w. Hooker camp, Sons of Veterans, and
by school children with flags.
on the return to the town hall, Com
mander S. Frank Lyman introduced Lieut.,
Batchelder as master of ceremonies and
Mr.. Batchelder read a part of Lincoln's
Gettysburg address.
Adiutant T. A. Chadwick read the death
roll OF the Post for the past year and there
was an anthem by the choir, composed of
Mrs. L. n. Chapman, Miss Nellie Clafiin,
Miss Maybelle Greene, Miss Edith Greene,
r. H. Upper, DR.. Otto V. Greene and
George Waterman, Mrs. A. Lee Cady or
ganist.
A prayer was offered by DIR. w. II. Rider
OF Gloucester, and there was singing by
the pupils OF the primary department OF
the school. Mrs. ID. Lynn Chadwick gave
a reading in very interesting manner.
Music for the parade and during the exer-
cises was furnished by Bethel Cornet band.
The address of the day by DR.. Rider was
a soul-stirring and ennobling grafton. DR.,
Riders reference to President Roosevelt as
man of no party now but president Of the
nation was received with applause. DR.
! Riders address was an appeal to the
younger generation to follow in the foot
/ steps OF those who gave their lives fol-
their country and abandoned all at the
call OF Pres. Lincoln. He referred to the
/ sacredness OF the day and urged that 1t b'
devoted to the incubation of patriotic
sentiments, and that all sports aud labor
be dropped on that day. This is mattel
that has been spoken of before, that i
would be well to drop the baseball gam
on Memorial day. Mr.. Rider spoke OF tn
shame he felt on seeing a farmer following
the pillow instead Of honoring the sacret
memories OF the day.
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely cur
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Bethel cornet Band.

A few weeks ago the COURIER mentioned
the fact that a corney band had been or
gained and was practclng. on Memorial
day the band made Its iirst public appear
auce and DC proved itself an organization
OF which Bethel may wei feel proud. In
the oIdem time Bethel used to have good
hand, but Ia picking up the men Tor the
new band but little Of the material Of the
old was found. For about SIX weeks the
boys have been putting in some solia work
praeticing and showed the goou Ies4its OF
To Thorough instruction given by Leader
D. y. Chapman.
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EAST BETHEL

Charles Brown was a recent guest in
town.
sc. c. Durkee and w. p. Smith were in
Blandon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Stevens were visit
ors in town Saturday.
MAY Whipple Of Manchester, \. H., has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
John Hunt.
Pre- Memorial exercises were held Fri
dav in the school. School was not re-
sumed until Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Green and Miss Halle Green
returned Monday from visiting relatives
in Manchester and Penacook, \. II.
DIT. p. Clifford was called last week "a
see his mother Mrs. Celia Clifford, who
vas quite poorly. but is now much better
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FAST sRAINTREE.

Mics Edith Blanchard OF Randolph Wis vi.
tied Miss Lula Flint the last oil the wen
Miss f.ura Montgomery OF I hsn Fisher.
Gently visited her aunt, Mrs. Lucy rts"s'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jerd and family Of
Barre are are spending some time at MIS-
Melina Jerd's. .,.,..a his
oonsins Felix and Worden Stokes, Satur-
Miss Eva Priest of Braintree visited MISS
Blanche Shepard at j. c. Mclntyfes tue
first of the week.
Miss Marion Dana Of the 4. ;; n. ,,
came nome with Jennie Blanchard hsl
week and remained over Sunday.
Mrs. Leon Jones AMI son, CLAYTON . o.
Franl, Tbaver. have been visiting at cay
ton Manns.
Mrs. ]. W. Coffin and son, Charlie, o.
Jerlcho Center came last week TO WISH y
r. j. Flint's. Charlie will remain WIZ
Mrs. Flint while Mr.. Flint is away a.
work.
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Nelson Kinney is working in the fork
shop.
Hon. Cassius Peck was in town Memo
rial day.
Miss Elizabeth Lamson is to be with
Mrs. Adeline Peck for time.
Mrs. Jenness of East Randolph is stop
ping with Mrs. Cynthia ktbbee.
Miss Minnie Smith of Randolph visited
her mother, Mrs. Savilla Green, over Sun
day.
About 5000 lbs. of milk are brought into
the creamery each day by the farmers
about here.
Mrs. Durkee and daughter, Jessie, went
to East Barre to see her grandson, Carroll
Tucker, last Friday.
Mrs. Albert Rumney, who had been to
visit her sister, who is i'll in Berlin, re-
turned home last week.
The local Grange had McPhail square
piano placed in their hall Saturday, hay-
ing purchased it in Boston.
Quite number of the G. A. X. and W.
r. C., with many others, went TO the Me-
mortal service at West Brookheld Sunday.
c. H. Bigelow has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate Of the late Mar
Gus Peck and he began his duties the latter
part of last week.
Rose E. Stone. who had been visiting her
parents for the past two weeks, LEFT Tor
Lowell, Mass, where she is in business,
the first of last week.
Quite a delegation of the local Post Of
the G. A. r. visited the different schools
in town and heard the pre- Memorial ex-
ercises by the pupils Monday
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EAsI aRANvILLE.

Robert Dickinson and family spent Me-
mortal day at RoXbury.
Mrs. Bert Dickinson Of Roxbury visited
her sister here last week.
Misses Genieve and Gail Lamson spent
Tuesday with Mary Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Dickerman and Ken
meth we're ia Randolph Tuesday.
Clarence and Mary Weob, William and
Bessie Handy attended the whist parts
given at Mr.. Kendall's in RoXbury Satur-
day evening,
Misses Mary Webb, Ida Thompson and
Bessie Handy were In Mortified Friday
evening TO attend dance given by tbs
freshmen at n. Il.
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e. o. Twitchell is on the sick list.
Mrs. Dumas OF Gaysville is with her
daughter, Mrs. A. IL. Swan.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Swan Monday, May 20.
Mrs. Squire Bowen has moved from
Randolph to live with 5. A. Bowen.
Walter Mills of Gaysville is papering at
NJ. L. Whitaker's and 5. A. Bowen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jehlel Spencer of Pitts
field visited at b. A. Buttles Sunday.
Mrs. Margie Bowen and Miss Blanche
Tewksbury spent Saturday and Sunday al
5. A. Bowers and f. :. Bowen's.
Mrs. Mary Holbrook and Mrs. Dora
Woodward Of Randolph visited at John
Morse, Jr.'s, and E. {. Rowe's day last
week.
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hInhIand Pax Los An soId.

The land sales OF lots in Highland Park
addition to Bethel village Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of last week were
fairly well attended and under the per
suasive auctioneering of Mr.. Budgeman
all the lots were disposed Of.
The lots are laid of about 90 feet front
by 100 feet depth. There is one street
laid out at right angles to North Main
street and crossing this are two streets
parallel to North Nam. Mr.. Gilley has
given : deed Of these streets to the town.
The purchasers Of the lots are
Addie Whitney, n. j. Corliss, Thomas
I.evere. e. W. Curtis, (siN lots) NJ. ".
Preston. Ed. Hickey, G. F. Whitney. l..
n. Whitney, l.. l.. Pease, three lots),
Ellen r. Northrup, live lOtsl, W. Il.
smith. flour lots1, r. 5. Paine, six lotsl
chester J.. Wiley. two LOTS, ". =.
Preston. (three LOTS, r. ii. Chase, Ellen
Graham. May PARROT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-01

Hard muscles and strong body do not
depend on the quantity Of food you eat,
but on its perfect digestion and proper
assimilation. When you take Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure your system gets all the nour-
isament out Of all the food you eat. 1t
digests what you eat regardless Of the
condition Of the stomach and conveys the
nutrient properties to the blood and it's
sues. This builds up and strengthens the
entire system. kodol cures indigestion,
dyspepsia, belching, sour stomach, weak
heart. etc Sold BY F. Z. Bryan, Ran
dolph.
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NORTH PoMERET.

Joseph Pitkin is convalescing.
w. w. Miller and wife recently paid a
visit to friends in Montpelier.
Mr.. Quimby of Claremont, y. H., visited
at +. T.. Lamberton's last week.
Scott Harrington and family spent sun
day with relatives in South Pomfret.
Norma Kenyon is working for Mrs.
Bruce in West Hartford for few weeks.
Bessie Harrington is home from the
Randolph Normal school on short vaca-
ton.
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Work on the Granite Railway.

Up TO Wednesday OF this week no new
men had arrived to take the place OF the
striking Italians. The granite bridge over
Lake Ansel brook is completed and about
eight teams have been engaged this week
in taking the soil from the cut to be made
on the King place and putting the same
for the fiji over this bridge, which IS TO
be about thirty feet above the stone
work.
Last week there arrived sixteen horse
dunn cars. These run on narrow gauge
temporary track and will be used for
drawing dirt for the FIJI below the lumber
sheds. Each cart carries about one cubic
foot Of soil and pair Of horses will take
care OF four cars, With the help Of the
down grade when the cars are loaded.
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A Barn Burned

Last Sunday at about p. m, the alarm
Of fire was given and il was aseertalneu
that the large cattle barn on the isti
owned by Morris and Viii Bannister. toI-
merry owned BY George NJ. Flagg, was on
fire Help soon responded 70 the call, nnt
me scarcity 81 water sud headNav OF the
fire made il impossible 10 save the bulid-
ing in that place. -.
The large horse barn and the house were
a little way from the burning building.
The house caught fire but the help soon
extinguished the flames. There were Two
calves and a colt in the barn but they were
saved. Three or four tons OF hay ana
some straw were burned.
No cause OF the fire Is known, as none OF
the family had been in the barn since
carly morning, and at the time the hfe
Was discovered VIII and the hired man
we're away at the neghhors, only Morris
Bannister and Mrs. VIII Bannister and
baby being at home.
They have the sympsthyot the people, az
il was only four years ago that the house
was burned and they have been trying 70
pay for their farm and 20 SEE way 70
build a house, only small one being there
now for their use. There was small IN
surance on the buildings.
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A SUSPICIOUS Fire.

The sugar house OF Daniel Bliss, lately
known as Hotel de Bliss, was burned TO
the ground about eleven o'clock last Fri
day evening,
For the past few weeks the house had
been occupied as a dormitory by the
Italians working on the Bethel Granite
railroad construction. The Italians quit
work Nav p and had been gradually
drifting out OF town, and at the time Of
The fire there were only few left in this
vicinity and none were sleeping in the
burned building. There had been trouble
between Ross a MacRae, the contractors,
and ;. MATHS, the padrone through
whom the Italians we're hired, the nature
of the disagreement being given in the
COURIER of last week. This disagree
ment extended TO the question OF the right
Of possession OF this building. The con-
tractors claimed to have hired the build
ing of Mr.. Bliss, and Mr.. Maths claimed
TO have hired It and to have the right to
occupy il to the exclusion OF any other
workmen who might be sent here to
take the place of the striking men. The
contractors claimed that Maths had been
heard to make threatening remarks, and
when the building was burned attention
was naturally directed to Maths.
Complaint was made to the Royalton
grand Juror and a warrant was issued on
which MIR. MATHS and two other Italians
were brought before Justice Flint Satur-
day morning No evidence was found OF
any nature whatever against the two
other Italians, but sufficient evidence was
found against Maths in the nature OF his
threatening remarks to convince the
Justice that he should be held and Maths
was accordingly bound over in the sum Of
$50 to answer at the June term OF Windsor
county court. Mr.. Maths put up the 30
and was released.
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure

digests all classes of food, tones and
strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs. Cures dyspepsia, indigestion,
stomach troubles and makes rich red
blood, health and strength. Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure rebuilds worn out tissues.
Gov. g. w. Atkinson of w. Va, says;-"I
have used a number OF bottles Of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure and have found it to be
a very effective and, indeed, a powerful
remedy for stomach ailments. / recon-
mend it to my friends" Sold by f. f.
BRYAN. Randolph.
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The following are the members OF the
band:-F. y. Chapman, cornet, Albert Il.
Hastings, cornet, Celeste Gelpi, cornet,
Alick Washburn, cornet, George Kim pail,
cornet. Heber Maynard, cornet, Leroy
Hayey, cornet, Z. c. Mcintyre, fiat cor
net. John T. Reed, bass drum, Ben Rogers,
tenor drum, Dana Lynn Chadwick, tenor
from bone, Lee Boardman, tenor trombone,
Reuben Whitcomb, tenor trombone, Wal
ter Mentley, alto trombone, {. Q. Spauld-
ing. alto trombone, Pearl Savage, alto
trombo Harry Sanspra, baritone,
George Waterman, solo alto, George In
saIiss tuba. Willis Whitaker, alto, Rlx
Williams. tenor trombone, w. NJ. Briggs,
helieon, NJ. w. Preston, tuba, L. II. Whit
new, 3 flat bass, Don Cole, trombone.
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A Bad Scare.

Some day you will get bad scare, whef
YOU feel a pain in your bowels, and ieal
appendicitis. Safety lies In Dr. King
New Life Pills, sure cure, for all bowe
and stomach diseases, such a. headache
biliousness; costiyoDess, etc. Guaranteed
Only 25c. Try them.
For sale by Drew q Leonard aud +. i
Bryan, Randolph
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Warning.

If you have kidney or bladder trouble
and do not use Foley's Kidney Cure, you
will have only yourself to blame for re,
suits, as it positively cures all forms OF
kidney and bladder diseases. Sold by
Drew & Leonard, Randolph.
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- $500 Ahout h.

! 1t is no secret, that for cuts, burns,
ulcers, fever sores, sore eyes, botls, etc,
nothing is so effective as Bucklen's Arnica
Salve at didn't take long TO cure a bad
sore had, and il IS all 9. h, for sore
\ ewes, . writes ID. l.. Gregory Of Hope, Tex.
/ 25c.
For sale BY Drew q Leonard and F. Z.
/ BRYAN, Randolph
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Commissioners Notice.
ESTATE OF Lucy {. FISH

HE undersigned having been apponts " ~
Randolph qomrnissIonsrs 10 receive, tAaillle
and adjust all claims and demands oi Az ~
against Lucy G. Fish, late % hraihGtt. n
said district, deceased, hereby give notice va
We viii meet for the purpose % examining 4 ii
allowing said claims az the home ~ ~ 80
Flint az West Brookfcld, on the gfih Gay ~ ~ 4
and October 18th 1895 from 10 O'Clock 9 q AA'.i :
O'Clock q ~ said days Hhd tAht
months from the 25th day u April a. "a
1905 b. the time limited hy said Court llI ~
creditors 20 present their claims Co @. lN
examination and allowance. ,f.r.
Dated az Braintree, this 2ith day q N"'
A D. 1906.
GUY A. CLOUGH f5n'rs.
EUGENE n. CHADWICK, ,
Fred I. FLAT, Admir-.
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Commissioners Notice.


a. r. VI aaAaAa-Aa q 80
The undersigned, having been app3A' -.
the Ron Probate Court for the District Hl 80
doiph. commissioners. 90 receive, cNttiAtlt .-.f
iust an claims and demands 81 an persons rs
james r. Howe. late uf Randolph ll - viT
trict, deceased. hereby give notice taet "l,.f.9.
meet for the purpose ~ eNdmlnll- n. La
ing said claims az the office q " ~ 49, arf.
from O'Clock a. m, until O'Clock u. ~ 4 utr.
dav.aud that six months from the 18Th gay 81 -9-f
A. ID 1895 l. the time limited BY -tlA IL
for said creditors e. present their claiH' D.
for examination and allowance 81 Mas.
Dated at Randolph this 10TH Gay ssH
A. ID. 1895
JAMES HUTCHfNS N, causmisslluefs.
r. A. SMITH
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Or. David Kennedy Rondout, N.

DEAR IR:-Some time since ] was trou-
bled with blotches coming out on my
breast Of a scrofulous character, and my
general system seemed TO be out OF order.
i Was induced to try DR.. David Kennedy s
Fayorite Remedy. The first bottle drove
the eruption away and / feel better every
way. Ii Is splendid blood med icine.
Henry 5. Eldredge, Rochester, y. Y.
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Peculiar
To Itself

In what it is and what it
does - containing the best
blood-purifying, Alternative and
tonic substances and effecting
the most radical and perman-
ent cures of all humors and
all eruptions, relieving weak,
tired, languid feelings, and
building up the whole system
lis true only Of Hoods Sar-
saparilla.
No other medicine acts like
it; no other medicine has done
so much real, substantial good;
no other medicine has re.
stored health and strength at
so little cost.
Be sure to take Hoods this
season.
"My daughters health was very poor in
| the Spring. l gave her two bottles OF
Hoods sarsaparilla which made her we'll.
We find Hoods Just the medicine to give
us health and strength, when we are run
downs MARIA McTAvIsH, 2l94 Eighth
Ave, New York, n. Y.
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Are You Using Aliens Foot-Ease7

A powder for the feet. Il cures swollen sore
HOT. Gallons. Aching Sweating Feet. Corns and
Bunions. At all Druggists and shoe stores, l5c
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nRookEIELp.

Remember the Dartmouth Dramatic
club al Randolph next Tuesday evening.
A dance will follow the entertainment.
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MAPLE SUGAR AND SYRUP.


The following prices were realized by
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Monday mot retail):-
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A Card.

We wish to thank all our friends who
have so kindly helped and sympathized
with US in our great bereavement, and also
for the many beautiful flowers which We
ranafvad
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MARY T.. DPHAM.
DIR. +. J. PARTRIDGE AND FAMILY.
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Hoods JdrSdpdriHd

No substitute, no other prep
aration, acts like it. Insist
on having Hoods and get it.
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BETHEL 'LYMPUs.

DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely cur,
Rheumatism & Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. SAT-