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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-07-27
sHERauRNE.

sherburne has been having an influx OF
visitors lately.
Herbert Bates, with his family, spent a
day or two here recently.
Harold Pratt and his sister, Mrs. Rounds,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson OF Granville,
n. Y, are spending their vacation with
w. z. Rounds.
Henry Taylor OF Washington, ID. c.,
folds his tent today and leaves Pico,
where he has been staying with his family.
Joseph Johnson's family had a reunion
July 22d, the ten children, with their tami-
lies, children and grandchildren, coming
from Rochester, VT, New Jersey and
Massachusetts,. Mrs. Jennie Hitchcock
was the only one unable TO be present.
Mrs. w. II. Smith of Rutland and her
niece, Miss A. j. Hitchcock, joined Miss
Helen Smith at Edwin Curriers'. Mrs
Currier escorted party OF her guests, up
West hill Saturday afternoon, where they
found raspberries I'm such abundance that
eight or ten quarts were quickly gathered,
the party descending in time for hearty
supper at 8.
Mr.. Hale, who is here from Boston for
his vacation, went up killington with his
son and a friend, but they were disap-
pointed, as they were last year, in not md
ing the house open. killington peak Is
one OF the finest places in Vermont and il
is much to be regretted that the house
cannot be kept open. So many people
after climbing the mountain, would be SO
glad TO pass the night, and it is aggra-
waiting to have good house there and yet
not be able to enjoy the comfort and shell
ter OF il. We hope MIR. Wheeler will be
moved to put some one IN It for the benefit
D a . In. 10 uaf
and have lively hope OF doing so again
| in the future
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r. b. Galusha has bought a Pope auto
mobile.
y. ID. Ladd, with an automobile party
from Barre, was at the Cascadnae House
Sunday.
Mrs. Levi Wild was called to West
Glover Tuesday by the serious illness oil
her mother.
Mrs. Ida Flanders came Saturday from
Manchester, n. H., to visit her mother,
Mrs. L. b. Dow.
Mrs. Clara Denison Mcclellan went
Monday to Boston to meet her daughter,
who has been abroad for year.
Rev. l.. II. Elliott OF Waterbury will
speak at the Cong'l vestry N the interests
Of the Bible society Sunday evening.
Mrs. Henry Denison, sister OF Mrs. A.
w. Lyman. and Mrs. 5. b. knight OF 81.
Louis, arrived at Lyman cottage Tuesday.
Miss Mary Dewey came Monday from
Mt Hermon, Mass, to enjoy vacation
from her duties as teacher IN the Boys
school there.
Mrs. NJ. +. Whitney and her daughter,
Miss Elsie Mae Whitney, OF Walpole,
Mass. have been spending a week with
Rev. j. r. Whitney and family.
Mrs. Josie Whitney returned Wednes.
day of last week from a visit of several
weeks in Cambridge and Reading, Mass.
She was accompanied by her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Laird stopped at
Locust Lodge Wednesday on the way to
their home in White River Junction from
Caspian lake. Greensboro. They made the
trip in their Cadillac automobile.
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South Royalton Notes.
NJ. j. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Custer Dutton returned home from Cali
tornia last Sunday.
d. A. Burbank is with L. ID. MeIntosh's
family for the summer.
Cassie Bingham of Salem, Mass, is with
her parents during vacation.
II. Hewitt and wife are at Springfield,
Mass. on a vacation for week.
IF Wells and David l.. Mcdonald of
salt Lake City were in town the first Of the
week.
CT. Southgate and wife OF Montpelier
listed his mother and family here over
sunday.
Miss Fannie Slack. nurse at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, visited friends here over
sunday.
&c. Dickerman has passed the danger
noint and rs recovering fast from his re-
cent illness.
q e. Black has been confined to the bed
the past week with typhoid fever and is
seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kibby are away on a
vacation and the grist mill will be closed
until Aug. list.
George Kibby of Lyme, n. H., was in
town Thursday, looking for small farm
to locate upon.
Ned sibley, who has been seriously i'll
the past three weeks, is conValescent and
able to be out some.
Mrs. Sherwin Goodwin is recovering
from an extended illness and is able 10 be
about the house some.
There is no change for the better in the
condition OF Edgar Watkins, who suffered
an apoplectic shock recently.
Id. Mcintosh reports an unusually
GOOD straw berry crop this year, having
picked 1916 baskets, or 100 bushels.
Harry Clapp and wife OF Lowell, Mass,
returned home last Monday after weeks
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Regular convoeation of Rising Sun
chapter, o. Z. s., next Wednesday even
ing, Aug. 2. Members are urgently re-
quested TO attend.
Gov Bell has appointed X. b. Galusha,
member of the legislature from Royalton,
az a delegate to the annual meeting OF the
National Irrigation congress to be held at
Portland, Ore.
The South Royalton team easily defeated
a club from Uncle Sans cavalry, that
oamped here Thursday on their return TO
Fort Ethan Allen, in game OF ball played
in the afternoon.
large number Of city boarders have
arrived in town, locating at the several
farm houses and boarding places that
have Accommodations for them. The num-
Der is increasing every year.
During the severe thunderstorm here
last Thursday a ball Of electricity struck a
tree very near George Nye's house. part
OF the current entered the blacksmith shop
and gave Mr. Felders quite severe shock
and knockedshis hammer out OF his hand,
passing of without further damage.
The committee OF the South Royalton
Graded school has engaged as teachers
John Stetson OF Wilmington, VT, princi-
pail Mrs. Charles Seymour, English grade;
Miss Hattie Fay, grammar; Miss Jessie
Benson, intermediate; Miss Minnie Blod-
gett, primary. The school building is to
have extensive inside repairs made and
rooms repainted.
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POSI- MILLS.

A. NJ. Burr was in Montpelier last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stronach are in Ber-
lin, n. III.
A party from Washington are occupying
Idylwild cottage.
Mrs. II. j. Davidson has her niece, Miss
Quint, with her for the summer.
The wind and lightning last week did
considerable damage in this place.
Harry Eva, with two friends, is spend
ing a vacation at the Commodore House.
Redwood cottage is being occupied by
7. II. Chubb and family Of Newton, Mass.
A large number enjoyed the lawn party
at the Commodore House Saturday night.
Mrs. Mary Barker has had her sister
from Manchester with her for few days.
5. r. Douglass and wife OF Newton Gen.
ter are visiting their parents. Mr.. Doug
lass is bookkeeper for large furniture
store there.
Mrs. Fred L. Kibbey has returned after
two weeks spent with her sister IN Lyme,
n. H. Mr.. Kibbey is on the road selling
trees for a firm IN Rochester, y. Y.
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Chelsea Home News.
Il. o. B1xBY. Local Editor

Fred A. Stanton, who works at East
Barre, was home over Sunday.
Mrs. A. H. Watkins of Melrose, Mass,
is a guest at John b. Atwood's.
Miss Maud Bliss Of West Fairlee is here
for short time teaching painting.
Mrs. Roxanna Jones spent last week at
Montpelier, visiting her brother, Sheriff
Frank Ii. Tracy.
Miss Grace A. Jones of Taunton, Mass.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. f. Morey,
on the East hill.
Misses Sarah Cummings and Sadie East
man of STAFFORD visited in town Thursday
and Friday of last week.
Clyde Bixby and wife OF Royalton were
here Saturday and Sunday visiting his
mother, Mrs. Abble Bixby.
The Chelsea Court, independent Order of
Foresters, initiated 10 new members at a
meeting last Thursday night.
Dean Slack and wife OF White River
Junction have been spending two weeks
with his father, Carleton Slack.
II. NJ. Robinson Of Barre is the new
fireman at the electric light plant. He
is stopping with his brother, Dan Robin
son.
The |. O. Foresters will hold their regu-
lar meetings for the present the I'd and 4th
Monday evenings in Sons of Veterans
hall
Dan p. Dickinson went to the White
Mountains Wednesday, where he has a
position with VIM. +. Davis at the Profile
House.
Miss Josephine Webster OF Orangebuig,
s. c., is guest at +. o. Traey's, and
Miss Lyle Tracy of Boston is home for a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. A. c. Whitney and daughter OF
De- iufr fakE
brother, Dan Robinson. Mr.. Whitney
was here for few days last week.
Hon. Joseph K. Darling and wife left
Tuesday for Newburyport, Mass, where
they will spend several weeks. During
their absence, Mr.. Darling will visit his
son, Col. Charles X. Darling, at his
summer home in Concord, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Sweetzer OF
Wakefield, Mass, are visiting in town,
stopping at James Atwood's on Maple
avenue. Mrs. Sweetzer was formerly
Miss Grace Taylor, daughter OF Herbert
TAYLOR, who owned the stage route from
here to south Royalton several years.
Mr.. Sweetzer is register clerk in the post
office at Wakefield.
Among late arrivals are Fred Fuller and
family from Lowell, Mass, at his broth
er's, r. ID. Fuller; Mrs. Julia Rogers and
Miss Sanford of Lowell, Mass, at the
hotel; Farnham Griffith and wife Of Ohio
at Z. A. Corwin's; Miss Elizabeth Perry
and Madam Perry Of Bridgewater, Mass,
at j. b. Bacon's; Rev. Frank 5. Hatch OF
Newton, Mass, at E. ID. Barnes.
Mrs. James p. Richardson of West
Medford, Mass, is visiting Mrs. Mary
Alden Tracy. Mrs. l.. y. Lucas aud other
relatives IN town. Mrs. Richardson was
formerly Miss Carrie Locke, and native
OF this town. being daughter OF the late
John Locke, who resided on the West
hull. Mrs. Richardson has not been here
for several years. She is to remain until
after Old Home week.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

VA. Clifford is on the sick list again.
George Raymond was in Barre last week.
Miss Alice Kibbee went to Concord last
Friday.
Mrs. Bert Bragg of Boston is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Hobart Peck.
Miss Alice Hyzer from Randolph Center
visited friends here last week.
Wilbur Heath OF Reading, Mass, is Wis
ting his brother, !. q. Heath.
George johnson and wife OF Boston are
visiting his father, IA. T. johnson.
Fred Iamphier and a friend from
Worcester. Mass, are stopping 1T W. +.
Gillett's. ...s-- 49,
Miss Mamie Turner is visiting her
friend. Miss Ethel Folsom, in Iunbrloge
this week t..
a., roufe from Westiieid, Mass. 10 Fort
Ethan Allen, passed through here last
week.
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Crushed BY q Stone.

Fred Lougee, former resident OF South
Washington, was instantly killed July I'D,
while working on p. o. Wheaton's quarry
in Barre.
The workmen were about to raise a
large stone from the quarry, when II be-
came necessary TO pass chain beneath II
for which purpose the unfortunate man
crawled under the stone. From some un-
known cause, il settled, crushing his head
in horrible manner.
The deceased was son OF Abraham and
Elmira Lougee and was born June /, 1860,
in Washington where he spent the earlier
part Of his life. He married Josie Little
of Chelsea, who, with five children, from
eight to sixteen years of age, survives him.
He had lived in Barre for twelve years,
where he had been employed as farm
hand, quarry man and wood sawyer. lie
was always faithful to his employers and
held his positions for long periods.
In his family he was kind and indul-
gent. AS friend and neighbour, he was
genial and obliging. His willingness to
lend a helping hand, his ready wit and
good nature will long be remembered by
all who knew him.
The funeral was held at hIs home in
Barre Monday, Rev. II. +. Lowe OF the NJ.
+. church officiating. There was large
attendance OF relatives and friends, and
the floral tributes were many and beauti-
full. Burial was in the family lot In high
land cemetery at Chelsea and was under
the auspices OF the Foresters OF America,
No. S. Of which order he was member.
+. &. b.
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The Diamond Cure.

The latest news from Paris Is that they
have discovered a diamond cure for con-
sumption. II you fear consumption or
pneumonia, il win. however, be best for
Won to take that great remedy mentioned
bv W. r.. MCGEE Of Nanleer, Tenn. 81 had
a cough for fourteen years. Nothing
helped me until took DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, which gave instant relief, and
effected q permanent cure. lnequalied
quick cure for throat and lung troubles.
Price SOC. and 81. Guaranteed. Trial
bottle free.
For sale by Drew 8 Leonard and F. Z
Bryan, Randolph.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

VIII Church is at work at the Maple
wood.
Miss Nina Goulett of Boston has been a
guest Of Mrs. w. A. Evans the past week.
Miss Blonde Seymour of Hyde Park is
here visiting her parents, Joseph Seymour
and wife.
Mrs. DeForrest and daughter OF New
York city are guests at the Old Homestead
for the summer.
Asa Hebard of White River junction
visited his father and mother at the Ran
dolph House Tuesday.
Carl Smith has just bought a gasolene
engine and expects to be able to fill his
silo and do much other work of that kind
with it.
w. f. Baker of New Haven, Conn.,, has
been visiting his brother, Rev. F. NJ.
Baker, the past week. He returned home
yesterday.
The Junior Epworth League OF the
Methodist church will have a lawn party
and ice cream and cake sale next week.
Look for posters for date, etc.
At Grace church next Sunday, the sixth
Sunday after Trinity, there will be cele-
bration of the Holy Communion at
o'clock, and evening prayer and sermon
at 3 o'clock. All are welcome.
c. w. Granger left home last week
Thursday, taking his valise and some
clothing. II is not known where he went,
but he said he didn't know as be should
ever come back. Nothing has been heard
OF him since he left.
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EAST GRANVILLE.

L.. L. and C. +. Dickerman were in
Montpelier Monday.
Rev. Wilson Stewart and Rev. Mr.. Hal
preached here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Tarbell OF South
Royalton visited relatives here Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mrs. Alden Braley and daughter, Love
of Crookson, Mimi, came Friday and are
visiting at Lucius Webb's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. Estabrook went tc
South Royalton Wednesday evening on
their return TO their home ia Massachu'
sets.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Estabrook and Mrs
T.. j. Handy visited their brother, Luke
Tarbell, in Mortified, slso their nieces
Mrs. L. w. Clark and Mrs. Arthur Wins
low
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II knew no one for four weeks when
was sick with typhoid and kidney
trouble writes Mrs. Annie Hunter OF
Pittsburg. Pa. land waen ] got better,
although had one Of the best doctors
could get, was bent double, and had %
rest my hands on my knees when !
walked From this terrible affection
Was rescued By Electric Bitters- which
restored my health and strength, and
now / can walk as straight g. ever. They
are simply wonderful" Guaranteed 20
cure stomach, liver and kidney disorders
Price soc.
For sale BY Drew & Leonard and F. +
Bryan, Randolph.
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Il you want to increase your siren -
you must add TO and not take ron ~
physical In other words, the iooa tnas
YOU eat must be digested, assiml iateg ~ ~
appropriated BY the nerves, biooa So
tissues before being expelled from 20 = y
testines. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Huu7 y
ne nhvsicsf II gives strength 10 and
builds up strength in the human system
Il is pleasant to the taste and palata oie'
and the only combination Of the dlgss-
tants that win digest the food and ehs9ls
the system to appropriate all OF rs hesii ~
and strength-giviDg qualities. SOFA y
+. E. Bryan, Randolph.
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vERsHIRE.

Iona and Ethel Fits are at home.
Mrs. swinyer has grandson from Bur
lington visiting her.
Mrs Al. Fuller OF Boston is visiting
in town. accompanied by her son.
Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Brown returned
nome saturday. Mrs. Brown has been
for some time With his mother.
The burial of Mrs. Asa Brown, mother
Of b. p. Brown OF this place, took place
Friday. july 21st Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
were formerly for many years residents
OF Vershire, aud here her chllurtn NeI VI,
horn and reared to honorable manhood.
She Vas a woman universally esteemed.
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Misunderstood.

"And do you like Wagner" asked
the young lady with the piano-hat
tened fingers.
Il don't know him." replied the
country aunt, bluntly.
"oh, just adore him! Why have
been several hours every day with
him for the last five years"
The country aunt held up her hands.
"Graciousi And aren't you married
yet?"-Chicago News.
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His Wife Guessed.

"Why am | like a pin?" asked Mr.
Jones. triumphantly. Of his wife. He
expected she was going to say Be
cause you are so sharp. and he was par
alyzed when she replied:
Because if you should get lost, II
wouldn't be worth while to spend time
looking for you. "--Tit-Bits.
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NORTH RANooLPH.

Miami, woodpecker and Cooley engines
ON time. SIPS. {. II. TAFT.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cone lost a very valuable
COW last week.
Clifford Taft and Harold went to Wash
ington with beef and pork one day last
week.
Drs. Newell and Ellis were called 10 see
Andrew Durkee, who met with a terrible
accident by being thrown from load Of
hay and striking on fork which pene-
trated the flesh three inches under the
ribs on the right side. He was otherw Use
hurt also. He is in a critical condition al
this writing.
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Visitor-Quite a neat little place
that one with the green shutters
Who lives there?
Host-That's Cooper's house he
lad a rich uncle who left him all his
money.
"oh! And whose is that magnid.
cent mansion over there?"
THAT belongs TO the lawyer who
settled up Cooper's uncle's affairs. -
Cassell's.
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q "a TO II a.
R..,,,b. The Kind You Rave Always Bought
'', .i L4NAzzNu


Mrs. V. |. Spear is quite sick and at
tended by DIR. Scott.
Mrs. w. n. Baldwin went TO Essex
Monday for a few days.
Among those who have lately put in
new separators are c. II. Holman ana Mr..
Rider.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Wilder OF Middlesex
visited at Mrs. Mary Woodward's the
first OF the week.
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Nonsuited.

Lawyer (angrilyl-The coats too
long, the waistcoat's too long; in fact,
the whole suits too long.
Tallor-Dear me, I'm so sorry; but
the fact is. thought that you lawyers
preferred long suits.-Ally Sloper
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MODERN EMBALMING
Ernest ]. Hewitt.
South RoyaIton, VT.
Peoples and New England Phones.
Probate Of VIII.
ESTATE or JAMES w. GABRIELLE.

STATE or VERMONT To- Probate Court held
KANpuLPH DISTRICT. -. a. Randolph iu and for
said District, on the 1ld day ~ July, A. D.
1905
Present. Hos WILLIAM NICHOLS. Judge
An INSTRUMENT purrurting % be- the last " lii
and testament uf James " Gabrielle. late % hau-
d0uh iu said District, decreased, being presented
o. the court by Susan g. Gabrielle, the eKecutrlA
therein named. for probate it H. ordered
bV said Court that an persons concerned therein
b. notified e. appear af session nf said Court
- be- held at the Probate ONCE ln Randolph on
the llfh daT ~ August A. ID. lsli aud show cause.
II any they may have. against the pulhata
~ said viii Cor which purpose 10 n further -
dered that 5 copy ~ TIE reeord ~ this order BE-
published three Wefks successivrly an tae
Herald and SeWs. printed a. Randolph, previous
ID said time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court Attest
1881 WILLIAM n. NICHOLS Judge.
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softeninr the BLOW.

His Wife preparing 10 go ouD-Do
look all right, John?
Her Husband-Sure. You look like a
chrome.
His Wife-Wretch. How dare you!
Her Husband-Now don't get fius-
trated, my dear. merely intended to
convey inference that you looked like
a picture that hadn't been painted See?
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
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Modest Expectation.

II suppose you expect some day to
be the hero of the hour.
No" answered the pessimistic mill
tary man. Not the hero of the hour.
The modern hero is lucky If his fame
lasts twenty minutes Washington
Star.
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Forced to Starve.

B.F. Leek OF Concord, KY, says;-"For
20 years suffered agonies with a sore on
my upper lip, so painful sometimes that
could not eat After vainly trying every
thing else, / cured it with Bucklen's Arm.
ca Salve." It's great for burns, cuts ana
wounds. Only 25c.
For sale by Drew q Leonard and f. e.
Rrvan Randol.lh
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Mrs. Neighbors-What's that awful
racket upstairs? Il sounds like a wild
Indian had broken loose.
Mrs. Bleachers- Oh, that's my hus-
band. He's rehearsing his baseball
abulary.-Cincinnat Enquirer
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Two Bottles Cured Him.

81 was troubled with kidney complaint
for about two years." writes A. IL. Davis
Of Mt. Sterling, Ia, shut two bottles o.
Foleyis Kidney Cure effected permanent
cure Sold BY Drew a Leonard, Ran
dolph.
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SUFFICIENT.

Magistrate-What reasons can you
give for thinking that this lady did
not intend to hit her husband when
she threw the flatiron at him?
Witness-Well she hit him, didn't
she?-Royal Magazine.
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His Escape.

Sentimental He-0h would | might
be at your side in this beautiful moon
light for ever.
Practical She-Well you might marry
me.
Sentimental He-Ie-yes-of course
-er; but | am afraid the moonlight
won't last.-Royal Magazine.
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Auction.

/ will sell at public auction at district
schoolhouse at Randolph Center on Satur-
day, Aug. 8, 1905, at O'Clock p. M, large
part of my household furniture, consist
ing Of chamber suits, beds and bedding,
tables, chairs, parlor and cook stoves
and various other articles, three cows, two
buggy wagons. II stormy, the following
Monday, same place and hour.
GEO. S. AND LYDIA DAY.
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Mrs. Minerva Smith Of Danville, III,
,.,rites Isl had bronchitis for twenty
years and never got relief until used
Foley's Honey and Tar which is a sure
eure''1 Sold by Drew 8 Leonard, Ran
dOlph.
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Didn't Count.

"You seem to have been very dis
courteous to that lady who just left
the store" said the foor-walker, re-
proylngly.
! ooh. that was only my wife, sir''
replied the CLERK. Yonkers Statesman.
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Bakers Goods.

From now until Oct LIST we shall handle
Vermont Baking Co.'s goods. Bread,
rolls, beans, doughnuts, pies, cake, cookies
fresh every other day. We also carry the
full line OF Kennedy's goods and the best
cheese money can buy.
F.H. ToTMAN.
P.s. Bought your fruit cans YETI Call
and see the "Leotric.n We have Il in
quart and pint sizes. Have just added an
"A /" line of whips.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Agate OF Boston are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID
Corliss.
Erving Slack and wife from Massachu-
sets are with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. r. Slack.
The show in Nights hall continues this
week, being now run by Munroe and Pc
core. actors, entertainments given
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
School in district No. II closed June 30.
Those having no marks were Bessie and
CLYDE Farnham, Hattie, Helen, Earl and
Carl Howe and Leon Folsom. Number OF
pupils, seven. Elsie f. Whitney was
teacher.
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Her opinion.

Mr.. Bashful latter years OF steady
calling lift | should pro-propose
TOTO anyone, what would you
think?
Miss Longwait-Td think the world
was coming To an end-N. Y. Weekly.