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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-28
RoxBuHY.

Harry Tilden was home from his school
in Barre over Sunday.
Mrs Lena Dickinson OF Woodstock Is a
guest OF her parents here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Nichols were at j.
w. Untiedt's in West Brookiield Sunday.
Misses Dyke and Rogers, teachers here,
visited at their homes IN Bethel over sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dickinson from the
West are visiting his father at Stanw il
ball
large number from here attended the
fair at Mortified, both Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Lillian Wetmore and Miss Hazel
returned to their home IN Leominster,
Mass, Monday.
Rev. G. Fl. Watt OF Barre supplied the
pulpit here Sunday. Rev. Mr. Stewart
was also here over Sunday.
Mr.. Mason and Mr.. Bancroft and family
started on their return trip TO their home
in Worcester Mass, Monday.
The |. o. G.. T. held meeting Saturday
evening. Mrs. o. ;. Wiley Of Barre was
present with word OF encouragement.
Officers were elected and installed and
several other items OF business transacted.
The lodge has not held meetings since
early in the spring but is in hopes TO con-
tinue them now and trusts that all inter
ested in the temperance cause will try and
enc ourage such an organization here.
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EAST BRAINTREE

Miss Avis Hill Of Stowe is visiting at X.
J. Fhnt's.
Little Harold Flint has been quite sick
for several days.
Orvis Thayer, who has been at Saratoga
at the United States hotel the past three
months, returned home Saturday.
J. c. Simonson, the blacksmith of East
Braintree, will accompany the pastor to
Braintree Hill next Sunday and give the
message.
Rev. j. 4. Urban's subject at East Brain
tree next Sunday morning Will be "Ihe
Nature, Spirituality and Use Of the Law, ?
Rom. z, 3.
Mrs. Susan Stokes went to Braintree
last Sunday to visit her brother-i in law.
Adds Stokes. From there she will 20 to
her home in Richmond.
Mrs. w. l.. Peavey spent last week in
East and South Randolph, visiting friends
and neighbors where She used to live.
Mr.. Peavey is in that vicinity running a
harvester.
Rollo, Evelyn and Earl Thayer went to
their home in Fitchburg, Mass, Saturday.
Roy was sick and unable to 90 and IS at
his grandfather's, I. A. Blanchard. He is
somewhat better at this writing.
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Baseball Season Closes.

sharon closed the baseball season at
Hartford, sept. 18th, being defeated to J..
4 game WIS arranged tor last Saturday on
the home grounds, but ID had 10 be can
celled, as several Of the players could not
play.
The season as q whole has been very
successful, and the boys take this way TO
thank the public for the way they have
supported the team, making il possible for
Sharon 10 put a ball team IN field, that il,
in class with teams II larger places.
The greatest draw back = the team was
not having a pitcher in town, but the
management was lucky TO secure Harding
and Grimes for short time each, and also
Wyatt, who pitched winning bail for
Sharon the first o. the season. Grimes
pitched and Won three OF the hardest
games Of the season, two from South Roy
alton and one from Bridgewater.
Below is the result Of games played and
an individual record OF the batting and
fielding OF each player during the season.
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Rochester News.
E. N. HARVEY. Local Editor.

Nathan Kirby has been quite sick with
measles.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Baker Sept. 21st.
X. 5. Morgan is at home from New York
eIty for few DAYS.
A. c. Stafford Of Rutland Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Wing.
4 Miss Luna Swlnyer returned from
Hayerhill, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. c. f. Townsend spent Sunday with
I Mr.. Townsend in Montpelier.
DR.. Alva Hoag Of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
called on friends here Saturday.
Miss Annie Ghedel spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in 6aysville.
John Udall Of Randolph is at work in
IL. IL. Cushman's store for few weeks.
Mrs. Lucinda Eaton OF Rutland is yis-
iting here, The guest Of Mrs. G. Shirley.
Mrs. Bennett OF Springfield, Mass, Is
visiting her niece, Mrs. ". e. Douglass.
Mrs Bert Allen and Miss Emma Moses
were in Randolph Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Melville, Pike and Wyatt OF
Cambridge are at E. L. Pierce's for two
weeks.
Miss Bessie MeCray entertained nearly
80 young ladies and gentlemen Friday
evening.
Truman Austin and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kerr were in Northfield last week to at
tend the far.
Mrs. Alma Ellis and Mrs. F. A. Kezer
are in Swanton this week attending the
w. {. i. u. convention.
Mrs. Henry Sparhawk OF St. Johnsbury
was the guest OF Mrs. Agnes Brown from
Saturday until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flint went TO
Middlebury Sunday. Mrs. Flint will re-
main week or ten days.
Miss Mary Briggs. who had been spend
ing the summer with her sister ~ New
ark, n. j., returned Friday.
Mrs. George o. Howe and Mrs. ID. ID.
Howe OF Randolph were guests OF Mrs.
Emily Stockweli few days last week.
]. r. Topper was in Penacook, n. H.,
Saturday and Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Frances Holden. Mrs. Upper spent sun
day with friends ia Bethel.
Miss Louise Lyman OF White River
Junction, George Lyman and Mrs. Hough
OF Reno, New, and Mrs. Rement OF SPRING
field, Mass, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
+. L. Pierce last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Axtell and their son
and daughter, Albert and Bessie, who have
been spending the summer with Mr..
Axtell's sister, Mrs. VIII Hubbard, left
here Monday for their home in Jackson
vile, Fla
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wlLLIAmsTowN.

Newell Farnham was IN Montpelier last
Friday.
Dan Daley went to ST. Adams Monday
to resume firing on the {. v. Ry.
Miss Effie Whitney is quite i'll at the
home Of her brother, Fred Whitney.
Mrs. james Kanally OF Montpelier visited
at Albert Martins last Friday night.
Luther Jackson has gone TO New York
to attend the Albany Business college.
A large number OF our townspeople at
tended Washington fair yesterday and to-
day.
Herbert Townsend and wife OF Platts-
burg, ~ ", visited at ID. Nj. Townsend's
last week,
Miss Grace Bacon, teacher in the village
school, visited at her home in Chelsea SAT-
urday and Sunday.
Eight members OF the w. r. Q. in town
attended district meeting Of that order in
Montpelier last Friday.
Mrs. Judson Seaver is i'll with measles at
the Gulf House. Miss Hittie Huntington
OF Washington has been caring for her.
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WEST HARrFoen

w. F. Bissonette i mov,..
10 West Lebanon, n. II. this Hesk
Mrs. Charles Adams of
on friends IN town Friday @s'pee esiss
Leland Doubleday Is home b.
stock for a weeks vacation. 'on WOOD
George Savage and bride s,.t-.
last week from their wedding TOM 1,ra hone
Our schools did not kss,. a.,
on account of the fair at Woossto.4tla ssasy
Anna Hazen was in onsebaa
TO attend the Sunday school ea ~. slels
George Densmore and wifi I, .'.,oa'
barnard recently visited at II as
Rev. Mr.. Cone began wo,k
mouth college last week. he Mn LAT.
only Sundays - . ben
The midweek prayer meetibes -.
saturday evenings instead u Ts5sMl 2
for the present. "elhesaay
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. snow {,
Brook spent Friday with their hii.aa
Mrs, K. G. Munsell. 4aush'st
Rev; Albert Watson and bride :, -
ford, J.: II, were guests at bis bro,t ~.
Dr. J. W. Watson, last week. e.as' {
hr. Preston o. Queehee disabls4
auto Sunday afternoon a. Il enfs,ss as
river bridge. }. II. Hazen. Jr - ss.- Z,
them home. A'itta
Mrs. ). L. Dimiek returned from A.
water last week, where she ~ se
caring for those sick with The measlss
o. +. Robinson's. q
stephen Warren died satgrdav :,
home OF his son, Lee, ia RandoIps as
remains were brought Monday Il
home here, where the funeral "a -
he had lived here over 40 years. H.
passed away three years aeo ~ y.
lived alone most Of the time since r.
in poor health, be went 10 Ranaoiss {
few weeks ago. lie was about n -.
old. 'sH
The remains OF Grace Root were broe4..
here for burial the 18th. She VA II.
only child OF Charles Root ~ Clarence.
\. II. Being ia training Tor nurss s.
went to Manchester TO care Tor 4 49,,
sick with dysentery, which disease +.
contracted. After sickness Of abost -
weeks, she passed away the l2th p Y.
Z3d year. She had lived here the grssis.
part Of her life. Her parents have n,
sympathy Of their many friends herr.
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EIEtpINa ANERAaEs-
EAST BETHEL

Remember the date Of the Worlds fair
at Tunbridge Oct. ?, 3 and I.
Henry Pelton is boarding at Mrs. Wills.
Mrs. George Harlow visited her mother
in Croydon, n. H., last week
K. II. Buck played with the Randolph
band at Northheld fair last week.
Miss Nettie Miner Of Croydon. y. H..
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Harlow.
Miss May Olmstead Of the r. 5. y. :.
visited Mrs. Nj. II. Fowler over Sunday.
Mrs Ann White 81 South Royalton (
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. a. Brewster.
Mrs. Della Dickerman OF Tunbridge was
with Mrs. +. &. Gould several DAYS last
week.
Albert Ainsworth and daughter az
Manchester, n. H., are visiting at Frank
Green's.
Mrs Mary White aud daughter and
Mrs. Marks 81 Royalton visited Mrs. q.
&. Gould recently.
The Ladies Social circle viii meet at
the church Friday, Oct 9Th, to finish
work and make arrangements for The
church fair.
Rev. and Mrs. A. \. Woodruff 81 Gro.
ton, called on Mrs. Laura A. Fowler and
daughter. Miss Edith, Monday. Mr..
Woodruff was former pastor here ana
dents.
Raymond Lyon is suffering from a
broken collar bone, which was broken
some ten days ago while playing at the
church sheds. He had the fracture sci
saturday, not knowing until then that
the bone was broken.
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Bethel Railway Crossings.

The selectmen Of Bethel have just re-
ceived from the State Board of Railroad
Commissioners their decree in regard to
the application Of the Central Vermont
Railway Go. for permission to locate and
construct a branch OF their railroad at
grade across certain highways in Bethel
and Royalton.
Il IS ordered IN this decree that grade
crossings may be constructed in Bethel
across the Robert Noble road. so called, the
road leading 10 the Woodbury. Co. shed)
and in the town OF Royalton at a point
nearly opposite the buildings OF r. b.
Southworth, and in the town OF Bethel
near tie dwelling Of James ID. Wheeler,
and again three grade crossings may be
constructed on the so-called quarry road,
the first near lands OF James d. Wheeler,
the second at a point near the boundary
lines between lands Of Lucy Benedict and
Henry DAVIS and the third at point near
lands of Henry Davis.
The decree further orders: "That in the
construction OF said highway crossings at
grade the Central Vermont Railway Co.
snail so construct and grade the approac hes
TO said crossings and said crossings as
to make them safe, convenient and
easy OF access to the travelling pub
lie, and shall bear the necessary expense
thereof, and that said crossings and the
approaches thereto shall be constructed in
such a manner SIS shall meet the approval
Of the railroad commissioners of the state
of Vermont
The most difficult OF these crossings is
the one located near the buildings OF f. b.
Southworth, in Royalton, near the Bethel
town line. The railroad crosses the high
way at the foot Of a steep rise in the high
way, the railroad forming very acute
angle with the highway. The steep rise is
on a solid ledge Of rock.
The engineer OF the railroad met Messrs.
Doyle, Benson and Black, the selectmen Of
the town Of Royalton, last week TO look
over this crossing.
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snARoN.

Remember the date OF the Worlds far
at Tunbridge Oct. 2, and 4.
Harlan Carpenter, dentist, will be at the
sharon House Monday, Oct. "a, Tor one
week.
Charlie Morse is improving.
II. Thurston is more comfortable.
sDoe. - Ryan is working for Erwin Rey-
nolas
Al. Morse has rented VIM. fuckers
wafer mill.
Mrs. Cory has moved back onto the farm
with her son.
Miss Lizzie Davis is working for Mrs.
VIM. Tucker.
Miss Lottie Reynolds attended the far
al Woodstock.
George Jenness visited at Z. A. Rey-
nOldsl recently.
Charles Barrett has purchased another
pair OF work horses.
George Drown has recovered from the
measles SO as 70 be out.
The steam mill shut down Wednesday
so the help could attend the fair.
Mrs. sarah Baxter returned from her
trip to Duxbury, Mass, last week.
shepard 4 Emmons ere taking a West
ern trip. to be absent two months.
Selaen Powers aud wife have finished
work for e. A. Mosher and moved TO Nor
wieh.
VIM. Morse was called home from his
work 10 Bemis, \. H., on account OF his
brothers illness.
Mrs. Vim. Badger returned TO her home
Thursday after spending several weeks
with her sister In Everett, Mass.
Minnie Parker came home Thursday to
care for Der mother, he is quite i'll with a
heart trouble from which she has suffered
for several years.
Erwin Reynolds went 20 Enfield, y. H..
Friday TO get 100 sheep, which he bought
IN Wilmot Flat. They were driven IS far
as Enfield, about half way, the day before.
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Probate OF VIII.
EsrATE oF aEaRaE b. ~

ESTATE OF GkoRGE n OsVVVNl
STATE or VERMONT, IN Probate c1arl as
aAsnoLru nIsrnfCr Is. SAT Randolph, ln ~.
said District, on the 18th day az septemhcr =
1908.
Present. Hos WmuAn IA NICHOLS, IaaEe
An instrument nurnnrtiRg O. he the 81
and testament 81 George "A. u&EU1lt ait e 81
dalph. in said District. deceastt, hetae ilt
Is the eaart hy Arthur q osgaad. tAg VI
nautar therein named, Tor probate q e
hr said Court that all persons cangefNth 49,
be notified t. appear 81 a session " 'lsA r., "
o. be held az the Probate onire in taHl3si -
the l0th day ~ September A. ID. lsla AA4 ~.
cause u any they NAV have. against the
90 said win for which purpose o. 4, iAit, h
dered that a copy ri the record Il thls ,ts
Published three weeks successfully y
Herald aud News. printed az Randolph, Fft''
TO said time appointed for hearing
hY the Court Attest; 49,
1855 WILLIAM H. NICHOLS sliAN
A true copy 90 record Attest - ada
WILLIAM Il. NICHOLS, aa'-,
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Probate Of Will
ESTATE OF JOHN FLANNEEN

ESTATE OF JOHN FLANNERN
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Cour. as
RASporrH DISTRICT, s. at Randolph f. M n
said District on the nth dag oi sePtemnHif
1895
Present. HON wM. n. NICHOLS, 3adse n
An Instrument. uurportinE Go Pc me 1890
and Testament uf John Flannergs Aste ffaf
field, IN said district. deceased hetIe ft5g|ar
o. the court hy !. W. Pgrmcmfef ~ Wi -5I-t
thereof for prohates II o. ordered h9 'tE4 y .es8
that an persons concerned therein r#I e.
t. appear AZ u session 0f said Aoufl z" IA NV
the Fruhafe Office IN Randolph. On tht va
~ October A. ID 1895, ana show nAl1t5 MI.
they may have, against she Probate u tt7t s
for which purpose IL Is further oratt -iI5shss
capv al The record 81 this order o. nj
three weeks snccasslvelv Pc she hsE3i9 +5rs
News, printed al Randolph, previous % sA'
appointed for hearing.
By the Court: Attest -f,gqa rufre.
a true copy Of record. Aties.F5, f44se.
lsss WILLIAM IL. NICHOLS 49,
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Cheney Gets Verdict for $3.50.

The county court case OF Henry G..
Cheney against the Northteld Savings
bank took the attention OF the Rutland
county court several days last week. The
case was OF considerable interest to many
in this vicinity, as Mr.. Cheney is well
known here, being the son of Moses
Cheney, the noted music teacher formerly
living in Barnard. John keleher and
Bert Rogers were summoned from here as
witnesses.
The case was given to the jury Friday at
3:i5., the charge OF the judge taking
nearly an hour to deliver. At 4:45 p. m.
the Jury returned verdict for MIR. Cheney
to recover 1890 and his costs.
The suit was a very peculiar one, being
in trover for some bonds amounting to
about 5000 deposited by Cheney in the
bank for safe keeping in 1882. He called
at the bank at different times and got the
interest coupons, but when he demanded
the bonds in 1903 the bank refused to give
them up, claiming that there were no
bonds at the bank belonging TO Cheney.
Search was made, however, and one bond
was found, but the oiiic ais refused to
give il up. Andrew +. Denny, the presi-
stand that the bonds were held as coilat-
eral security for loans to Henry {. Cham
berlin, uncle OF Mr.. Cheney.
The charge OF the judge contained full
explanations OF the law as applied to the
liza billty Of a bank receiving bonds for
safe keeping in the manner in which these
bonds were received and of the applica-
ton of the statute OF limitations.
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- Eindinn Monev-

Finding health is like finding money so
think those who are sick. When you have
a cough, cold, sore throat or chest irrita-
ton, better act promptly like w G. Barber
Of Sandy Level, Va. He says sd had a
terrible chest trouble, caused BY smoke
and coal dust on my lungs; but, after find
ing no relief in other remedies, ] was cured
By DR.. Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption, Coughs and Colds.n Greatest
sale OF any cough or lung medicine in the
world. soc. aud 81; guaranteed. Trial
bottle free.
For sale by Drew & Leonard and F. E..
Bryan, Randolph.
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pI1rSElELn.

Mrs. Ed. Longley was in Bethel Mon
day.
Mrs. Burger returned to her home in
Boston Friday.
Miss Pearl Nose has returned to her
home in Saratoga, n. Y.
Miss Laura Vose OF Rutland is spending
a few days at the Nose House.
Mrs. II. g. Ranney and son, Jonathan,
were in Rutland the first of the week
Rockwell Allen and wife OF Charles
town, Mass, visited his brother, G. T..
Allen, last week.
DIR. G. w. Brigham and wife spent two
weeks in Springfield recently, the guests
OF their son, DR.. f. l.. Brigham.
Mrs. Laura KeZer Of Rochester and Mrs.
Galen Fish and daughter, Winona, Of
Stock bridge were in town Saturday.
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BETHEL oiLEAp.

win Stewart returned to New YORK "a,
Monday.
Clarence bearing has moved bis fap8r
to the Albert Barnes farm
Mrs. Ella Granger has sold her pas5.ibs
engine 20 Harley Shepard Of Rochester
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dana Marsh 81 Haneas
were at her parents, Mr., and Mrs jams
Riley, the first 81 the week
The many friends OF Mr.. and M.
Charles Dustin congratulate them On tas
arrival OF fine girl baby the 10Th
Mr. and Mrs &. II. Smith and daugh,a.
Ethel, Of Brookhela were guests 81 Nf
and Mrs. Wills over Saturday and 3undar.
John Heath and Ira Carpenter o. Broak.
field were IN this vicinity last Thursdy.
purchasing four cows OF James Riley aha
four Of c. T.. Pope.
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BETHEL 'IYMPUs.

Ernest Dustin has been quite sick with
measles the past week.
Mrs. Cooke OF Alstead. n. H., is visiting
her son, J. II. BecSwith.
The ". G. +. U. will meet with Mrs. C..
Z. Noble Friday, Sept 29, at ESQ.
j. w. Buttles Of Hancock was at his
brothers, 3. A. Buttles, a few days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baker of Stock
bridge visited at 5. A. Bowen's the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chatfield Of Stock
bridge visited her sister, Mrs. A. H. Swan,
several days last week.
The meetings at the church viii be con-
tinued through this week except Monday
and Saturday evenings. Rev. W. l.. Doug
lass Of Rochester will assist Rev. j. w.
Miller.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Petition for Divorce.
STELLA D.. FOSTER STEWART vs. cARI ii
STEWART
sIafa ~ Nrrnnnf

HAEA All
state % Vermont.
Orange County S.
IN County Court, neeemher Terra lsl
where's, stella 81 Stewart ~ orHEe H Ht
Coaaty Of oranEe, has this dag nitt d tie ass-
~ the CLERK ~ said Court her libel Cor afNe
against Carl "a stewart once ~ Barre eltF, e fta
county 20 Washington and sfH&a q NefmaEf
setting forth ln substance thaf sbe aas hHts
married D. the raid Carl II. Stewart a Bsua aiE
iH the Cuanty oi Washington and stAts z Nst
mont. on the afth naF - August A. u 1881 taai
she On her part bad faithfully kept ihe msffaass
covenant, and performed al the duties aEfff
TALKING thereto hut that the said iheIles aa ta
part asd Dot kept the marriage covenant hpi ID
Violated the same Tor thar fnr said lihefe 6a'
iuE said cuycrturr had treated The NhelaHi e.il
lntolrrahle severity for three consecutive yelH
had uiliuNy deserted the Abcilaui being q 90
client Pscuul2ry and physical ability haA. aiitas.
cause grossly, Wantonty and cruelty ft.asrl e
thc hbcliaut aud praying that, ior the laa'ta
aforesaid, the Court would grant her Afa
from the said Carl a. stewart
and whereas, d. o. made O. appeaf thai
said Carl a. stewart resides and l. elta e &C
state where service ~ the process ~ thts la-H
paunni be- made upon bin, therefore Is u afaeie
that the said Car a. stewart be ElYen apigt
the pcu1eucy " aid libel. given 1piHrtpalg
make defence therein and summoned D. apltA
and make answer thereto before tht hHao.s
County Court next 60 Dc held at chelsea ~,
Hud Ter the tuuHtY ~ orange ana Stay
Vermont. on the nrst "Wednesday afer ~ "a.
Furrdav in December, A. ID. taei, hy Huh
~ she substance u said litnl Together 0tta
order in thc Herald and Nuws, z weekly Hea
papef published st Randolph. n the taelN
Orange. three weeks suctrssiFFiyt tht Est
which publications shall be Of ieast sth 49,
prior o. the said arst Wcdns sslay aiter 70
Tuesday tee December, A. q. aaNa. HHltA sea-
deemed sufficient notice 60 the said HhrAee
Given under ms hAnd af chelsea Ia the A"s4
e oraage this 18th day Of seRi ,,fis 3FrFRY
Harvey Harvey and Harvey, Attorney Tor 1'
Liheiiaut.
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ESTATE OF CAROLINE g tfH 80 ne
The undersigned. having been app2 as.l.sf 81
Honorable Probate Court tuf ~ .ss4ie.a De
Randolph commissioners 60 81 r.as1as
sasainsf Caroline C Upham, late % 4tss fbsf
said district deceased, hereby 5i-{re ard
we wiu meet Tor the purpose ~ -tagss stare
DtccnIher q0ih 1895. from ] p'clocA go at
O'Clock D. m. af said Day 1890 q
months FROM the sth day oi ~ t,t.,5rt f,1r -
tsi5 is the time limited bN 7ats II D. ca
sreditT-s Il nre-ent their claims
examination and allowance. -, 49, 81 seIir
Dated al Brookheid. this latA ny
T. A. CLARK. 3 6omrs
lees + p. LAMsQNi ',ass,rs
Lucy NJ Partridge, Mary &. lfl'4n'
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NORTH RoYALToN.

Lucien Edison IS spending a few DAYS A.
Mrs. Mary W hite's.
r. z Mills had the misfortune ID fns
one q his cows badly injured IA bis
pasture last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richmond 81 North
field and Miss Barrows Of Windsor were
guests at Henry buttons last week.
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Attacked Rx a Mon

and beaten, in a labor riot, until covered
with sores, a Chicago street car conductor
applied Bucklen's Arniea Salve and was
soon sound and well. II use it in my
family" writes G.. J. Welch of Tekonsha,
For sale BY Drew & Leonard and F. E.
Bryan, Randolph
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Numerous md Worthless.

Everything is in the name when ii
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. +. G. De-
Witt q Co. OF Chicago discovered some
years ago how to make a salve from Witch
Hazel that is a specific for piles For
blind, bleeding, itching and protruding
piles, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises and all
skin diseases DeWitt's Salve has no equal
This has given rise TO numerous worthless
counterfeits. Ask for DeWitt's-the gem
uine. Sold by T. r. Bryan, Randolph
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LILLIEvILLE.

Chris Noble had gang Of men to fill
his silo last week.
Cecil Wsshburn is at work for Amos
Leavitt this week.
Rev. Mr.. Stott Of Pittsfield and Rev.
j. Wesley Miller were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Il. Rogers Of Sunshine Home last
week Wednesday.
a suspicious looking tramp called for a
lunch last week Wednesday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Rogers. He gave
his name a. John Gardner and said he
vas on his way TO Rutland. He was seen
the night before going into Bethel by way
Of Camp brook.