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Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20
JU BILaTE,

Once more, once more. o dawning skies, the
Easter glory breaks,
Once more from sleep the dreaming earth to
conscious beauty wakes.
The snOwdrop and the violet blue peep from
their beds Of clay.
As if in thankfulness for this their resur-
rection day.
Once more. . blessed Easter morn, q prom
ise fair you bring.
It's folded in each leaf and bud, that
decks the garb of spring;
Lach tiny blade Of waving grass that bends
beneath our feet,
Each tendri on the growing vine reveals
the secret sweet
1t smiles in every twinklins star that glows
with Sllvery light,
And glistens in each drop Of dew that gems
the breast of night:
The bluebird sings it in his song, and tells
it TO the bee
The babbling broOket bears II on and
breathes it to the sea.
What is 1t. then. the promise which the
Easter morning holds:
w nat Is the secret that the spring TO bud
and leaf unfOlds:
Inc answer comes. In whispers low, soft
as the ring doves COO
The earth, set free from winters thrall,
shall soon be born anew!
The golden robin soon will sing his paean to
the year;
The butterfly on amber wing, VIII soon
come futtering near
Soon will the lily Of the vale. with chime
Of mimic bells,
Ring In and out the golden hours in sylvan
hooks and dels.
The Wild wood roses soon will grace their
favored haunts once more
Inc coiumbine will faunt and tlirt, in
the days of yore;
The rustlng cornfields will unsheathe once
more their emerald swords.
And stand like plumed knights in rank, to
guard their golden hordes.
And to our hearts. 0 Eastern morn, a pre-
ciOus hope you bring
The promise of immortal life IS symboled
in the spring;
Oh, may lind, through faith, the gates
to that eternal day,
When from our lives an angel hand shall
roll the stone away,
-Woman's Home Companion
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20
Fifty Years Acc.

The first dental clinic in Germany
was established.
The ship canal at st. Mary's Mich,
was opened.
Broussa, in Asia Minor, was visited
by earthquake, and all wooden build
ings destroyed by fire.
The system of registered letters was
introduced in the United States postal
service.
The prohibitory bill Of Pennsylvania
was signed by the Governor and be-
came law.
The United States gave twelve
months notice 10 Denmark of its in
tention to terminate the treaty of 1896,
by which the payment of sound dues
was recognized.
The depot of the New York and Erie
Railroad at Jersey City, with several
passenger and freight cars, was de-
stroyed by fire.
The church tenure bill, putting the
property of all religious denominations
in the hands OF trustees. was signed by
the Governor Of New York.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20
One Hundred Years AGO.

Fifty-four thousand troops stationed
along the coast of France We're ordered
to the borders of Italy.
Beethoven's "Fidelio,' with the LIE
more overture, was produced in vi
emma.
The Bey of Algiers declared wal
against Spain.
Lord Nelson's squadron arrived al
Palermo in pursuit of the French
Lieut.. L. NJ. Pike was ordered by the
governor of Louisiana to proceed to
Minnesota and expel all British traders
from that territory,
Russia joined the coalition against
France.
Russia established an embassy at
Pekin, China.
Aaron Burr arrived at Blennerhas
sets Island, in the Ohio.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20

ted earth to earth. laying TO rest loved
ones who had gone away from our homes
to the Fathers home on high. Memories
tender. pure, and holy fill our hearts on
Easter day.
But it is also a day of prophecy. We
see the grass springing up; we see the
swelling buds on the trees, we see, even
in the very cemeteries, the early flowers
lifting their fragrant spikes of bloom
toward the April sky. The warm rays
of the sun have called them from their
winters sleep. So on Easter day We
may look forward to the time when tho
Savior shall awaken and call forth to
new life those whom we in faith have
laid 10 rest Yes. Easter is the day
of hope; the day when faith feels a new
triumph. when the immortal within us
asserts itself. and we lay hold on things
not seen with frmer grasp.
To all believers Easter is day Of
gladnpss. faith and hope. But to those
especially who, since last Easter day,
have laid loved ones to rest the message
of the day should come with comforting
and sustaining power. Christ is risen,
and we. too. shall rise. The night Of
death shall pass away and the eternal
morning shall dawn. The lively hope"
Will not be put TO shame. He who re-
stored to the widow of Main her only
son. and who reunited the broken fam
lily at Bethany. shall also bring together
once more the hearts that loved each
other i'll the Lord here on earth. He
lives to-day. and from His shining throne
looks down in love and mercy on His
sorrowing children on earth. Over that
love 10 change can come.
The tomb is empty: SO erelong shall be
The toubS Of all who In this Christ re-
pose;
They died with Him who died upon the
tree.
They live and rise with Him who lived
and rose.
The MOravian.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20
SeveRty-five Years Ago.

Oxen We're used for the first time on
the Santa Fe trail.
The King Of Spain issued decree
aboliShing the operation Of the Salic
law in the succession 10 the Spanish
monarchy.
President Bustamente. Of Mexico,
forbade further immigration from the
United States.
Ohio was the fourth State in popula-
ton in the United States.
Seven persons were burned 10 death
in a lodging house fire i'll London.
The first omnibus used as a public
conveyance in New York began its trip
through the city.
The Bank of England lost fS60,0OO
by Fauntleroy's forgeries.
President Jackson at public dinner
in Washington gave the following
toast: Our federal union: it must be
preserved" Vice President Calhoun
responded: Liberty dearer than
union"
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20

Another revolution is threatened in
Guatemala.
1t will require months to reorganize
the Russian army.
The relations between Norway and
Sweden are strained.
Gen. Rennenkampff is reported to have
lost three-fourths of his force.
There have been 31S,721 deaths from
bubonic plague in India since Jan. 1.
The Russian government is consider
ing Il plan to enforce compulsory educa-
ton.
Russian rcvolutionistS have passed
sentence Of death on thirty high person
ages.
Mexican silver mine owners will petit
ton the government for relief from tax
alton.
Colombia is making efforts to re-estab-
lish cordial relations with the United
States.
Germany has protested against Tur-
KEY placing orders for arms with French
gun factories.
Negotiations for a japanese loan of
S150, 100000 have been successfully con-
Guided in London.
Saltillo. Mexico, experienced two dis
tinct earthquake shocks of about FIVE
seconds duration each.
Otto Schick, German. has invented
a massive wheel that will prevent the
rolling of vessels in storms at sea.
The Russian government has abandon
ed the compulsory teaching of the Rus
sian language in schools in Poland
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20

order has extended into China and
Japan; in the latter country ten differ
ent denominations are united in the as
ISOLATION. the Presbyterians leading. In
dia has over 800 societies: there is one in
Jerusalem; the Armenian Christians
have taken it up: Persia reports forty
associations; Syria twenty, Korea about
q dozen, and they are scattered here and
there throughout Africa wherever mis-
siOnary efforts have extended. It is
firmly rooted in Australia, and last year
the junior rally in Melbourne called to-
gethcr 10000 boys and girls with their
fathers and mothers. OF the European
countries. Germany is the one in which
the order has thrven most aboundingly,
but it shows gratifying signs of healthy
and vigorous growth everywhere.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20
Forty Years Ago.

Mobile was evacuated by the Con
federateS.
The testimony in the so-called Chi
cago conspiracy trial before military
court at Cincinnati closed.
Henry S. Foote, Confederate Sena-
tor arrived in New York from Europe,
travelling steerage 10 avoid detection,
but was arrested.
Lynchburg surrendered to Union
scouting party; Selma, Ala, and Mont
gomery were reported in Union hands.
Gen. Robert z. Lee, at Appomattox,
surrendered the Confederate army of
North Virginia to Gen. Grant ON the
terms proposed by the latter.
A jubilee celebration was being held
in every city of the North because Of
the surrender of Lee and the apparent
end Of the war
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20

says that was one
of the most prosper
Gus years. 1t has
thriven amazingly
during its compare
lively short career
and now has %. 321
societies all told,
with an aggregate
membership of g.
919,G0O. In Europe
the number of So
cieties doubled last
year. and there are
now about 800. The
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20
News of Minor Note.

4 son was born to Mrs. J. G. W.
Beckham. wife Of the Governor Of Ken
fucky.
Bids have been called for for moving
the town Of Sulphur, l. T., bodily to its
new site.
Frank c. Marin. promoter, once
living in Chicago as Col. Franklin Stone.
is an alleged fugitive from Philadelphia.
Fire destroyed the car barn Of the
Camden ard Suburban Railway Com
pany in Camden, n. j., the loss being
$4,000.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20
ON EASIER DAY.

ASTER is n day Of
memories. 1t leads
the thoughtful soul
back to the empty.
sepulcher in which
tender and loving
hands had laid the
blessed body of our
holy Redeemer. 1t
leads, also, many Of
our souls back to
the day when We
stood by open
graves and commit
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20
Casters Variable Date.

Easter may come ~ early as March
90 or as late as April %. In 1918 it fell
on March 90 and in 1856 on April %.
1t will not come again this century or
in the twentieth on March 90, but in 1913
it will fall on April %.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20
SOClETYS GREAT GROWTH.

Has Nearly Four Million Members.
The Young Peoples Society for Chris
tan Endeavor was % years old in 1904,
and its founder, Rev. DR.. +. T.. Clark,
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20
WAR DURING WEEK.
NO THING DOING OF LATE IN
MANCHURiA.

Since the Retreat from Mukdcn Diff
entities Cor the Rassiana Have In
creased - Worlds Eyes Conferred on
the EIccts-Czar's Troubles AT Home.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20
a Study in COlnrs

Mamma-What did you say. Bobby?
Bobby-Did this pink candy rabbit
Law these pink candy eggs?
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20
...The...
EASTER LILIES
~~N%~~N~%N

~ RUNETTA ROTH burst uncere-
tx mOniously into her friends room.
- Mary" she cried, is it posi-
le YOU have refused CHRISTOPHER Pat
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-20

Love scarce is love that never knows
The sweetness of fOrgiving"
They passed out together into the bril-
lance of the Sabbath morning.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
WEST FAlRLEE.

George S. Pierce and Mrs. Kate Bixby
were married last week.
Mrs. Glough IS quite III again, and has
been Obliged TO give up work.
Mrs. John Bean has returned from her
visit in Boston aud Lebanon, n. II.
Sarah Dearborn went to Chelsea last
Monday, returning Friday morning.
DR.. o. NJ Rice is expected here this
week, but the storm may prevent his CONE
ing.
Mrs. Hathaway has gone to Corinth TO
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
u, l., Smith.
Mrs Charles Whitcomb is expecting to
go to New London, Conn, soon, 70 stay
during the winter.
Mrs Clark Smith was called to New
Hampshire again last week to visit her
sister, who was sick and failing fast.
The Rev. Mr. Wells OF Thetford Center
occupied the pulpit last Sunday and Will
preach once in two weeks during the
winter.
The officers Of the town library met at
T. f. Dudley's last Saturday evening 70
transact business. Some new books ere to
be bought, which will BE great pleasure
to the patrons Of the library, which is do
ing finely.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
NORTH ruNHRIpos.

Mrs. John West is at present quite
feeble.
Geo. W. Durkee expects to occupy the
Free Baptist parsonage buildings this
winter.
Henry Grant has his building moved
and placed over the cellar preparatory for
dwelling house
Merritt Partridge and wife, with four
children from Mortified, are visiting his
aunt, Mrs II. A. Smith.
The promenade held in Wight's hall
last Friday evening WIS very well attended
and q good time was had.
There will be a Christmas entertain
ment here with appropriate exercises
which will b. held Friday evening. Dec. p.
o. r. Slack has rented his farm to Chss
French, who soon takes possession. Mr..
Slack Intends 60 spend the winter among
his children.
A. e. Adams has men cutting Iuu Der on
his wood lot from which be Is Intending
% build a large barn at bis place the COM
ing summer.
Mrs A. III. Colby was taken suddenly
by and fears were entertained Of Ia shock.
AZ last report she was recovering, the
shock having been ayerlsd.
While G.. 3. Smith was standing on
ladder 10 saw limb from tree. il broke
under him, letting him fan on the frozen
ground So e. to break or fracture the
bone Of his elbow.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
coRiRTH.

William Taplin Is quite III.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robbie is very i'll with
iaundice.
Hon. q. G. Sargent is confined to the bed
with grip and asthma.
Preparations are being made for Christ
mas exercises st the Center church.
Nearly 80 couples attended the dance al
Cookville hall last Thursday evening.
school began at the academy Monday
with Sidney G. Harding as principal and
Lillian Demar assistant.
Frances Blaisdell and Ida Washburn are
teaching at West fopsham village and
Helene Taplin at East Iopsham.
raplin Hill school is not in session this
week, as The teacher, Mabel Hutchinson,
was called to her home ia East Orange by
the death and funeral 81 her father, Gle
man Hutchinson. He had been IN poor
health for several months.
CLYDE Blake on East Orange Is boarding
al Grenyille Powers and attending school.
John Hodge bosrds at Herbert Hodge S.
Jesse and Herbert Virgins, Ohio VIII
liams and Scott Remission from West
Corinth drive to and from each day
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
Posi- MILLS

John McLary, the miller, smiles now.
it is girl, born Dec. I'd.
Guy Colby has given up his work at
Lakeport, n. H., and returned home.
Mrs z. W. Kibbey has finished work
for lenas Knight and has returned home.
Mrs Geo. Turner is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs Henry Gilman, at Montague
City, Mass.
II. j. Davidson had the misfortune to
iniure one of his horses, "Pat." in the
woods last Saturday, but it is hoped not
seriously.
DIR. VIII Smith and wife, Edward Dodge
and wife, Arthur Burr and wife spent
Thanksgiving at their old homes here
with their parents and friends.
The body OF Mrs. 0. S. Titus, who died
at Wilder, was brought here for burial by
the side Of her children gone before. She
formerly lived at West tairlee Center, VT.
The following officers were elected at the
business meeting of the Q. T.. society,"
President, DR.. j. Is. Allen; vice president,
y. a. Adams; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. K. II. Hatch.
III. II. Southworth lost one OF his best
team horses last week, the horse getting
10 Sc 10 the barn and in some way got on
to pitchfork and ran the tines into his
body, causing his death in few hours.
II. H. Southworth has recently pur-
chased Of Mrs. w. A Dodge her farm Sit
uated in this village on Lake street, one
OF the finest farms and buildings in thus
vicinity. Mrs Dodge sold her personal
property at auction Dec. 9. The sale was
well attended. he will give possession
OF her house April LIST
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
BETHEL oILEAD.

Oscar Kemp has finished work Tor Ed
Church.
Mrs. David Owen and Laurel Spooner
are on the sick list.
Little Alice Flint returned home with
her grandmother on Sunday.
We are glad 10 welcome the new phones
on the line, at Nelson and Aaron Bowen s..
Sidney Powers has rented and taken
possession OF the Selden Tewksbury tene-
ment.
Mrs. Markham was called to Gaysville
last Friday BY the death OF her daughter,
Mrs. Grace Flint.
The ladies Of the NJ. Z. church are to
hold box social With Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Williams Friday evening OF this
week. A cordial invitation is extended TO
all.
Mrs. Lewis Bundy died last Sunday
morning after an illness OF about three
weeks. She had been IN poor health a
long time bot was a very patient sufferer,
a faithful wife and kind neighbor. The
funeral services were held Tuesday at 10
O'Clock. Rev. j. Wesley Miller OF Gays
VILE officiating; interment IN tLympus
cemetery. She was born IN Ireland IN
1910. She left a husband, brother,
James Riley, OF Hancock and two sisters.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
NORTH RANooIpn

Miami Woodpecker and Cooley -.
on time, s125. c. II Taglaa
Wood choppers wanted to cut a
iour-foot wood. VIII pay 81 per e ~ 20
in good shape. G. n nv ca
James Hamblin is on the sick ia
Hobart Peck has a telephone =.
Peoples line. " y
Ed. Royce has moved to Mr.. stay.-
the Lewis house.
ID. +. Sargent was in Chelsea Ia g;.,.
daughter last week. =
Herbert Bean has moved to tia
just vacated by Mr.. Wells. u'-s
Fay Wells spent Sunday at lis h..-
Randolph. Walter Hambltp 49,
place in the creamery. =
Mrs. Kate Parmalee of Boston bss
to care for her mother, Mrs. b. b Nh
ton, who is sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. II. w. Downing and babv a..
turned to their home IN Washington ~ :.
staying with her parents, Mr.. an w
{. IL. Taft, since Thanksgiving. -
About 80 friends and neighb5rs gsts !,
ct the home Of Mrs. J. b. DuFFea y;
passed pleasant evening in playing g.s-. =.
and being treated to refreshments,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
aTRAEFoRp.
WANTED Hides, skins and furs. High
est cash price paid.

/
BYRON BERRY, Chelsea.
Oscar Norris is at work at Copperas hill.
Prank West is working al Copperas hill.
William Patterson was in Hanover Sat-
urday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. i. L. Udal went to Hart
/ ford recently.
DR.. Robert HazeIton of Lebanon was in
town recently.
Mrs. Henry Fulton and Mrs. II. @. Fox
were IN Chelsea Friday.
DR.. Gustia eff Union Village visited
patients in town Friday.
W. r.. sanboru returned Friday from a
visit 70 Greenfield Mass.
Mrs. 4. p. HazaltOn and Mrs. Byron
i Ross we're in South Royalton Friday.
frank Brown went last week Tuesday to
county court at Chelsea as petit juror.
I Cleaves Crane has secured the shop for
iuse while painting wagons ans sleighs.
+ Cattle buyers recently purchased drove
Of about fifteen COWS from parties IN town.
Sir. and Mrs. Wilbur scribner recently
attended the state convocation OF 7. OF H.
at Montpelier.
II. G. silloway drives a stage to South
ELEhH0Eu NA0nuhA EhahAAkH AbA tAH dAN1tL-
mediation OF those who wish to attend the
singing school.
Mrs Richard Bacon, who had been vis-
ting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. j..
Eastman. returned saturday 10 her home
in North Charleston, n. ii.
John Darling returned last week
Wednesday from a visit to Washington,
ID. c., having visited many places Of inter-
est in that city as the guest OF j. $. Nor
rill.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, worthy master Of the
Grange at Norwich, ana Mr.. Hagan, who
holds a similar Office in the Grange at
Hartford, were recent guests OF Stafford
Grange.
The 'slibrary social" held Thursday
evening at the parsonage was the occasion
of much enjoyment on the part of those
who attended Each one reprg scented the
name OF book, the guessing of which
occupied some time and made much sport.
Later nj the evening, refreshments were
served. The proceeds will 90 toward the
establishing OF a fund for the repair Of the
interior Of the church.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
SOUTH sTockRRIpGE.

C0o. Chedel Of Randolph was in Notown
FRIDAY
Mrs. Kate Underwood OF Lawrence,
Mts !. came last Saturday 70 attend the
Euntral Of Mrs. Flint and visit her aged
mother.
Win. 1. Jones was in Pittsfield Sunday
TO carry Mabel Annis. She has gone to
~ e Raaney's to work for her board and
attend school.
VIII Flint has gone 10 his home and
trained nurse has come TO care for the
Finn that i having relapse Of typhoid
fever in Notown.
WBs. l. Jones had the misfortune TO
get piece Of steel in hts eye last week IL
necessitated his calling in DR., Fletcher to
remoFe u. He had 10 stay indoors for
Few d4va.
Ofison Whit AMI daughter, Dora, went
10 Heid Monday To have some dem
listrE wp < done BY DIR Dalrymple Of
Rutland. Dora will spend the week with
Erituos there.
MIS- Grace tMaxham) Flint, wife Of
Henry Flint, passed away Wednesday,
Dcc &, after an illness Of only four days
Erou d shock followed by rheumatism Of
Tho heart. She left a husband and four
small children besides many near rela-
tires and friends To mourn her loss. She
~ ~ .mUch beloved By all who knew her,
as she was 81 very cheerful spirit. Her
EuHcfsl was held Saturday at o'clock at
tht % q. church on Stony Brook, Rev.
J. NJ Miller officiating. lnterment was
tp Nj Pleasant cemetery.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
BARNARD.

Fred Fairbanks is chopping for Austin
Ward.
Bert Bridge is working at the Bradlaugh
stables.
DR.. Hubbard was in Burlington the hrst
OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thayer went to
Pittsfield last Friday.
John A. Moore has received an appoint-
ment as notary public.
p b. Hadley and family went to Marion
Mass, for the winter Monday.
There will be a sociable at Dir. Slmp-
sons Dec. Is An are invited, ana ladies'
please bring cake.
Silver Lake has commenced to furnish
sport for the winter. Horses were eAef-
cised there last week.
Petit jurors drawn from Barnard We're
Charles Badger Alfred Abbott, John a,
Moore and W. VI. webb. Moore Aboolt
and Badger were excused from serving.
Miss Stackpole has a John NJ. Wilkes
colt that she has broken herself and drives
10 Bethel and the creamery. Friday morn
ing, she took IN young lady friend on
her way home. Stopping at netghbor s.
she left the horse III charge OF her friend,
when he became frightened at the sudden
starting of a gasoline engine, tipped the
sleigh over and was not stopped until the
sleigh was demolished.
Fred Buck was taken sick about two
weeks ago with what finally deyel ped
into typhoid fever. He gradually grew
worse and passed away last Thursday.
The funeral was held at his late residence
Saturday afternoon. lnterment was at
the North cemetery. The bearers were
W. T. Davis and Mr.. Dickinson OF Wood
stock, Frank Wood of Waterbury and A..
A. Hadley. A. Lee Cady Of Bethel directed
the funeral
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
WEST HARTFORD.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drown Of Sharon
spent Sunday in town.
Governor Bell was in town Monday
evening and formed q Grange.
Alec Joyce aud wife Of sharon recently
spent a day with friends here.
Remember the Ladies' Aid sale and
social Thursday afternoon and evening.
There will be a Coristmas tree at the
church Monday evening, Dec. 18th.
Charles Harrington 81 Sharon has been
very sick the past week at his sons, Her
bert.
Charles Walbridge o. Plymouth, n H.,
visited bis sister, Mrs. Elmer Barrows,
last week.
A. 1. Morse has bought out ). J. Davis
interest IN the lumber JOB and takes pos
session the 18th.
Mrs Diantha Childs 81 Manchester. Il.
IL, was called here by the illness Of her
brother, Mr. Harrington.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-14
EAsT RoxRuRY.

George Knowles killed two-year-o9i
heiter last week which was badly affected
with tuberculosis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Steele and hilS
daughter from Bethel were guests 81 2
L. Howe's last week.
Elder and Mrs. George Temple iTol
Newbury were guests at Elder We
Boyee's last week. Mr.. Temple preachea
here Sunday.
Henry Webster, who fell from tree
distance Of about . feet last week saa-
day, was moved home last Thursday.