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The catalog Houses.

Don't worry too much about the YAM
kee cheating himself.
A pair Of Sears & Roebuek overshoes are
just as good as any others IL they wear
just as long, even though they cost so or
Zoe. less.
Sugar at si.45 per hundred will sweeten
just as much as the same brand at &c. per
pound.
Rice tastes Just as good at from one to
four cents of as when we pay the usual
retail price.
John {. and Montgomery Ward do not
contribute TO local charities, neither do we
pay any of their bad debts.
The farmers eggs, butter, sugar and
fruit have long since been finding their
way TO consumers, where they have
word TO say about price.
The merchant will not burn wood when
coal is cheaper, neither will his customers
always take Hopkins choice in goods and
prices.
The local merchant who keeps a good
variety OF honest goods at fair prices has
no need to fear he catalog business.
BLANCHE DINHAM
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WEST sRookFIELp.

Rollo Waldo is working for wallac,
Blanchard.
Misses Edith Brooks and May Cone Wis
tied Mae Chadwick last week.
Miss Lily Cassidy is at work for Mrs.
Eugene Mann in Randolph.
Mrs. Edgar Waters has been on the
sick list; attended by Or. Russlow.
The circular conference will be held in
the church here Tuesday, March 20.
Beulah Coburn and brothers arc visiting
their cousins, Mabel and Cherrie Boyce.
Mrs. Abbie Nichols was at y j. sum
ner's sunday. Hazel and Ella Sumner re-
turned with her.
Mabel Boyce. who has been helping
Mrs. Arthur Slack for a few weeks, re-
turned home March 6th
Mrs. Carl Wakefield has been very i'll at
the home OF her mother, Mrs. Cassidy, for
more than a week. At this writing she is
not much better
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Flint, whose baby boy died early
sunday morning. The funeral was from
the house Tuesday.
AT the business meeting held IN the
church Friday evening. it was decided to
return the bell. and arrangements were
made 70 take % down this week.
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Randolph Continued.

its wake at rate OF about 40 miles an
hour. For 10 rods he whizzed along like
a limited express till he collided with a
large maple tree that brought him to such
a sudden stop that he almost climbed ITS
trunk in the impetus OF his rush. lie was
badly bruised and famed in the encounter.
The same day Mrs. Gotta fell on the rough
ice at the back door OF their home on Zen
trail street and sustained severe bruises.
Jefferson Flint had also an unhappy ex-
perience in BroOktield, where ne was
driving over a hill when his hat blew on.
lie left the team to recover his elusive
headgear and, stepping on the crust,
drifted away over its shining surface,
gathering velocity as he went till creased
lightning, if there had been any around,
would have had trouble to keep him IN
sight. Such was the swiftness OF his
flight that be went through two barbed
wire fences without pausing, SO the story
goes, then shot across road and dropped
into a brook at the foot Of the hill. he
picked himself up, ascertained that he was
still in Orange county and, walking around
a few miles to where he left his team, went
on his way hatless.
Willie Xix in Bethel Gilead received a
bad scalp wound by sliding into fence.
Charles Angel, who works for Charles
Durham in BFaintree, was thrown from a
load by sudden start OF the horses and
sent sliding down hill for 30 rods over
plowed ground and grater-like crust that
left him in tatters as to clothing and
cuticle. slight rise in the landscape en-
a bled him to slow down finally and regain
his feet.
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ESTATE OF JULIA A. sHATTtth
STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate corr
RANpOLrH DISTRICT. -. az Randolph lA n
said District, on the Ssh dag OF NATE =
1906.
Present; HON. WM. n. NICHOLS Jus al
An Instrument, purportlng e. be thr -
and Testament OF Julia A. ShattuCks iatf Il. n....4
field, In said district, deceased, being .t.s
t. the court By a.. +, Ellis the eKecuiei -
In named, for Probate; It g. ordered % 49,.
that al persons concerned therein lf 80 Z
10 appear at session - said Court g. if 49, 49,
the Probate Office IN Randolph, 90 tht ~
Of March, A. ID. 1895, and show cause, ~
they may have, against the Probate ul ~
for which purpose tt h. further ordered t,.t.s
copy ~ the record Of this order hg -
three weeks successfully ia the hr.a ~
News, printed 1t Randolph, previous '' IN
appointed for hearing
BY the Court Attest 5000. r.srs
WILLIAM IL NICHOLS. aaas'
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HIeH scHooL NoIEs-

The visitors this week were Miss Alice
Chedel q Pittsfield and Robert ChedcI,
1i, % Dartmouth. Rev. ". +. sparhaws
called Friday afternoon aud gave an
Interesting talk on the Three R's.m
The senior class wiu have a candy sale
saturday from 2 TO s in the afternoon and
from 7 o. 2 in the evening. There will be-
GIT kinds Of home made candy for sale In
the office formerly occupied hv Brs.
hussi1w and Clifford on Merchants Row.
The profits viii be used 90 help ua1 the
graduating expenses. Everyone should
come and help the class.
A social viii be held next Monday even
ing in Grange ball for the benefit Of the
baseball team. Everyone should come
and see Uncle Rastus and has bows and
hear them sing their darkey melodies.
There viii also be dialogues, monolouues
and musical features. Dancing viii fol-
los the entertainment. We wish 70 zee
a large crowd out with money to helm the
cause, as winning team is expected this
spring.
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NORMAL NorEs

Misses Gray, Bisbee and Cummings
spent Sunday in Randolph.
Miss Buck, '0s, entertained her brother,
Myron Buck, the first OF this week.
Miss Olmstead spent Sunday in East
Randolph with her aunt, Mrs. G.. ;. Os-
good.
Miss Battles, having made up the work
which she lost last year, has returned
home.
Miss Gertrude Bacon, 'Ol, is in town for
few weeks. She is taking special work
~ the primary room OF the Training
school.
Those who visited school last week
were Miss Ruth Sprague, Miss Gertrude
Bacon, 'Oi, Miss Rose Bostwick. O5. and
Dana Clough.
Miss Button, who lost the work OF the
spring term last year on account Of the
illness OF her father, has returned 10 com
plete her junior year.
The alumni OF the school and the citi-
zens % the town met last Saturday even
ing 10 discuss the nature Of the celebra-
ton OF the centennial Of the Orange
County grammar school and the fortieth
anniversary Of the State Normal school.
which viii probably take place gradua-
tion week.
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License TO Sell.

LHIAlE VI hADtE1A n AIh "a.
STATE or VERMONT In Probate Cuart hst
RASpoLrH DISTRICT, 81 at Randolph, in au8 ~
said District. on the sth dHy 81 March A la
Present. HON. WIN. H. NICHOLS Judge
John W Uuticdt, administrator ~ the esats E
Ladosca Hatch. late 81 BruOkheId. H a.
District, deceased, makes apIt1 alton o. ali
Court, for license e. sell all 81 the real estate z
said deceased, situated la West BruuEHelA pa "
Being the dwelling house and land r9nleJB
Herewith occupied BY the said LadusCa Haigt Il
the time Of her decrease, reprfsCntinE that a.
sale thereof VIII DE beneficial % the heirs V 81
estate, an the heir ~ said deceased having ~
ia this Court their approval ~ said sale ID q
Court
Whereupon, Il Is ordered hy said C1uu. ~
said application be referred 60 y session ihetas
a. be held AZ the Probate OhlCe iu haa1lla
on the 1lst day of March. A. D. 1896 ~ lER
ing aud decision thereon and lt lsfurt er arsrh
that an persons Interested be notified herali d
publication of notice u said application lH1 artI
thereon. three weeks suCCcsslNrly lu fhe Haraa
and News, newspaper published
Randolph, IN this state. and which eINgaits s
the neiEhborhood of thuse interested. before 'ail
time ~ hearing, that they may appear % VI
time and place, and, II they see cHg.e aaes
thereto.
BY the Court; Attest.
1884, WILLIAM n NiCH1ls lodge.
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License 20 Sell.

ESTATE OF DARIUS hAtAh.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court hsa
RANDOLPH DtsTmCr IS. 90 Randolph. .a ADD y
said District, On the sth day III Mareh. A.
1896
Present. non WIN II NICHOLS judge
John " Uufiedt executor ~ me t'l4a
~ Darius Hatch, late Of Br0okdeltt 10 sst p
trict deceased, makes appHsals
20 said Court f1r license a. sen
Of the real estate % said deceased. sfaafaf
hrOokdeid % Wit shop aud othFr rial rstss
in West BrookHcld. representing thar ihf ~
thereof viii be beneficial 90 the residnav ~
tees ~ said estate, and an the heirs and f'ial4
lcg1tees tn this state having hicu in ihls teAA
their consent and approval Of the same.
Whereupon, Il il ordered hy said tHgrt
said application be referred a. session ihcrfA
10 be held at the Probate once, in said hllu'tA
on aist day ~ Marcia. y 1895, f1r ntlriaE ~
decision thereon; and 10 = further ORD .red ~
an persons Interested be notified hereof p l4
icatlou Of notice - said application aud So
thereon, three weeks successfully In itt hses
and News, a newspaper published 90 l-tlnst
IN this state, and which eirculatcs iu the ~ ~
horhuOd 81 those Interested. before $3.50 NtiTa
hearing, that they may appear % SAID tAt ~
place. and II they see cause object thereto
Bv the Court Attest, 49,.
1899 WILLIAM w. NICHOLS. juise
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EAsT sErHEI.

Mrs. y. a. Wills was sick a few DAYS
last week.
Horace Kingsbury was in East Brook
field Friday.
g. n. Markham Of Pomfret was in town
ON business one day last week.
Misses Abbie and Annie Fowler and
Ida Buck were in Randolph Friday.
G. n. Hodges and daughter. josephine.
were callers iu town one day Hast week.
Miss Blanche Narney Of Richmond
spent Sunday with her cousin. Mrs. 81. hi.
Fowler.
Mrs 2. 4. Parker % North RaudoInb
visited her Sisters, Mrs. g. W. Fowler ana
Nrs. D. ~. Clifford. last week
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The Play Nevada.

The Odd Fellows Dramatic company
presented the three-act play, Nevada, or
the Lost Mime in Dubois & Gays hall
last night under the direction of DIR. W..
NJ. Kelly, whose genius for stage craft was
seen in the smoothness and general excel
lence Of the production. The hall was
crowded with spectators, and the receipts
amounted to over 500.
The rising curtain disclosed NJ. w.
Campbell, In the role Of Siias Steele, mis-
sionary OF health decor ting the scenery
with legends Of Busted's Balm until he
was nearly swept of the landscape in a
vigorous assault with broom on the part
Of Mother Merton, comedy widow Of the
camp and en- attractive parsonage in the
delineation of Mrs. &. j. Rumrill.
Then there drifted in view Win Kye,
the Chinaman, Disgusting that versatile
artist, l.. O Thayer, who wore a pigtail
with becoming grace and had a great COM
mand OF pigeon English. He was a willy
Oriental full of pranks, and his companion
in .mlsehieVity' was rollicking darby
named lube but known in private life as
Walter STARK, a past master in colored
speeialties.
Mrs. Charles Written was a distinctly
charming vision as Moselle, the waif. and
played the light hearted school girl home
on vacation with gay abandon passing
the merely amateur art. The more digni-
fed Agnes Failee was fifty impersonated
by Mrs. James Mussey, who spoke her
lines remarkably well and rose finely to
the tragic requirements OF the part
Leroy Rumrill and Glenn Bailey made
two dashing young miners as Tom Carew
and Dandy Dick, equally at home in ro-
mantle dalliance or the stsrner play of
firearms.
o. II. Greene in a Rip Van Wrinkle
growth OF hair assumed the character OF
Nevada, the craZed wanderer in search of
lost mine and made a strong play OF a diff
ficult role. Frank Sawyer was excellent
as the old miner Vermont, and Q. 5. Booth
filed the position OF Detective Jerden
most acceptably.
+. A. Phillips orchestra played for the
drama and dance following.
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The remarkable recovery % Kenneth
Aelrer Cf Aauceburo, Me-, IS the subject
% much interest 90 the med icnI fraternity
and e wide circle Of friends. He saws 81
his oaEe:-s,OWinr 10 severe Inflammation
Of he throat and congestion % the longs.
three doctors gave me up % ole, when. a.
8 last resort, ! was induced 10 try DIR.
Kings New Discovery and am happy 10
say it saved my life Cures the worst
coughs and colds, bronchitis, tonsilitis.
weak lungs, hoarseuess and Ia grippe
Guaranteed. Soc and al. Trial oottle
free.
For sale by II. A. Leonard and r. r.
Bryan. Randolph
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Commissioners, Notice.
ESTATE or AsA JoNI

ESTATE OF ASA p JoNL7 49,
The Undersigned having been p ~.
the Hon. Probate Court for the bLsift II
dulph, commission 20 receive eAtiN-. -...r.f
Just an claims and demands ui all pel n RI
Asa p. Jones. late 81 Bruiutree, in ~. -
trict. deceasfd. hereby give notice ftat ~
meet for the purpose ~ eEamin-n- 4.-.a
ing said claims at the horne f -
Jones % said BrMintrec. uu TIE OBJ H hAtf .sM
from O'Clock s. nv. until O'Clock 2. H.r ~
day, and that SIX months from che ..iN ~. -ra
A. D. 1905, s the time limited HA ~ :
Tor said creditors % present their t.
for examination and allowance. ID u--st-
Dated az Braintree, this 18th ga! ~
A. ID 1905
"a T. FLINT rrrs-a. ss ara-'
GEO. G. FLINT,
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License 70 Sell.



STATE OF VERMONT, Be it rema,5..5
DISTRICT OF ADDISON, IS. That at d sss-i0T5 wv
Honorable Probate Court within and f8f fEs ~
trict % Addison, holden az Middlpbury r. ~
District, on the 18th day Of March. 4 Is az 70
Present: HON. WA. H. BLISS. Jgdse
Whereas, Heretofore, 10 Wit-ou tHa mn n, .
March, A. ID. 1906. William n Nichols sda,f,il
tor of the estate Of Jane f.. Battles Efe III r.
ell, Massachusetts, decreased, did present b. N
said Probate Court petition in writing Hs,
setting forth that 10 will be necessary +, IN N
Of the real estate Of said deceased tar ~ ~
ment Of the debts aud charges 80 adminIat-si
and also that 10 will be beneficial taf aII T5,+i.
intere sted therein 20 sell the whole Hf Az. ~
estate Of said deceased, and "a therefore, relua.ia.
said Court 70 grant him license o. sen .raIs
tate ~ Jane n Battles and thpreupar said Ga
did order that the hearing and dppisIa1 n III
petition be and the same were thereby rfa-s
60 a session 81 said Court 60 be held ID M n
bate Office Ia Middlehury. ln said District an Is.
~ day VI April A. b. 1905 and that notice ifa-ss
be given by publishing certified p4Uv III ~.
record Of said order three weeks surrpssIgs5
previously thereto. In the Herald ana NaF,
Randolph, newspaper printed AZ Ran85lh 3
the County ui Orange, and circulating b t.
neighborhood of those Interested, % order h..
an persons interested therein, being thereby nj +
notified thereof. might thcn and there sHfsii
before said Court, and object - the granting
said license. n they see cause.
BY the Court
Witness my hand az Middlehury, 70 -sId Dis
trict, this i2th day u March, A u 1905
MABEL A. BLISS. Register
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Committee

G. Riley and wife visited at Dana NIarsh's
two DAYS las. week.
George B. FAIR has purchased the Ellis
worth place Of Ross Goodyear.
Her5h Ellsworth is recovering from q
recent severe illness at W. ~. Jones'.
Friends and neighbnrs to the number Of
twenty went from this place FRIDAY even
ing March 9Th, to the home of L. J.
spencer an Rochester TO surprise him to a
realizaiion OF his iiitieth Dir hday. The
sine was pleasantly spent in social inter-
course, games, music and photographic
selections By II. Fifield. A few tokens
were presented, refreshments were served
and a. late hour, with best wishes. tbe
company dispersed.
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Sluggish Liver . Zoe TO Ambition.

Nou cannot accomplish very much is
your liver Is inactive; as you feel dull, your
ewes are heavy and slight eXertion ex 4.
h1usts you. OrinO Laxative Fruit Syrup
stimulates the liver and bowels and makes
you feel bright and active. Orino Iaxa-
tive Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or
grippe and is mild and very pleasant to
take. Orino is more effective than pills or
ordinary cathartics. Refuse substitutes.
sold by II. A. Leonard, Randolph, and C..
A.Dgnsmore, Chelsea.
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Centennial Anniversary Planned.

The Orange County Grammar school was
chartered IN 1906 and commenced, and con-
tinued to fit students for college and bust
ness life until 1866, when il somewh hat
changed its aims and purposes and adopted
a course Of study especially adapted TO the
preparation and fitting of teachers for the
common schools, which has been carried
on BY the authority of the state and by the
permission OF the trustees OF the Orange
County Grammar school since, so that
although it has been called the State Nor
NAL school, the original charter of 1906
still remains in force and the trustees. sue
cessors of the trustees OF the Orange
County Grammar school, continue to hold
the property in trust and permit the use
thereof by the state under the new name
OF the Normal school In view Of this. il
has been suggested that the Tooth anniyer.
sary OF the Orange County Grammar school
and tortieth under the new name be cele-
brated this year. There was a meeting
OF the citizens called and held in Normal
hall Saturday evening to consider the
matter, and goodly interest manifested.
committees we're appointed, and il is prob
able that the anniversaries will be properly
celebrated.
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The Late James chamberIin.


4 The subject of this sketch was native
OF the town OF Stockbridge and was
born Jan. 3, 1896 being the elder OF the
two sons OF Bennett and Sallie DEAN
I Chamherlin. The younger son, Merrick
a resident of Bethel. died about fifty years
ago, Of injuries sustained in numbering
James Chamberlin attended school on
Whitcomb hill and early turned his
energies to mechanical pursuits, being
natural carpenter, and had a hand in
the building Of many houses in this
section.
He married, Jan. 10, 1853. Elizabeth,
daughter Of Hiram and Milanda Mack
Bryant, with whom he spent upwards OF
tifty-three years OF unusually serene and
delightful life The twenty-i 9th and
iittleth anniversaries of their marriage
were appropriately recognized by their
children and neighbors in 1873 and 1903
by pleasant gatherings at the home and
suitable gifts.
During the last forty-eight years his
home was on the farm known as the
Hart Burbank place in Bethel, which he
purchased OF Jesse Baxter, prominent
dealer OF the period in farm property.
The original house having fallen into
decay, he at once built the pleasant home
50 well known now to all the friends OF
the family.
Mr.. Chamberlin was first of all
domestic man, loving home and family
and layishing his best service upon taem.
He was good citizen, paying his taxes
cheertully and taking an intelligent
interest in public affairs. He was a
Christian, and FOR many years a member
Of the 'Lympus Methodist Episcopal
church.
His last illness was long and painful.
and was borne with notable fortitude.
lie died early Wednesday morning, Feb.
q, 1905, having more than completed
tourscore years Of earthly life.
He is survived by a wife and six chill
dren, Julius l.. Chamberlin OF Ivanhoe,
ILL.,, Herbert NJ. Chamberlin OF Chicago,
Mrs. Charles Booth OF Bridgewater,
Eugene b. Chamberlin and Mrs. Albert
O. Thayer OF Bethel and Mrs. Fred
Daniels OF Barnard.
Funeral services were held March 3, the
pastor, Rev. j. Wesley Miller, officiating.
The director was A. Lee Cady and the
bearers were ;. A. Bowen. 4. r. Holbrook,
+. l.. bearing and {. A. Washburn.
There was singing by a quartet con-
sisting OF r. f. Holbrook. Miss Abbie
Beckwith, Mrs. &. +. Noble and l.. q.
Holbr0ok. The remains were inferred in
kairVieW cemetery.
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sRookEIELu.

You are invited to a free lecture on
Christian Science Monday evening at Ran
dolph.
Miss Flora Raymore is quite sick
j. A. Washburn is moving onto his
farm.
Neil Ralph was home from Barre over
Sunday.
G. Il. Bigelow was in Bellows Falls last
week on business.
Wesley Rumney, Carroll Dewey and
Zita Ellis are sick.
Gladys Holmes was the guest of Louise
Parmenter last week.
Don Croutchey came from st. Albans
Monday to visit his parents.
Marshall Gates of Chelsea was a guest
OF e. {. Hood Saturday and Sunday.
George Adams OF Berlin visited his
sister, Mrs. Dugan, the first OF the week
Beulah, Vivian, Mary and Parker
Coburn are visiting in West Brookfield.
Miss Ethel Rich returned to u. A.
Clark's last week Wednesday from visit
in RoXbury.
Mrs. Marion Benham OF North Tun-
bridge visited her sister, Mrs. Ellis, a
few days recently.
+, II. Allis went to Boston Saturday,
returning Thursday, accompanied by Mrs.
Allis and Dorothy.
DIR. Watson Of Williamstown was called
II consultation with Dr. Ellis Sunday in
the case OF Ralph Martin, who il very
sick with pneumonia.
Albert Rumney and Corabel went to
Hlnesburg last week to attend the funeral
OF Mr.. Northiem's baby. Mr.. Rumney
returned home Saturday.
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The best way 20 rid the system Of q eola
fs 20 evacuate the bowels Kennedy s
laxative Honey and Tar acts AZ pleasant.
SEA edectuai cathartic on the bowels. II
'ste1rs the head, cuts the phiegm out Of
the throat, strengthens the bronshial
fubas- relieves coughs, colds. croup.
shopping cough. etc. sold BY GsodnaA )
nharmacv. Rochester.