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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
RoYALToN.

The Woman's club will meet with Miss
Ida Lyman Saturday at 2:3O p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Galusha have been in
Burlington a few days this week.
Miss 5 G.. Goodrich has not bought
Mrs. ]. b. Morse's house as reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Gay went to Boston
last week and are remaining there Tor a
Miss Matte Buck was holiday visitor
in the family Of Rev. f. w. sharpe
Northiield.
Miss Inez Culver of st. Albans spent
Sunday with her father, Seymour Culver,
and family.
Vassar college to enter upon the last haii
OF her senior year.
Mrs. John Hinkley and Miss Ida Lyman
drove to Woodstock Wednesday, expect
ing to return today OF Friday.
prof. c. s. Denison left Tuesday for Ann
Arbor. Mich, to begin his lectures IN the
University of Michigan after the holiday
vacation.
PUPILS of the Central school will give a
soeiable at Royalton academy FRIDAY even
ing at O'Clock. Refreshments viii be
served. All are cordially invited.
The prize recently offered by THE
New England Farmer" for the best article
tHillnE now UusN HNNNAf
tion was won BY Mrs. o. /. Morse Of Roy
alton.
Mrs. Martha Culver Ashland and little
son of St. Albans are spending week at
the home OF her father, Seymour culver.
Mr.. Ashland came with them sunday re-
turning to st. Adams the same night
The meeting Of the Royalton Woman 5
club be at Lyman cottage Dec. 80 was
one of especial interest and pleasure under
the leadership OF Mrs. A. ". Lyman and
Miss Ida LYMAN. "Domestic Science"
was the subject and responses TO the roll
call were quotations aptly chosen ana
cleverly illustrated. Special attention was
given to the necessity for pure tood legis-
iation. After the literary part OF the pro-
gram was finished, game entitled Hone
Building sharpened the wits OF clnb
members. Miss c. l.. Stickney winning the
prize. social hour followed during
which the most tempting examples OF
pure food we're served 10y the hostesses and
enjoyed by the club.
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Notice Of settlement.

ESTATE or ANDREW }. DAVIS.
STATE or VERMONT, IN Probate court he'd
RaSpo4pH DISTRICT. - at Randolph, IN and tur
said District. on the 10th day 81 January
A. d. 1895
insane In said district, presents his suafl th@hAP
account for examination and allowance
Whereuppn it T. ordered hN SAID Court thsi
said account and said application De reifrfetl -
4 session 81 said Court a. be- held a. the Probate
A u fe8s fur hearing and decision thereoni
and ID b. further ordered, that al persons thttf
ested be notified hereof BY publication ~ nnts,e
Increasingly in the Herald and News, faltef
published u Randolph. and which cirNn
f,fes Ia IN, neigh burhostd of those interested
before said time 81 hearing that they may appear
al saia time and place. and, u they see esu-e,
object thereto.
~ the Court Attest,
WILLIAM H NICHOLS Judge.
A true copy 81 Record Attest
fsss WILLIAM n. NICHOLS, JnaEe-
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EAST eRooKFlELp.

{. }. Banister is saving wood for NJ. f..
Hutchinson.
G. X. Sprague attended the dairy meet
ing held in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dickinson and baby
OF Chelsea visited in town last week.
NJ W. Stoddard has bought of l.. A
Edison a No. Sharples tubular separator
Charles Hixson and his sister, Mrs.
Hoyey, visited in East Randolph Monday.
II. W. Fowler and Horace Kingsbury
of East Bethel are doing plumbing work
for j. II. Sprague.
Rev. w. Il. Davenport spoke at the
Cong'l church last Sunday in the interest
of the Anti-Saloon league.
The Masonic and Eastern Star installa-
ton will be held Tuesday evening, Jan. 10.
After the installation. there Will be an
oyster supper. Invitation extended TO all
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Notice of Settlement.


STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held
pANporpu ptsrRtcT So at Randolph, In and
Tor said District, ON the 9Th DAY 81 January, =
estate. Of James =. Howe. late Of Randolph,
In said District, deceased, presents her
COMMUNICATION account for examination and
allowance, and makes application Tor a decree
III distribution and partition 81 the estate OF
said deceased.
Whereupon IL Is ordered by said court, that said
account and said application be referred 60 ss.--
sion OF said Court % be held AZ the Probate uhse
1905 for hearing and decision thcreOni anu y u
further ordered. that an persons Interested -
notified hereof hy publication Of notice OF
said application and order thereon three weeks
- .cpssively IN the Herald and News, a news
paper published az Randolph, 10 this state
ana which circulntes in the neighhorhood o.
those Interested before said time Of hearing
that they may appear - SAID t,ine anu pisee'
BY the Courts Attest, . -
I6s5 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge
4 frue popv Of Record: Attest
WILLIAM u. NICHOLS. Judge.
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WEST sRooKFIELD.

Leon Dubuque returned from his visit
Wednesday OF last week.
Mrs. Eliza Fuller is sick and Mrs.
Cassidy is caring for her.
The new bell for the church arrived last
week and the work OF putting Il IN place
commenced Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Clafiin is on the sick lust
and was unable to return 10 school after
the Christmas vacation.
Prayer meetings are TO be held IN the
church every night this week, opening al
Z o'clock. A minister from away - ex-
pected 20 be present.
few Of the neighhors met at Z. d.
e1sesd's New Years daS Tor q social after
noon. A bountiful repast with oysters
cake. etc. was provided and a very
pleasant time enjoyed
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Notice Of Settlement.


STATE or VERMONT In the Probate Ceurt
n $50 - uIaTr4f.r - held AZ Randolph ln and
f0r sald District on she sth day q January.
IA ~ 1905. James Hutchinson. trustee Z TIE
estate 20 FrAufls :. Nutis lalt - hANAtsa ~
In sad district decreased, Hresfnts ~
a.lIHn.fnisfrlfiun ncraluf fr ehaliiiiataln
5rs ~ distrihaf0u and partition of The esisie -
SAID deoFaae1 -
ghsrlrrsr + = orIiersssi ~ sald Court thaf 49,
,4-r ~ . 80 rr..I.aafifn ~ rtferrfi o. So
-. II s-If f.rf f1 ~ hfid az fhe PROBATE niirs
Iu said Randolph ru t1e I'D gay ~ siaas.il
a Us fEW fHr hearing and orf Astlln
ttfrnssHs ans a Is further ur1Frfsl that 90 Eff
al4s Interested - uulled hfrutl ~ lfufiliaAs'
II 1900 ia aa5F arInitfafHtn alf order tlefFssa
fHrse ueaks snecesaltaig in ~ Herald a1a heNs.
! r.55aar published ln Randolph and Nhlcl eirsn
49, - ~ nellh lirhazl " those Interested ~
7..r 47if time 81 hearing thai they may aTfi5 -
- tine sni tIare ana il theg see cause, ohia'st
thereto. By she Cuurt. Atlc.t
80 WILLIAM H NICHOLS IusEa
A frss ssaV ~ Rauard Attest
WILLIAM ID NICHOLS. ga4gs
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GRANVILLE.

Miss Lyon from Rochester Is working
at the Central House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downs visited their daugh-
ter. Mrs Bert Boyd, Tuesday.
The Social circle will meet with Mrs. h.
c. Hubbard Thursday, Jan. Is.
Mrs. James Erwin from Wsitsheld VS.
tied her son, james Blair, Sunday.
Mrs. Chester Lewis is spending a fe"
DAYS with her mother in Brauntree.
n. Armstrong was called to Ogdens-
burg, \. V, by the serious illness OF ms
mother
Miss Marie Chandler has gone % Koch
ester 10 attend school. she VIII board
with Mrs Lizzie Huntington.
SYLVIA Butler, the colored girl from
Atlanta. Ca, Tho has been working 81 H.
.C. Hubbard's seven months vent -
washington. ID. c., Monday.
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Death Of Charles 8. Wall.

Charles b. Wall, a well known citizen
and business man Of this village, died at
his home Monday morning very suddenly
and unexpectedly OF heart failure, the re-
suit OF heart disease, at the age OF SO years,
II months.
He was the son of Boynton and Lucy
Newhall Wall, former residents here. In
1850 he married Miss Jennie M. Blake of
Mortified, where they resided until 1857,
when they moved to Royalton onto the
farm now occupied by Geo. w. Ward,
which he sold him in 1888, and moved to
this village, where he has since resided,
giving MS time to farming in a small way,
speculation, real estate deals and loans.
He was very industrious, frugal and re-
liable. With good business judgment
and economy lie had amRssed considers BILE
wealth and with it he mas helped very
many with short and long loans of
money. Tic has been honored by offices
OF trust in town, performing the duties
satisfactorily. His death removes a kind
neighboT and good citizen.
he left wife and two adopted daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Putnam OF Newport, N. H.,
and Mrs. Henry Hubbard OF South Royal
ton; a sister, Mrs. r.. ID. Strong OF Ran
dolph; two brothers, William B. Wall OF
Randolph and Herbert Wall of Keene,
n. IA.
The funeral was held Wednesday at
the NJ. +. church. Rev. f. 4. Wells, pastor,
officiating clergyman, assisted by Rev.
Sherman Goodwin, pastor Of the Congl
church. He was buried in the family lot
at the village cemetery.
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Abliah 2. Whitney Dead.

Abiiab T.. Whitney, a prominent rest
dent OF Morrisville. died early FRIDAY
morning OF kidney disease and other com
nlications after an illness lasting seSerai
wears. The funeral was held IN the Melh,
odist church Saturday afternoon AT
O'clock. the Rev. z. A. Smith officiating
Mr.. Whitney was born in Tunbrldge %
wears ago. In early life he removed 70
Wolcott. In 1861, he enlisted IN 20. 1, Isl
VI. cav, and took part in seventy-two
battles, His health failing, he was oe-
tailed for duty at division headguartt,ers
and was made a forage master, In 10 30.
vember. 1864, he was honoraDly us
charged. He located in MorrisVlhe III
1851 and the next spring bought the sa"
mill now owned by W. c. Ward. ~
He conducted this until falling healtn
compelled him to retire from business Tour
wears ago. lie went to Barre to reside, pu'
returned to Morrisville about year sso'
lie was chairman OF the board OF Nlilsge
trustees four terms and gave mueh tIiie
ami attention TO public Improvements
He was also contractor and erected seN.
eral buildings, including the Methools'
church. in, and
Mr.. whitney is survived by VIE an i,
two daughters, Mrs. Fred &. Jones OF
Morrisviile and Mrs. {. f. Hadley OF LII
coin. Neb.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
NORTH RoYAlTon.

Mrs. Chamberlin, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ziba Paige, has returned
to Montpelier.
Miss Grace Wyman, who had been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Clsyton Trask, has re-
turned home to Randolph.
A party of relatives and neig hbors spent
Friday afternoon and evening at John
Johnson's. where they much enjoyed an
old fas hioned quilting.
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Old Resident Dead.

Parker p. Dexter, the Oldest man IN
town, died at his home just south OF the
village Monday at o'clock a. M, aged ~
yrs, mos, II days.
Mr. Dexter had been in feeble health Tor
some time, but his immediate death was
caused bv the prevailing distemper, which
he had not vitality sufficient to throw on.
He was born ia Pomiret, be son OF Rev.
Isaac Dexter OF his family, one sister
only survives him. She resides ln Chi-
cago. Mr.. Dexter had resided on The iarm
" here he died IS years. Besides MS VIE,
who is SO years Of age, he left two Sons;
William p. Dexter, Of Derby, Conn, ana
Almon / Dexter. with whom he resided
He had buried one daughter, Nellie, ana
one son, George.
The funeral WAS held from the home
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. l.. y.
Moody officiating The interment was III
the family lot in Highland cemetery.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
lnvestieatine the .AeoIdent.

A hearing was held at st. Adams last
week before the state railroad commission
in the matter of the recent collision at
South Royalton between the night express
northbound and freight just entering
the station. The point at issue seemed to
be the placing of responsibility for the
night trains leaving before the freight
was in.
III. n. Lampman, conductor OF the
passenger train, testified to receiving the
order in question; told OF the operator
telling him that extra south, engine No.
l04, was in; admitted that he did not look
for engine 404; admitted that there was
no rule allowing this except where branch
line trains leave main line when notice
is left with operator. He said that it was
customary where the sidings were long 70
take the operators word for the arrival OF
other trains. especially when there were
several trains in at a time. Southbounu
train No. SO and extra south, engine No.
lOl, were in the sidings at the time, and
train 30 pulled in just before No. ! left.
said his tram left about 1:3l or ~ a. m.
Thought collision was about :3o.
Alexander Mcconnell. engineer OF the
passenger train, testified, and his testi-
mony was mainly in confederation oil
that gwen by Conductor Lampman.
Michael RYAN, fireman on the same
train, testified. but his evidence was not
material except that he made no EFFORT 70
ascertain the numbers of the engines 10
the sidings.
Samuel Marquis, night operator at South
Rovalton, testified to receiving the order
in question: that il was completed and de-
ivered to the conductor Of train No. l.
He testified that he said to some OF the
crew Of train No. ! that extra south
engine l0i, had arrived. II was not his
duty to do so. 1t was the duty Of the con-
ductor and engineer to know that 4O4 had
arrived before leaving the station, or else
/ ,,.aft until IN a m before leaving
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11

For coughs and colds no remedy e equal
10 Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. II
h different from all others better, because
Il expels ali cold from the system hy act
inc A. a cathartic on The bowels. Affords
immed iate relief in Group. coughs, colds,
whooping cough, etc. Childrsn love u
Sold BY r. s. Bryan, Randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11

4 neglected cough or cold may lead to
.-i,,,s bronchial or lung troubles DOM
80 chances when Foley's Honey and Tar
sfiords perfect security from serious effects
~ cold. sold by h A. Leonard, Ran
Soipb. and c. A. Densmors, chelsea
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11

II you but knew the splendid merit Of
Foley's Honey and Tar you would never
be without il. A dose or two viii prevent
an attack Of pneumonia or "a grippe. II
NAV save ynur life. Sold By II. A. Leon
ard, Randolph. and {. A. Densmore, Chel-
ses.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11

The following books have just been ADD
ed to the public library
R.,ninisaness Of the civil War y IS s s,faen
The Youth uf Washington, Al, - q, go" vi
Schoulerss History 90 the Nhlte" ~ - Hamlin
A History II Architecture,
History - Sculpture -, aud rockingham
virginia. American Commonwealth series
Kentucky, ~, Kate d. Wiggin
The FIRST violin, 800 n Tewett
A Country Doctor, ,,-1s,
The Garden 81 Cummuters WIZ -. g,,tter
one Of the Pilgrims, n Dnvle
Adventures % sherlock NUM-
Memoirs q sherleaA ho'i''' Ray 5, Baker
swedish Lie ~ Town anu 81 ri Won Heidenstam
Maud Howe
A rralnp Across the Continent f-6n Hav
Castiliah R 49,, Goodwin smith
Red Hunters and the Animal Fe'li'f Eastman
Red Fox. y m Burnett
Louisiana, Arthur Strlngef
ION Lon. Y . Aa1'ss Laura E, Richards
Mrs. Trees VIII - ..vark Twain"
The Prince and " r 5,t n A. shute
ms, Real Diary AZ heai -. 90 ,,-sfi-l5s F-s7lau
The Debtor, is Warv 3 waller
sauna. Taw~enca Mott
Juies % the Great Heart 1Iobn Heiehr
The House q Cards, o.. U Torfnier
1if f3orlrou Graham
The Lightning eon'iu' q aud A. NJ wnliam.so58i
Constance Trescot, a connolly
The Deep seas Toll, g. Vyrn curtis
prue and l.
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Post, Camp and Corps installations.

Post, Camp and Corps installations.
The officers Of Orville Bixby Post, G. A.
r., Mark }. Sargent Camp, Sons of Neter-
ans, and Orville BiXby Relief Corps were
installed Saturday evening.
The Post officers were Installed by Capt.
Frank Bowman, past junior vice COM
mander OF the department of South
Dakota and member of Bixby Post. The
Post officers elect are:-Seymour Culver,
commander; Don w. Blake, senior vice
commander; b. f. Bowman, junior vice
commander; Frederick Fay, surgeon; Geo.
II. Hackett. officer OF the day; Charles |.
Sleeper, quartermaster; Henry Dutton,
chaplain; o. n. Stoughton, officer OF the
guard; NJ. j. Sargent, adjutant; ;. Nj.
snow, sergeant major; ID. p, LEISURE,
quartermaster sergeant; delegate to de-
partment encampment, b. II. Bowman;
alternate, o. ~ Stoughton.
Officers OF the Sons of Veterans in
stalled were:-Pearl ID. Waldo, Com;
George Smith, 5. V. O.; :. Woodland, j. Y.
O.; camp council, W. r. Spaulding, A..
n. stoughton, f. j. Tenney; Chap, A..
Dings; Sec, W. NJ. Sargent; Treas, G. l..
Dutton; Serg. guard, G. +. Dutton; color
Serg.. f. Spaulding; Corp. guard, Il.
Tenney; camp guard, Joe Leyman (;
picket guard, Pearl Greene.
The following are officers of the Woman s
Relief Corps installed Pres, Nina
Stoughton; 5. ", Emogene Goodale ;
j. v, Nettie Waldo; Sec, Lydia Hatch ;
Treas, Ellen Preston; Chap, Mary Shep-
ard Pat. Inst, Jennie 5. HEWITT press Cor,
Eliza L. Fish: Con-, Mary Green; guard,
Miss Imogene Slack Asst Con-, Zada
Farnham; Asst. guard, Nellie Smith;
&. BIS. Nellie Barker. Susie Spaulding,
Eta Smith, Susie Hackettj musician,
Fannie NJ. Waldo.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11

The annual meeting OF the Cong ! church
society was held last Friday with an at
tendance of 70. Following dinner, which
was served in the vestry, very able ana
interesting address was given bS heN.
samuel Knowles, pastor OF the Baptist
church at Randolph, on the subject OF
"spiritual Equipment and Spiritual Mys,
teries.n The delivery was very forcetul
and eloquent, commanding notable
interest and attention.
Following his address the society mem
hers present proceeded to the business OF
the annual meeting, emitting the roll cali;
The officers reports we're read ana
adopted. The financial report showed an
Expenditure OF slO5S.15 and an income OF
sa5s %, leaving net Indebtedness oil
siOlg2. OF the above expenditure, szoo
Was Maid by the Ladies' Aid society.
The following named officers were
elected Charles Seymour, Frank AIMS
worth and J. II. Hewitt, committee; NJ.
: Adams. clerk; A. G. Whitman, Treas /;
NJ. ]. Sargent, auditor; Charles seymour,
:. $. Supt.; Miss Minnie Metcalf, Asst.
Supt.; Mrs. Kittie Belknap, chor'steri
Mrs. Grace Burnett. organist.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11

Coughs cured quickly by Foley's Honey
and Tar. Refuse substitutes. Sold by H.
A. Leonard, Randolph, and c. A. Dens-
more, Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
SHARON.
A CARD.

we wish to express our sincere thanks to
all our friends in this and adjoining towns
for the sympathy and help so freely gwen
ms since our loss by fire.
GEO. RYAN AND FAMILY.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
SOUTH RANDOLPH.

Arthur Smiths youngest child, who has
been very sick, IS better
Mrs. Mary Camp has gone TO spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Dean, IN
Illinois.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
Bttckwheat
Cakes
made with Royal
Baking Powder

Are delicious and wholesome perfect
cold weather breakfast food.
Made in the morning; no yeast, no "set-
ting over night; never sour, never cause in
digestion.
To make perfect buckwheat cake, and
thousand other dainty dishes, see the
q Royal Baker and Pastry Cook Mailed
free to any address.
eoyAl BAKING POWDER CO., YORK.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
Sons o. Veterans installation.

The following officers Of II. +. X. Hail
Camp, No. p, Sons Of Veterans, were IN
stalled at the regular meeting WEDNESDAY
evening. Jan. Sd, by Comrade George +.
Reed OF Waterson Post, No. 20, q. A. X. =
Commander, +. ID. Abbott ;. V. Cou., =.
n Corliss: j Y. Com, 4. H. Kennedy;
Chan. Past Capt. n. v. fuller; Sec, Past
col. HI. q. Bix6y; Treas. Past Capt George
T.. HAYWARD ist camp council, Past CAPT.
A. ". Hoyt; color bearer, Past Capt L. y
Lucas.
The following have been elected and ap-
pointed, but were not installed; "a cam
council. Past capt. b. II. Adams, Jr;: 50
camp council. Past Capt. +. q. heeo
Sergt. guard, Past Capt. r. y. heeai III 2
guard. Past Capt. y. H. A dams, Jr. must
clan. A. p. Rogers; inside guard, Past
Cant. ". A. Reed outside guard, A. r.
George: delegate TO division eneampment'
"A. III. Lyford alternate, e, III. Corliss,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11

Two million Americans suffer the tor
turing pangs of dyspepsia. No need to.
Burdock Blood Bitters cures. AT any
druu EtOre
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11
New Foresters OFFICERS.

The officers OF Court Chelsea, J. .. r.
No I622, we're installed Monday evening
by High Chief Rangers. W Arlnslro, ~ =. -
Riebford. assisted by High Secretary VIM.
q. White OF Williamstown. The instaila-
ton ceremony was public IN the town
hall. After the ceremony there was
social hop until y o'clock.
follows.-past chief ranger, +. II. Ken
nedy. court physician, DIR. A. I. Marshall
court deputy. win Scott chief ranger, a.
mi Morey; vice ranger, w. A. George ora
tor, John Bicknell; supt. juvenile court
ID. Boardway; recording secretary, hale
Naffoon financial Sec, q. F. Alleni Treas :,
q nj. Corliss: senior woodward, h; W.
Garvin; Junior woodward, W. ". Perklns
senior beadle. Elmer Lane; junior beaale'
John Lane. -, !
one member bv card at this meeting, when
was very interesting to both old and ne"
mem bers.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11

/, &C., hsir work. MIS-. HI BKAN
nsi St., Medford, Mass
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11

0ASTo1TA..
1Ihs kind You Haze AkaIs b'lsh'
S':, : &HAzIzx
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OFFICERS:

John Trow, President.
ce-Presdcnt III. G.. Woodruff Treasurer
ice-President. Frank f. Cave, Trust Officer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-25

The gentleman whose name appears
above submits his name to the people
OF Beat for the office of supervisor,
in which capacity he served them for
fourteen consecutive years, having de-
clined to permit the use of bis name
at the last election. Mr.. Baker pos
SeSSeS all the elements of good citizen
ship, a true friend and the upright
gentleman. His word is his bond. He
He is man OF positive convictions
and has fine equipoise OF character.
The office OF supervisor is one OF the
most important. if not the most i'm
portant, in the county, and il elected,
Mr.. Bakers official conduct would no
doubt be shaped by the same good
Judgment and wise discretion that
his former service on
the board. Whatever he does he en-
deavOrS to do we'll and his people
would make no mistake in electing
him supervisor.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-08-25
Chairman Dem. Con. Committee.

Did you ever stop to think that Oul
city is city that enjoys many natu.
raj and acquired reSOurceS-a city
that needs but the skillful manipula.
tiOn OF man to make them yield bOun
tifully Of their rich treaSure-a sub
stantial city whose foundations are
laid upon soil that cannot be sur.
passed for pFoductiveness-a city sup
piled with the very best and purest of
water-a city whose educational ad-
vantageS have reached 4 standard
through the Skillful direction OF COM
petent officials, second to that OF no
other place Of its size anywhere
city where harmony among the COM
municantS of the different churches is
in perfect accord with the object
sought by our fOrefathers of the May
flower and all doctrines are ably ex-
pounded with untrammeled freedom
from the puipitS of our different
city whose social advan-
tages are equal to those afforded by
places many times its size and age-a
city where the rich enjoy every luxu-
ry desired, and the poor are not al.
lowed to Suffer-a city where peace
and goodwill toward all men are ex-