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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-05
NORTH TuNHaIoGE.

F.. II. Totman is in Randolph for few
days.
George Coy and Martin fuller are on the
sick last.
Charlie Grant began on Monday morn
ing a one year term OF work for Road
Commissioner Flanders.
The steam sawmill of Weeks & Whitney
on Dickerman hill is furnishing sawdust
"a some OF our farmers on this branch.
Charlie r. Durkee soon goes to work for
Whitney Bros. in their mill at Chelsea ana
expects to move his family into the Beck
Nlth house.
Sinclair Ieisk started Monday Tor
Adamsviile, X. l., where be i intending 70
work. He took with him his tlne colt re-
Gently purchased OF William AmbreWster'
A. J. Hanson recently sold to Dr. Fred
Beckwith Of Chelsea f0ur-year-old John
N. Wilkes colt, which is beauty and a.
fne an animal as can be found IN thus
vicinity.
Mrs. Ruth Clifford and daughter, Nellie
from Chicago, while on 3 trip 20 Maine
made stop -ofi visit Of one day last week
10 her home, where she formerly lived ano
nov owns, the so-oalied Henry Moshei
place.
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I'd year; STAFFORD, b. F. Jordan; Tun-
bridge, Nj. Z. Flanders, 18th year; Yer
shire, Z. b. Titus, 18th year; Washington.
r. X. Houghton, 1st year; Williamstowp.
o. A. blanchard, 10th year
Although there were not so many pres
ent as usual, this was one of the best and
most useful meetings ever held here. Mr..
Gates talk was on gravel roads and stone
roads for the country towns. He wished
10 impress this fact upon the minds OF the
commissioners, that 500 OF all the roads
In the state, including the state roads and
city streets, are dirt roads, and that care
should be given to these dirt roads. They
should be carefully tended and gone over
every year. Another thing not to be for
gotten is the repair of those roads that
have been built by the state, the so-ealled
permanent roads. They need some repair
after year or two, and If they are proper
ly looked after by the commissioners they
will last for an indefinite time.
Many selectmen and others interested in
good roads were in attendance at this
meeting, which has come TO be such an
important factor IN our public road sys-
TEN. but the attendance should have been
much larger, for all taxpayers, who should
be interested in good roads, ought to at
tend these annual commissioners meet
ings
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RoYALTon.

n. NJ. Gay Of Boston was in town Tues
day.
Mrs. james Kidder from Barnard visit
ed her mother and sister last week.
The Woman's club will meet with Mrs.
A. W. Lyman Saturday at 2:30 p. m.
Chauneey Munsell OF Hartford was a
guest at the Cascsdnac House last week.
Miss Lois Wilson Of Bethel spent satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Mary Winslow.
The q L. c. club met with Miss Mary
Winslow at Lyman cottage Tuesday even
ing.
Gardner Adams OF Montpelier was a
guest OF James Freeland the first OF the
week.
Mrs. J. Warren Waldo has recovered
from her sickness so she is up and dressed
again.
Mrs. Levi Wild, accompanied by her
niece. Marie Baker, returned Friday from
West Glover.
Letters for Mr.. A. II. Putnam and Geo.
{. Tuckerman are unclaimed at the Royal
ton postoiiice.
A daughter, Verna Elmira, weighing ten
pounds, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Cilley Tuesday, March "a.
Miss Alice Boyd went to White River
Junction Saturday TO continue her work
as pupil in the high school there.
The BOYS OF the Royalton basket ball
team will bold a social and promenade al
Lsird's nall Friday evening, April 8.
Z. j. Rumrill returned Saturday from
stay OF several weeks in Charlestown and
ClaremOnt, N. H., and Bellows Falls and
Windsor Vt.
Charles Ryan aud daughter from Boston
and George Ryan and daughter from
Sharon visited his brother, John 5. Ryan,
two days last week.
The staging which has adorned the
spire Of the Cong'l church for five months
was taken down Monday and work on the
interior Of the church begun.
Service at ST. Paul's church on the Sun
day next before Easter al 4 p. m. Morn
ing service on Good Friday at IL a. N.
Offering for mission work among the
Jews.
Miss Ora Galusha returned TO Nassar
college Tuesday via Burlington, where she
spent Monday. Mrs Galusha accompa-
MED her to the Queen City, returning
Monday evening.
Miss Fannie Eastman OF Bradford came
Monday to spend few days with Miss
Ida Lyman, the opening Of her school IN
Derby having been postponed a week on
account OF measles.
The Galusha Real Estate agency last
week sold the Bishop farm in Sharon to
John Caderette Of Philipsburg, p. e.; the
Luman Dings farm in Royalton TO John
Plympton OF Mortified; and the Ed. Put
nam farm IN Barnard TO Mace Hail OF
Bartlett, n. II.
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snurH IuNRRIpeE.

Rosetta Flint returned to her home in
Randolph Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barney came home
from Randolph last Thursday.
Mrs. Luce OF Chelsea, who had been
working at A. \. Alexander's, went home
Sunday.
Mrs. F. A. Ordway Of Somerville Is
spending few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wills.
Mrs. +. s. Smith came home from the
bospital al Hanover last week Tuesday
Her husband went for her. She y gam
ing. Mrs Garlic CIlley OF Tun bridge is at
work there.
The netghborhood was shocked TO learn
of the death of A. y. Alexander. which
occurred Tuesday. March 9th. He was
born Ina Rochester, VI, Oct. 6, 1872. His
home from boyhOod was IN Randolph.
He married Laura White at the age OF .,
by whom he had one son, who died young
his wife dying in June, 1880. lie vas
married 20 his present wife, Mrs. Clara n.
smith OF Chelsea, March q, 1901. lie
moved TO his late residence In this place
March n. 1901. tie left, besides his vile,
three sons, also two brothers, George and
Silss Of Loyalton, 5. ID. His funeral was
held at his late home Thursday and burial
al Randolph Center. The family hsve the
sympathy Of all their neighbors and
friends.
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EAST sRAINTREE.

g. w. Flagg will arrive at handolph on
or before Apr. 9th with carload OF q
fine Nebraska horses for sale.
Mrs. Will Fletcher is i'll with measles.
Edith Blanchard Of Randolph visited
Lula Flint the first OF the week.
Nr. and Mrs. Earl Blanchard have
another little girl, born March 18th.
Robert Adams Of the u. V. NJ. is spend
ing his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs T.. j. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Norman are stay
ing al Reuben Norman's while the men
ar shearing sheep.
Mrs. II. V. Fletcher and son. Guy, were
AZ viii Fletcher's Sunday. Mrs. Fletcher
remained a few days.
The sawmill OF Bert Farnsworth is run
ming at full speed, both'day and evening,
with force OF five men.
Miss Ruby Boynton Of Boston is spend
ing some time with Mrs. Guy Martin IN
hopes to regain her health.
Walter Fullam Of Brookfield has rented
Il. j. Farnsworth's farm and moved there.
Oscar Colburn, who has been living there,
has moved to Chas. Summers house here.
Mrs. Merton Rogers of Randolph Is
stavjng this week with her father. {. +.
Powers. Lewis Steele's people, who have
been living there this winter, have re-
turned to their home IN Randolph.
Mrs. VIM. Ladue OF Braintree hiss been
nj Byron Wakefield's this week helping
care for her mother, Mrs. Cummings, VINO
i very sick with bronchitis. A nurse,
Miss Lena Ladue OF Braintree, is also
caring for her.
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chelsea Home News.
no. B1xBY, Local Editor.

ri,ssie West has been visiting
MISE IN STAFFORD the past week.
iIepu r1.is Davis has gone to Barre to
Mlss ~ family Of George Wheatley.
-. Iosie Hubbard has sold her iaTm
!. F Fnnk carey OF south hahooiph LOT
go n Davis was in town over sun
eating his mother, Mrs. Philena
-, ~, Henry Bryant is visiting her
Mt Mrs. G. II. Allen, IN Barnard
"a few weeks.
y -s.,.aiss Of the Cong1 church will
Ln' asg sugar in the vestry April IL
- g..,ss 3 stanley OF Washington was
C ,saln tuesday to attend the road COM
,.sjopers meeting.
uul n Holmes, returned from New
VIZ ssfurday night, where he had been
yin ri week buying goods.
rydia A. Bixby OF East Brookfield
IN visiting the past few days at Mrs.
"a 2 ~ Bixby's and W. II. Emery's.
- chelsea. /. o. f., has rented Dens-
An fOr wear and will hold its first
MY .dt,Hg there Monday evening, April 9th.
nm selectmen have appointed Henry A..
,,l " - ianitor OF the Town hall to sue
us Csorge +. Hatch, who has left town.
p-.ot Dickinson returned to Montpelier
4 Lii,svv Monday after spending the vaca-
I'm WIN his mother, Mrs. May l.. Dick
uson.
.Iosa Tracy has seven hens that in four
-,,rtbs have laid 527 eggs, bringing sl0.3s.
mis- 9iu be hard to beat before another
winter.
ri Trssk Of East Brookheld was in
rnfsst Friday, also Thomas Waldo OF
Waiamstown aud VIM. w. Wilson OF
Washington.
Vi.sss Goldie Scott and Louise DE Bruno
PARE city have been spending a week
-'.;fipg friends in town. They returned
home Tuesday morning.
Ned Hatch. who is attending school at
Manson. Mass. came home saturday Tor
M weeks vacation with his parents,
M. and Mrs. W ;. Hatch.
Wrs. Adelia NJ. Whitney has been hav-
ng uniay6rable symptoms in her disease
NJ mast week and DR.. +. j. Fish OF South
Bsyafton vas called in council Monday.
Miss Chorene Barnes, who Is attending
,ss Ssrgent school Of Physical Education,
Canbridge. Mass, is at home this week
r.ting der parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID.
Barnes,
Miss Lora Hood, who is taking course
Al The Burdette Business college m Boston,
home fora two weeks vacation vii
bsr father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A Hood,
Mis- Florence Marshall of Boston is
.rsDding her Easter vacation In town
With her mother and her brother, DR.. A.
r Marshall Miss Marshall is teacher In
he Adams school, Boston.
Miss Eva T. Jackson, daughter OF Mrs.
W. II. surague, VINO has taught for several
terms al sharon, has secured the position
5iprnCipal OF the Graded school at Graf
ton. Mass She began her duties In this
new position last Monday.
Waterson Post. No. %, G.. A. r., and W.
r. c. have moved into 5. V. hall over Blk
bis store and are so occupy the hall with
camp No. Is, S. Y. The post holds the
first meeting In its new quarters next SAT-
ufday afternoon. All comrades are re-
glested TO be present.
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oeath of Mrs. ]. a q. cotmln.

Surrounded by her family, Mrs. Fannie
j. Hatch, wife OF John A. r. Corwin,
passed peacefully away Wednesday. Mar.
18th, aged "a years, Z months and 70 days.
Mrs. Corwin was born in this town on
the East hill, being the daughter Of Harry
w. and Ii Maria Hatch. She was mar
ried to John A. X. Corwin 81 years ago
last November. They have been blessed
with children and grandchildren, but
this is the first time death has entered
the portals and broken the chain of this
happy family. She left, besides her aged
husband, six children, who are Charles r.,
OF Boston; Harry j., of Lowell. Mass
Nellie NJ and Ernest A., Of this town
Ninton A. and Flora NJ also OF Boston.
Two brothers and one sister survive her,
A. {. Hatch OF Norwich. Conn; Albert Ii.
Hatch OF Faribault, Mimi; and Miss
Luyia {. Hatch, who had been with her
constantly and tenderly cared for her IN
the past four years.
Mrs. Corwin had been in feeble health
for several years. In 1901 she Went 10 the
hospital al Hanover, \. a., for an opera
ton and since returning home her sister
had lived with her. She had no cares,
she was free from pain, was able 10 ride
and enjoyed seeing her friends. So she
had enjoyed the past four years as much
as any in her life. Mrs. Corwin WIS able
10 be dressed 70 WiLhiu Two weeks OF htf
death. She was always cheerful and
everything that was done for her was
always just right.
The funeral was held from the home on
Main street. where she had lived for the
past 80 years, Friday afternoon At ?
O'Clock. The services were conducted By
Rev Geo. +. Lake. pastor Of the Cong
church, OF which Mrs. Corwin was mem-
ber abide with Me, and "rhe Home
Land were sung by W. :. Goss.
A most beautiful collection Of flowers
were touching tributes OF love and anec-
ti0n that covered and surrounded the cas-
ket These beautiful wreathes, lovely
sprays and exquisite blossoms came from
friends that had known Mrs. COrwin's
great love OF flowers.
She was borne TO Highland cemetery,
where her four sons, brother and grand
son tenderly laid her to rest.
Foleys Honey and Tar contains no OPT
ates. and will not constipate like nearly
all other cough medicines. Refuse suhstl-
futes Sold by II. A. Leonard, Randolph,
and {. A. Densmore, Chelsea.
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SHARON.

81. G. Drown and wife are back home.
Fred Avery is working on the section.
Loren Jennings is boarding at Ed
Slack s.
A. Fl. Badger was able to be in the store
Monday.
Schools in town begin their spring term
April 23d.
Mrs. j. H. Cone visited at the parsonage
last week.
Loren Jennings is to stay at the creamery
as assistant.
Harvey Kidder has been suffering with
quinsy sore.
E. A. Reynolds has sold two bay horses
to II. C. Bruce.
Charles Ryan and daughter returned
home Monday.
NJ. {. Noyes was in Rochester last week
buying cattle.
Isaac Huntley has moved into A. G. Glib
sons tenement.
II. c. Bruce is packing his household
goods this week.
Lewis Lee has gone to White River
Junction to work.
Guy Morse is TO work for his wife's
father in Thetford.
II. c. Bruce closed his labors at the
creamery Saturday.
A. II. Badger and family, who have been
sick with colds, are better.
Miss Jennie Noyes is having short
vacation at her home here.
NC. Noyes bought and shipped during
the month of March 1873 hogs.
Mrs. Malinda Kimball has moved into
Mrs. Kidder's upper tenement.
Guy Morse and Miss Cora Bragg were
united in marriage Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ella Dunbar and children arrived
home from Sheridan, Wyo., Friday night.
Fred and Solon Spsulding went to
Mortified Saturday TO visit brother ana
sister,
Geo. Ainsworth has been engaged to run
the creamery the coming year beginning
the first OF the week.
In the Sunday school contest the Blues
will entertain the Reds Friday aft ernoon
of this week in the chapel at p. m. by
giving supper.
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EAST eRookFlELD.

John Huutley has been having a hard
cold for a few days.
G. X. Sprsgue took a load OF pork to
Washington last week.
{. ID. Stearns has been in Washington
for few days on business
Dorothy Bigelow has been visiting her
Grandfather Peck in Burlington.
Mrs Blanche Wakefield has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. G. W. Clark.
Little Doris sprague has been very sick
with bronchitis, but is better. DIT. Angel
attended her.
{. r. Angel has finished work for J. NJ
Angel and is on visit IN Woodstock be-
fore commencing the season for W. +.
Medcalf,
c. A. Birelow, ". F. Medcali, NJ E.
Hutchinson. A. ID. r ed, II. W. Hyde. J.
W. Blakehrough, J. NJ. and {. K. Angel
attended a Masonic meeting and banquet
in Williamstown last week "Wednesday
evening.
The choir will hold a sociable at f., g.
Harrington's Friday evening, April o
Program OF negro songs, jokes by Zones
n Tambo. " recitations ana a comical farce
entitled, eNo Men Wanted" Refresh
ments served.
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coRIRTH.

A very small amount of sugar was made
last week.
Allen Dearborn and wife are boarding at
Ruel Eastman's.
J. p. Virgins has sold his fine colt to
parties at East Barre.
Rev. Mr.. Davies has purchased colt OF
Nathan Taplin and IS breaking II.
Mr.. Goodhue OF Lowell, Mass, is spend
ing the sugar season at J. 7. sargent's.
Emma Hastings is to open a millinery
store at her fathers house at the center IN
season for the spring trade.
Cream separators seem to be in style.
Herbert Wilson, David Ward and Mrs. l..
NJ. Remission have recently purchased one
each.
Nettie Sargent visited X. b. Carpenter
ana mother at Manchester, N. H., while
IN her return home from Massachusetts,.
Raw is in poor health and had to resign
from his position as representative oil
Heinz pickle goods. His many friends
in town will be sorry to learn Of his III
health.
Mrs. Naomi Hunt, widow OF the late
Joel Bailey, died March 10th, aged 81
wears. She had been i'll few days with a
cold, which developed into pneumonia.
A strange coincidence was that her sister,
Mrs. Penelope Roberts, dled IN luhorluge
that same day and their funerals were
held on the same day, Friday, March go.
Mrs. Bailey had been cared for the last
three wears by Robert J. Proctor and wife.
She had no children of her own, but had
been good mother to her step daughter,
Mrs. ID. NJ. Bond OF North rhe,ford and
to Martin Bailey OF Pennington, Conn.
Rev. W. F. Harding officiated at the
funeral. Burial at West Corinth beside
her husband. Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ. Bond
were present
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PANToN & RoWELL.
Probate Of WILL

ESTATE or ALBERT \. ALEXANDER.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held
= t,l5otrf DISTRICT - at Randolph, IN and Dor
said District on the SLIT DAG u March > u.
1905
Present Hos WILLIAM II. NICHOLS judge
An instrument uurpOrting 70 be the last WI
ana testament OF AiDert y. AeNAntlers late ~
runhridge. ln said District deceased helnE pre-
.s.t.si ~ h. rfarf ~ Clara Alexander. the
erutrlK thereIn named. Tor prahatei q Is urdeftd
~ said court that an persons concerned thtrsi1
-. r0ffEfa a. anrf1r 80 ) session % sad NHurl
~ H. held az che Probate Once IN 80. hfyaltoa
an the afaf aav ~ April. a. D. 1913, and shoN
cause. u nuF they may have against ~ $3.50
~ satt gIf far Which purpose lt b further -
sarel fhat cory uI tle recurd % thls 0fFaer ~
published three weeks sucee~stfeg ih tAe
Herald and News. printed g htnflltlAt lrttipl-
- .siH time appointed fnr hearing.
HF the Court Attest
ffT WILLIAM IA. AlANAA1s aallse
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Young Peoples Concert.

The concert given under the direction Of
Mrs. w. $. Hatch and Miss Maude Merrill
by the young people Of the Congl society
e the Town hail Monday evening was an
tnloyable affair and all those who partici-
Fated aud helped to make II a success are
worthy Of special mention, for all the
numbers on the program we're nicely rem
aered. The final number, "Nhy We
Ne'er Married, created much merriment.
ms was participated in by fourteen
Young gentlemen and lsdies. who told the
red.
he proceeds OF the entertainment go
'hlo The treasury OF the Cong1 church.
Inc program follows:- Song, "Ihe
RAISING Soldiers by the children; duet,
Piano and autoharp, "Morning Prayer,
Mrs, +. w. Lewis and Miss Myrtle BiXby;
eAIlnet solo, selected, Charles Densmorei
5sgltaiion, Both Sides Miss Margaret
Aomstocki song, "The Sweetest Place," by
tle children; piano solo, "Ripples OF the
az. All oGma, Miss Nora Taylor; cornet solo,
regrets d'Amour." Lyle Beckwith; recl-
taNan, darius Green.m Miss Zoe Hllli
piano solo, Forest Lullaby Miss Vera
9,teAwith; song, PUSSY Willow" Miss
LHma Hatch; clarinet solo, selected,
snafles Densmore; song and chorus y
Ssf me snow" final number, "Why We
Never Married
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COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DEPARTMENTS.
j. L. BACON, Cashier.
ROCHESTER NORTH HOLLOW

Bessie Lee Goddard visited at W. D..
Dunhsm's last week.
A number Of young people attended
teachers examination at Rochester Mon
day and Tuesday.
Almon Goodno began the sugar season
with sixty pounds OF extra fine, most OF
which he will put up in confectionery
sizes for western market.
There was a surprise party at &. A. New
toms last week Wednesday evening. Bad
roads prevented some of the neighbors
from attending and several we're kept at
home by illness. Plain doughnuts and
warm sugar were served. All had pleas
ant evening.
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Is the Moon Inhabited ?

science has proven that the moon hiss
an atmosphere, which makes life IN some
form possible on that sateliitei out not ioi
human beings. who have q hard enough
time on this earth Of ours; especially those
Who don't know tina, Electric Bitters cure
headache. biliousness, malaria, chills and
fever, jaundice, dyspepsia, dizziness, tor
pid liver. kidney complaints, general de-
bihtv and female weaknesses. Unequal
led As general tonic and appetizer fol
weak persons and especially for the aged
Il induces sound sleep Fully guaranteed
Price only soc.
For sale by H. A. Leonard and r. Z
Bryan, Randolph.
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NoRTH RANooLPH.

The drama wss well attended Monday
evening.
= 8 nan took q load of pork to Wash
ington Tuesday.
Mary Camp has gone 70 Massaen u7'''9
to take position.
Bishop Evans Of Randolph Oenter n
belong Clifford Taft sugar
Nrs. IL. w. Downing and llttie Llogu
have returned home after week s'SN'
Mrs. Avian Fletcher is in Braintree car
ing Tor her grandchildren, VINO are sNA
with the measles.
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Cona1 church statlsties.

John NJ Comstock, the corresponding
secretary for the Congregational conven-
ton, has completed his summary OF the
satisfies OF the denomination and for
garded them TO the national secretary IN
Boston.
There are now PIP churches In the state,
tire, new ones having been organized
during the year and one given up at Hal
fax The increase ia mem bership Is 81
O7H lN divided IS follows; On comics
sion o. faith, S13; BY letter, 466; total,
i2N The churches have lost during the
year 38 By death, 5i2 by letters to other
churches, 235 by revision Of the roll; to-
n- lli3. The addition on confession and
the total additions are the largest for ten
Years.
sunday school membership is increas-
ng. the total being Is, 79a, or $40 over 1904.
Bot the membership in the young peoples
society shows a decrease OF IDS. The be-
1eyoleui contributions have increased
,i8 10 sil,756. Home expenditure con-
uaue 20 increase, the total being s2ii,26i,
o. 80 i0g above 1904
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Miss Inez Granger has been quite i'll the
past week, but is gaming slowly.
Mrs. Leon Blanchard has moved from
Mrs. Sullivan's house on the hih 10
Chas. Smiths house.
Leon and I.eola Wright returned from
Boston last week, whore they had been
with their father few days.
Mrs. Fanny Osgood was called to Tun-
bridge last week by the death OF her
sisters husband, A. n. Alexander.
Carl Monkey has moved from >. X.
Waldos farm TO the farm on the East NIL
which he purchased Of Chas. ID. Osgood
two wears ago. Jehu Rogers aud Frank
Durkee are moving onto 5. X. Naldo's
farm.
Mrs. Susan Johnson, one OF the oldest
residents Of this place, died Mar. 9th
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Cara
Baldwin. in Chicago. The remains we're
brought here for interment, arriving
SUNDAY morning. Mrs. Baldwin came
with them. Prayer was held al the home
Of her son, "A. T. johnson.
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TIE
PRUDENT MAN

THE prudent, far-seeing
man lays the foundation
of a fortune much as a
mason builds the foun-
dation of a house-one
stone at atime. The man
who neglects to lay the
first stone will never have a
completed wall, and the
man who neglects to save
the first dollar will never
be we'll to-do. Many peo-
pie live up to their income
with never a thought of
saving for the rainy cay.
Many people never oegin
to save because the first de-
post must be small, and yet
small deposits made regu-
larly will soon make a res
pectable bank account.
May we suggest that this
Bank is always glad to well
come the account of the
small depositor ? One dol
lar opens an account.
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EAST RANDOLPH.
Announcement.

DIR. II. W. Holden wishes to announce to
the people OF Bethel and vicinity that he
has opened dental parlors in the Moody
block, Bethel, VT, and will be pleased TO
meet all who require dental work. care
full attention given to all kinds OF work
Crown and bridge work specially. Inc
best workmanship guaranteed at reason
a blp Dricps.