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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-25
Notice Of Settlement.

ESTATE OF JOHN NJ. HARRINGTON.
STATE OF VERMONT, Tin the Probate Court
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS. held at Randolph in and
1906. - 'i
Luther Harrington, administrator OF the estate
~ ~ John NJ. harrington late of Randolph, In SAID
ulstflct, deceased, presents his atministra ion
account FOR examination and allowance, and
makes application for decree of distribution and
parlltlon OF the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, II is ordered by said Court that
sald account and said application be referred e.
session OF said Court, to be held at the Probat,
once IN randolph on the 18th day of November
a. D lso6, for hearing and decision thereon; 8nC
u y lurther ordered, that all persons nteresteC
pc notified hereof, by publication of notice o
said application and order thereon, three wees
sueI9iteSslyely in the Herald and News. paTgi
published in Randolph. and which circulates ID
the neighborhood of those interested before said
ti ii OF nearing, that they may appear at said
thereto. I726
BY the Court Attest.
M NJ WILSON, Register and Acting Judge
a true copy of Record. Attest
M NJ WILSON, Register and Acting Judge
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pETH,

Mrs. Minora Hutchinson of Randolnb
IS staying for some time with her son, j
B. Hutchinson. # -
a brother Of Mrs. Woodworth from
talrheld is in town on business and also
to visit his sister.
Mrs. Charles Brewster Of Maine is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Mary Spear, and other
relatives here and in Randolph.
Mr.. Monroe of Windsor is visiting at
his father in laws, &. j. Bass, and also
hunting deer during the open season.
Guy Clough is home for few davs
from the telephone business with which
ms time mas been SO much occupied of late.
Walter Archer, our road commissioner.
mas taken partner in his business, The
young man arrived the 18th with no
Christian name, but will soon be given
one, we think, by the happy smile Mr..
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EAST BARNARD

Harold Bradley is improving in health.
Louis McAllister IS at Quechee for few
weeks.
Mrs. Maria Keith stu remains quite
poorly.
Mrs. James Noonan was in South Roy
alton Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Leao visited friends in South
Royalton Sunday.
Mrs. Irving g. Allen returned Monday
from Hanover, n. II.
X. B. Galusha Of the real estate agency
was in town Monday.
Mrs, Lucy Robbins returned the first of
the week TO her home in Chelsea.
Mrs. Luna Mosher of South RoyaIton
was guest Sunday at d. J. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Culver spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Jane Culver.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Black of South Row
on visited Mrs. Hattie G. Graves Fri
day.
Mrs. Albert Cutting is at Barnard caring
for Rev. Mr.. Daniels baby, who is seriously
sick.
James Noonan returned Monday to his
work at South Royalton for Shepard &
Emmons.
Oscar Campbell of Tunbridge came
Tuesday to visit his children at Grand
View farm.
Myron Emery left last Thursday for
Clarem ont, n. H., and from there was TO
go to Melrose, Mass, to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Webb re-
turned Monday from Hanover, N. H.,
where they had been to visit Mr.. Sampson
and family.
Will McAllister sold his farm Monday
to man from Lyndonville. We hope Mr..
McAllister and family will decide to
remain with us.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay o. Allen returned
Monday to their home in Chelsea after
making his sister, Mrs. Adelbert Camp
bell, short visit.
Mrs. G. Frank Graves and daughter.
Helen, returned Sunday to their home in
81. Adams after spending few days with
relatives and friends here.
The Ladies' Social circle will hold q
social at the hall Friday evening, the 26t
All are invited, and ladies are asked In
take cake. Proceeds will be for the ceme-
terry fund.
Between A and o'clock Monday morn
ing, Albert Churchill's house and harm
were discovered to be on fire and soon
burned to the ground with all their CON
tents. Mr.. Churchill, who has been sicl,
for several months and is helpless. was
carried to the nearest neighbours, This is
certainly severe loss TO the ChurchiI
family and to Mrs. Margaret Stevens. who
lives with them, as they lost all they had
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Notice Of Settlement.

ESTATE OF GILMAN s. MoULToN.
STATE OF VERMONT, lin the Probate Court
f DISTRICT, IS. held at Randolph in aud
1906 80 " oNVoDei' -
Wm. II. Dubois, administrator Of the estate 30
Gilman ). Moulton late of Randolph, in said di-
ulet, deceased, presents his administratiur
account Tor examination and allowance an
makes application for a decree of distributi,
ana partition Of the estate of said deceased
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said Court tia,
salu account and said application be referred to
session of said Court 10 be held, M the Probatt
plnce IN said Randolph on the 18th day OF Novem.
per, a, d 1906, for hearing and decision thereon
nad u Is further ordered that all persons inter
ested be notified hereof, by publication of notice
ol said order thereon, three weeks suceessvely
IN the Herald and News, paper published in
randolph, and which circulates in the neighbOr.
hooi OF those Interested before said time OF hear
an i ~ eneY may appear at said time and place
anu, u they see cause, object thereto
BY the Court. Attest,
Ilb HATTIE l.. NICHOLS, Register.
true cppy OF Record. Attest,
HATTIE l.. NICHOLS, Register.
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License to Sell.
ATE OF RUFUS HUTCHINSON.

ESTATE OF RUFUS HUTCHINSON.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court. Ie
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. at Randolph In and e
said District, on the leth day OF Oct A. D. 1q
John D. Hutchinson, admr. OF the estate OF n
Jus HUTCHINSON, late Of Randolph, in said Dist
deceased, makes application 10 said Court "a
license 70 sell all Of the real estate of said d,
ceased, situated In Randolph, Vt, to witt nh
nome place and land appurtenant on the east RI
sue OF Elm street in Randolph village, repres 2
ing that the sale will be beneficial TO an par +,
Interested.
Whereupon, il is ordered by said Court, cha
said application be referred TO session there
10 De held az the Probate Office in said Rand W
on the 9th day of Oct, A. ID. 1906 for hearing DO
decision thereoni and ii is further ordered, INA
All persons interested be notified hereof BY pull
cation of notice OF said application and orr,
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Her
anu News, a newspaper published at Randolph.
TINS state, and which circuates in the neighhr
hood OF those interested, before said time
nearing, that they may appear at said time lu
pace; and II they see cause, object thereto,
BY the Court; Attest 1874
MAheh NJ WILSON, Register and Acting Judg
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sRAiNrRss.

A daughter was born to Mr.. ana A.
Norris Hagar last week Wednesday. =
Mrs, Clara Potter and daughter n.
olhy, returned TO their home ia Pm
denee, X. l, Saturday, "
l.. q, Durham and family OF MA.
River Junction are spending the Neet j. !
VIM. Dnnham's, while MIR. Dunhs@
deer hunting,
George Rogers shot deer weighipa !,
pounds that proved to be a doe Wjf5 -
horn six inches long. There is no frs Il
shooting does II they have horns, :
Among those from out OF town ht-a 4
deer hunting are Van McAllister ana -
from Nilliamstown, Irving Chase y,
Frank Mccarthy, n. u. students 81 N7,,s
Iied, Guy Lamson of Randolph aud =.
Flint OF Boston.
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Neglected Rheumatism
Causes ParaIys.
A urie.o Treatment wiz In All Cases Rsrs,
the Cause.

Paralysis Il a disease whose cause Is sbr..t
Ia mystery, u YOU were 10 investigate esa.#4s
an eases ~ paraly sis, you would and that la ~
time previous Ia the attack the patient 81 r -
nom some form az rheumatism, POsslhIr T,
80 many others, he thought Il was only + ~,
matter al temporary Inconvenience aud f..Hfs
further attention 20 Il, Rheumatism n nar ~
neglected with lmpunity, The Uric and d II
Gus Rheumatic Acid must be neutralir,.# 4,
driven from the system a. soon as they puf Il \
appearance DO this with uric.O
IL j. a harmless vegetable preparation aHa al.
not contain a single drop II alcohol ID orrsaf.
by IL action upon the blood. muscles and ( ~,
and cures Rheumatism 10 stay cured. We ~,
give you testimonials from thousands uf r...H
IN All parts ~ the country, but We WuulH r-.ta
have you talk With someone whom You knaa II
can believe, Next time you are down tow y
drop into the store ~ "a, A, Leonard, RAN. n
popular druggist, aud ask him about uric.U Ii
wnnt predict what he viii say, but We hayr ...
hdence enough In the remedy 20 leave Il D. M.
Uric q 4 not cathartic, nor dres u aH-at.
Distress the stomach In any way. uriC-O b r1
for Rheumatism and for Rheumatism only III.
Is why tt Il such a great success. II doe u
thing sud does that enc thing perfectly So
druggists sell pric-O al 75c, and 81 90 the d. ffi
but you can have q sample bottle free II v.H7
out this advertisement and send Il witt v|
name aud address % the smith Drug Go Syr
scuse, y, Y. Sometimes N send an or.H
your druggist for 15c. bottle free OF cHsrea
reply 20 those requests Cor a sample.
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Notice Of Settlement.
ESTATE OF ABIJAH W. osGoop

ESTATE OF ABiJAH w. OSG0Op
STATE or VERMONT IN the Probate cas,
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, $. held at Randolph r
for said District on the 18th dav Ut Oct A.
1895 Pcrsis I, osguod, administrator, witt iii
annexed. Of the estate OF Ahilah W ue-a.
late OF Randolph, n said ia
triet, deceased. presents his admlnistratia- b
count for examination and allowance. and raEl
application for a decree of distributiar "a
partition Of the estate II said deceased
Nhereuppn, IL Is ordered hy said Court thar .a
account and said application be referred tH
session ~ said Court. 10 be held az the pr
bate ONCE In said Randolph, og the 10th dir
Nov, A, ID. 1905, Tor hearing aud decision q. .r.
on; and IL l. further ordered. that an ppr-.s
interested be- notified hereof, hy publiCataa
notice n said application and order thereon Zoe
weeks successfully In the Herald and N,He
paper published In Randolph, and which g aa
lates IN the neighborhoud Of those inter-. !.
before said time % hearing, that they may aH !
object thereto is25
Blythe Court; Attest,
NJ NJ WILSON, Register and Acting Jud-a.
true copy ~ Record: Attest,
NJ NJ. WILSON, Register and Acting Jud-e.
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Notice of Settlement.


STATE oFVERMoNT, In the Probate Court
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, -. held at Randolph, 3D. sod
for said District, on the 9Th day Of October, a D
1895, p. d. Chatheld, administrat1
Of the estate Of z, b, Perrin, lat d
Randolph in said district deceased. ire
sents his administration account for examiHatHi
and allowance and makes application Tor de- Pc,
Of distribution and partition Of the estate Of saa
deceased
Whereupon, Il is ordered by said Court thai
said account and said application be referee q
session ul said Court, to be held at the pro il
ONCE IN said Randolph, on the 27th day 81 Oct
A. ID. 1905, for hearing and decision thereon
and II IS further ordered that an person
Interested be notified hereof by publicatiua q
notice 81 said application and order thereu1
three weeks suceessiyeiy In the Herald aG
News, paper published in Randolph and WAIt!
eireulates In the neighhorhood Of those inter
ested before said time Of hearing, that they rl
appear az said time and place, and, II they SCI
cause, object thereto.
BY the Court: Attest
NJ. NJ. WILSON, Register and Acting judy.
A true copy Of Record; Attest, 1924
NJ NJ, WILSON, Register and Acting JudEe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-25

There will be low rate excursion n
Montpelier Thursday, Nov. 1st to enable
those desiring to do SO to witness tbo
workings of the Vermont Legislature
On this date the Vermont Officers Re.
union society will have meeting. at
which Col l.. A. Grant of the 9Th Yer
mont Infantry during the Civil war will
De present, also Senators Proctor and
DIJlliinghsm and Congressman Foster and
1is. A part of the Vermont National
, uuaru ana the Norwich university cadets
WIZ sell round-trip tickets for regular
train No. as lows:-West Hartford
Si.35; Sharon, S1.25; South Royalton' Il n,
hoyalton, sl.l0; Bethel, q los; Randolpb'
Roxbury, 10. '' '0''
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NORTH RANDOLPH.
A Gard.

We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends for their help and kindness during
/ he sickness and death OF our dear daugh-
ter AID sister; the teacher and school
mates, her Sunday school class and all of
her other friends for the many beautiful
flowers; and the singers for the three
pieces so sweetly rendered.
-M MR.. AND MRS. {. S. Hall.
ALLEN HALL.
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Amsden--Bishop,

The Universalist church in this place
was the scene OF very pretty wedding
Wednesday evening, Oct. II, when Miss
Marie ella Bishop, eldest daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. William Bishop, was united in
mar iage to James Marcellus Amsden OF
Randolph, Rev J. Wesley Miller OF
Bethel was the officiating clergyman, and
Wellington Titus aud Robert Markham of
this village acted as ushers.
The church was decorated with ever
green, autumn leaves and potted plants.
The bridal party entered the church,
passing through a gate OF white ribbon,
and stood under an arch OF green, from
which was suspended a wedding bell
The wedding march was played by Mrs.
Harold Mcdonald.
Miss Florence Bishop, sister Of the bride,
was maid Of honor, and Clinss Amsdeu,
broth Il the groom, was best man.
The bride was gowned in white morrow
silk, shirTed princess, made en- trsine,
with embroidered chiffon and pearl trim
ming. She wore the conventional bridal
veil and carried white carnations. -. The
maid OF honor wore white net over silk
and carried pink carnations
Immediately after the ceremony, an in
formal reception was held at the brides
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Amsden left on the
night express for Boston and Providence
amid a shower Of rice and good wishes.
They were the recipients of many beau
tiful presents, consisting OF silver, linen,
lamps, furniture, and a New Idea sewing
machine, the gift of the brides parents.
Among those present at the wedding
from out Of town were Mr. and Mrs. l.. +,
Perry, who were just returning from Bos-
ton on their wedding tour, Mrs. Perry be-
ing niece of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rineheart of st. Johns, p. O.; Mrs.
Alexander Gushing (sister of the bride),
Miss Elene Cushing and Harold Cushing
OF st. Adams; Mr.. and Mrs Mark Atwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stimets OF Randolph
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Amsden of Barnard
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Cannon of Southwick,
Conn, and Mrs. Harrison Thyre OF
Springfield, Mass.
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EAST BETHEL.
VIII be ready to receive apples at East
Bethel mill Oct, IS, H. II, BUCK

win be ready to receive apples at East
Bethel mill Oct Is, H. H. hVeA'
John Race and Frank Spaulding left
saturday TO get ready for deer hunting
Homer Rogers baby has been quite i'll.
DR., Newell Of East Randolph is in attend
anee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bacon were called to
Chelsea recently by the death OF Mrs,
Baeon's mother.
Dr.. Russlow OF Randolph was called to
see Mrs, Horace kingsbury who was
quite sick last week,
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Hood Of ropsham
were guests Of Mrs. Hoods mother, Mrs,
Fred Bacon, several days last week,
Students who are attending school in
adjacent towns were home for few days
vacation during the State Teachers con-
ven ion at Middlebury.
Everett, son OF T.. +, McQuaide, fell
from the high beams OF the church shed,
breaking his left arm near the shoulder.
DR., Scott Of Randolph is attending hun,
/ The state superintendent OF the uniyer-
salist church " n make his official visit TO
the East Bethel church ON sunday, Oct,
q, preaching at 200 p. m, Every one is
urged TO attend.
The Young Ladies club Will give Hal
loween party Tuesday evening, Oct. 80, at
the Universalist church The ladies are
requested to bring boxes with refresh
ments for two, while the children are
asked 10 bring Jsck-o'-lanterns.
Mrs, Jane bearing, mother OF Mrs. Fred
| Lyon, died very suddenly Wednesday
night of last week. Funeral services were
held Friday at ? p, m, Rev. j. Wesley
/ Miller Of Bethel officiating, enlightenment
was in the cemetery IN the village.
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LOGGING JOB,

JOB to let getting out one million feet
O lumber, mostly spruce, in Sherburne,
Portable mill on lot. Address
c.P. TRUELL, White River Jet, Vt,
or READ & DAVIS, Exeter, N. Ii.
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John Rogers is sick.
Mr.. g. O. Stanley is gaining SLOWLY.

Mr.. G. o. Stanley is gaining slowly.
The Library circle will meet with Mrs.
d. j. Camp Oct. 81. All are invited.
One of the results OF exhibiting goods at
the World fair was that Cushman Broth
ers, A. c. Adams, Fred Goss, Frank Spaul-
ding, of Tunbridge, and Curtis Kibbee OF
Brookfeld all bought oil-cooled gasoline
engines of the c. II. Taft agency at Ran
dolph Center.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-25
Death Of Or. Ereeman.

Daniel 6igelow Freeman passed away
Sunday afternoon, having been uncon-
scious for the previous a hours. He was
born in Bgooktield, July 9, 1872, and was
educated al the old Orange County Gram
mar school al Randolph Center.
soon after leaving school, he enlisted in
the fall OF 1852 in Company q OF the 10th
regiment Of Vermont Volunteer Infantry.
Nov. y, 1863, he received a bad grape shot
wound at the battle OF Locust Grove, be-
ing the first engagement in which his
regiment fought. He was taken to the
hospital at Brattleboro and upon recovery
reiolued his company in the spring Of
1861. At the battle OF Winchester, Sept.
-, 1861, he received gun shot wound in
the left ankle, permanently disabling him.
y portion OF the bones were removed and
the Joint was thereafter rigid.
After the war he completed his studies
at the Ran dOlph Normal hool and went
to Chicago TO study dentistry with DIR.
Andrew Freeman, locating then in Chi
cago and practising dentistry for about 80
years,
In October, 1869, he was married to
Miss Sarah Myers, a native OF Pawlet, who
dhd in 1902 In 1903 he married Miss f..
Janet Child, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Child of Bethel, who survives him.
Since his last marriage he had resided IN
Bethel. lie is also survived by three
children, Mrs. Blanche Abbott of Pomp-
ton, \, D., Geo &c Bliss Freeman of Bravo,
Mich, and Miss Marion l.. freeman of
New Jersey.
Funeral services were held at his late
residence Tuesday, the Rev. W. b. Rey-
nolds officiating, and interment was in the
Child lot in Fairview cemetery.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-25

A boon TO travellers. Dr. Fowler,s Ex-
tract OF Wild Straw berry. Cures dysen-
terry, diarrhpa, seasickness, nausea. Pleas.
ant to take. Acts promptly.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-25

Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and
colds and prevents pneumonia. Take no
substitutes. Sold by II. A. Leonard. Ran
dolph, and Q. A. Densmore, Chelsea.
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The Campfire.

n fOuslnB GOOD time was the verdict of
those attending the combined campfire
and reunion of the members Of the 4th
Reg, VT. Vol; held at Bethel Friday.
The weather was suspicious and ali dsv
the old soldiers and their relatives and
members OF the Relief Corps and Sons of
Veterans came in by train and team.
randolph and Rochester sent the larger
delegations. A bountiful old. fashioned
supper was served by the ladies of Bethel
at Cushing hall. 1t is estimated that
about $50 were fed.
Twenty-eight members OF the 4th regi-
ment were present at the reunion held in
the afternoon. Lieut.. A. &. Carr of Bran
don was elected president; &. E. Rich of
RoXbury, vice president, and H. W,
Spahord Of Rutland, secretary and
treasurer. 1t is supposed that tn re are
about 200 surviving members of This
regiment and they are scattered over the
four corners of the globe. A committee
/ consisting of one member from each com
pany was appointed to look up the mem
ners and complete roster.
The Town hall was fairly well filled at
the campfire in the evening Music was
furnished by the Bethel Cornet band, Ned
Moreland and his sister, Mrs. Delikof,
The POSTMASTER, Col. A. &. Brown of
Montpelier, was introduced by Mai,
bowman. Prayer was offered bv Rev. /
Hall Long and the veterans were well
coined by Lieut.. Wallace \. Batchelder
OF the Philippine war. Other speakers
: were eX-Gov. S. f. Pingree of Hartford, a
former resident of Bethel, ex-Gov. Bell
OF Walden, Department Commander Shell
don OF Rutland, Junior Vice Commander
Slack OF Randolph, representing the Sons
OF Veterans; Mrs. f. N. Rising of Ran.
dolph, representing the Woman's Relief
! Corps; Judge G. s. Palmer of Rnrlinoton
an easy and favorite speaker; W. B. G
Suckney OF Bethel, G. W. Flagg Of Brain.
tree and l.. p. Harris. Mrs. c. f, Waldo
gave report of the recent national en-.
campment at Minneapolis. Letters O
regret were read from Congressman Has
kElns, Gov. Proctor, Gen. Lucia, James f
Hooker, Col. Joyce and Hon. Hugh Henry
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Excursion to Montnelisr

DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS absolntaIv ana,
rheumatism Neuralgia. Entirely yegetabie SaFe
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EAST RANDOLPH.

A new stock OF DR.. A. c. Daniels war
ranted veterinary medicines, plows, pillow
and stove repairs W. M. BoYD.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-03-16
The Remnant of a Rerim..t.

On the opening day Of the sha-Ho
battle there were many deeds Of he
roism, writes the author of IA Eye
Witness in Manchuria." O1e incl
dent, he says, brought out clearly the
terrible nature of the encounter.
During the Russian retreat a gen.
eral commanding division neticed an
officer and some forty men returning
through the lines. 1t appeared as If
1t were a small party which HAD been
charged with some outpost duty and
had shown the white feather.
Incensed at their apparent coward
ice. the general rode up to the sfficer
and asked him what he meant BY de-
sorting his post. With a somewhat
grim smile the officer, saluting. said 4:
'Sir, this is all that Is left Of NV
regiment"
That regiment had gone late action
over two thousand strong.