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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
Horrelpon00nle
Sra S%nbianapolis, sSnb.

ira St10tQt1GpDlts, S11D.
Gen barife Spgefagie afboloer
Mg0e i Be%llefountain SaH paa 5pn=
bag gftermiobag. 8eo bette Mgoe
|foreltaar Mrs. g. @anien BeDnrtnim-
gen % Di foritaar, at inn ogloa bar
igrget for ct go0t 8rogram1 til lln-
oerboloning eiter 6orret,1ingsmgoet
|9a bette rimeligbis bill blipe oct Iios
lite Msoe 6oreningen boloer / lejet
Sol oenne 8inter, bill ser piit blipe
goS 9il1l,tning.
8u6stjeneiter bar pGret bolbt / Sen
bonife Strife bele 9i6en UNDER @e=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; men beb CUBS
tienci item itblte 5pnoag pirfe6e Sen
,itrrfe 1erpentinll1ft temmelig gene
renoe, bporfor set blep beil,1ttet at
l1pife @u6stienelten poa 5bn6ag
Walmeign6og). @en 8aaife6ag bill
Menigbe6en % 6ens @enner bragg
ino i Sen iml,ft iitonoiotte Strife, pg
@1t6stimeite btl blipe bol6t boa6e
6ormio0og og Mften.
49, ~e- a.. aH- 49, 4,
Mt 3anIfe, ser bar p9ret Der /
2on6et / mango Mar % CT bleben set
engelfe Sprog n,ngtigt = % at foo
6anne Der er fist al oanlfe 6orelore
/ 6ette 2on6 = fan bobe li6t @rl1116
til belit at bil6e tilbpre ell engelif-
ll1tberf Strife, fan III til Mp6s for
ltaa; men 11aor en-, Ser fife far bgret
/ Mmerifa ct Mar, % lonl toler %
foritaar grl1r1ne liot gngelif, %lll1ttcr
fig til Ben engelifzlutberife Strife =
iao taller bette bperfen til9fos for Sen.
Ser la6er Jig optoge, eller for Sen
Menigbeo og Yr9lt, Ser optager pom.
8e6 E%refoloigbebs bonif=l,,tb. Sir
fes Menigbe6s Mpoe iiolte. 5enoag
blep 6'6rr. g. Chairman, 8. Mn6er-
fen og @br. &ielien optaget iom
Me6lemmer og felgenbe anmeloteS
til Optagelie: ST.. 6. Ser1er %
Scr. g.. 6. @eterien og &uitru.
Snrlig Sc gienlepen6e al Meolem>
merne fra G%refol6igbeos oauif-lutb-
erife Menigbe6s 9tiftelie sen is.
Mpril 1868 beo Baitor so. ST.. @ielc
g1eber fig til, at 6e cit Se16aa /
Sum- Maane6 ffal faa bpre oeres
gon,le Hreit pre6ife. &aitor @ieie
pil 11ernlig paa fin Gerierejie til Gon-
mari beigae Su6ianapolis og bar poa
Opfor6ring lobet at prn6ife.
Holtor $. @%ertbellen oberpGre6e /
liolte l1ge fin 5poger g. 8. Breite=
gaaros Negrapelie / See, ST.. Mrs.
8%ertbellen funoe oespnrre life relic
til 9egropell en poa @runo al Mns=
finger b[onot 5moafoltenc / Hrrite=
familien. Mfopoe g. 3. 8reltegaor6
bar N baabef11lo ut1g Mano, Der if1l=
sc bape gra6ueret fra 2l1tber College
/ 9ecorab lto1te Sordar. San osoe
al Gnring efter go6t ct Mors Spg=
Dom.
Mrs. g. 2arien fra 6o,pler, Sno.,
blep / Manbag5 opcreret PAD 0eaeo-
neis @oipital. Sperationen, Ser bar
al en- poulfelig Mutlrr, lpne5 at ituloc
foa ct beloigt l1ofolo. Scr. g. 2arien
og @nltr11s mango Benner, boaoe Der
90 / 5otpler, baaber mart at ie Mrs.
2orien raft igien.
@r. Gorl Garllcn, 1911 g. Ere
mont Mpe., feirebe fin J%p0lelsoog iib=
lte 5gnoog. On bel Stprfe al 8enr
ner, piit pper 100 / Sal, ouerraifeoe
bom / benl,e Mnle6ning.
aorrelponbent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
Jomc,

- al1liitl1ationen i Sonia CT meget
bctenfelig. S 6%orpentning DIN Ell
&1,lltrejfe bar Sernbaner % 6abrtfer
lagt 8eilag poa ale DC a1ll, Ser fin
bes i 5tateu, iaa andre Gorbrltgcre
ilet ingen fan fac. a1%,lbo,,olerne
mo6tager ingen Ororer for nogen ion
Delft Bris,og Nriien paa anoet gIogs
8rRnbiel. er iteget polbiomt.
S Ss5ba @rope bar Balget al Mo-
Dor gipet Mnleonins til en- ret puoiig
situation. Ser Dor TO republifanlfe
&anoibater for gmbeoet, sooere %
Meoletn1ner al iamn1e 6irmn. Gen
enc beo Mn6erion, sen anoen .2ip=
ton, Snoebauere al 5irn1aet Nnoer-
ion, 2ipton & 60. Deres @uitruer er
Sbitre, og set bor n,eo Dem De tit
ben @opitnl, tbet. Sc arpeoe Hcr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
miseonfn>

= Menon1incc Hiper Boom Goul
po1lp bor / set iorlgbne 9(or ilsoe
min6rc Sgllmcr ne0 as SSlooeu e1i0
noget tioligere Nur, nen,lig IS Mil
lioner SOP. S tioligere Mor lor DC
flp6et belt op til 900 Mil!ioncr 500
|Gette tageS TOM ct 5egn poo, at Isn1
meret Lungs 6loben er omtrent op
brlgget.
eSsnbtil liolte ltge haroe &iscou
fiji tire ri Sc oprinoe(ige rHcnpln.
tions=Gptre", men MI er 9(ntollct mo:
frGnfet til to, i6et Mrs. Mlenatl Mc.
auig / @lfboIm er afgnaet peo 9poe,
i CT Mloer al So Mor. &m bar Ell
Cater al 8obert Guulop al Dub.
g. g., Ser tiente uuber belle Renol,,=
tionsfrigeu. Sun efterlaoer Jig 4
|8brn.
@n 6alifmpnter ct paagrcbcn
Marbeoen al 0conto, ioet Noliticbei
Satplep fra @reen 8aD iioite llae ar=
|reiterebe Ell Tarmer Bruno @anacfer.
iom boer ct Bar Mile 5pb for Scon-
to. &an afgao fulo S%illtaaelie til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

9ulplen % opgap, bDpr bans Mpnt
bar at iinbe. Mon fl1latc bans Nn=
plsning % tit fat pao iorifiellige
Iornle % en- Mrllgoe Bcngeltptfer,
melt $50 @uloltrftcr % enocl Nopir=
ltpffer. sllle Mbnterne por iurocles
goot lorcoe, ,1lc1, libt u1oerorotigr.
Ganocfcr, ser bar boct olcnc / Ell,
@ntte pan Jorn1en, for bout Ell me-
get goo Stipulation. !@on bor op1i=
bet at hnpe ofiot life loa. faa al Sc iol=
lfe Mbntcr / Morinette % Mcnomi=
ucc. Mon n1cncr, at bon bar Mco=
ifnlbiac.
= gn 80 Mnr gunuuel iSorrucr /
&nrbeeen al Minboro, @olpor Sp=
lnno, bar begooet Gelpnorb pes at
briffc @nrbolipre. Sngen bauoe
Nnelle onL at hnu onlgiffe5 me0
Se(unor6:tmfer, pg BET eneIte l,lrO=
ponligc ban foretog fig / Iioen nUr-
melt iorub bar, at BON efter at Gape
ipilt Urofolt> fort ipr Selpn1orcct,
tog Ell me9et bejtioe(ig Nflfeo meo lin
;Sun1ilie. Suaen to9 pioere @e,'lpn
til bc,u,c @eiynoerligheo.
Gu ung Jornnrbcioer, 8. 9.
Mamoicll, poo 5npocrs 6orm1 / N0r=
leoen. al Walioro, tif forle6en ct sfn=.
falls al Qipsleoe og beill,tteoe ita til
at bcgoo Selpm,oro. Sil oen gnoe
orof bon Ell Gloife @eiteuneoieiu til
u6ncnoigt @r1,g, iom BON ontng bill
sc gipre Sen iornp0ne @irfni11a. @eri
toA ben Dog felt, ioet Ser ingen Gift
%ltoffer fnnote: i 2inen1ertct. Sou
blep imiblertib ip1 at Cen ltore So
lis, ~ liner, % bleu fprt til Ml,g=
bll hpor hon I'LL CT UNDER 2pgehe=
Gambling.
CIT Iorbrpoerjovt hlcp e, Gag
lioltc llgc onltillct aienncm Norret-
niuasgobernc / Ga Grosie:: Gil ung,~
,ol1ninoelig ltnrf Mon0, @erbert 81
lell bar efterie0t al Holitiet / ct.
Yol,l fpr Gpncri. Gn al 8etientene
Ii Ga CROSSE poogreb Dam, a1e1, ll1=
Gcrrcjs til Yolittitotiolcn rep bolt Jig
lp@ ira Wetjcnten, JONI tilfalote as@
%liltanre meo lin Slate. 50 anore
Netic1te fon1 til, % III, 9if Sen uil6e
So1t gjenneu, 0oocrne> on Heuolper=
fllllcr,le luleoc / ulle Hetni11ger, men
inuen fnm murfeligt nof til 5fGoe,
ifjsnt Ser bar Mosler al Solt i ga
ocrne. Snliioer blep 6lpgtningen
pnogrebet t6obrifsfporteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

W u''o>''oA O@tetoS III ObuSA W 7cl1"lN-
gerer. Gen 1tal bope fannie Spor=
bt6oe lom 0ompierubanerne. Mnore
2inier ct planlagte / forifielliae 0ele
al Stl,tsn,an Gour1tp, bpiIfet hil blipe
til ltor 0oroel for Jnr11erne.
= Sre Mile @elt for Goslclton op=
igres / benne Sis ct Neierpoir, oe til
loiprun9,1ing al Fla6len brl1ges
'Dpna,nit. Gorrige 5sn6og efsplooe-
rc6e belle 9Dnamttbebul6ningen, iolt
$50 N,tno, mes ct laa pGloiat Drag,
at @l1lene / Gasielton rplteoe belt mes
t oeres @runopolo, og 5olfenc / @ne'l
troe0e, at @eroens ii6lte Sag por for
6aan6en. s flere @pgninaer blcr
.@lasruberne lprrngt, % oblfiflige
Sforltcne les %betpoelig @tooe. Ger
berettes life ON Sab al Menneifelib,
Ga g%fsplolionen foregif ON 5pnon=
gen, 81 ser f1n bar foa Mennelfer
pua sMrbejosplabIen. On Mrbeioer
Iapnes, men nla, antoger, at bon er
rejlt BORT fpr gfsploiionen.
gt m%1islpffet Graftofinre font
forle0en for 9age11 / Mtnot. Gbrilt
@ioe blcp al 2ciuis 81. 2or1en armeIot
for at lape orepct Ell, v@lin6pig" %
Flee arrelteret. timber 1orbbret foul
set frcn1, at ser par Ell 6orltaaelle
mrllem Gioe % 2arien ongaoeuoe
Ioreelingcn al Sc 8enge, Ger betoleS
|of Gtaten for Opboaelie al 8lino-
|piggeri, $50, ihet Mitolen bar, at 81
SC lf1,lbc erflnre Jig lfploig % foo
$40 uobctolt al 2orie1,, bpi5 6ortjc=
nelte loolc6es piloc blipe. $40. Gibc
fpm imiolertio inben 6orbbret poa
o,1orc 1unfer OF pl1tn1peGe no meo
9i;tcrien, bncrpoo ban erflrrcoe Jig
life i:plbig. Heirltatet blep 90, al
|Gagcn ofniltes % Gi0e blep fritjen0t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

cenerende Haarv@xt. OverfodtgHBaar bort
" tages hurti2t. beha9eligt, uskadeligt. For
SOC / Frim@rker sendes en- T'akke med Brugssn-
ytsniog. NANCE AARs ERrARIN9. Og hvts der or
andet, Do 6nsker, saa ct godt Rad frit.
RUD. KNUDSEN, Apotheker,
1895 Fifth Avenue, BROOKLYN, N. Z.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
Minne(ota.

S Detroit fal Ser bpgges ct
tort @bolelale &us for 5pirituola=
g%ar1oelen. Semperancebebagelieu CT
/ SEN ienere 1i6 blepet n1eget lipltgt
oebotteret / 8ecfer County, og set
pentes, at 2icenle SpergSmaalet ptl
fon1n1e op / bper eneite Bp / Goln=
tpet til uplte Balg.
- Sra Drlut6 %n,eobeles, at sSien
begpn6er at blipe n1eget ffrpbelig, og
at Ser er Sc beoite llbiigter til, at
Nanigotioner tan begpnbe peo Mib>
ten al 0erne l1ge, bpiS Set mil6e
Seir boloer Jig. Sfi6ene bar ollie
re6e be9prot at inotage 2a0ni1ger
% lRtte M}o1fineriet / Orhen.
~ goo Ell 10 slcres Jorm tet peo
@inona, paa 5tranben pes @n0e,l al
gbeitnut Street, bill ser / 6oraaret
blipe in6rettet ct @enieri / ltor Still.
Set ct 6. 8. Sing, al @otfins Meoi=
cal 60, ser bill lGttc 3engc / Sore
taeenbet, og CIT Ohio Mono, q. g..
6roit, pil i Maj Maaneo ppertuge
Qeoelien al Ioretogenoet. Ser ifal
belbes cit @sniebeietuina poo omtr.
1000. Ser bpgges / benne 4i6 So
leni6uie for 6ierfroet % eli @eho-
ellie til $4,000 til @eltprereu.
- .. S. 1oyle / ct. Glou0 6ar
facet @ontrott poa ll0fSrelie al
ltsre Dr9ningsfanaler MRrbeoen al
M%o,ltepioeo, / Chippewa County, til
ct iomlet 8elsb al $4,000: Ger
betales IA Gents pr. &ubit Dorb.
2igeleoes Gar 3oDle f%ontraheret on
@nleg al Ell Dreningsfonal / Mnofo
County for $1,000.
s 8eefer County er ser opret=
tet to npe 5opns, ser bar iooet of
fieiel Mnerfjen6elie al County @omis-
Iererne. 9eres Mupne CT @allonap
% Mbite Garth, begge peo sen npe
500 Clinic % tGt peo @bite gartb
Suoioner &eierpationen. Oct ii6lt=
nennte Comm er / Merbeoen al Sfor-
lanh % life ret lanat fra @%elerpotio<
nea1S Mgentllr.
Martin 2arlen, ion boer /
Narbeoen at 8oieon Miper, life lanat
fra Ye,,ce, milteoe forleoen fin bbire
9rm1, ibet Ell uleloia .Srgersrnano,
cans egen 0nfel oeo Mnm Gbmin
SeuerIe11, ffpb poo bnr1 / oen Sro, at
set bar cit lllu ban lfso efter. 2or=
len git Lungs set trtte 8,1lfaos la119s
6loOel,, 30 Der %pllloielia feo ct 5fllo,
u hans Soonoleo % ltnOerorm bar
fu,lte. Sfptten folu Ga frem, %
loo til lin Mpolel, at set bar bo,ls
egen Mep6, ban bopbc rant. 1robs
set ltpre 8looto6 naueoe ban 0ol lit
@jeml, ion1 lao 1 Mile borte, oa
99gen blep bentct, og oenne ontpl,tc=
rcbe ltrnfs Mrmen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

DIR. NcLAUGHLIN.
Jeg er kjed at like at have faaet skrevet til
Dem for, etter de opnaaede udmarkede Resul.
tater we'd at BRUCE Deres Baelte. Diet har I'D
rettet Vidundere med mig, os jog er nu mere
rask endjeyn0gsnsinde tidligers kunde gj0re
mig Haab ON. Deres hengivne
W.. II. NEWMAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

DR.. McLAUGHLIN.
FOR nogen LID siden aoskaftede reg mig en-
at Deres Apparater I'll Brug we'd ct TilfR1de af
Varicocele; jeg or meget tilfreds med Resulta.
tet og skal hjerteltg anbefale Deres elektriske
Battle til enhver. der lider af denne Sygdom
-Varicocele. Dercs hengivne
Oversat fra Tysk. H. F. BONN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

SSDt1tOen p1s|c l1UDll1e WtQltO, DQr
Ser mango meb Geroensberemmelie>
ioolm 8i1fop ~. Sbobrrl1 fra Sal
futto, Snbien, bnor ban bar pGret /
AZ Nor, og tl,linoe SiGle CT TONNE
til Srpen pco bans t%rofalte Mrbcjoe.
0g at,ore, iom 8ilfop @ort5el, @i.
flop @cnrir fra 5enneslee, 9r. Suit
ter Gorbett fra &ino, SCR. g. 81.
@elm ira 5ofio, Sapal1, Erof. @ur-
Ion Sage 8eocb, Dole llniperlitel.
Gonul 6ralcr ira Central Mirifa,
Sir Mortimcr 9uran6, Sen engellfe
Mmboslaoor for mango Mar til Scr
fen, men I'LL til Mmerifu, Sobn @.
Softer, be 6or. Stoters Mmbosloopr
til @erico y % mango flere, lom hi
life Der fan nGpne.
Mlle 5ioer al Wisltonens bellige
I5ag Tom frem og bleb orpftet al er-
farne M9nb. - On al Sc lcDenoe
Misiio1,nrcr bleD ip1ret: v9poo tror
gu er MiSiionenS ltprlte @%inoring?:"
Otter at babe betanft fig liot ioaoe
ban: Set CT &irfen berDjemmc.
gen Dar nemlig oGret nitro / tire
5mg: S at pGffe og noienoe unge
Mnn6, iom uar 6repne al @errens
Mano, / at lGgge ct Offer for oenne
@og, iaa BET blep ct Sffer: /
at beoe;; @irfen bar life beoet og be-
Der life meo ben Gro ion @erren
freezer.
Iorboloene / ollie 2a1oe moones
for 5pbemanoen meb Sen gobe SOB.
Og set er Dor Bligt, iom bar 2piet,
at bringe oct til 6e friitenleie Mil-
%Iioner, Ser ii6ber / Msrfe % Dgoe11s
gfpgge". Sig iom Ell at Sc ,1nge
2eoere iagoe neo Ms0et: Seq gaar
for at Iepe, for at eIife % for at 81
ON neobenoiig.
II NE-Es&E a85NyEGN%%&NSG
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

DR.. MCLAUGHLIN.
Som svar paa Deres Brew t%iener, at Deres
elektrtske B@lte virkelig har kureret mig.
Med GlBde kan jeg anbefale det til enhver,
der or nerves og 6delagt. bet er sin vsegt
vnrd i Guild.
Deres hengivne
j. H. De KIP, $50 Orleans st.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
WEST HARTFORD

In 1900 Senator p. W. Clement, now can
didate for governor, prevented an increas-
ed tax on corporations and fathered the
last State tax ever levied in Vermont. This
saved Mr.. Clements railroad 70, lyg.34 IN
1901. Ii cost Har' ford Sl026 81 Adv.
Augie Dyer returned to school in Ran
dolph Monday,
The Ladies Aid sale will take place
Thursday evening.
Annie Hazen was home from Wood
stock over Sunday.
II. S. Adams and family Of Bethel spent
Sunday at j. II. Chadwicks.
William Ayers father and mother from
Straoffrd recently visited him.
Misses Anna and Jennie Brockway
returned from Boston Saturday.
5. T.. Dimick and wife were in Bridge
water and Woodstock over Sunday.
News was received Monday of the death
OF Mrs. Abigail Gilman OF Lebanon, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrington are re
ioicing over the arrival of a son, born last
Friday.
Grace Carlton of Plymouth, Mass, and
Marion Udall Of Lowell are guests at Z. j.
UdalIs.
John Kenyon returned to Rutland Mon
day after spending few days with MS
parents.
Leon Hszen returned to Boston, Mon
day, having spent TWO weeks with hts
parents.
Jennie Kenyon came from Newport, n.
H., recently for few days with her
parents.
Eva Thompson, who had spent the sum-
mer at +. p. Nheeler's, returned to Boston
last week.
Margaret Morton and Miss Dyer Of
Medford, Mass, were recent guests at A.
L. Morses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thompson OF Wood
stock recently visited their daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Pratt.
Rev J. II. Cone and wife went to Canada
Saturday. where she will stay, while he
goes TO Chicago to have his eyes.treated.
They will be absent about three weeks.
Mrs. Jones and Miss Mabel OF Hanover,
Miss Smith Of Cleveland, o., Miss Mabel
Watson OF Windham, n. IL and a friend,
Miss Glover, are guests of DIR. and Mrs.
-. w. Watson.
There was a very pretty wedding al
the home 81 Mr. and Mrs. a, z. Reynolds
last week Wednesday evening when their
daughter. Lottie, and Edwin Hazen were
united in wedlock There were about
100 guests present. Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen
are spending few days in Boston.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
ROCHESTER NORTH HOLLOW.

Ida Hubbard visited in Hancock Frisay.
Geo. Clark and son, Earl, have returned
to Ripton.
Mrs. Chas. Newton is in Bethel for a
few weeks.
Mr.. William Cory has returned to his
home in Providence, r. |.
Adelbert Carrier aud Misses Bessie aud
Vera Eaton are in Middlebury to attend
the fair.
Ethel Eaton began her school in South
Hollow Aug. "a.
Edwin Rix OF Bethel has been visiting
his sister, Mrs Carroll Harvey.
Alfred Burrows Of New York city is
with his grandparents for few weeks.
Bessie Goddard OF Stock bridge Is ex-
pected to teach the fall term IN North
Hollow.
Bessie ana Robert Eaton attended the
teachers examination in HancocE Aug. q
and oath.
Thursa Cshee, who has been a successful
teacher i'm The town schools for five years
and in North Hollow for four terms, has
had a call 10 the grammar department OF
the school in White River Junction,
under the supervision Of n. J. Whitehill.
We congratulate White Riger Junction
and wish Miss Cahee gOdspeed in her first
Fittings from the home schools.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
EAST RANDOLPH.

II. Il. johnson returned home last week.
bringing his bride with him.
Miss Ruth bearing OF Royalton visited
Miss Florence Klbbee last week.
Miss Florence Kibbee gave corn roast
to some of her friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. Alma Grow Boyden Of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. b. +.
Blodgett. i,
The Ladies' Benevolent society viii
meet with Mrs. ID. j. Frazier Friday after
noon, Aug. 81.
II. f. Sprague and Ed. Lowell returned
from Fairlee lake, where they have been
camping, last week Wednesday.
John Storrs, wife and children Of Ware,
Mass, also +. A. Dunn and wife OF Ran
dolph, were at II. T. JOhnson's Sunday
Mrs. Iouetta Richardson OF Boston is
making her annual visit at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Frazier.
Miss Ina Emery gave party to her
friends last Thursday evening. All report
a very pleasant time. Ice cream, cake and
lemonade we're served.
Mrs. +. Holbrook Of Brooklyn, n. ", IS
visiting at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Z.
NJ. Waldo; also their mother, Mrs. X. b.
Grow, is stopping there for while.
Mrs. Abel Tracy and children went to
Burlington last Thursday, where they
will visit few days before returning 10
their home in Utica, y. Y. Alpha Tracy
accompanied them to Burlington, return
ing Friday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-30
RoYAL1nn

Mts; 7. ,. Magennis went Saturday to
81. Adams.
AFRO Lamson lost two young cattle by
lightning not long ago.
Miss Mabel Wilson returned Tuesday To
her home in Palmer, Mass.
e, Roy Sykes Of Montpelier visited Mrs.
oe"ah ana her daughter recently.
Mildred Hickey is spending this week
Win her cousin, Ruth spaulding.
An enjoyable corn roast was held an
Ailk~eed plain Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles Cutler OF Newport. \. H..
visited al +. A. Greene's last week.
saint PauPs church Sunday, sept. 2nd.
evening Prayer and sermon at 4 p. m.
Miss Sarah Chamberlain returned
wednesday OF last week TO Salem, Mass.
Miss Iyah Dunk &c was with Mrs.
eharies Ciapp from Thursday TIL Monday.
Walter Williams had a vacation last
week from his duties in @. A. Laird's
store
Mrs Fred Hudson and Miss Bertha
were N Quechee last week, returning
Monday
Master Hazen smith Of south Tun-
bridge spent last week with his aunt, Mrs.
r. Z. spaulding.
Florence and Theron Culver returned
Friday from an extended visit IN 81. Al
bans and Wiiliamstown.
Parties took advantage Of the agreeable
change in the weather Friday to drive to
Barnard and Woodstock
Miss Myrtle Jones finishes her work at
Mr.. Hale's this week in order that she
may attend the academy this fall
Mrs. Thayer and Miss Lincoln. who
have been at the Cascadnac House, re-
turned Monday TO bingham, Mass.
a daughter was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Davis Of Broad Brook,
a granddaughter Of Ars. A. j. Taylor.
Miss Elizabeth FRANKLIN aud Miss
Alice Raymond Of Cambridge, Mass. are
with Mrs. 5 Z. Kendall for two weeks.
Miss Louisa Winlock left last week
wednesday for Northeast Harbor, Mt
Desert, Ne, where she remained for
week.
Mrs. Mabel Bliss, wife OF Judge Henry
Bliss Of Middiebug, spent Friday and
saturday with Mr.. and Mrs William
skinner.
Mrs B. 4. spaulding and children and
HgZgu smith attended the Sunday school
picnic a. the rectory in Bethel last week
Wednesday
Miss Ruby Greene returned home from
Lynn, Mass, last week where she hss
spent the summer with her. sister, Mrs.
y. 3. Cutler.
F0uy-three tickets were sold at this
station for the excursion to Ausable
Chasm An unite in a severe criticism
Of the management 81 this excursion.
Seventeen friends OF Mrs. Ed. Rogers
met the 1ith % celebrate her forty-iifth
birthday and extend 20 her congratula-
tions Ice cream and cake were served.
Mr. and Mrs james Walker OF Barre,
Dr. W. G. Woodward Of Providence,
r. j., and Miss Carrie Draper Of Randolph
were guests al Rock Ledge farm Sunday
and Monday
Nathan Hale has finished haying on bis
Brownell farm, james Fowler, Henry
Turner. sydney Russell and Will Taylor
helping him. lie WAS called 10 Stove last
week Wednesday and returned Monday.
sidney Russell and Miss Ellen Ray were
married at the Cong'l church Saturday
morning by Rev. G. +. Beals, leaving inn
mcdiately for a short trip. Their friends
extend congratulations and good wishes.
Many persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results By using Foley's
Kidney Cure Sold by H.A. Leonard, Rar-
dolph. and l.. A. Densmore, Chelsea
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me sest Of Al enc

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NORTH RAnooLPH.

The Library circle viii meet with Mrs.
w. @. Buzzell sept 8.
MAY Chadwick Of Braintree was guest
Of Edith Brooks last week.
Miss Belle Camp has returned from her
trip to Burlington and Canada.
Miss Mary Boyee visited Eleanor and
saIlie Fits and Leva Han last week.
Gladys Parker and shirly Camp ere at
tending the Normal at Randolph Center.
Andrew Fits commenced his school
last Monday Ia the Charles Button DIS
trict. Chelsea.
Mss Bessie Hubbard ~ Graniteville
was a recent guest AZ AlNa Fletcher's,
also Asa Bennett o. East Bethel
Mrs. b. q. OXEN 90 Boston was resent
ia guest of Mrs. a. M. Cone. she was
formeriv Niss Ellen Chauherlin. and
snent her zirihood days here au this
village
Bertiea Miller had parts f1r about
ID 81 his trends and aaaolmataz -atur-
saE afterHu1n. They played games and
1artook q good THINGS. enjoying tbe day
much.
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NORTH RoYALToN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hyde spent Satur-
dav and sunday in Jericho, W.
Charlie Smith has commenced on his
building lot he recently purchased q
Sylvester Spooner.
Edward Field IS building a large men
house and laying out long line q PIPE 70
conduct water 20 his barn
D- Fred Brigham. wife and daughter Of
rar-aiea At. Mrs. Don Neal Miss DelIa
cloud 81 So Royalton and Mrs. Ambrose
Currier 81 Naraich were guests az Gee.
bearings last week.