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TuNBHID0E.

Austin Blake came home Saturday
night.
Mrs. Hattie Whitney has been quite i'll
the past week.
A daughter was born Aug. 10th to Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Delano.
Charles Parker OF Randolph spent sun
day at David Diekerman's.
Miss Carrie Tucker has gone to East
Barnard to work few weeks.
Phil Whitney's little girl. Nadine, was
taken with commissions Sunday.
The Chandler brothers are preparing to
build barn on their new place.
Several from here attended the excur-
sion to Missisquoi park Thursday.
Rev. E. G. Clarke OF East Randolph was
guest OF Elder Shepard Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Haskins and children OF
West Lebanon are visiting relatives in
town.
Mrs. Nellie and Miss Gladys Ballou of
Chelsea visited at John Benefits last
week.
Miss Gracia Sargent has returned to
Hanover after spending a week at B. j.
Sargent's.
George Robbins colt got its shoulder
broken last week by an automobile acci-
dent, 1t is said.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Granger OF Laconia,
n. H., visited his sister, Mrs. Alick Cou-
termarsh, over Sunday.
The lair and sale last week Wednesday
afternoon and evening was well attended
and success, about si5 being realized.
The Sunday school picnic was adjourned
from Tuesday until Thursday, the 23d. to
meet at "The Pines.n II rainy, the first
pleasant day after.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
Wednesday, the 18th, with Mrs. G. f. Bal
lou. All members are especially requested
TO be present and all others are welcome.
Report of Tunbridge Cooperative cream
cry for July:-Milk received, 40, 493 lbs. /;
cream received, 80, 290 lbs; amount butter
fat, II, 200 lbs. amount butter made. Ia. 413
lbs.i gain per cent, 49, paid for butter fat,
net, 2lac.; charged patrons for butter,
2l3c.; total receipts, 49, 9s.57; cost Of max
ing, s36O32; incidental expenses, SIS; total
expenses, 1915 81; net receipts, =, 722 25.
Sunday morning, as Lila Lane was hear
ing her little brother recite his Sunday
school lesson she asked him who it was
that went up into the temple to pray and
what 1t was they said: The boy, who is
1--WE years old, replied, "The Republican
and Democrat. The Republican said, Lord,
be merciful to me sinner; the Demo-
crat said, i thank thee, Lord, / am not
like the other man."
Hezekiab Hutchinson died Friday morn
ing, aged about Sc years. He was life
long resident, his grandfather being one
OF the first settlers in town. He had been
in feeble health for some time and for the
past i've weeks confined to his bed and
suffering severely. In 1857 be was mar
ried to Miss Lucretia Butterfeld, who sur
wives him with three children-Clarence
Of Lebanon, Mrs. Myrtle Wood OF Lowe I.
and Fred, who has lived with him and
who, with his wife, has done all in his
power to alleviate the fathers sufferings.
de left also four grandchildren and one
sister, Mrs. N. +. Smith. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon, Raw Butterfeld
officiating. lnterment was in the ceme-
terry near Byron Howe's on the Spring
road.
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Can Clement Be Trusted 2

As the campaign progresses for the cleo
tion OF governor, we see posted about Ia
conspicuous places long array OF figures
which purport TO be the great increase In
state expenses, hut more especially the ex-
pense OF the insane poor, which believe
is now paid by the state, and that without
state tax.
Now within the memory OF the writer
each town had TO care for its own insane
poor, wholly or in part. Barnard paid
from one 10 three hundred dollars annually
to support her insane poor at the asylum
and this small town. What must be the
expense OF the 2i6 towns combined
There are some things which Mr.. Glenn
ent fails to explain to the voters. Now "
the Republican party is corrupt, eNtrava-
giant and wasteful, as Mr.. Clement claims
II Is, who more than he, one OF the leading
men OF the party, owner Of one OF the
leading Republican papers OF the state for
40 years, is TO blame He has been teach.
ing us poor votels for many years that his
was model party, but suddenly he learns
he is in bad company and wants to re-
form. Will he lead the Democrats astray
Frank James left his gang and tried to re-
form, but he never asked the people OF
Missouri to elect him e )vernor.
Now, then, voters OF Barnard, look here.
Our town draws from the state, so the re-
port says, toward the support OF our
schools and 100 miles Of highway sl432 80;
1t pays out on the road and school tax
$500, leaving a balance in favor OF the
town Of s972.64. The platform on which
Mr. Clement stands calls for the repeal OF
this law. Is the game worth the candle 2
Think it over
JEROME MORGAN. Barnard, VI, Aug.
Il, '06.
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Notice OF Settlement.


HfaaAt r. 1f aAhhlitI NJ. STEWART
SsEhTrE 81 VERMONT, At a Probate Court
tslEaetau uEszEJCT s. held 90 Woodstock
yrtihr It or sid District, on the 18th day Of
Auruf s.. Et 1906
9sysisat, Hon r. o. sEAvER Judge
lie 'isFl master 90 the Estate Of Harriet ~ Stew
sEEr- dlts .E sharon IN said District, deceased,
etcstgtr
WtcrrcS Clinton Burke, executor of the
aasd 70 AID testament u said deceased
8prtfOreE rendering an account Of his
al ~ fissFf ilH uf said estate and presenting his
sarHtEt tEslzsf the same for examination and
ziles71zHg ~ = session of said Court to be held
ss1 tse 'Ea5g--e Ofice Ia said Woodstock, on the
- ssff sptsmber, A. d isOe,at 10 O'Clock in the
HorHfor
Ard r1srszs said Court has assigned and or
Ntt-A sd f6me and place for the settlement Of
z a q susrgtE and tor issuing decree Of the
'l-isEicuf ~ EEit estate 20 the persons entitled
re IN Fsaues GHd has ordered that public notice
-hfcfts ~ Etreh 20 all persons interested
% n1C -get1e hy publishing "A copy Of the
'renst q "a order three weeks successfully
cbe islii y River Herald, newspaper pub.
Visited e. Eeyaitan I'm said District the last
~ SEA 1E3t teati0nS 20 be previous % said LIST
'-is1 a. ss-fif tfss her, 4. d. 1906
- cS-lHrt. al persons concerned in said estate
-rt FsfresfsN Eosaned 20 appear az said Probate
ia nCfr sac cay assigned, as aforesaid, then aud
shsTt - rgrs 80 the allowance % said account
- 8 hfa SO cause, and 10 establish their rights
~ arrat1i n iEiirants Of said residue.
aerus recgd- Attest,
r o. sEAvER, Judge
JsHlas roy 81 record. Attest,
J. o. SEANER Judge.
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Ilcense to san.
EsTArE or ELIZA Q. FrLLER

N1AA " vt ELIZA o. Il LIZ X
swan OF VERMONT N Probate Court held
Ez tsIaaFH uIsTuleT. 50. az Randolph. On and for
ssK2 uestriet, on the 7th day - May, A. D.
faGU " L ntiedis executor, With VIII annexed.
80 tar estate 1f Eliza G Fuller late Of Br11kueld.
o. salf District. decreased, makes application O.
SIX C.r-rt. for license % sell an 81 the
r-t8 esgsrs 90 said deceased, situated iB said
Elrs Is lsatf- representing that the sale 1f
1-sal estate Wuull be- u benefit g. the heirs
go = ai.f vested therein.
Ft5f frearar. it Is ordered by said Court. that
st.ls Er3 aaaftsn De referred o. session thereof
80 81 Ef8H at the Probate Office, in said Randolph
tiils r1fk day % AUG, ID lsl6fur hearing and
lsFzFil1 ftHneaus aud if d. further ordered. that
az nc-sens interested BE- n1fihei hereof br pub
80 20 notice 20 said application aud order
1asss g.. three weeks EuoCosslFeiF ln she Herald
srE 49, q newspaper Published 90 Randolph.
Is state. and which eirculafes iu the neigh
.Heesaaa g thuse Interested, before said time q
1ss-tru thnf they may appear At said time and
eaasz1-- $50 n they see cause, object thereto.
tss.gase % the disability e the Judge % Pro-
IA e Eu1rs- T7l5
- HATTIE l. NICHOLS Register q Probate
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John f. Wilson Of Boston is visiting old
friends in town for few days.
Mrs. Maria Currier OF Penaeook. \. II,
is visiting her brother, +. w. Thurber.
John Prescott and wife OF Waits River
visited Mrs. Munson the first OF the week
Mrs. Lord, mother OF Mrs. W. Simpson,
had shock last Friday. DR.. Hazen wa:
called.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Turner Of South
Duxbury visited Mrs. Munson, theii
aunt, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bowers OF MARI
boro, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Albert
Thurber, her sister.
George Worthley and family. who
moved from here three years ago, called
on old friends in town last week They
now live in Benton, n. II.
Evalina Harding, who graduated from
the Edmunds High school last June, re-
turned to Burlington Saturday to enter
the university for four years course.
Last Friday the health officer removed
he quarantine from +. G. Hutton's house
snd the house has been thoroughly disin-
tected. II was very hard case Of diph-
therla, but with the strictest care no new
cases have been reported.
Rufus Brown, who lived in the Borough
student al Montpelier seminary, died al
his home OF quinsy sore throat SUNDAY.
Mr.. Brown, VINO was 10 years Old. had
chosen the ministry for his lite wort
Two weeks ago last Sunday be preached
at West Corinth and was liked we'll by
those who heard him. He left a mother
and several sisters and brothers, being the
Oldest child. His father was a Methodist
minister, who died about four years ago.
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RRAINTREE.


F1r over hfty years Mrs WInsloW's Soothinr
syrup has been used By mothers for their children
while teethinE. Are you disturbed az night and
broken % your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain o. cutting teeth2 II 80 send al
syrup for children teething Its value Il
tncaiculahle. II viii relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Depend upon IT, mothers
there Il no mistake about e. Il cures diarrhoea,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, safteus the gums reduces Inflammation and
gives tone and energy 70 the whole system
@Mrs. WlnsloW's Soothing syrup for children
eethinE Il pleasant 70 the taste and 4 the
prescription - one o. the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses In the United States. and
l. Tor sale by All druggists throughout the world
Price 2sc. q bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs
WiusloW's Soothing syrup"
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500 Reward. sioo.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
TO learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
IN all Its stages, and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known 10 the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being constitutional disease. re-
CURES constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surs
Iaees OF the system, thereby DESTROYING
the foundation OF the disease, and giyinS
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing
rs work. The proprietors have So muc5
faith IN its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that II
ialls 70 cure. send for list OF testimonials.
a19ress +. :. CHENEY a Co, Toledo.O.
sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for eonstins-
ton.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
License to Sell.
ESTATE OF JOHN Q. ADAMS.

ESTATE OF JOHN a ADAMS.
STATE OF VERMONT, At a Probate Court held
HARTFORD DISTRICT, IS. at Woodstock, within
and for said District, on the sth day Of August,
A. D 1906.
present, Hos THOMAS o. sEAvER. Judge.
10 the matter Of the estate of John q Adams,
aate ~ Bethel, in said District deceased
interstate.
whereas, George Ellis, administrator
0f said estate, has presented
- said Court his petition IN writing, pray
Ok for license 10 convey an real estate of which
said interstate died seized and possessed, situate
IN this state, representing that said interstate
was under contract IN writing to convey the
same 20 one John Adams on the conditions In
said contract named which conveyance has not
been made
Thereupon the court appoints the eth day Of
sept A. ID. 1906 a time aud the Probate ONCE
I'm said Woodstock place, for hearing and de-
sid Ak on said petitions and orders that notice ~
said petition, the reason for the same, and Of said
Eime and place Of hearing, be given 70 ~ persons
arterested In said estate, by publishing copy Of
she record OF this order three weeks successfully
che White River Herald, newspaper pub
ihheh az ROyalton, IN this state which circuiates
So the neighborhOud Of those interested In said
estate the last Of said publications 90 be r-eyious
~ said time Of hearing, that all persons concern
ed IL the premises may appear before said Court
and show cause, ifany they have why the prayer
% said petition should not DE granted.
4 true record. Attest;
4, o. sEAyER, Judge
A true copy OF record Attest
l7H II. o. sEANER, Judge.
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BARNARD.

Miss Lille Eilers returned to New York
b rail last week.
Miss Mabelle White is visiting at T. d
Hadley's for two weeks.
The Republican caucus Saturday nomi-
mated A. q. Perkins for representative.
A party from Philadelphia is occupying
the Harrington cottage for few weeks,
The merriage of Miss Persis Davis to
Rev. Mr.. Wells of Gaysville is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kidder spent sun
day with her mother and sister in Royal
ton.
Mr.. Logan and Miss Norton OF Boston
arrived Saturday at Elm cottage for two
weeks.
The Independent party Saturday night
in caucus nominated W. W. Webb for rep
resentative.
Fred Hicks and wife have returned after
spending ten days with her parents IN
Woodstock.
William KIdder from Lawrence has been
spending two weeks with his cousin,
James Kidder.
There will be dance in the town hall
Aug oath, with Moore's orchestra OF
Hartford as music.
Mrs. L. G. Howe and daughter, jose
phine, spent day recently with her aunt,
Mrs James Kidder.
Services at the Uniyersalist church next
Sunday at o'clock. Mr.. Flow, RS sub
ject will be ''Capital Punishment
T. A. Oglesby and Henry Chase OF
Marion, Mass, arrived at the Silver Lake
House last week for two weeks visit.
Dr. II. V. Hubbard left town last Satur-
day. After spending a few weeks m
Rochester, he will take post graduate
course before settling IN a new field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eilers and one daughter
and son returned TO New York last week
IN the auto. Miss Mabel Eilers arrived
Friday by rail for two weeks vacation.
{, f. Blackmer, who had been visiting
in Rochester for few days, returned here
TO complete his visit with Albert Aikens
last week.
There Will be y6sper service at the Uni
versalist church next Sunday evening at
80 o'clock with special music. A cordial
invitation to attend Is extended to all.
Mr.. Hinchey, formerly resident Of
this place, is Ia town for a short visit,
renewing old acquaintance and visiting
the scenes of his childhood. He Is stop
ping with Mrs. NJ. A. CoughlIn.
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SOUTH TuNBRIpcE.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Barney were in
Randolph last week.
II is expected there will be services next
Sunday at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 5. Smith and sons spent
Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hickey's at
Royalton.
The town Sunday school basket picnic
will be he'd Thursday ct "The Pines,n II
the weather is pro9itious.
Mrs. A. II. Zepp OF Montvale, Mass, a
sister Of Mrs. A. J. Wills, and Harry NJ.
snow Of Boston Conservatory OF Music are
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Wills.
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souTH sTRAEEoRp.

Mrs. Geo. Quimby left for Pattersonyill'
Monday.
]. o. Kendall was in West Lebanon
Saturday.
HEX. Whitney has returned from his
| camping trip.
Mrs. Alma Kendall has returned from
Union Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bell were in Union
| Village Sunday.
Ben Adams Of Chelsea vas guest OF j.
o. Kendall Friday.
Louise Ames OF West Lebanon is work
/ ing for Mrs. j. O. Kendall.
Cattle buyers from Rhode Island were
| through the town last week.
II L. Hatch was in Chelsea Thursday tC
attend the Republican rally.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Newcombe are
spending few days in town.
Mrs. VIM. Atwood returned to st.
Johns bury the last OF the week.
Wilbur Greene has recovered from his
severe illness, so he Is out again.
Mrs. Geo Quimby OF Tilton, n. H., is
visiting her brother, DR.. Nowlan.
Mr.. Burnham, salesman for the Swifts
packing house, was here last week.
Mrs. Mcclellan Of West someryille is
spending few days at Mr.. Huntley's.
Miss Hall Of Haverbill has been spend
ing few days with DR.. and Mrs. Nowlan.
DR.. Gardner Cobb Of White River juno
tion called on friends the first OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tyson and Mrs.
MeCulloch spent day at Lake Mitchell
recently.
Mrs. Fish and daughter Of Methuen.
Mass, have been visiting at Mrs. VIM.
Kendal's.
Misses Marcia and Grace Godfrey OF
Bethel spent several days with Mary
Hayes recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wingett ard children from
Barton Landing have been guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Bell.
Master Norman Troop and Master
Douglas Kay are spending several days in
Copperfield with Miss Farnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Of Manchester, ~.
H., have been spending few days in
town. Mrs. Jones was formerly Miss
Mary st. Clair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kendall, son and
daughters have returned TO Brattleboro,
Misses Lillian and Edith having spent
several weeks in town.
The straw ride given by Mrs. McCul-
ioEh 70 tue AouhB pNulit oi Nut NliihBb 10
attend the Old Home day at Sharon was
enjoyed by all who went.
DIR. and Mrs. Gustin of Union Village
were in town Sunday. Mrs. Gustin sang
at the Universalist church in the morning,
mot Ny Will, but Thine
Mr.. Fellows OF White River Junction
wss in town last week putting up monu-
ment for Miss Annette Fleed, who died in
Haverhill, Mass having spent her life in
doing philsnthropic work.
At the Republican caucus Saturday,
VIM. NJ. Hatch was nominated for town
representative, receiving 45 out OF 50 votes
cast; James X. Hayes, u; scattering 2.
The 70 lowing justice ticket was nomi-
mated Vim. II. SanbOrn, Geo. r. Chand-
Ter, Martin III. Barrett, Samuel III. Boomer,
IL. Lee Hatch. The fusionists Saturday,
at a caucus attended by about dozen
voters, nominated Frank Brown for repre-
sentative and the following justice ticket:
Sexton j.. Arnold, Lucius ID. Parker,
Wilbur c. Sleeper, Geo. W. Dow, b. 5.
Quimby.
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Prof. Tyler Of Amherst college said re-
Gently: "A man can live comforta Div
without brains; no man ever existed
without digestive system. The dvspep-
tic has neither faith, hope nor charity. y
Day by day people realize the Importance
Of caring for their digestion; realize the
need of the use OF little corrective after
overesting. A corrective like KodoI for
Dyspepsia. Il digests what you eat
Sold by V. A. Grant, Bethel.
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CHAMPION ENApnRArnn

Sap spouts, Buckets, Covers, Cans, etc.
Put your camp in order before snou
hies. Special Cash Discount On Wa;i
Orders received before November LEI
Grimm's Sap Spouts and covers. viii
add p per cent to the income of vonr
sugar Camp. Send for Catalogue "X.'i
u H. "hihh, Rutland. VT
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WE WANT AGENTS

10 every town to purchase hides, skins.
gelts' Wool, TALON, bones. etc, and ship
them to US. We pay the freight. remit ~
stock promptly and at the highest market
prices.
We also want agents 10 sell our Burlinp-
10h animal Fertilizers ana Poultry Foods.
lhese are strictly high grade goods ana
the demand is rapidly increasing. Write
ns TODAY for prices and particulars.-Bur-
lngtoh rendering Co, Burlington, Yer
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Burdock Blood Bitters gives a man a
clear head an active brain, a strong, Wig
orous body-makes him fit for the battle
OF life,
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The Forest Festival.

The "Forest Festival" held in the
town house Thursday afternoon and
evening, under the auspices of the
Ladies' BeneN olent circle, was well at
tended and proved a very unique and
pleasing affair. The hall was decorated
to simulate a forest, with tall evergreen
trees, giving charming effect. In these
cool vistas, tables were attrsctively ar
ranged, upon which were displayed the
various wares. The bags upon the table
holding that commodity were OF various
styles, sizes, shapes and uses, and found
ready sale as did the other fancy articles.
Cake and cream were much in demand,
lemonade was eagerly sought, home
made candy proved most tempting,
popcorn balls and cakes disappeared
fast and baked beans and brown bread
daintily put up were so much to the
popular taste that the table was emptied
OF its shining tins early IN the afternoon.
Much business was done at the table
where plants and home-prepared pre-
serves and iellies were sold Maple sugar.
prepared in a camp among the trees, was
served upon ice, and met with the APP
probation that out-of- season dainties
command. About $50 was realized by
the circle as the result of the festival,
with an additional 80 as the gift of a
friend. Much credit is due Mrs. w. II.
Sanborn, under whose direction the
affair was carried out, as well as to her
many willing helpers.
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Eczema, scald head, hives, itehiness OF
the skin OF any sort instantly relieved
permanently cured. Doan's Ointment
AT any drug store
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cORINTH.

Ladies' haiIwork. Mrs. Fl. II. BEAN
I Chestnut ST., Medford, Mass.
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Bethel, Vermont.


far
The school h under ne direction Of Of the foremost
supported trained and
FIRST TERM OF FIFTEEN WEEKS OPENS ON SEPTEMBER 10
GEORGE s. WRIGHT, b
MAUD E. ABBOTT, A. NJ, Assistant
VI. ABB, Draw and Penn
EDITH NJ. GREENE,
ESTELLA g. X. I ands h Grades
l. nd 8 N Grade
JESSIE NJ. sPALDING, srd and Grades.
NJ = nd o.
For information regarding school boarding places,
aues A.Gr WRnHT
willard eASH@I " "hSh'i i'"sF1"
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WTUDlDS Cure Nervous Diseases.

-~--~--~-~-----@ -Dr. NldmAuls frescrlp tl0f--
sFzsszsss erls the nerves Buiids ND worn out men
--z-5 women Price SO Cts.