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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-08
RANDOLPH CENTER.

CIytie Hyzer Is in Hartford visiting rel
atives for awhile.
n i. Boyden sold fine thoroughbred
bull last week to- Allen Jones OF Randolph.
George Adams Of Montpelier came here
Monday to make a short visit with his
parents.
VIC. Howard has two girls that are
now being kept from school on account OF
/ trouble with Their eyes.
/ Misses Nellie 1 Grace Conant returned
home last Saturday from an extended visit
I in Springfield and Cambridge, Mass.
I Mrs. q. w. Patterson returned home
Monday. She had been taking a two
weeks rest and visited relatives in New
/ tonvilie, Mass.
| As Elijah Ballou went to the barn last
Monday morning, be found his horse
dead. There didnit seem to be any appar-
ent cause OF the death.
w. w. Rogers has closed bis work IN
S. G. Vorses shop and we have no horse
sheer here now. This ought TO be q good
point for good blacksmith.
Miss Josephine Hodges started last FRI
day for New Rochelle, n. y, where she
has position as Instructor in elocution.
She had been detained al home some time
by throat trouble.
". Z. Adams and wife were called to
Queohee last week BY the sickness Of their
daughter Alice, who was better Saturday
and Mrs. Adams returned home. MIR.
Adams has not returned.
At Grace church next Sunday there will
be morning prayer with sermon at 1890
O'Clock. There will be celebration OF the
Holy Communion. All are cordially IN
vited to attend the service.
Rev. Frazer Metzger will be present at
the Y. NJ. G. U. meeting Friday evening
of this week and speak on some subject OF
importance and interest TO boys. The
club extends cordial invitation TO the
young men of the village TO be present and
hear Mr.. Metzger.
r W. Parmenter is about closing four
years work for N. l.. Boyden and the ex-
pectation is thst he will stay another year.
The same things can be said OF hired help
as OF teachers. They are many times more
valuable after they become acquainted
with employers ways and employers learn
theirs.
Word has been received from Luke Par
ish that he and his wife arrived at Beloxi,
Miss, last Thursday night. They left
Burlington Tuesday morning and went by
Albany, Cleveland and Cincinnati Mr..
Parish says they arel having fine weather
there, very much like the month OF June
in Vermont
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BETHEL eILEAp.

Mrs. Lois Xix is suffering with very
severe cold.
Clarence Kemp has finished work for
VIII Kendall
&. +. Riley visited his mother, Mrs. j.
+. Riley, in Hancock Sunday.
The w. II. NJ. S. met with Mrs. Selden
Tewksbury last Thursday evening, the
topic for discussion being, "Indian Mis-
stons," and an interesting meeting was
the result.
Miss Myra Edison and Mrs. Clara
Ayerill took advantage OF the excellent -?
sleighing last week and visited Miss
Edson's sister, Mrs. Chas. Call, at RAN
dolph Center.
There will be a social at r. 5. Tewks-
bury's next Tuesday evening. There will
be a program consisting Of one or two
tarces, with Rotations, songs, etc.
Ladies will please bring cake.
Mark Rix spent several days at home
last week, also visited his sister. Mrs.
Carroll Harvey, in Rochester He returned
TO East Bethel the first Of the week and
viii 90 from there TO Royalton 10 work
for Eben Winslow.
Miss Blanche Tewksbury entertained
the pupils of her school at the home Of
her brother, Selden Tewksbury, last FRI
day evening Miss Josephine Emery. a
former teacher, was also present and the
young people reported a very enjoyable
time.
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w. nv r. r. Co. Sues for Subsidies

The to0n Of Rochester is nov a defend
ant IN three different suits brought to re-
cover the subsidy voted by the town at a
meeting held April 5, 1898. At this meet
ing the town voted to aid the White River
Valley Railroad company in building a
railroad standard gauge) from Bethel to
Rochester IA the sum Of $4,000. upon GER
tam conditions. The town Of Stock bridge
voted sl0OOO; town of Pittsield "a O00,
town Of Hancock, 5000; and the sum Of
s5,Ol1 was raised by subscription upon
practically the same conditions.
The Two more important conditions
were these First, that the road sbouId
be completed and in operation by Dec. m
leOOi and, second, that it should be thor
oughly and substantially built and lequip-
ped.
The railroad company, through ito "a
ceiver, ran a train over the road few
days previous TO Dec. 80, 1900. and com
menced doing business and, barring wash
outs ana other causes, has continuousIv
been carrying freight and passengers ev-
cept an interval when the railroad conn
mlssioners ordered the company moi ~
carry passengers ON account Of the condi-
ton OF the rOadbed,
Perhaps, in justice 10 the railroad
commissioners, it should be stated tbat
tney have been continually ordering Ger.
tam work 10 be done on the 'roadhed mt
the officials Of the road have always been
promising TO better its condition in no
future. OF course, some work has been
done IN compliance with the orders ~ fbe
commissioners, but on the whole the road.
bed and especially the trestles and some ~
the bridges are in a bad. il not dangero,,s
condition. -o'
IN order to complete the road previops
TO Dec. 30, 1900, il was necessary 10 la,, tEs
ties upon the snow and ice. and some ~
the passengers over the road in the snrirs,
81 1901 VIII readily recall the sdee-ligbt7
iui' ana, possibly dangerous. sensa3il',,
let when the ballastin % ice yroI,id
the drop % terra firma
Inc material question at issue Z y neither
or not the towns have a thoroupbl,- sn,5
81 t ANTI. buut and equipped road.
SUIT g now pending IN tbe Tnfts5
STATES court against each 81 the fov-ns
ana two suits have lately been fror,7t, -
we county courts against each town III
recover the amount Of the subsidies ~,
Interest thereon. IN
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Frank Winch's mother is quite IN.
II. 2. Warren and wife of Woodsulle. n.
H., were recent guests al f. j. Hution's.
The l. mules on Pike Hin mines have
been sold by their owner, DR.. Edgar NJ.
Funk.
Gertrude Wilson sprained her ankle last
saturday afternoon by slipping on the ice
near their door.
Abe Jacobs is on the gain. Mr.. Savers
has been sick. Colds aud grip are preva-
lent. Every family has one or more vic
TINS, and IN some instances the whole
family are sick at once.
At the annual creamery meeting Jan. 30.
Benton Rowell WAS reelected president
Anna l., Hodge, secretary and treasurer
l.. X. Richardson, A. l.. Parker, G. A.
Washburne, Frank DoGoosh, directors.
The East Corinth Ladies' Aid society
has placed a telephone in Rev. Mr.. Davies
mouse, aud the Corintn Center Ladies' Aid
soeiety has placed a stove in the parlor.
These two societies are doing grand
work, and are fully appreciated.
The many friends of Mrs. John Henry
Robe OF California were panied to learn OF
her recent operation for cancer, but glad
OF ITS seemingly successful outcome. Il
was OF q very serious nature, and had
needed an earlier treatment. There Il
some doubt other ever being able 10 use
her right arm again.
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Frank Buttles fell on the ice aud hurt
bis knee 50 he is laid up for several days.
Mrs. 5. 4. Bowen Is at Henry Bakers ia
Stockbridge helping care for her new
granddaughter.
The Bethel branch Of the International
Sunshine society will meet with Mrs
Charles French Thursday. Feb. 18TH
Ladies bring pie. cake or doughnuts.
About 30 OF the neigh hors. hy invitation
% e. r. Noble, gathered at Echo farm last
Thursday evening and enjoyed an OYSTER
supper Games we're played and q pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all
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BARNARD

DIR. II. v. Hubbard went n D.
Monday. bufllnglo-
William 5oule Is taking a ysc,,;.
his work at Bethel. '@''oa ifoa
Miss Margaret I.eonard Is -.
Mrs. W. G. Danforth. iAng ioi
Mr.. Holmes is having the Ice h.
the hotel hlled Tor the season. MUSE It
Gus Crosby OF Hartland was "a,
Gently looking after horses Tor n,s,t',. r.
Guy Cleveland is driving a ,ioe
laugh colt that was raised 81 III hfsd'
The town authorities. will have ~
aiairs all settled this week for tb. 'osa
Ara Perry has the best PAIR q, -
oxen sIi, IN town, tipping the scales WI sIgIaas
Irving White aud wife Of Keen. ~
visited her father, j. e. GhamberlibH ~ a. ~
james French was at the Gale b,,,
renting. '"" q
4. A. Hadley and wife and Mrs. Gu
IN went TO Marion, Mass, last Tbp NUT.
morning. thursday
W. F Davis, administrator Of ths a,
Perkins estate. received his dischares t M
the probate court Saturday. nun
The entertainment at the uprer di.....
sehoolhouse was grand success and NV.
have been very gratifying 10 the teacher
Close Of Upper Village scbool
About so gathered in the Uppsr ynl..
school room last Friday evening Fsb
70 listen to the following program -,
dored by the pupils and assisted bg w.
Emma Waters, Miss Margaret LeoB.,l
ard MISS Martha Ward
Music, graphophone; song, HWben ii.
Bees Are in the Hive, school: recitstie-
"a Dream OF Youth, p Carl Hathorn. 80
There's a Dark Man Coming Vi,s
Bundle,H school; recitation. aYsnt.s
Story" Mrs. Waters; song, SIN the in.
isiana Lowlands,n Bessie Waters. IN,
'l'm Trying 50 Hard 10 FORGET YesH
school; recitation, "When Tour Ma a.
Me Got Tied,n Joseph Counter. sss|
" Yankee Song John Leonard ffeit4ti,s'
''Uncle Abner on Taking Advice Ailrs1
Gregory; song, "Just Plain Foik. p
school; dialogue, "Nhy She Ief.r Ms.
Margaret Leonard and Martha War
song, Joseph Counter and Bessie Water.
music, graphophone; drama, "Dr Gsr..
rude Mason" characters DR. Mason. Hst.
tie Ward; Nora, the cook, Esther Tucker.
WIS fhhotyits bessie waters; Marie John
Leonardo Jane Sympkins, Mary Ward.
Bertha, Ella, Maggie Ward, Bessie Water;
song, "For Sale, q Bauy," school. music
Average OF pupils IN examination. Msv
Ward. 100; Hattie Ward, 100: Mcgee
Ward, %; Bessie Waters, rs ~; Alirsd
Gregory, 96 ZIP; John Leonard, 100; 0sf
Ia horn, 100; Esther Tuckor, % ia.
Maggie Ward and Bessie Waters were
perfect IN attendance for he year Not 4
word was missed m the spelling lessons
during the term.
Jennie NJ. Paige was teacher
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We, toe undersigned, do hereby agree 10
refund the money on e 50-cent holfie ~
9reene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar n n
Tails % cure your cough OF cold. We also
guarantee 15-cent bottle 10 prove safis-
factory or money refunded.
&. +. Black. South Royalton.
Geo. A. Laird. Royalton.
Malhridge q Heath. sharon.
Badger s Moves. sharon.
Edward Miller. East Barnard.
NJ. j. Sargent a son. south Rovaltun
W NJ. Adams, North Pomfref.
A. l.. Morse & Co. West Hartford
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a Caro-.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agres 2
refund the money on 50-Cent bottle o.
Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar i Z
fails TO cure your cough Of cold. We AZ
guarantee a 25-cent bottle 10 prove sass
factory or money refunded.
A. X. Hood A. Son, Chelsea.
A. y. King & Son, Tunbridge
G. A. Wight, North runbridge
5 b. Buell. q Co., South Stfaderd.
l.. l.. Udall & Son, STAFFORD.
Frank Durkee, Pittsdeld.
c. w. Brigham s Son, Pittsfeld,
FREQ NORTH. pittsiield.
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EAST BETHEL.
FOR SALE Yoke good working oxen.
20 q. X, SMITH.

fbh DALE I Oke ROOQ WORKING oxen.
20 Z. X. SMITH.
Mrs. Ellen Woodwork is quite feeble
Miss Josie Greene is somewhat improved.
Mrs. +. w. Perrin is more comfortable
at this writing.
p 9. House has sold his horse to Frank
Parker Of Brookfeld.
Miss e. Il. Fowler was at Randolph Cen
ter the first of the week.
Mrs. Jennie Mills Of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting In this vicinity.
f. Manning and family were in Chitten-
den the first Of the week.
Several in this vicinity attended the
dance at North Randolph Friday night.
Mrs. II. w. Fowler, who has been indis-
posed for the past two weeks, is somewhat
better.
The Ladies' Social circle will meet with
Mrs. Benz. Burnham Thursday Feb. IS
A large attendance is hoped for.
The Ladies' club will give baked bean
supper at the Universalst church Satur-
day evening, Feb. 10, from to- s. After
the supper, short entertainment will be
given.
Foley's Honey and Tar is best for Group
and whooping cough, contains no opiates
and cures quickly. Careful mothers keep
IL in the house. Sold by II. A. Leonard,
Randolph. and G. A. Densmore, Chelsea.
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EAST GRANvlLLE

Mrs. Charles Pecor was in Roxbury last
week
Miss Helen Dickinson is home from her
school in Roxbury.
The winter term OF school tsught b,y
Miss stanton closed Friday.
W. g. Eandly has sold his chestnut
PAGER to George Flagg Of East Brsintree.
Mrs. Alden Richardson and children
visited friends in Braintree Friday.
Mrs. Euseba simons Of East Braintree
has been visiting 81 Alden Richardson's
The past week.
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We, the undersigned. do hereby agree q
refund the money on 50-cent bottle OF
Greone's Warranted syrup OF Tar IL ID
fails 10 cure your cough or cold. We alec
guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove salts.
factory or money refunded.
q. NJ. Miller, Bethel
ID. %. Goodno. Rochester.
II. &. Hubbard. Granville.
CT. stock well, Hancock.
q. b. Fish. stock bridge
j. A. Chedel & Co, GsysviIle.
W. II. smith. East Bethel
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EAsI REonkEIELp.

Mrs. Emily Reed returned from WI
Jamestown Monday
Miss Mamie Harrington gave bhIhaS
party last Saturday.
F.. ii. Wilcox was in Randolph g Gay hh
week having dental work done.
There was a good attendance 81 the bAi
by auction aud the property brought so''
prices. 81
School in District No. II will close ~
day. Parents and friends are iuEi'sa
the exercises.
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Elisha Averill was in Bethel day last
week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Severance Feb. l.
w. II. Breed and Dr. o. J. Ellis were in
Rutland day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Longley were in South
Stockbridge the first of the week.
Mrs. G. A. Stott has returned home from
her evangelistic work in New York state.
The Ladies' Aid society held an ice
cream social in the NJ. E. chapel last week
Miss Pearl Davis Of South Stock bridge
was the guest Of Miss Mabel Mills over
Sunday.
Miss Edwina Lamb spent Saturday and
Sunday in St0ckbridge, the guest Of Miss
Neda Davis.
Miss Anna Whitcomb has been quite
III the past week, but is much better at
this writing.
At the meeting OF Tweed River Grange
last Saturday evening, 20 names were voted
upon and all accepted for membership.
A Valentine supper will be furnished by
the Ladies' Benevolent society in the
yestry Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th. A
cordial invitation is extended to ALL
The funeral OF Lineus Whitcomb was
hplu ~ Aut MUSE lutsuhl5 jan ~, AZ y a.
m, Rev. G.. A. Stott officiating The body
was taken to White River Junction for
burial by the side OF his wife, He left six
children TO mourn his loss.
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitcomb and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Whitcomb OF Lebanon,
n! H., Fred WhitcOmb OF Bellows Falls
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutchinson Of
Randolph we're M town last week to at
tend the funeral OF their father, Lineus
Whiteomb.
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down salen VIII continue until March 10
On. M. Now is the time to get a sack o.
flour free.
P.W. Green is in Boston this week.
Edgar Martin was quite Ill last weebs
Mrs. Martha Neff is in very poor health
Marx Lawrence is working for Mr.
Rhodes.
Mrs. Walter Mills of Gaysyille is visiting
at G. A. Nef's.
Mrs. Louise johnson has been spending
several days in town.
/ Chas. Cham berlin has sold bis farm to
Chas. Kidder OF Bethel.
Ira Buck and wife OF Rochester were at
A. f.. Bakers day last week.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. John
Sawyer Wednesday afternoon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baker are rejoicing
over the birth Of a daughter Feb. Sd.
Miss Anna Green Is visiting at Mrs.
Levi Goddard's in South Stockbridge.
Chaa. Chamberlin has bought Hiram
CampbelIs farm on the river road towards
Rochester.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boutwell, and
daughter, Grace, Of Sherburne visited at
A. r, Bakers Thursday.
There was a party at Joseph Patnode's
last evening. A big crowd was present
and all report a fine time.
There is unclaimed mail matter at the
postCffice addressed to j. n. Barnes, g. IL.
Burr, Chas. Ingalls,, Chas. Putnam.
Mrs. Harris Holland and Mrs. Efie
Holland have both been 10 Gaysyille the
past week to see their mother, Mrs. Cham
berlin, who is having quite a severe attack
Of rheumatism.
Hon. Mason s. Stone, state superinten-
dent OF education, held teachers meet
ing here last week Wednesday afternoon
and gave very interesting lecture in the
evening on "'1he Educational Interests OF
the State.n He was entertained during
his stay at G. B. Fish's.
About fifty neighbors and friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Baker went to their
home last Friday evening to remind
them Of the 10th birthday of Mr.. Baker.
The party was a surprise. Several nice
gifts we're presented them In honor of the
occasion, consisting OF four nice dining
chairs and center table, a nice willow
rocker, a sofa pillow, pack OF cards and
the counters. A pleasant evening was
passed. Card playing and games were in
dulged in. Cake and coffee were served.
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FrinhtfnIIv Rnrnna

Chas. W. Moore, a machinist Of Ford
City, Pa, had his hand frightfully burned
in an electrical furnace He applied Ruck-
lens Arnica Salve with the usual result
"a quick and perfect cure" Greatest
healer on earth Tor burns, wounds. sores.
eczema and piles. 25c.
For sale by n. A. Leonard ana F. E.
Bryan, Randolnh.
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WEST HARTFo6.

Norma Kenyon spent last week with
her sister, Mrs. John Harrington.
Clytie Hyzer OF Randolph Center is Wis.
ting her uncle, Stillman blanchard.
There viii be a Valentine social in the
Vestry wednesday evening, the 18th.
Connie Hazen is spending a few weeks
win her brother IN Bethlehem, n. II.
Several OF our Changers attended the
Fomona Orange at Norwich Saturday.
Mrs: W, II. Tucker spent part OF las,
week an Pomfret helping care for Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Harding of Pomfret
were recent guests al her brothers. Oscar
Paine. . S'ea'
J9hn Brockway went to Proctor last
week, where he has position in M mar,
ole works.
Henry Reynolds had the misfortune To
cut one foot last week so badly a. to nste
II necessary to have six stitches taken.
coughs and colds, down 10 the very
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just a little Kodol after meals will re-
lteye that fulness, belching, gas on stom-
ach and all other symptoms ofindigestion.
kodol digests what you eat and enables
the stomach and digestive organs to per
form their functions naturally. Sold by
A. r. Hood q son. Chelsna
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snoap saooN

a.. ne. a. 6. ellison returned home Tues-
Jay rom hemis, \. H., where she lad
b1shs ~ - ~ me serious illness OF her
pital for treatment al Portland Ne nus
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mas recently been discovered. ii hears
close resemblance 20 the malaria perm n
free the system from disease germs -
most y, effective remedy Is Or. Kings NJ
LIE ~. nus. 6uaranteed to cure ali disease
ton. 25c. o"slipa-
i, for sale BY II. A. Leonard and F.
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Piles, Druggists are tboTi1.j ~ 'lslill
money y 4 40 OINTMENT fails to cnre
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Tie subject Of the sfternoo, s.-..;..
. sne M =. church Feb. Iith viii r. ~ ir -
~, ~. - h,,n9ancipater, Statesman Chris
tan. Every body invited NNi's-
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Bethel Local Intelligence.

Olgans and - maohines g 90. 8.

ae q y. N. oIH0Nuf betHVIi .
an kinds talking machines; cash OF
instailments. ae Il ID. IA. STRONG, Bethel
For sALE.-6Timm eyaporator and 800
sin sap buckets.
~ ae IA. MAYO, P. o. Bethel.
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Only one remedy in the world that will
at once stop itchiness Of the skin in any
part OF the body; Doan's Ointment. AT
any drug store, 90 cents.
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Winter coughs are apt 10 result in con-
sumption II neglected. They can Be soon
broken up by using Foley's Honey and
Tar. Sold by II. A. Leonard, Randolph,
and c. A. Densmore, Chelsea.
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The well known Sheldon farm, half way
between Gaysville and Stoekbridge Com
aaon, on White river, with or without
stock and tools. The same may be pur-
chased on easy terms, or leased on reason
able terms for three 90 Eve years. inquire
~ Joel Blackmer, Stockbridge, or George
A. Marsh. Bethel, or write n l.. Sheldon,
"a School ST., Boston. Nv ae
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DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely cure
Rheumatism Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. Safe
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sTocKsRIpoE.

The "Gramophone contest" and "mark-
down salen VIII continue until March 10,
9 3. m. Now is the time to get sack Of
flour free.
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Bank statement.
No. 2274


REPORT OF THE CONDITION
IT the RANDoLpH NATIoNAL BASS 81 -..asa
IN the state 81 Vermont, Al the close "
Jan. 2ath. 1895.
RESOURCES. -,s
Loans and discounts, EH
overdrafts. secured aud unsecured, ss5T8
U. :. Bonds 60 secure circulation E
Bonds, securities, etc., fg,H
Due from approved reserve ugentr 1880
Checks and other cash items. 4FfH
Notes 81 other National banks
Fractional paper currency nteAei- r-H
cents.
Lawful money reserve in bans, VIZ;
Specie. e3allA
Legai-tender notes. 3o7oo ggp
Redemption fund with T. Pressure ts
70 per cent q clrcuiation,
rotsl
LIABILITIES
Capital stocs paid 81. wH
Undiyided profits. les eapen-es aa ass
taxes paid @
National Bank notes out-tandiuE gHe
Individual deposits subject g. chclA H
cashier checks outstanding
Total.
STATE OF VERMONT. CorgTY oF o. -lrst
4 %. y. Copeland. cashier nf the trtH
bank DO snicmulv swear that me aN
O "a CoPElsANu. ~. -
Subscribed and sworn g. before
dag VI January, 1895 49,. Frsat
WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. No
WILLIAM H. DUBOIS.
WILLARD GAY.
r, A. THOMAS
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coughs and colds, down 10 the very
oorderland Of consumption, Weld IN ~
soothing, healing Influences Of Or. Woodis
Norway Pine Svrup ''N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-04-17
Journey Of : Postal Card.

Notwithstanding tho regulations to
the contrary, letters are sometimes sent
on . journey around the world. A
Philadelphia, who was anxious to see
how long 1t would take postal card to
girdle the world, and what route would
30 taken, purchased IN international
postal card and mailed It In that city, adj
dressed to the sender at his residence In
Philadelphia, via New York, Liverpool,
Paris, Marseilles and Naples, with the
information on the back Of it that the
card had been started around the world.
After an absence of exactly four
months the missive reached the sender.
Every post office through which the
card passed had it's postmark stamped
upon It, and 1t bore evidence that every
post Office official throughout its entire
course who had handled the card took as
much interest In the affair as the sender
did.
After leaving Naples, the card started
across Italy, to Brindisi, thence up the
archipelago to Venice, thence across to
Constantinople, Alexandria, Cairo and
Suez, through the Red Sea, gulf of Alden
and Arabian Sea to Bombay, thence to
Calcutta, from there down the Bay of
Bengal, up through the China Sea to
Hongkong, over to Honolulu and thence
across the Pacific to San Francisco, to
Denver and to Philadelphia. The entire
distance travelled by the card was be-
tween 1900 and $4,000 miles.-New
York News.