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l. higher. but do not defer your build
ing, it will never be cheaper.
We anticipated our wants aud
ordered our stock Of building material
months ago for the first half of tins
years supply-ii is bow coming IN.
We are in position to furnish
everything that cutters into the Con.
siructiou Of 3 HOUSE, BARN or
BARRACk. No order too large for
Us oexecule with desired prumP'nesS
and none too small To demand oar
careful attention.
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TUESDAY, MARCH IS, 1905,

at O. clock. d. tn. the following articles: g
- work horses and family carrlas"
O. horse, IS cows, bull, 2-rs--Ca
M1aA heifers. : sheep. SOW, II ~
shoats, saw mill, good as new; tFac ~Slzzz@
tion engine, in good order; Ihreshing machine,
Tornado fodder cutter, corn chopper, 90 iaei
of new Candy betting, large farm wagons,
road wagon, 2-horse wagon. , reapers, now
ers. suikey corn plows, harrows, caltivaiors
aud pows, grain drills aud all kinds OF har-
ness needed on farm, all new since the FIRE;
) and gallon milk cans and coolers, shepherd
dog, II years old aud well trained; road cart,
break cart. several beds,eads, kitchen s1Hk,
corner cupboard, ten plate stove and several
other stoves, 2 large iron kettles, 20 gallon
copper kettle and stirrer, set Of bells for team
horses, tools of all kinds for butcherIng, large
meat bogshead grindstone, sleigh, bob sled,
potatoes. corn and many other things TOO
numerous to mention.
Terms:-Under S., cash on day Of sale; on
s. and over a credit Of S months wllI be gwen
By note. with approved security, bearing M
terest from day of sale.
MRS. CAROLINE RINEHARI.
Elias n. Davis, Auctioneer. teb24-3t
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EOR RENT. The Dwelling House, SzssS
recently occupied by Guy W. Steele, Esq,
on Coert Street, eight rooms and modern
improvements Reasonable repairs or i'm
provements will be made to suit tenant. I'M
mediate possession given.
ian 6-tf CHARLES Il. FINK.
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Thu hSDA1, MAhCh 10, 1910,
at a. NJ, the following property: q 1H
"a mares, one with foal; 49, A@AA
Gs-1 head Of cattle, brood sow-A1-G
ygszssA- and pigs 80 barrels Of corn, lot OF
timothy hay. 80 tons of ensiiage, binder, ,
mowers. horse rake. dill, corn planter, corn
pillow. horsepower aud separator, farm
wagons, dayton wagon, 3 huggies, one rub
Der tire combination; 10 sets Of harness snd
an farming implements used on farm, 8
beds and bedding, walnut parlor Auil, steel
range. stoves, chairs, tables, bureaus and all
other household and kitchen furniture. See
hnndbils for particulars aud terms Of sale.
NICHOLAS J. WALSH.
feb24 81 DAVID Z. WALSH.
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DUBLIC SALE
i OF VARIABLE
Live Stock & Machinery

The undersigned. having rented her farm.
will sell on the farm belonging 10 the
late Vim. G. Riuehari. situated on the Union
town turnpike. u miles from Westminster. on
rv-r,r,.v ,rtpEtJ 20 1aor
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

The undersigned viii sell 81 public sale
on the farm OF Mrs. Mary Walsh, II miles
cas-, Of Carrolllon Station, in Hampstead
district, on
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HOUSE FOR SALE. kzA
y story room Brick House, with lot BOX
1913 feet. on Liberty street, Westminster, Nd.
Apply to MRS. MARY A. LANE,
febl7. b. the premises.
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Edward II. Tasto and Harvey Z. lHg'lng.
Clerks. feb2i 81 :. II. Crawford. Auet.
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,r.rcriy: > mules, both leaders; horse. good
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"A FOR SALE.

Elias n. Davis, Auclioneer.
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On the premises. one mile south of Gam
Der. will be sold, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 8, 1906,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-14

Bert Granger is with his sister for few
days.
Robert Smith Of Randolph was in town
Monday.
B. j. and Archie Sargent were in Royal
ton Sunday.
Clarence Ordway is home from Boston
for the summer.
Royal Monkey is spending few days
with friends in Barre.
Mrs. c. c. Ordway visited in Randolph
and Braintree last week.
Several from here went to Montpelier
last Saturday to attend the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Senter of New Hampshire
were at George Farnham's last week.
Miss Eleanor and Gerald Hunt OF Royal
ton were at Royal Monkeys Saturday.
Little Phyllis Davis got her finger badly
iammed in a clothes wringer Monday
Miss Alice Farnham came from West
Fairlee Sunday to visit at II. Il. Hayward's.
Ruth Farnsworth and Lena Norman of
Braintree visited Violet Sumner Saturday.
The wind and storm blew down several
trees. limbs and telephone wires Sunday
afternoon.
Fred Farnham, who is attending court
at Chelsea, spent Sunday with his sister,
NJ s. ,. T.. hayward.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. IA. c. Kibbee next Wednesday. All
members are especially requested to be
present and all Others will be welcome.
meeting will be held Sunday, June
nth, at p. m. in the schOolhouse OF the
Clogston district, No. 3. 1t is expected
that a Sunday school will be organized at
this time. The meeting will be addressed
by Joseph Gamson, missionary for the
American Sunday School union. All are
cordially invited.
At the Republican caucus Saturday, del
egates were elected as follows:-State del
egates, W. X. Howe, n. II. Austin, Benz.
Tucker; district, II. r. Hayward, A. J..
Hanson, g. l.. Swan; county,W. W. Swan,
A. B. Bicknell, j. F. Bennett, DIR. II. II.
Hayward, Frank Austin. NJ. I. King, w.
X. Howe and Benz. Tucker were elected
| town committee.
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vERsHIRE.

Fred Cross came home Saturday.
WA. Porter is to move to the village.
Mrs. Porter is visiting friends in Chel-
sea.
The listers are appraising the real es-
tate.
X. o. Darling raised his large new barn
June 2.
The creamery paid 21l cents for April
butter.
Asa Brown has recently visited his son,
Dea. T.. p. Brown.
Children's day is to be observed at the
village June II.
". A. Porter of Corinth Corner is clerk
ing for T.. h. Porter.
Mrs. Smith left Monday for a visit at
her home in 81. Johnsbury.
Ray Cross and family are reported 10
have moved back to Nershire.
Rev. c. II. Merrill OF st. Johnsbury
preached at the village Sunday, Juue 4.
A. IA. Cotton OF Post NJ ills has been ct
work on his farm on the North road, Yer
shire.
Vance Conant has let his farm to Tru
man Parshley and " i'll take vacation for
awhile.
Mabel Spear has returned from the
r ndolph Normal school and will teach at
Copperneld.
f. w. Farnham is the grand Juror and
Ernest Lake and John Sleeper petit jurors
from this place.
A line heifer belonging to Mr.. Lake was
killed by lightning during the storm Of
Saturday, June I'd.
Misses Fannie and Florence Titus re-
Gently visited relatives in Norwich, VI,
and Hanover, n. III.
School at Copperfie'd commenced June
II with Miss Mabel spear OF the Randolph
Normal school as teacher.
Mr.. Flanders, who refused to pay a fine
imposed by the court for selling liquor,
h IS been taken to the Chelsea jail.
Mr.. Stacy and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Straw were among those who at
tended the circus at Montpelier Saturday.
There were services at the village Sun
day, )nducted by Rev. and Mrs. Dean.
Children's day exercises are put off until
June 9th.
+. T.. Porter has bought Of r. w. Farm
ham the goods IN the store at Coppertield
and will move them to his store at YER
shire village.
The pastor Of the Advent Christian
church, will take for his subject next
sunday, universal War; is it posi- BILE; is
it probable 2"
The veteran Advent preacher, Rev.
Jasper Harding Of STAFFORD, spent Sunday,
June 4, in town and assisted IN the serv-
ices at the Advent church.
We are sorry to hear of the serious Ill
ness OF Elliott Worthley. He and his wife
spent some time at the Lower village few
years ago, he working for W. A. Mattoon.
Perley Willis, who has been drawn as
one Of the jurymen from Fairlee, his pres
ent nome, was formerly for several years
resident OF Vershire, and all regretted to
have them leave town.
All were very much disappointed that
the plans for the Rural Campaign which
was TO have been held at STAFFORD June
0-17 have failed to materialize and the
project which promised so much has been
given up. Everyone who could leave
home was planning to attend.
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Mrs James p. Dean, who has been VS.
iting friends in town. has gone TO "oVu-
stock.
DIR. II. v. Hubbard attended the con,
vention held BY the American Medical
association in Boston last week.
The report that p. p. Riley has sold his
place proves to be false, the would-be pur-
chaser having been obliged to give up the
trade.
The family of Mrs. Emma Cobb have
been sick with the measles, being al
tended by DIR. Jackson Of Woodstock IN
the absence OF DR.. Hubbard.
Fred Morgan Of Minneapolis, Mrs. Har-
rington OF Cambridge, Mass, ana Mrs,
II. NJ. Angel OF Boston are stopping 81
jerome Morgan's for short visits.
The following were the visitors at the
Wayside over Sunday Mr.. anq Airs; y ~
ellison OF Charlestown, y. H., VIII DaA u
Of Woodstock and VIM. Woods OIL wafer
bury.
Mrs. w. P. Chase. who had been making
a short visit with her brother-in-law +.
NJ. Chase, has returned to complete her
visit with her daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Percy Chase.
The Damon Aikens place seems to be in
demand, having changed hands twice
within a short time. James Hatch was
the first purchaser, he in turn selling TO j..
L. Knapp OF Cambridge, Mass. The pres
ent owner has arrived in town and IS stop
ping at Albert Aikens' until such time as
ne can make his house habitable.
The following was the result OF the Re
publican caucus Saturday, June sth:-O.
D. Adams and A. @. Perkins we're elected
delegates to the state convention at Mont
peier, with instructions TO vote Tor
Fletcher d. Proctor for governor. The
same men were elected delegates TO the
district convention to be held at the
same place, with instructions 10 cast their
ballot for Kittredge HssSins for repre-
sentative to Congress III. A. Eastman, p.
/. Atwood aud DR.. II. V. Hubbard were
elected delegates 10 the county convention
10 be held al Woodstock with instruc-
lions to cast their votes for Charles Batch
elder for states attorney.
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sTRAFFoRp.

w. NJ. Hatch OF Lexington was in town
Saturday.
A. j. Colby is roofing his house with
galvanized steel.
L. X. Meade and wife are guests at Mrs.
Jeanette Bacon's.
Benz. Adams of Chelsea was in town
last week Tuesday.
VIM. c. White Of Middlesex was at w.
p. stones recently.
Frank Brown was in White River juno
ton Tuesday Of last week.
Chester Z. Thorpe OF Arlington, Mass,
is the guest OF Walter Hoyt.
Mrs. George Fox and son are visiting
her sister in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. George Fox last week entertained
an uncle from Hartford, Conn.
Barrett Cummings and Miss Bessie May
spent day in Hanover recently.
Mrs. Mary Wood OF Norwich is spend
ing few days with Mrs. Susan Hyde.
Mrs. Cleaves Crane and Mrs. Fred Pres
ton were in South Royalton Saturday.
Mrs. Noyes and son, George Noyes, vis-
tied friends in Thetford Center last week.
Walter Hoyt and guest aud Raleigh
Morrill, we're at Fairlee lake last Thursday.
Mrs. A. J. Eastman and Mrs. Charles
West were in Chelsea last week Wednes-
day.
The last Sunday in June will be OBJ
served as Children's Sunday at the Cong'l
church.
Mrs. A. X Kittredge was in Chelsea
Tuesday OF last week and Fred Preston
Saturday.
Sherman Melendy has been working for
g. r. Chandler during the absence Of the
latter in Chelsea.
Richard Bacon aud wife OF North
Charlestown have been visiting her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Eastman.
There was no school in the primary
room last week Tuesday on account OF the
illness Of the teacher, Miss Waterman.
George Flanders Of Worcester and sister,
Mrs. II. II. Moves of Cheeyer, y. H., were
guests at II. II, Fox's the first OF last
week
Fred Preston returned last week
Wednesday from the northern part OF the
state, where he purchased a drove OF "a
COWS.
G. +. Chandler as grand juror and l.. l..
Udall and A. X. Kittredge as petit jurors
went last week Tuesday to Chelsea to at
tend court.
George Fox and Alvin Avery spent day
last week at Fairlee lake fishing. The
former caught 80 pickeIel, reported the
largest catch OF the season.
fine colt belonging to VIM. Turner,
which the latter was driving, unattached
to a wagon, became excited and reared,
falling backward and striking upon its
head, evidently suffering conclusion OF
the brain. II IS not expected that the
horse will live.
At the Republican caucus, held at the
Town house Saturday afternoon, the fol-
lowing delegates were elected To attend
the district convention at Montpelier, DR..
/. l.. Nowlan and II. II. Udall; TO attend
the state convention, the same delegates,
to choose their own alternates, il neces-
sary; to attend the county convention at
Chelsea, ). B. Buell., II. l.. Hatch, j r.
Hayes and VIM. II. Kendall, also to choose
their own alternates. The Republican
town committee were reelected to serve
during the ensuing year, viz: 5. b. Buell.,
j. w. Tyson, VIM. II. Sanborn, Il. II.
Udall, A. X. Kittredge, VIM. II. Kend all,
j. l.. Barrett, L. A. Clark.
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RRoAD sRooK.

BERTHE Allen OF Sharon is working for
his uncle, r. W. Allen.
Mrs. Vina Gibson and Mrs. Isaac Hunt
ley were at Montpelier Saturday.
Sullivan Markham of South Pomfret was
a guest Sunday at Homer Prestonis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin from East Swanton
are visiting his sister, Mrs. Fay Russell.
Ernest q. Burke of Burlington came
FIR day to spend week with his parents
at Maplewood farm.
Miss Laura Freeman has returned to her
work at Burlington, after spending a few
days with her parents.
Miss Maude Hinkley returned Saturday
70 her home, after making her aunt, Mrs.
Geo. Brown, a short visit
Florence Z. Burke came home Friday
from burlington, where she had been to
visit her sister and brother.
Mrs. Lester Whitney returned last week
Wednesday to her home in Tunbridge az
ter visiting at II. G.. Whitney's.
Lyman Allen came home Tuesday from
woodstock after spending a few DAYS
there with his daughter, Mrs. W l..
Chamberlin.
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srockRRIpaE.

Mr.. Wood Of Rutland was in town last
week.
f. j. Bent has returned from Wood
stock.
Fred Harrington Of Quechee was recent
Y in town.
Mrs. Nellie Neff has not been so wei
the past week.
Mrs. zenas Cady of Pico has been visit
ing ola friends In town.
Mrs. Lula Kezer and children of Roches-
ter We're at A. b. Fish's Friday.
Mrs. Romsine Holland spent Saturday
at Willis Boutwell's in Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hanks OF Roches-
ter were at A. r. Bakers Saturday.
Rev. Miss V. NJ. Mack of Gaysville was
the guest OF Miss Flora Baker a day last
sreek.
Miss Mildred Holland OF Rochester has
been visiting friends in town the past
week.
Mrs. Elvira Dumas has been helping
care for her sister in Rochester the past
week.
Claude Cham berlin has finished work
Tor A. B. Fish and returned 10 his home in
Rochester.
Miss winona Fish had party Friday in
honor of her first birthday. A pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Alice Allen Of Waterloo, n. B.,
spoke in the Union church Sunday on
missionary work by the ladies Of the Uni
gersalist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs
n. A. Putnam and several Others attended
the wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elbrioge Whitcomb in Gaysville last
week Wednesday evening.
NJ. II. Hazen Of Royalton came TO town
one day last week with his auto while
making some telephone repairs. Rev. I.
5. Hubbard, who IS 80 years old. took oc.
casIon TO look the machine over a little.
Mr.. Hazen finding him there on his return
said to him that his supper was waiting
for him at RoyHlton bat he would like to
have him ride with him which he did, be-
ing very much pleased, remarking that be
bad been conveyed by lightning.
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sHEReURNE.

Mrs. Harold Tarbell is on the sick list.
F. g. spaulding went to Rutland satur-
day.
VIM. Page returned from his vacation
last week.
r. s.Morse and family visited in Rutland
last week.
The strawberry social vas success last
Friday night.
Henry Kent of Manchester is visiting in
town this week.
F. NJ. Plumley and Ed. Bruce took trip
to Woodstock Saturday.
Ross Sanderson is tutoring the children
for Chlldren's day, June "a.
Mrs. Frank johnson and son, Harry,
went to Rutland last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. johnson OF Bridge
water visited in town Sunday.
Ross Sanderson attended conference at
Rochester last week and brought back a
grand report for the Thursday night
meeting.
AT the Republican caucus Saturday
night the delegates to Montpelier chosen
were Levi Willard and j. r. Davis; to
Burlington, Lewis Madden and Ed. Holt I;
to Rutland, Joel May and W. p. Rounds.
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RoxsuRI.

Miss Belle Meacham was in Randolph
Friday.
Mrs. @. A. Tnden was visitor in North
field Monday.
d. L. Nichols is spending a week at
Highgate camp.
Neal Tierney went to Waterbury Friday
to visit his father.
r. o. Kennedy was home from Hancock
the first of the week.
Kenneth Simpson went to Hancock the
first Of the week to work in a store.
There were 81 tickets sold at the local
station for the circus at Montpelier.
Miss Ella Sumner OF West BrookfieId
spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives
here.
Mrs. MeachRm and little daughter of
Pittstield are visiting Frank and Belle
Meacham here for few days.
Mrs. /. II. Fisk of Pasadena, Cal, who is
visiting II. c. Averill, her brother, here.
has gone TO Montpelier for a time.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-14
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh Is blood or constitutional disease.
and IN order 20 cure ii you must take in
terual remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surface. Hairs Catsrrh
Cure 4 not quack medicine. Ii WAS pre-
scrihed by one 81 the best physicians in
this country for years and is a regular pre-
scrlption. il Is composed of the best
t0nirs known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect CONT ina-
tion Of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing
Catsrrh. send for testimonials free.
F J. CHENEY q Co, Props. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Hsils Family PILLS for constipa-
ton.
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HutehInson-pownlnn.

At the home o. the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs George Downing. occurred the
marriage last Thursday az 2 80 D. M. Of
Miss he Maud Downing 60 Or. W. o.
Hutchinson, also Of this place. The Rev.
Grant'Nan Blarcom Of East Calais. for
merry ~ Washington. was the officiating
clergyman, and there were large mum Der
81 friends of the contracting paTties pres
eut, including some from Williamstown.
Barre. Montpelier and Orange. After the
ceremony refreshments were served, and
Dr and Mrs. Hutchinson left on 8 short
wedding trip. Many beautiful and usoful
wedding gifts were received.
DR. and Mrs Hutchinson will reside IN
" Washington, where both are very popu-
AaF. The former IS q graduate Of the
Hahncmsn medical college at phuadel-
phia, and has been very successful in his
practice here during the past year The
bride is a graduate Of Goddard seminary
IN Barre, having been valedictoriau Of her
class two years ago. The best Sishes Of q
great many friends 60 with them.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-14
WEST FAIRLEE.
Madeline Rule is sick with measles.

Madeline kule Is SICK with measles.
Sidney Ward has a new graphophone.
They have a new piano at Henry Dear
born's.
Mrs Chss. Whitcomb is staying at the
hotel for the present.
John Stephens OF Fairlee called on his
aunt, Mrs. Paul, last week.
Mrs. Judd has gone to STAFFORD to care
for her daughter, who is Ill.
Miss Lena George entertained two
young lady friends from Woodsville over
Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Eastman and several OF her
friends spent Thursday with her sister at
Miller's pond.
Ned George and James Eastman went to
Lake Morey last week to see about repairs
on their cottage.
Paul Leavitt and wife OF Barre visited
their many friends in town last week, re-
turning home Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Smith, who has been at
Union Village the last few weeks, has re-
turned TO her home here.
"Uncle Toms Cabin was played here
last Friday night to a very good house.
Ii was said to be the best entertainment
that has been given in this place since the
Henry family were here some years ago.
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Horse Owners.
Morrlson,s EnaIIsh LInIment
One bottle Of

Morrison's English Liniment
will cure your horse Of sprain' mug
Bone, Curb, Shoe Boil, Wind Puff s'rA'1'l
Cords, Quarter Cracks, Hard u"
Punched and Sore Feet, Thrush Oo'ns'
Inflammation, Soreness, RheaHlA'''-'
Calls, Sore Back, Neck and sho1'''.
all swellings quickly reduced.
This linlment is known and used Us :,
noted horse owners. Get one bottle ''s
zee its immediate relief to the disease.
is composed exclusively Of the Des1 ~
Two sizes-half pints, Soc; pintsi 4
Sold by Drew & Oney, Randolph II Rss.
Leonard, Randolph; f. L. Bryan s',.,,tsr;
dolph: j. w. Fargo, Randolph
Spragne & Sprague, East Randoip1--- ,--ir5.
Prince. south Randolph; ID. - 1.-,4+gs.
Rochester; NJ. }. Sargent, south ny q
A. y. King x Son, EunbrloE pr-.
Martin. Brookfield; George " Joy i,.5ssr
ton; A. r. Hood q Son, Chelsea A''''
alNoyes, Sharon.
THE JAMES w. FOSTER GU
Manufacturers OF
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