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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-03
WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. S. :. Jackman OF ST, Adams is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edwin Hail.
The Dime society mot with Mrs. \. Is.
Han Wcdncsday.-Mr T.. A. Guyettc
visited in Essex the first Of the week.
The Rev. q. W. Campbell Of Jericho is
holding a series of meetings evenings 1T
the Baptist Church during this week.
w. II. and r.. q. Davis arc In Essex build
ing "A piazza for their mother, Mrs. r..
NJ Davis-M $. Villas was in town recent
w looking after his interests in the state )
attorney contest.-Fred Lombard was in
Iudcrhill on business Monday.
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WEST MILTON.

Fish Warden Elmer Martin was down
Sunday looking out for illegal hshing--
II. u. Costello placed six boats Oh the
river Tuesday and George Granger
three, several outside parties have
brought boats here for the spring hsh-
ing, but few fish have been caught
vet.-Mr. and Mrs. H. q. Bullock spent
Tuesday at Milton Boro.-Mr. Lincoln
is not quite SO we'll
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WILLISTON.

James Collins died Mt his nome MON
DAY afternoon at 40 from enlargement
of tho liver. ilc was - years old ana II
survived by nine children. his wife nav
ing died in tho fall Of 1901. \ sister. MIS-
Il. " Collins, and a daughter. MISS r. D.
Collins of Wanata, Mont, arrived here
yesterday just hofonc Mr.. Collins dled
Mr.. Collins was born in County Limerick
ireland. The funeral was held We'd
ncsday morning at nine o'clock.
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CHARLOTTE.

The store, shed and two storchouses
formerly occupied by George H. Prindlc
& Sons at East Charlotte, were burned
about midnight Friday, it being total
loss. II. w. Emo had a stock of dry goods
and groceries in the store and Storehonse
that were entirely destroyed Help ar
rived, but the fire was beyond cohtrol
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UNDERHILL.

Bert Davis has moved into Judson
Clark's house. Edric Whitaker. who has
been very i'll, is improving A. \. Ed
wards has commenced repairs ON the
property recently purchased of Alonzo
chase. Ernest Curry of Platishurgh is
visiting his parents.-Nr. and Mrs. Mac
Gihhon and Mrs. w. G.. jackson were
visitors at S. \. lIale's friday.-'lnton
Ellsworth, who is at Levi -.ctcalfs, is
sick With infiammatory rheumatism.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-03

Larpenters wanted in every county IN
the United States aud districts of Cana
da. 10 demonstrates utility, New CniVcr-
sal Sulare TO mechanics using tri-
so,,arcs. demonstrate, not SCH singly).
Liberal commissions can he earned with
out ncglcctiug regular work. Write for
particulars. DubY 4 Shinn MFG co.. no.
"A East cath ST, New York city 4iWlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-03

who tho regular pastor will
be for the coming ycar.--The Ladies Aid
society of the Methodist Church will
meet with Mrs. G. l.. Partridge Friday
afternoon, May 4.
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NOTICE how lille it costs to tell thou
sands Of readers in many towns Of YER
mont what you have to soil or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
ana you will get replies to your advcr-
tscmcnt 21wtf
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NTED-W omen to work in the do
nestle department OF the northampton
Insane Hospital. Apply TO Dr. j. "
lloustun, Supt, Northampton, Mass,
stating age weight, present ana pre-
Vious occupation, Send recomncndh-
tons. ii,Wot
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One CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising In this column one cent
word. each insertion. Copy may he
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
Quired. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words, two lines. Speclai
terms to advertisers using from 20 to
Zoo lines within twelve consecutive
months
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to MIRO
help or to sell farm should use TINS
column. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your advertise-
mont would be read by many posaipie
BUYERS 37,wtf
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Teeth Extra ';t!',I c!: Ct!

Tho only office in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without
particle Of pain without taxing gas.
Ny method Is used by no otker person
No pain; no danger: I'D after effects
DIR. l.. HAZEN.
office. 1855 Pine St. burlington. Vt
Office hours. 10 10 2. to 6.
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GOOD FARM HAND wanted l-akeview
Farm, South Burlington. l.. : Drew.
1oJd&w,U
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NOTICE.

Thos. Pierce. Bloom
ngdalc Wis, says The two gallons Of
Nrel oil | got completely wiped out the
discas" Of abortion i'm herd of 80
cows Write Caledonia Chemical CO..
Caledonia y, y. 43w,3t.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-02
EAST BARNARD.

Chester J. Wiley OF Bethel was in town
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leoa visited friends
Sunday at Woodstock.
Mrs. George w. Brown OF Sharon called
on friends here last Friday.
Mrs. Alice Campbell does not improve
50 fast as her friends could wish.
Mrs. Louisa Goodrich went Tuesday to
Randolph to attend the funeral Of her
$ epson.
Mrs. Ellen Golf of Tunbridge came last
week TO visit her grandchildren at Grand
View farm.
Oscar Campbell of Tunbridge is visiting
his sons, Archie and Adelbert Campbell,
at Grand View farm.
Mrs. Anna Sawyer and, Emma Rowland
went Saturday to Barre, Mass, to spend a
week visiting friends.
Mrs. Lucy Robbins, who had been here
caring for her daughter, returned Tuesday
TO her home at Chelsea.
Pliny Davis aud daughter, Ada, Of
Staten Island, n. Y, visited Mrs. Hattie
Graves last week Tuesday.
Mrs. Myrtle Curtis returned home the
last OF the week from Hanover, n. H.,
where she had been to VISIT relatives.
Miss Irene Graves returned Friday to
her home at St. Adams after spending sew
eral weeks with relatives and friends.
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EAsT nRookEIELp.

+. c. Jackson and daughter, Eva, were
in Barre Monday.
Don't forget the social Friday evening
al the church parlors.
Clarence Banister Is better and has been
moved from his sons to his home.
DIR. Sprsgue OF Barre was al the boma
OF his father, j. II. Sprague, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II Chamberlin and
children OF Bethel visited at +. q. Har-
rington's over Sunday.
Ed. Royce wishes the correspondent
10 say that the item last week IN regard
10 his marriage Is no. correct. as he was
not married as reported.
There was good game of ball Saturday
on lr. FAR. meadow between East Brook
field and West Brookdeld score 3 10 n,
favor OF East Brookheld. This makes
one game apieCe. The rubber game is 10
Be played next Saturday az West Brook
field
About 100 Of the friends and relatives
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Medcalf surprised
them Monday evening and helped thcm
celebrate the 18th anniversary OF their
marriage. Two chairs and other usefni
presents were left 20 shox the esteem ana
good - ishes Of the invaders. AN eniore5
ne occasion. Ice cream and cake were
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Mr. Blaekmer OF ST. Louis, is visiting Al
Albert Aikens.
Mr.. Stickney OF Springfield, VT, is Wis.
ting his aunt, Mrs. Chas Lewis.
Miss Harriet Briggs OF Greenfield, Mass.
Is visiting at L. +. Eoyts, on Mt. longer
Charles +. Batchelder OF Woodstock, Wis.
TIED friends 10 town few days last week
A party OF five from Philadelphia is oc-
eupying the Harrington cottage for a
short time.
A large party OF young people arrived al
Silver Lake House on Tuesday to make
Mrs. Holmes an extended visit.
Mr.. Prouty and the Misses Prouty and
Mcdonald are guests al the Head OF the
Lake House for few weeks.
At the services at the Universalist church
next Sunday, Mr.. Flowers subject
Will be, The Old and the New"
For sALE:-1 pair light driving harness;
also ] good top sleigh, both nearly new.
Write or call and sec Or. II. V. Hubbard,
Barnard, Vt.
Moaday aud will on Aug. 10 take posses
SIGN Of the pract &c which he bought OF
DR.. II. NHubbard.
The Misses Atwood and Morrissey Of
Boston, have been visiting relatives and
friends in town. They spent few DAYS Of
last week al w. p. Atwood's.
Herbert Aikens and family, who have
been visiting at Albert Aikens. start
ed for their home Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wood and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddy, who have been stopping with
them, took an automobile ride one day
last week 10 Chester.
There will be a socisble at the Town
hail, Thursday evening, August 2d, under
the auspices OF the Mite society. The
main feature OF the evening will be- an
auction sale, when macy useful and beau
tiful things viii be sold. There is also
musical program. This sociable viii be
nuder The direction OF the boarders at
George Wheeiock's.
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LILLIEVILLE.

Merrill Owen is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. {. n. Brown.
Mr.. and MS. j. p. Rogers were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Dean in Gaysyille
Friday.
A severe electric shower passed here
Sunday evening. The rain was much
needed.
Mrs. Childs and three small children
from Pomfret we're recent guests at Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Washburn's. Mrs. Childs
is a sister OF Mrs. Washburn.
Mrs. II. NJ. Rogers has a Towering ma.
pie that stands nve feet aud four inches.
IL has blossoms over three inches across
and has been loaded with pink blossoms
since early spring. Slips have been sent to
North Carolina from il.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Rogers received a SOU
venir card from a lady in Madrid, Spain,
who had read in the Sunshine Bulletin
about the Sunshine work here and ished
to help By sending French books, written
by her. We hope to get them, and may
the Sunshine work reach all nations, and
Others respond to its lovely work.
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely cure
Rheumatism Neuralgia. Entirely vegetablc.Safe
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. George Prentiss, who has beer
quite Ill, is on the gain.
Thad Markham spent Sunday and Mon.
DAY with his mother in Royalton.
Mrs. Jerome French returned hom,
Saturday from her visit in Forestdale.
d. /. Robinson and NJ. J. Edgerton Of
Northheld were at the Central Houss
three days on a fishing trip.
Albert Jewett has sold his home. known
as the kennedy place, 10 his father
Lyman Jewett, for $500 and Is To have an
auction soon TO sell his household
property.
The thunder storm Of last Saturday did
some damage IN town. A. III. Fors's
house was struck by lightning which tore
some Of the shingles from tina roof. broke
hine panes OF glass and some crocxe-v.
melted the grounding wire from ne tele-
phone 10 the water barrel and did other
oamage. Warren Fords house received
shock which threw the uriddles from
me stove to the floor aud stunned Mr.
Ford somew hat.
Mabel Csdy, girl II years old. who
was bound out by the f,wn rs =
hiley, disappeared Tuesday. She started
out with young Manning bow about ?
CLOCK 70 pick raspberries ia a uasfnra
near the Riley home About four o'cloet
MABEL emptied her berries in the hovss
pan ana told him 10 90 to the house ana
he need not come back. Thst Was the Lest
seen q her. They rallied ell the helm thew
oSlid and hunted all night. AT seven
. cieck wednesday morning no trace ~
ne1 nsd bten found. A searching partv
= JUST starting out 81 this writing.
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r. {. Carly OF Concord, Mass, is guest
at "A. W. Fowler's.
Mrs. Wheelock Of Barnard, is a guest Of
Mrs. james Fowler.
Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Bamforth Of Water
bury, were here one day last week.
Mrs. Howard Wight is somewhat inn
proved. Miss Bessie Judd j. working for
her.
Mrs. Horace Kingsbury and mother, Mrs
Frank Brooks. visited Mrs. Guy Young Of
East Randolph sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. "A. ". Fowler, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. ii. Fowler aud daughter, Edith,
Misses Abbie and Annie Fowler and Air.
Carly went 70 Silver lake, Barnard, sun
day.
Two severe thunder storms visited this
place Sunday afternoon. The first storm
brought hsil and wind and did much dam
age TO crops and gardens. During the
second storm the barns ct Ethan Jones
were burned, including hay and some
stock
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PTsFiELp.

The w. r. II. r. viii run an excursion
train Aug. from Rochester TO Bethel TO
connect with the excursion train over the
&. V. Ry. Train leaves Rochester $500 a.
m. 75c. round trip; Stockbridge, 7:l5 a.
m, SOC. round trip; Gaysvillei 4:4O a. m,
25e. round trip.
Mrs. L. e. Taylor is on the sick list
again.
CT. Allen and wife visited in Roches-
ter last week.
Gideon HUT and family were in Gays
vile Sunday.
Ed. Longley was in South stockbridge
the first Of the week.
Mrs. +. II. Davis aud son, Max, of
Stock bridge were in town Saturday.
q. A. Brigham and family have gone to
Mascoma lake, Enfield, n. H., for several
weeks stay.
Chaffee's mill, which has been run by
Charles Wetmore for several years, was
burned last Friday.
Phineas Amazon and wife, who have
been ia Randolph for several weeks, re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. Harry Hitchcock and children of
West Hartford, Conn.,, were at the Nose
House the first Of the week.
The ice cream festival in the Cong'l yes
try Wednesday evening was unusually
well attended and very enjoyable even
ing was given to all who felt disposed to
participate.
The subject Of Rev. F. Wilson Day at
the Cong1 church last Sunday was "a
Step at Time" Next Sunday be will
take for his theme. "The Practical Oppor-
tunities OF Christian"
The ladies OF the Cong'l church will
hold a sOciable on Henry Hovey's lawn
Wednesday evening, Aug. s. Ice cream
and cake will be served. II the weather is
unfavorable, refreshments will be served
in the house.
Next Sunday at the Cong'l church the
pastor will begin a series OF addresses
along strictly gospel lines. A topic card
has been issued and distributed and 1t Is
hoped that a large number who do not
regularly attend church may find it con-
venient to be present at these services.
1t was announced By the pastor OF the
Cong'l church last Sunday that through
the continued generosity Of Mrs. Josiah
BabcOck another 200 had been added to
the endowment fund. The announcement
was a source OF great encouragems to
the members of the church and society, as
well as the community al large. This
gift places the church upon the firmest
financial foundation in its history.
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eAYEVlLLK

George Adams Of woodstook was With
/ his sister, Mrs. ID. H. Gould, cy0r SUNDAY
Mrs. J.. Wesley Miller Of Bethel a.
been the guest OF friends in toWn recently
/ Mrs. Esther Burnham Of Royllton vn
a visitor last week at +. W Whitcom5s
Mrs. r. Z. Steele aud sons q Mont
pelier are expected to arrive 20 town lAs
/ week.
NJ. l.. Wyman, Jr.. seems 81 present Y
be gaining, much to the qualification 81
his many friends.
Mrs. Lottie Martin and son, Fay q
Rochester, visited her sister, MIS-. 4
Boutwell,, last week.
VIII Hagsr, travelling salesman iof 'ls
Howard ". Spur Co., was al u
Saford's over sunday.
Leon Perkins. who q stopping l@
some time with his brother 10 DA-.''''
was in town two days last week.
Rev. &. NJ. Mack returned SATURDAY
morning from her trip 70 DttFcii' ls1.s
and goes this week 10 Old Ofchaf9 Desc
Tor few days stay.
Miss Maud Ladue and brother 1eiA.s
Of Granville, who have tteh -,
Alden Richardson's, returned to th'"
home the last Of the week
{. l.. Haokett, a former resident q W. ~
town, but now OF Potsdam, ,. ~
been stopping at +. W. Whiico.iml9.l 80. ~
visiting several old friends IN lhis ''''u.5
The Modern Medicine Co spenI .l' .,t
week IN town and held an enief-sill'i,- =,
NJ the hall five evenings. Lhc 80
the most popular young lacy
was won by Miss lnez Bennett
The remains OF Mrs. Lucy huts s-s
died in Brookiield, were brough. - ~. ~
the funeral held at the home Q! l.li,rE,
Waldo Perkins, Tuesday az u e,,ig
the Rev. V. n. Mack officiating "a
all OF Mrs. Hunts life had been si-
this town.
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The W. r. r. r. viii run an excursion
train Aug. from Rochester 10 Betbei n
connect il <, IN the excursion train over the
=. y. Ky. Train leaves Rochester 80 =
m, &c. round trip; stockbridge. -.15S
NJ %, PC, round trips Gaysville, 5.iO q. N
&c. round trip. MS
Miss grace Robinson has returned from
Mrs. e. J. stockwel has been quite il
day with her.
q fall recently. ~
The water in White River vsllev. resoh,.s
q highest known point e years az ,ilI
A partnership at the store Of 4
st9eS 8, gives US the firm name 81 stoet.
ladies' hsirwork. Mrs. II. II. Brax
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Randolph Continued

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A..
Johnsoury, were oyer-Sundsv - OF st.
/ George Panton's. visitors al
Miss Bernice Greenwood q.
was entertained by Miss Nohtpelier
from Sunday to Tuesday. ''ila Moses
! Miss Sadie Lamb of Norths.,,
~ lnis village on three weeks, - Si.! oeen
The basement under f. e. Mon..
i pool room Is being remodeled ia dssle e.
above. on me floor
Mrs. Charles Farnham OF Mont,..,
MISS OliVe Chaussey), having 55sss5i n 4 ace
went away Monday. AlplaE
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Brill. 90, aus,
ter, Alfred aud Dolly, Of Na @nu pliaugh-
Sonn., are being entertained III maven,
Mrs. v. A. Williams. @f' and
! Mrs. John Holland and Miss No.
ahan OF Providence, n. are ~ ban'
Qdalde ;, the former to remain r,o Nlailss
SO, but the latter only until Satordavl "a y
Mrs. Louise Whipple OF Wasbin,,au -
=, Was summoned from the Coftsse' ~
! yesterday To meet sister II, Ros1o- AOtel
left her little son here to await a. rs aaa
shortly. tstlfh
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Wheeler w..
Hlver Junction, drove TO fovn ulN
Greensboro yesterday. and nessir,. I'm .t
nlght at Judge Rowell's, coniinns5 l 'ls
carriage journey home today. 'D'H
Mrs. Ruth Abbott, who had -.
ceiving visit from an adopfed dsn.t, -
Mrs. Nogle of Post Mills. Idaho ssto 'si'
panied the latter Friday an ~,
Northheld and Wiliamstowu. P "
j. X. Hughes, who was in Los anr.,.
through the winter, is nov with ~
daughter, Mrs. j. +. Mead. who bas 49, '
friend, Mrs. p. }. kuntz, with ber 60
ing last night from Flushing. L. 1.
George T.. Mann and his son. wip,..
arrived Saturday from Deweyis NiIls i.
their automobile, and yesterday morni5s
Mrs. Mann came by train TO takefbsa1f
ride home with them In the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Cushman. tbe.,
son, Gaylord, and their youngest daugbte,
came from Barre Saturday and 6rovs
Sunday to Silver lake, Barnard. Win n,
and Mrs. j. Il. rraylrs. Miss GIsnps
Cashman and George Bruce
Henry Harper living on Forest sire,
has been suffering terribly from a besri
trouble complicated by bronchial Affect.
ion. and this morning is ia q very critical
condition. His son, Henry, from Progl.
dence, is assisting IN the care OF him aBd
another son, Sam, has been sent Tor from
Pawtucket.
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Van Camps Not Yet Locates.

The Van Camp Packing cambany. In
seeking the most desirable site M Yer.
mont for its $4,000 milk-condensing
plant, has been investigating Tie clsim. u
st. Adams to being considered an IDEAL 10.
cation.
{. ID. Chewing OF indianapolis, I'D
general superintendent Of the CONDENSED
milk department Of the company, g. y.
Carlisle, agent for the company and j. r.
Dittemore, vice. president, Nave an visited
the city, and reports have gone DOT that
st. Adams will undoubtedly be the spot
selected.
Some Of the enterprisiug business men
OF that place interested IN the success q
the plan, are said to have secured Or The
Van Camps options on two or three dii.
ferent sites for the plant, and Sir CheEn-
ing has made encouraging progress in OBJ
tanning contracts from the farmers fur ths
10000 pounds Of milk required daily, bali
the amount being already secured.
In spite OF the apparent sureuess Of
these reports, however, Mr., Carlisle, wit
ing the HERALD from 81. Albans he 5th
ult., ys:-"We have Of yet decided to
locate at any point. When We have 40.
ished working over this territory we wA
be In d position to decide, and our ceci'
sion win be made known Immediately.
Randolph has had bright hopes q poe
sessing the Van Camp plant, but Z Tear,
full the brightness is fading 10 a pastel
shade
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Rheumatism Badly GTIppISS
A BaIdWinSyilIs FaITa
URlc-o Quickly Cured Him.
Treated years win HIgh-Frie'a
with No Success

Mr.. Prank Rowe, prom,,ae. .5.t5 s. 1tr
town 0f Van Buren,. zlfsi-'l ~
stefan IN Syracuse. who ffeattl .ss ae.a
wears tor rheumatism. J speul ~ ~.
n Huudreil dollars and stat.iilesl -
stead 20 better each day. hetNe
iarced O. drive O. the train ~
doctors Office became Nefe
alone the slqePless niEhfa
uaiu I was advised O. s-E
smiths spcciae lric-O- raIt
nre-ceut hotiie. took { bone
a. directed. . s.rf -a.a
.aTla-e fearful aciafie FaiH
a.e..ul.e.I ~ led la1sn and Boy
srf ana knew tne next U0f
f.ure IS 4 Slept aud rested NtH
SOM fhfr5s Lad rot done hs
1 rel.f IL aTi six tatfles al trle-o
feif rafnrr nf fhe Alstasts
crntrhes ~ cane siaCe the lrr-
Z know that Tril-O does net
auiafss nud that it mnrEs 81 .
tie blood bladder. muscles aii
the onlr waF 90 earth Co cure ~ s
p-iaufnsville. 3. "
Tric-o = slld al seventy I've
is = IiqrIH fnferusd treatment 80. Ts-s
tfsrl onlr aud will cure eat. 1880
rhcumAfism ~ properly ustA'
dulsrs will re cheertuiiE sent llt
The smith nruE Ea1aralNt = LE
Trfr4u = sold iu EanHH5Fa 20
mo highly recommends TIE Tt--t
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-02

Bert Davis and wife Of Barre were in
town last week.
frank Cove Of Barre is with his family
at Mr.. Huutingtun's.
Mrs. Hugh Clark and Ruth Eastman
art sick with measles.
The Willing Workers met last week al
Mr. Hiram kingsbury's.
John Bean has an automobile. Charles
Stevens i acting as chauffeur.
Mr. and Mrs. Niles and son are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-02

slow TO keep on periodic attacks Of
and hsbitusl constipation wss
q mystery that Dr. Kings New Life Pills
solved for me, writes John \. Pleasant Of
Magnolia. Ind. The only pills that are
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction to
every body OF money refunded. Only 25c
For sale ty II. A. Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-02

Nroup instantly relieved. Dr. Thomas
Eessctrie OIL Perfectly safe. Never fails.
Al any drug store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-02

ladies' nairWork. Mrs. II. II. RraN
Z Chestnut St, Medford, Mass. D'-AN
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-02
EAST Bethel.

DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely cure
Rheumatism Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. safe
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-02

DR.. II. w. Holden, dentist OF Bethel,
will be at the hotel Monday to do work.
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BETHEL ,LymPus.

Mrs. Alton Briggs is visiting at her home
in Bolton.
Harold Bowen of Gilead visited his
uncle, S. A. Bowen, Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Holbrook of Boston is visit
ing her niece, Mrs. +. c. Rowe.
The much-looked- for road machine
was in the place last week and made some
needed repairs on the road. The help
bosrded at John Morse, Jr.'s.