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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
Nadtiua99un = Munten.

GoreDitroBe mo Sort . 9(pculte -
SiiOli6 fabrcuO: Serlniien 0ruiS.
Sia-Borf 1, 2, 3 mo A ltGr Mor.
gems; SaDette. unO SolporO.S traBe
t.2t, 2.21, 3.2t uuo 4.21 NoraenS.
R0roli6 fcbrenO: gerIaiien Sort
NicScnrp 1, 2, 8 unO A llGr Mors
0en8; Sapette. uno &omorO.S troBe
1923, 2.23, 1923 un0 4.23 Morgens.
Dorf- ruto 6re0erid : &odo
Siiolih fabrenO: gerIniicn glrIing.
ton . gpenue, 8oberln I, 2, 3 uno
4 ll6r MorgenS; 6opette. mo Som.
orO'S traBe t.2S, 2.29, 1923 uuo
1928 Morgcrs. N0roIi6 fabreno:
8erlaiien Srbir0ton I, 2, 8 un6 4
llbr Worocns; Sopettc. unO Solp'
arO StraBe 1928, 2,2S, 1928 uno
1923 Worgens. SiiOIid) fabreno:
8erlaiIen &~,igblanOtown I, 2, 3, unO
4 ll6r MorsenS; 6apette. uno Solu-
arO StroBe 1923, 2,23, 1923 unO
4.23 Morgens.
@opitraBen.2inie - SeItlid fab.
reno: Serluiien @orriion.2ane I, 2,
3, uno A llbr Mor8ens; Baltimore
unO G6arlesItroBe la, PA, 3,t4
unb Ala WorgenS. @eStli6 iab.
reno: 8erlaiien Nortb.a uelule uuo
@apitroBe 100, 2,30, $50 unO 4,30
Worgens; Baltimore. unO CHARLES.
StroBe lac, 2,46, 3,4G un0 4,46
Wor9enS.
Waoiion . gpenue . 2inte - SeIt'
lid fobreno: 8erIniicn 8rltiobia.
8drf 1, 9, 3 unO A llbr Worgens;
Baltimore II. G6arleSaS trobe t,18,
2,tS, 3,tS un6 4.tS Worgens. @eIt.
lid fabreno: 8erloiien Eome.Str
gnopunft 1. 9, 8 uno A lt6r Wor.
gems; Baltimore. unO G6arIesItrdbe
ITO, 2.25, 1926, 4.25 II. 5.25 Mor.
0ens.
Orleans. uto eight . Strnbe -
R6rolid fobrenO: gerlaiien 2igbt.
Str. . &raititation I, 9, 3 uno 4 ltbr
Morgeus; Baltimore. uno CHARLES.
StraBe Ito, 2.t0, $40 uno 4.t0
Norgens. Siiolif f%obreno: 8erlui.
icn Nortb. uno Gottecrion.Sarf. gtpe.
me 100, $50, $50 uno 1870 Wor.
gems; Baltimore uno GbarlesItraBe
1.50, $50, $50 uno 40 Worgens.
Sarforo . slperue . Clinic - Siio.
Iid fabreno: Ierlaiien @eber's Yarf,
Scrforo.Goa I. 2, 3 unb A llbr
Worgens. IoroIih 'ia6reno: @nlti.
more. IL. @apItraBe 100, $50, $50
uno 4.30 MorgcNs. Die Sarioro-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07

v8robiinn,@ Baltimore ........ 70
,6rieor. Slid Guurtett4G hub"
9roeflpn rs
g@erman.ia Mt. s@b., 9oncniter. 70
n@ermonia," gaIteGamOen, &..S 50
edo Quartett," 9rooflpu. 49,. 60
Grange 30. y@b," Orange, N..S Ga
y@ermania Quartet . Club"
Sobnstomn, Ea., ......... 60
oGifenfron&" SigbIanOtomn, 81
Sic flint crItgenannten Sereine er.
bieIten Nreiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
gbfagrtstasr Der gaiiasierSampicr
BON Heiu.gprf.

PIN Z. SrGt Gdmpfer Bulgaria"
na6 Sann6urg.
9lm Z. Sltli 8ampfer .&roonlano"
nad) Nntperpen.
g(n Z. SuIi 9ampfer ngbiIaSeI.
pbio" nad Soutbampton.
9tm 7. SrIi 9ampfcr yStalia"
nod Glasgow.
gtm Z. Sufi 9ampier ,Winneton.
ia" mad 2onoon.
am Z. Suli Camper n2ucania"
nnd 2iuerpool.
stm 7. SuIi 9ampfcr ngItoria"
nod 8lasgotp.
am Z. Sltli Camper .albert"
na6 Neapel uno @enua.
am 10. SuIt 0ompfer oSlapo.
mia" nad Reapel uno @enua.
9tm 10. SllGi Camper .aaiier"
na6 Bremen.
9(m II. Suti Gampier .Staten.
0dlt 1lad Hotter0am.
am IL. SliIi Qampier .Waieitie"
nad 2iperpool.
aim II. Suli 0ampfer n@aoon-
no" nod gteapel.
s(m IL. SuIi 9ampfer ,Sourainc'
nod Soure.
9tm IL. SuIi Gampfer .auriiirlt'
nod) Bremen.
Sim IS. Suli Camper Celtic"
nod 2iperpool.
am ii. Srli 8ompfer pllmbriaa
nad Qiberpool.
Sim IA. Slli 9ampfer .Meiaba"
nod 2onOon.
Im A.. SliIi Gampier .St.Yaml4
nah southampton.
Im II. SILL Gampier .3eelano"
na6 Intiuerpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07
& oItbnuS0ie6

&oIt6auS0ie6 in Scr
Sale. - 9oli5iit Hoper pom moro.
weitliden Giitrift ifeint nit ser Ser.
baftlutg bon @m. 9. 8bolcn, alias
@u. @0mnrOS, alias @orporO @ort.
lope, bon Nr. $50, 8eitA&ombnro-
StroBe, einen 0uten Sang gcntodt SIT
baben. Gr un6m 0enielben I'M Go
fapette-W urft megen SerltmlungcrnS
feIt; ipGter Itelltc eS iid Damn beroltS,
ooB oerielbe Elm uicl geDiinlhter &olts
6ouSoic6 lit. Gr nltrbe bonn moro.
meItlid)en nad Dem meItlid)en 9lltrtft
iiberpieien mo bort 9eItcrn NadIilits
tag bonn Hidter 2o6et ltnter Der glls
idrulOigung Sem @cri6tSueriabren
i%ibermieien, bon Sermann Strong,
Nr. 1902, G6eitmlt Apenlle, ser I'M
iel6en Solie nit ibn mo6nte, &lci-
0%ungSitiide I'M 8ertbe bon $t5 uno
BON Selie &m. 8omen bon gtr. sol,
SIt.MooiionItroBc, einen 9ln5ilg I'M
@ertbe bon $3.50 geItoblen 5lt bas
ben. @egen Oenielben idpeben iibri-
gems nod 5o6lrci6e onOereg iebItabls-
Acknowledgement nifJt MIR int nett
lid)en, Ion0ern audi I'M iitoliden ln0
mittleren 0iitritt. SIN erlteren 0i-
thrift meroen 6eute fol0enoe Sale sur
@erbnnolung gelangen: 0iebItabl Ell
mes an5llgs I'M @ertbe bon $50 bon
g8m. 6iel0s, Nr.23, Siio.9 oholtfabe
9iebitabl BON 3rpei 0iamontringen,
@igenthnm BON 6ran annie 3abiS,
Nr. S52,e @eIt2ombaroitrnBe, unO
Iie6ltahl bon orei 9faiirmeIiern nit
3u6eb6r tint @ert6c pou $40 bon
SEQ. Saabs Nr. So aiio-9 Bomb
StraBe. t@6olen pics eOporbS.
alias &nrtlppe, miet9efe in Sen mel
ten 61leh Gin 3immeE Il peridtpanr
Damn bereits nod am ielben Gage I'M.
ter Mifinbnlc aller affifel. Die er er.
mnd)eii-tpHllte. 1If
QbIeber. - Snts aifer bon 69
Sobren itar6 ont Wittmod) Sr. Mot.
t6ios ament. Die 9eeroigung finbet
om Sonntag, Nad)mittogs 2 llbr.
bonn Srouer6nuie Nr. 1924, Gre.
mont-goenllc, ans ltatt.
6ontGnc 6einabe fertiq
0ie Recommendation an oel
nelten 6ontGne fiir Gferoe auf Ben
9labe Smii6cn Dem @eridtsgeb1uoc
iino ben 9oitonnt iitS TAFT beeibe,
uno miro oicicl6e il. einisen eager
ibrer geltimmung iuleber iibergebei
meroemf6nncn. Gie4Sonfare lit oas
@eIderf cinc5 I6ierirennses.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07

PIN 9(6en0 fano ein Gonmer3 itott,
an peldyen ole Die @tit9leoer OeS
&creinS tbeilnabmen mel6e Die
Stropo3en out iiberltonocn botten.
@rGiiocnt 4lbert 9. M}oQQe mor, pie
cr ourd oos Siltgen 0ca boDen IS"
6cmicS, bel gutter Stimmc, ser bis
5lrm tieien Is" gebenoc &aB ocS Srn.
Otto Gubn mor onidciucnO Oltr6 sic
llnmcngen OeS 5liiiiigcu nit wcIdem
Oericlbe Iih bel Dem Teitc erfriihte
6. y. Der Singer, nidt Ser 9aB),
nltr nod tiefer, unO ictbit Der ieh8te
@oB 1uGre. tpie Ser AIll1'' crflGrtc,
nitt III fi9F getpeien, g&ncioermei-
tier @cnlri8 @oebImdtn Der r9eite"
I'M I, Sab, mar nidt bel ser be-
item Stintmung, oemt oo5 i66lie
@irtbStGdterlein I'M @ouptQuortier
oeS @ereirt$ in 9teluort 1otte einem
auoeren elite idlone 3oie gcidenft,
meI6e ct bon red)tSpeacn olS ieiu
Gigentbunt betro6tetc. Gjrigent 9obl-
mann mot, troboem sic (6otiode I'M.
6eonItonoet lit, bob inn elm GROCER
Gbeil oeS Grfolges 0e5 oWto5art" 5lts
5ui6rciben lit, nift 9erooc bel Ser be-
item &alne, oenn CT lit Der Inii6t,
Dab ser yMo5ort" minOeItenS oen
5uciten @reiS in Ser Oritten aloile
errinQen ioQtc. Nodocm ser Cont
merS elmo fur5e 3eit lang im @onge
mar, lieB aud Die llu5nfrieoeubeit OeS
y&rn. 9ebrerS" nadl oenm man niof-
re Is linn plauli6el bnB e5 bic SGn=
ger murcn, meld)e sic Shulo trugen,
uno nidt oaS Girigircn. Nm itol5e-
item mar oltf ieben Sail Der ScfretGr
ocS @ereinS, Sr. @ilbeJm @uocniuS,
olrf Ocn GrfolQ. 9titr mcnl1 CT an sic
ocridieoenen Yoitforten oofte, meldc
CT mG6rcno ser 9robcn iilr boS S6u-
gcricit an Die idluni8cn NtitglicOer
idrieb, Itor0en ibnr Die 6oore 5lt
@erQc, ipcnn or in 0ic 3ufunit blidte
lno an ooS nGt1te SGu0crieIt IN
Ncps0orf oohte unO sic S6reibe'
reiel1, meld)c ibul Damn bcporitcben.
9lacu S6er5 BET Sette. Die
oW~to5ortIer" b~ieIten in Scr ih0n ge-
i6miidten 8ereinSbolc cinen Cont
mcrS ob, Der iid ogenoihen" botte,
niht mos sic 3obl Ser @lnlueienocn
onbetrifit, benn bieielbe NOR nidt be-
ocrtteno, ionocrn binIid)tlid Der
&lGnc, WeI6e idpllgeItcrn gI6cnb fiir
OoS SGngerfeit III Nelu.Yor gctrofs
fen mllrOen. 9ritte &loiie miro benz
lntcruebmitnqslrltiQen &crcin nid)t
mcbr gcnii0en, 5tpeite &Ioiie miro ooS
2oiungSmort iein, mie E%r0iiocnt
Mo9ge in ieincr &eoe onOeutcte. an.
oere Heoner oeS &crcinS iprodJen
9lci6fodS ste s(1iiht aus, DOB Der
gMao3urtaRdnncrd9 IN Sen ndditen
orci &obren Belt GelulG babe, iid mlf
Sen nGditcn @ettitreit am @uoion
oor5lberciteu. Ntit Dem fciten Gnt-
ibluB, Oieicr 9obn 81 folgeh bcGos
ben iid) oie MitgIie0er Des GereinS
crit no6 Ser @}ittcrnodtsitunoc nod
ibren @obnlngen 3uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07

4oeuile RaAtpQ9aonS iabren BON
8eber's 8ort, SarforO.I oaO, bis
Baltimore II. @apltrnBe uno 3uriif.
Nortb . 2loenue 4. 2inie - @oeri.
Jon . 2(pcnue 9 8uQQons ocr[oiIen
@eIoir,Rooo unO Nort6. 2(benue unS
bonn electric . 9orf nad IL ltbr
@itternadt, mie foIgt: @eitli6 fob.
reno: 8erIaiieu 9elair.RoaO unO
gtort6. Ipenue 1903. 1890, 1, 100
unO 2 ltbr Mor0ens; &ennipIpnnia-
uno gtort6 . 9loenue 1926, 1852,
1922, L52 uno 2.22 @Iorgens. Oeit.
lid fo6ren0: gerIoiieu electric 9arf
1890, 1, 100, 2 mo $50 Wor.
gems; Genniplpania. unO gtortb.
~9toenlte 1854 1924, t,54, 2.24 uno
2.54 WorgenS.
@ritcr tnO letter 8aggon uaA
Ncn @ohentn9S : 6abrplar. Cont
tags: Der critic @oggon cine Stunoe
ipGter. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-07

oaS Hcd)t 81, NIT lllngcblng ser Cont
trait 9eb0roe sic StroBen i'm Anner
ourd) @cbiiroer @Sarrcu, Die @igen-
tbilnter ser YQtentredte altf 9ituli-
tbic, NIT oieicm Woterial piloItern 81
%laiien. Die StraBcuourh6rudS Cont
miiiGre fonnteu oemuot, menn Der
olte Gontroft NIT @e6rii0cr @arren
fiir Die 9iloitcrung ser %. StraBe
nit 9ttllit6ic iiir ulQ ltuO uihtiQ err
tlGrt iuiir0c, ioiort cincn uclcn Con.
trait nit ser 6irna einGcbcu unO sic
tiir5lih |begonnenen Nrbeiteu tort
ieben Ioiien. HSn elmer Gonicrcn5, Oie
geitctn Nndmittag 5piI6en StoOt-
Nrofurotor Bruce unO @ebritOcr
Marren Itottfan0, plrOe ieOoh clt.
idieoen. oieieS p%orlGtiig nidt SIT
t6un, ionoern gegen &idlter Stod.
bridges Gntiheiouug an oas StootS.
AppellotionSGeridlt 81 appelliren.
0ieie 9~tppcQotion lit INN % notbmen.
bigger. ga oie Gnti6eioung OeS Hit)-
tiers sen 3pcf ser Bruce . 6enboQ'
4ilolterumg$ . &eroronung, perihic.
0%eiortigc8 @flnitcrlngS WaterioI
fir cine mno oieielbe StraBe in Gon-
fltrren5 NIT chamber 81 brin8et,
o6ne ooB ooS biligite Moteriol acccp'
tirt 3l merOen brnltd)e, 81 S6onoen
mo6t.
Gle Yoli5 eibeb0rbc belob.
te geitern Ben Enli5iIten Sobn ".
Hobiuiou bonn iiiOpeitliden 9iltritt
fiir sic pom ibm 0c5eigte @ciIteS9c-
qenlport, ourh meldc Der oreiiGbri.
gen Sclcnc Nomnte, Nr. 1889, Gbri-
ItionsS troBe, Dos 2cbcn Gercttct
iuuroe. g(l& am 80. <ni Der Eoli5iit
an bieiem Solie uorbeiging, bortc
er SiiliCrlfc ltno fono baS &ino,
oos enc llbrfcttc perifllft bate,
oelien Gu0c linn nod aus Dem
Wdlnoc bing. NlS CT lab, bnB er
nihtS belict fonnte, nobm or 0oS
&ino in ieinc @rme uno brod)tc boSs
iel6e IN ooS uGdite &oipitot, 100 Die
&ette cntfcrnt muroe. Die 9cb0rOe
nobm Die Gciignotion oeS Eoli5tftcn
6ronf s. @ermcrsbouien bonn ipcit.
Ii6en Giitrift an.
9ompfcr .9ror6enburQ"
obQcf nbren. Ser 0anlpfcr
o9ronben6urg" bonn Nor0ocltti6en
&loDo fltbr geitcrn Wforgcr bon Gre.
men nod Baltimore ob. Gr bat iiber
1900 3luii6cnoeds . Yoiiogicre an
@or0.
Sn @cIt .8oint il iberia +.
rem. - Sioac Grurtou, Elm 40 Sabre
after 6ubrmarm BON 9ri0getolplt, g.
s., mnroe geltcrn otf Dem 0ompfer
Baltimore" bon ser Gbelupcofc.
Ginie nod) Baltimore gcbro6t mo
Ooim IN Der Nm6ulon5 OeS liiolifen
0iItriftS nad Dem nMarblono Uni.
pcriitGtS 0oipitol" iibergciiibrt. Der.
IcIbe pur0c BET Sen SGgemiiblen ser
n3uniS 2umber 60" IN 8eit . Yoiut,
So, am Mittmod) iibcrfobrcn, nobel
ibm Oo8 red)te @ein 5ermolmt mllroe.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-12
EAST sRooKFlELD.

Leon Hart is working for G. K. Sprague
Elmer Kinney is at work for f. B. Lewis
Blanche Hutchinson is visiting in Chel.
sea.
A. d. Reed was in Randolph last satur.
day.
Charlie Banlster's horse has been very
sick.
Eli Fletcher of New York state is visit
iug his father, Alvin Fletcher.
Grace and Gertrude Bacon of Chelsea
visited relatives here last week.
The choir entertainment was largely pat
ronized and about - was received.
Samuel Hutchinson OF New York state is
visiting his other, A. Hutchinson.
Ernest Wheatley OF n. L. has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ s. Wheat
ley.
p. G. Reed was in Braintree last week to
get boy who is to work for him this sea
son.
Herman stoddard went last week to
Montpelier, wh.re he is to learn the car
penter's trs de.
George Newell is suffering with rheuma.
tlsm and under the care OF DIR. Newell Of
East Randolph.
The following item was contributed b
The entertainment gisen by the choir at
Mrs. Harrington's, consisting OF a short
farce and catchy plantation songs, "highly
colored by burnt cork, F." was received with
great favor. side-splitting laue liter and
hand clapping interrupted and followed
each selection. The parlor was crowded
by the elite of the place aud all declared
he effort OF the choir TO be the event of
The season. Invitations were extended to
the choir to give the same entertainment
At the Town hall in Brookfeld and at
y orth Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-12
BETHEL GILEAp.

Mrs. Jane q. Hunt OF East Braintree !
visiting her daughter, Mrs. {. +. De'i'is'
this week.
A daughter was born in Athol' 80
March ~ to MIR. and Mrs. Chester n ~,
great granddaughter to Mrs. Abel D'' ~.
George Slack OF Randolph was N -
vicinity recently and purchased h1e Gsls
OF Eslie Chamberlin and two o.
Morse u-..s.
Mrs. Caroline Edison Munger o. W. ,,ly
stock, formerly OF Brooktield' ss..-.,s,s
had the misfortune to fall ana lia''1'
her hip. y,.ssll
Horace Lane. who bought The hu's ~
Woodard farm last fall, has deeut .1.,,tes
same back to Mr.. Woodland but mas
ii for the present. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Osha ana ei ne,
ter, Doris, of Randolph and Ms. 100
Thresher OF Mortified were recent
at Walter Cham berlins.
The Sunday school Of the Me s..,,,5sy.
church Is TO be reorganized next salo-5i
and everyone is invited 70 %
promptly al the usual hour. -
The social held at Mrs. Mary Ru.ls..
last Friday evening was decided - al
A large number were present ~
bad roads and over "a Was taken,
The school at Findley bridge, "a
taught by Miss Josephine Emery sns
Church district by Miss Hazel 49, -al
Gilead district BY Mrs. +. /. VIZ
commence Monday, April lbih-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-12
sTocKpRIDoE

Fred Neif was in Rochester saturday,
Oliver Dumas has taken the sheldon
farm.
Mrs. Lula shaughnessy hiss gone "a
Michigan TO work.
Miss Bessie Bird is working for Mrs
Nat Dustin in Bethel.
Mr.. Savage Of Windsor has been visit
ing at Will Manning's.
Merrill Gray was IN with measles AT
+. A. Putnam's last week.
There was a dance at Fred Boweu's last
week. All report a good time.
W. Minkler Of Rochester was a guest al
Theron Robinson last Sunday.
A. +. Baker. Carl NeH and Mattie
Mills were IN Rochester saturday.
Mrs Henry Baker and daughter have
been visiting al s. A. Bowen g In Bethel.
Miss Bertha smith has returned Ia
Connecticut, where she Is TO work III I
hospital
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-12

tof over lIig years Mrs.. WtusluW's snufhfrs
rlr Aa been used by mothers Cor theiF cti5li-aS
Hniie teefhinr. Are yea disturbed az nirhf -
nrIasen 20 Fulr rest hF sick child suffering 49,
ergtuE WITH pain 81 cutting teethq n = sarf -
1lue AID Eei bottle of Mrs Ninslauas Solfti-,,
s3Elr ter children teefhlng. It's rulue n
'aealcliauie- u VII relieve the poor Ntfle
s.lierer Immediately. Depend upuu %. uuthe---
there T. no mistake about 70. Il cures 5inrrh5.os
regulates the stomach and bowels cures uiTs
calie. s1iteus the guns. reiuccs Inflammation a1,s
Eles tone and enerEr % the whole svsf-r5-
Mrt. AtnsigH'F sauthinE SFrMQH Tor chHfren
teethlnE a. pleasant % the taste anf = -
urescr tl1l g one - the oldest ali best fausis
phFstctans and nurses IN the Emitted states eps
!. Tor ale ~ AZ lruteists throuEhout the ao-if
frice - bottle Be sure and ask far N-x
WiusloN's soothing Syrup
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-12
BETHEL 'IYmPus.

Willis Whitaker returned to Albany
Business college Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baker Of stock
bridge spent few days al ;. A. Bowen's
the first Of the week.
About fifty enjoyed a party at NJ. f.
Whiiaker's last week Wednesday evening
Cards and dancing were INDUCED In until
the wee sma' hours.
As Walter Preston and Abbie Beckwith
were returning from :. A. Bowtns Satur-
day evening. when near the school house
they saw three coons. Mr.. Preston called
Frank Butiles who shot 81 three Of them.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-12
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There
Is only one way to cure deafness, and
that is by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by an infiamed condition
OF the mucous lining OF the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is infiamed YOU
have rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when II is entirely closed, Deaf
ness is the result, and unless the intiamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases out
~ ten are caused by catarrh. which is
nothing but an infiamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness caused by Catarrhl
that cannot be cured by Halls Latarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-04-12
hiah Prcssure DAYS

Men and women alike have to work in-
Cessantly with brain and hand 10 bold
their own nowadays Never were the de-
mamds q business, the wants % the fam
lis, the requirements Of society. more nu-
merous. The FIRST effect OF the praise
worthy effort 10 keep up with al these
things y commonly seen Ia q weakened or
debIitated condition Of the nervous svs-
tenn. vi hich results IN dyspepsia, defective
nutrition 81 both body and brain. and III
extreme cases In complete nervous pros
tration- Il b clearly seen that what Is
needed Il al hat viii sustain the system.
give Vigor aud tone to the nerves. and
keep the digestive and assinilative fame
tions healthy and acliFe. From personal
know ledge. we can recommend Hood :
,arssparilla Tor this parpoze. ID acts on
all the vital organs. builds up the whole
system and fits mon and women for these
high pressure days
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Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY, Local Editor.

| A@t W. AAnAhfHAf
PC. Tinkham was in Bethel Monday
for the day.
Ray Andrews was in White River juno
tion Saturday.
Miss Mary Briggs has been spending a
few days in Bethel.
Miss Bessie Wissell returned from Mid
dleton, Conn, Saturday.
William MeCray has purchased a pair
of mules 20 work at the tale mine.
Miss Anna Andrews has gone to Man
chester, N. H., where she has position.
Mrs. A. b. Fish OF Randolph has been
with her sister, Mrs. f. A. Kezer, for few
days.
Mrs. +. II. Edgerton and son, Lawrence,
were in Montpelier and Burlington last
week.
Mrs. f. L. Pierce has been visiting her
brother in South Royalton, returning
Friday.
Mrs. NJ. s. Davis has gone to Mont
peiier, where she expects to remain for the
present.
John Darling of Somervilie, Mass,
passed through here Monday on his way
TO Hancock.
The outlook for a good sugar season is
been made as yet.
been spending three weeks in Washing
ton, ID. c., returned Tuesday.
The regular and annual convocation OF
Hope Chapter, o. f.. s., will be held in
Masonic hall, April 18th, at s o'clock.
Bennett Douglas returned to Burling-
ton Monday. His father. Rev. w. +.
Douglas, accompanied him as far as
Bethel.
The spring term of school commenced
Monday with a good attendance. All the
teachers returned Saturday except Miss
Emma Moses, WHO was detained at Ran
dolph until Monday.
The sermon by Rev. W. e. Douglas next
Sunday morning will be:-''rhe Doubling
Disciples and the Risen Lord" There
will be an Easter concert in the Method
list church Sunday evening.
ARA Hanks died at his home Monday
after a long illness OF heart disease at the |
age OF Y years. He left a widow and one
son. Funeral was held at his late home
Wednesday, Rev. F. +. Adams officiating. /
Henry A. Eaton Post, No. IS, G. A. r., |
the fortieth anniversary OF its |
at its hall Friday evening, /
April 8. A fair sized audience was pres
mt, and all seemed much interested in the /
exercises.
At the annual meeting OF the Monday 1
hub, the following officers were elected -
Pres, Mrs. Lizzie Townsend; Vice Pres.
Mrs. Belle Hubbard; Sec. Mrs. Jessie c. /
rinkham; Treas. Miss Mary Briggs; Fed.
director. Mrs. Julia Pierce; committee,
Mrs. Tillie Hildreth, Mrs. Lillian Jose,
Mrs. Lottie Martin.
Easter Sunday, April IS, will be OBJ
served in the Congl church. The choir
viii render the following special music:-
anthems, "Consldsr the Lilies and
God Hath Sent His Angels, also the re-
ponse, seeking the MASTER" Rev n. w.
1ildreth will have for his Easter message,
he last utterance from the cross, or "The
Word OF the Homewsrd.n A most cordial
invitation is given TO all. At the session
4 the Bible school, the subject for study
will he, THE People Suffering through
incompetent Leaders, The young people
gill have for their evening topic, ''Christ's
life, Lessons from His Resurrection Mira
les, Miss Annie Chocel leader. Seven
I the most important problems confront
ng the church Of Christ will be considered
thursday evenings during the next few
feeks. The first OF these problems will
{, What is the Church For2n All are in
tied.
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School Statistics.

The various school officers have made
their reports 10 the town clerk and the
town clerk has completed his report 10
the state superintendent OF education for
the year ending March 3ist While
statistics are as a general rule very dry
and undressing reading, vet the I'M
portance OF the schools from any stand
point warrants the attention of every
citizen TO the data quoted below. When
one stops to think that out of the $4,000
or more moneys raised by taxes in this
town last year, over 5000 went to the
schools, and to this was added income
from other sources, making total ex
penditure for school purposes in this
town in one year OF nearly $500, II
naturally excites a little curiosity to
know how the money was spent. One
naturally also inquiries il parents, pupils
and teachers are taking the fullest ad-
vantages Of the facilities offered by this
large expenditure.
In this connection a communication
printed elsewhere in this issue from
Principal Wright is quite pertinent.
Does each parent and pupil recognize that
in this village district it costs about $40
a week TO run the school and that the
average cost for each pupil is s1S.22 a
year
rpb, gfs4fsti.s ara "a f,fIo,ru.
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NORTH RANooLPn.

Edith Brooks is helping Mrs. c. T.
Tsft.
Wallace Austin commenced work for c.
5. Hall Monday.
Mrs. Fannie Lyon is helping in the
family OF John Ferry.
A. j. Parker and Gladys were in Barre
city the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ferry had a son
born last Thursday, April 5.
Mrs. @. 5. Flint is on the sick list. DIR.
Marshall was called TO see her.
Andrew and Eli Fits have returned to
Randolph to resume school after two
weeks vacation.
Gladys and Arthur Parker had a sugar
party Friday evening for a few OF their
friends and sehoolmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Durkee have both
been suffering with quinsy sore throat.
DIR. Ellis was attending physician.