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PITTsFIELD.

L. f. Taylor was in Rutland a day re-
Gently.
Charles Cady of sherburne was in town
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Ellis spent Sunday
in Rochester.
Harry Lamb and Miss Goodno were in
Bridgewater Sunday.
DIR. Dalrymple Of Rutland was in town
several days recently.
DIR. William n. Kidder OF Providence
x. L., is the guest OF his aunt, Mrs. Z. T
Allen.
Mrs. G.. ID. Pinney and son OF Ludlow
we're guests at l.. +. Taylor's the first Of
the week.
Mrs. F. L. Ranney and Miss Grace
Ranney have been very i'll with measles
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Amazon went tc
Randolph Saturday to spend several weeks
with their daughter.
Henry Hovey, who has been away work
ing for the International Paper Co.., is
spending this week at his home here.
Willis {. Kemp OF Stock bridge and
at the Methodist parsonage in Pittsfield
May 20 by Rev. +. L. NJ. Barnes.
At the 18th meeting OF Tweed River
Grange last Saturday night, very able
program was rendered under the direc-
ton of the worthy lecturer, Mrs. Oliver
Ellis. Il consisted Of solos by Mrs. n. II.
Brown, +. c. Butterhsld and Ira Holt
readings by Mrs. Stoddard, Mrs. Baker,
Mrs. Oliver Ellis and n. III. Brown. There
was a good attendance and the entertain
ment was enjoyed by all.
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Death of thatcher Stone.

Thatcher Stone, proprietor of the Maple
wood, died at 10 O'Clock last evening. He
had an operation on his foot May II, by
Drs. Clifford and Scott, snd il was sup
posed TO be successful and was healing,
but Mr.. S one did not rally in strength.
Last Sunday his condition seemed TO
change, and on Monday in consultation il
was thought he had blood poison, but
later it was thought there might be a rup-
ture OF a blood vessel on the brain. He
was unconscious for some time previous to
his death. An autopsy is to be held today.
The funeral will probably be held Satur-
day, with interment here.
Mr.. Stone was So years OF age. He came
here from Massachusetts, II years ago and
converted the Normal boarding house in
to an elegant summer hotel which he
called The Maplewood. Thi house did a
hourishtng business until tire destroyed
the main part ID years ago. This was a
very severe blow, not only TO Mr.. Stone,
who never recovered from the effects, but
to the town as well. Afterward be made
over the cook house and dining hall into
a smaller Maplewood, which he filed with
guests each summer. This summer
promised larger number than ever, but
the house will not be opeued, owing to
this death.
Mr.. Stone left a wife and the following
daughters;- Grace. teacher in New
York; Mrs. Mary Holden OF Barre; Mrs.
Alice Grant of New York; Emma, nurse
in Boston and Bertha, a teacher in Burr
& Burton seminary, Manchester, VT. All
were present at the death.
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In Australian Parliament.

1t is the rule in the Australian par
lament that the speeches of every
member must be reported verbatim. As
a result of this perpetual note-taking,
the printed record for the session con-
cluded at Christmas ran to 20 volumes
of 1852 pages, or about 10000 words.
One of the leading Australian dailies
describes them as dreary pages and
ponderous tones - IAN unceasing
stream of unnecessary repetition and
wearisome speech; talkativeness is
vertically the curse Of the common
wealth parliament"
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

! E. y. Hyzer has gone to Manchester,
( VT, to work at bis trade.
Mary Gaylord of Brookfield is with heI
sister, Mrs. II. A. Allen, this week.
| Luke Parish was in Windsor last week
and is there this week in attendance on Y,
;. court.
Rev. G. w. Patterson. who had been in
Washington, D. C., on business, returned
home last week.
d. A. Partridge and wife Of Philadelphia
came Saturday and have opened their
cottage for the summer.
Mrs William Hammond OF Langdon.
n. H., Is at Rev. +. NJ. Bakers, visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Baker.
j. NJ. Pember and Geo. w. DAVIS went to
Royalton yesterday to attend the dedica-
ton of the Burning of Royalton monu-
ment.
Mrs. Clara NJ. Sawyer went to Burling-
ton last week and Mrs. John Sabine Smith
went to New York, and their cottage is
closed for short time.
The guests that have been at the Maple
wood several weeks have gone to the Old
Homestead for few days on account Of
illness at the Maplewood.
Mrs. Thomas Smith had an auction last
Friday and sold household goods, farming
tools and bees. There was good attend
ance and things sold we'll. E. c. Clarke Of
East Randolph was auetioneer. Mrs.
smith has moved to Montpelier.
The "Kid" team won a close game from
X. Ii. 5. End, on Saturday, by score of S
TO s. Monday they won from B. ii. 5. 10
to 3. Washburn pitched well in both
games and Rogers held him we'll. r.
Eaton, X. Eaton, Evans and the Bowers,
also did good work. The next game is at
pected.
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MANY SUDDEN DEATHS
From Poisonous Rheumatism
The Disease Has It's Dangers Should Be- IA.
en- in Time.

rheumatism hes long been regarded a a
trouble which, while it might be PAINFUL Wa Ia
necessarily dangerous. Very few pefsuHs n VA
thought, ever died from Rheumatisai Reeasf
investigation among scientists has proved taF.
ever, the utter fallacy ~ such 4 belief Three
fuurths 60 even-eighths pi the sudden deaths
heart failures etc, are due primarily Go uegia1t
ed rheumatism. The Rheumatic Acid ~ ~ =
allowed o. stay Ia the system until suddeaIr 0ss
day ii grips The muscles ef the heart ali anna
over.
Rheumatism D. curalle q the proper Treatment
r. used. Linimeuts, plasters and $50 ileai anrl.
cations may relieve the pain Tor short time. tat
no one ever heard u thelr permanently clsln.
case ~ rheumatism. The 8niy wav td rufa Rh-a-
matism Is the UrC-O WAY Neutralze tbe Ehaa.
matte scid ani drive @ from the system That 3
what Iric-o rs. No matter what r. zee t.nI -
character q the Rheumatism. it Be- aii eausei ig
the same Rheumatic poison. Lamhagp Alsf1.Gf
or Articular Rheumatism FlelH at once o. tHg.a.
The store of IA. A. Leonard d the home al ur.r,u
in Randolph, and be can tel sou Oh about Is
wonderful virtues and the many cures lt bus
made rirht here ln your own town % sel.s tas
7Dc and 81 90 bottle, II you Wish 90 test uf|-0
before purchasing, letter % the smith Ds.s
Co, SYRACUSE. \, Y, viii bring sou q trial bottle
free ~ an arge.
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WINDSOR COURT DOCKET.
Cases Entered for Trial That are OF
Local Interest.

GOCdi AHA6AgS1
The June term Of Windsor county court
will begin Tuesday, June 5th. Chief JUS
tice John W RoweIl will be the presiding
| Judge. and Charles II. Markham ana Milo
/ 5. Buck, assistant judges; JAY Read Penn
Der, clerk; Charles Batchelder, states at
/ torney; Henry II. Peck, sheriff; John II.
Mimms, reporter: and F. G. Southgate,
probation officer.
The following cases appear on the dock
ct Of local Interest,"
Thomas Maddred VS.. William QuInlan,
gen. asspt.
Mary W. Bowen vs.. Allen W. Bowen,
divorce.
Joseph G. Sargent, exr. OF Ellen Segar,
VS.. William r. Blossom, note.
James Mannix VS.. Mary E. Rogers, gen.
Fred j. Robinson vs.. @. NJ. Ford, gen.
asspt.
/ book acct
Frank c. Churchill VS.. Ella ]. Churchill,
divorce.
Clarence Davis VS.. Seth Jones, gen. asspt
{. c. Ellis vs. Daniel Durkee, asspt.
Ella j. Churchill VS.. Frank Z. Churchill,
divorce.
Flora B. Cady vs.. Chester E. Cady, di-
vorce.
Eliza NJ. Rattee VS.. julie Rattee, divorce.
John b. Goodrich VS.. B. f. Kicker, fraud
Edna Louise Quirin vs.. Edward Nash
QuirIn, divorce.
In re Milton II. Chamberlain, appeal
from probate.
Vanlora Aikens Harrington VS.. Andrew
H. Harrington, petition for support.
@. NJ. Ford VS.. A. w. Bowen, gen. asspt.
Daisy II. Noonan vs.. John E. Noonan,
divorce.
solomon Bros. vs.. E. q. Fisher Co.,
gen. asspt.
Albert bearing vs.. J. B. and D. Wash
burn, gen. asspt.
Nellie orne vs.. George Orne, divorce.
In re estate Of Sarah Woodbury., as to
collateral inheritance tax.
Ernest Miquelon vs.. Ed. Akey, gen.
asspt.
trespass.
sam Bowen VS.. Milo ellison, trover.
Arthur Wilcox vs.. $. ID. Tllton, case.
Emma Putnam Savage vs.. Myron Eu-
gene Savage, petition for support.
Ruthey NJ. Blanchard VS.. Arthur Newell,
bastardy.
Il. A. strout and II. p. Weeks vs.. Walter
English and wife.
The White River Electric Railway Co.
and Frank Paige, receiver, vs.. Town OF
Rochester, gen. asspt.
Same vs.. Town OF Stock bridge, gen .asspt.
NJ. A. Dickinson vs.. Charles F. Blair,
gen. asspt.
James Mccoy VS.. E. c. Fisher Co., gen.
asspt.
Grace A. Adams vs.. Guy A. Adams, d.
vorce.
Winfred Edison VS.. Minnie L. Edison, di-
vorce.
In re estate of Katherine Rix, appeal
from probate.
Fowler & Son VS.. William vesper, gen.
asspt.
Lulie c. shaughnessy vs.. Charles
divorce.
James Farrell vs.. Town Of Barnard, gen
asspt.
Mabel L. Buzzell vs.. Herman H Buzzen, /
divorce.
STATE CASES. E
Daniel w. Wilbur, liquor.
Intoxicating liquor, Byron Hathorn,
claimant.
Jennie Newton Spsulding, larceny.
Byron Hathorn, liquor.
Sam Maths, arson.
Philo Kidder, keeping bucket shop.
CHANCERY DOCKET.
j. +. Stafford VS.. Bethel Electric Light &
Power Co.
r. W. Rood vs.. Walden L. White.
Dubois q Van Tassell vs.. A. A. Brooks
and others.
Paul c. Tinkham VS.. John Green and
Joseph Bean.
5. {. Durham vs.. Bethel Electric Light
& Power Co.
White River Electric Co. VS.. Bethel
Electric Light & Power Co.
A. q. Whitman vs.. q. +. Clark, L. w.
Redington and American Fidelity Co.
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NORTH RANooLPH.

? Clifford Taft, Margaret and Maurice wers
In Washington last week.
H.. +. Taft sold some cattle to Mr.. skin
ner Of Royalton. He took them away last
week Wednesday.
Mrs. a. j. Parker went TO Williamstowu
Friday TO meet her granddaug liter, Gladys.
who spent saturday and Sunday at hou1e
from her school IN Barre city.
A very severe electric storm passed over
here last Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Bixbv.
in the employ OF Z. A. Fits. was building
barbed-wire fence and was knocked over
and stunned, but fortunately was more
frightened than hurt.
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EAST sRAInraEr

Palmer Kinne Of Lebanon n
ms family at 5. Williams this VEL visited
Mrs. VIII Fordham was siel 49,
'ne "eeA, threatened with bronchitis Of
Miss Efiie Kibbee of the R. sNs
sunday and Monday with Miss :. spsnt
MIR. and Mrs. A. X. McIntire A.. 49,.
their daughter, Mrs. Nellie Fnll s,s''ing
Brookfield. eliam, Ia
;. ,. Hutchinson is building b..
T.. /. Clafiin is making irpprove,,-s ~ aud
the inside OF his store. '''ieuls On
son was born May IS to Mr. ana =.
Robert Walker. Mrs. Emma b.. sifs.
caring Tor Mrs. Walker and the h. fSI ~ Is
I. A. Blanchard has been ,uIife ~.
blood poisoning was feared, but he i s ala
ter and IS thought to be out OF dsngs, 9e1'
Last Thursday night, Mrs. VIM pa-s
was surprised by her children an oo o,l1a
her birthday. ''si' II being
X. Flint returned the last OF The ...,
from Springfield, Mass, where bs ~
Deen several weeks at work. Ms RS
went Tor visit and returned with III, Ns
jerome Stowe has been suffsri,, =,
past two weeks with a quinsy sore ts,- .as
Last week DR.. Clifford was cslle5 1'e ss,
laneed II, but 1t gathered again, mskin el 4.
necessary to open II again last MONDAY
Wednesday OF last week Josepb pssr.-
went to Tunbridge TO visit hi hroth'9s
Thursday morning word was reeeiyeS Il.
Rupert Mann that he was quite siek az
Friday Mrs. Mann went to care ,or bi aa
but Sunday he WIS so much better ~,
they returned home. 'la'
Mrs. Bert Farnsworth ana dapgbt.,
Helen, ana baby. Everett, accompanied b1
her father, Stephen Butterfeld OF Roxbery
went tuesday 70 visit relatives in Hy5s
Park and Oxford, Mass. Mrs Fs,r.
worth's sister, Miss Mary Butferaeis /.
keeping house for her during her sbss,,l
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WILLIEMsTowN.

Mrs. Ada Downs is very in with the grip.
Miss Nellie Daley of White River juno
ton Is visiting her mother, Mrs. George
Savery.
Florence Burnham visited in Middlesex
last Sunday.
Miss Ethel Holden has finished work at
Walter Hendricks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wales Moulton Of Chelsea
visited their son, Rolla MoultOn, Saturday
and Sunday.
Charles DeGrenier has returned from
the Montreal hospital, II is thought i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George savery have
moved into their house they recently
bought on Quarry street.
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Prudential Flint washburn.

! Mrs. Washburn died MAY 10, 1906, at her
/ home in Randolph Center where she lived
with her eldest daughter. Mrs. c. NJ
Sawyer. She had reached the advanced
i age OF 81 years. four months and six days
/ having been horn Jan. 4, 1915. She was
/ the second daughter ana the last remain
/ ing Of seven children born to Gen. Martin
I Flint and his wife Asenath Morsel Flint
who was a niece OF the Rt. Rev. Philauder
| Chase, bishop OF Illinois and the niece and
adopted daughter OF the Hon. Dudley
Chase OF Randolph. These members OF a
distinguished family were descended from
Aquila Cnase who came from Gresham.
England. Mrs. Washburn was educated
in the Orange County Grammar school.
Randolph h, and in the Hartford Female
seminary, Hartford, Conn. She became
commitment OF the Protestant Episcopal
church m 1872, having been confirmed by
the Rt. Rev. John Henry Hopkins, ID. D..
first bishop OF Vermont. From that time
till her death, sixty-fou years later, she
adorned her confession of Christianity by
an exemplary life of faith and works,
which won for her the love and respect OF
all who knew her. And passing he " hole
OF her long life I'm her native town there
were many who knew her intimately for
many years. Increased knowledge OF her
character served but to increase the esti-
nation In which she was held. With
cultured woman, always strong for the
right, yet gentle and modest in the express
sion OF her views. The clearer the light
which sbone upon her daily life the
brighter became the sanity reputation
which she bore. She outlived nearly all
her contemporaries but children's children
grew up to feel pride in and to show affec-
tion for their beloved grandmother.
She married May 9, 1899, Levi Wash
burn, cousin OF the late r. r. Washburn-
Lt.-Col. OF the LIST VT. Vols. in the Civil
war OF 1861 and later governor OF Yer
mont. Mr.. Washburn died May q. 1sgs.
aged eighty-three years. They were the
pareuts OF four children-two sons and
two daughters-Mrs Clara NJ. SAWYER.
Seth NJ, a merchant OF Bethel; Mrs.
Martha A. Martin and Martin L., vice.
president and general manager OF the
Northern Commercial company, with head
quarters at San Francisco. These children
all survive their mother. The funeral
was held in Grace church, where she had
so often worshipped, on Sunday after
noon, May -, the Rev. Homer White
officiating. Many friends and neighbors.
including several from other towns were
present at the service. Beautiful flowers
and vines on the casket expressed elo-
quently the faith and hope and love so
generally felt. The conductor was j. w
Fargo and the bearers Henry NJ. SAWYER.
w. h, Martin, Seth NJ. Mashurn and
Benz. NJ. Washburn. 'sSun Of NV souI5
and "Rock Of Ages" were sung by the
choir. The deceased was laid IN the
family lot at Randolph Center. In that
lovely spot her body rests awaiting the
resurrection IN which she believed and
the voice OF her Lord saying, "Well done
thou good and faithful servant enter
thou into the joy of thy Lord" II. W.
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"When I was a druggist az Livouia,
Mo-, - writes T.. W. Dwyer. now of Grays-
vile, Mo. "three OF my customers were
permanently cured Of consumption by DR..
Kings New Discovery and are well and
strong today. one was trying to sell his
property and move to Arizona, but after
using New Discovery q short time be
found it unnecessary to do so. I regard
DR.. Kings New Discovery as the most
wonderful medicine in existence. Surest
cough and cold cure and throat and lung
healer. Guaranteed. soc. and 81. Trial
bottle free.
For sale by II. A. Leonard and F. z.
Bryan, Randolph.
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Easily Settled.

A young lady started her own bank
ing account, and was very proud Of
her check book. She used it so well
that one day there came the notifica-
ton that she had overdrawn her ac-
count When she had found out what
this meant she was full Of sorrow for
the bank. She wrote a pretty letter Of
apology, and filled up a check for the
amount due. This" she wrote, will
put matters right"
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Dangerous Fielding.

There are more possibilities Of adj
ventures in Australian than in English
cricket A recent Australian mail re-
ports a match in Victoria in which the
bah was hit into some underground.
The fielder who went-after it found the
spot occupied by Two big snakes, a
brown and black one. The game was
temporarily suspended, the reptiles
were killed with cricket stumps and the
baI recovered.
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Notice Of settlement.
ESTATE OF LEVI cLoraH.

ESTATE OF LEVI CLolHh.
STATE or VERMONT, IN the PROBATE " "a
RASDoLpH DISTRICT. -. theld at kanag.pu n
for said District on the 18th day Of Aas, sstsfs
1905. Chester Dickey, administrator o. ta. Ii.
~ Levi Clough, late OF Washing t0ns " ttfl,r a.
trict ,lsscsaseaL presents his admlhi-ila -
count Tor examination and allow ahce' 49, 49, ana
application for a decree ~ dsfisat
partition ut the estate Ui said decet-e .t4f "a 4
Whereupon. 10 T. ordered by said 19Ai. "a n 3
account and said application he rriei roar
session 81 said Court. 60 be held at Wy fsr 4
Cierk'ssoiilce IN said washlngton,on the q srs.
June, e. D. 1906, for hearing and e.. ti -s-.1as
on; and u Is further ordered INV lii51 q
Interested be notified hereof, by punl-. .b-as
notice 0f said application and order tneii Ne,s
weeks succe~slvely IN the Herald ain ,.r5r-
paper published in Randolph, ana +s.ssiel
lates IN the neighborhood 81 tho-e ~ sl7.aaf
before said time of hearine. that tnrs isse.
at said time and place, and, II the!
object thereto.
Blythe Court Attest .,.,s fafea.
WILLIAM II. NICHOLS '-'7
true couv - Record. Attest rr4a
f70l WILLIAM II NICHOLS, '-'-
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EAST BETHEL.

Mrs. Wills has been quite i'll, but is re-
covering.
The East Bethel band played at Royal
ton yesterday.
c. ID. Cushing has installed phone al
Fowler & Sons store.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W Fowler were in
South Royalton Monday.
Mrs E. w. Harlow OF Montpelier is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Mary Smith returned 10 her home
in Melrose. Mass. last week.
Miss Blanche Splulding Of Salem
Mass, Is visiting relatives in town.
Ladies' hairwork. Mrs. 81. II. BEAN
Z Chestnut ST.. Nedford, Mass.
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ESTATE or RUFUS HUtChlNoN -
The undersigned. having been app1l 1900 4
Honorable Probate Court for the -57-ire
and adjust am claims and demands q - IN ID
against Rufus Hutchinson late ~ h.-+i.a rtsi
said district deceased. hereby give 1900 sni
allowing said claims ID the Office ~ ~.
Bots 10 Randolph on saturda!. ~ a'rask
1893. from ] O'Clock p. m uAtit 800 -
n NJ 81 said day and l b
months from the 18th day e 49, az SD
1908. l. the time limited BY SAD CO. b. ir
creditors % present their ClAiA'7
examination and allowance. MlE
Dated 81 Randolph, this l5th a..
A. y. 1895. ltgt
JAMES HUTCHINSON, Cfur-
Ww III uT ROiS.
L u m~es f.sr.af.~4 Adm
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RocHEsTER NoRT4 HoLLow

Mrs. W. d. Durham was in Bethel Fri
day.
Mrs. Betsey Leland was a guest OF the
Eaton family last week.
Mrs. Annette Goodwin visited AZ Noun-
tain Brook farm last week.
Mrs. Leon Pollard is visiting her mar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Harvey.
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BRAINTREE.

Mrs. Holt VIII speak at the haH next
Sunday at II a. m.
The Faithful and True circle OF the
King Daughters and Sons wlll hold its
monthly meeting with Mrs. Cyrus Hill
May Slst.
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"She said that the man she married
must be afraid of nothing
Does her husband come up to that re.
Quirement?"
We'll, he married her. Houston
Post.
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Silver Medal Contest at Rochester.


The sixth Silver Medal contest al
Rochester was held at @. A. r. hall
Friday evening, May IS. The program
was as follows:-
An Old Violin. Miss Bessie saNver
An Old Mans story, Mics Minnie Rand
The ohieitain and His Dog Miss A,iee P pousel
Dots Christmas, Miss B,.ssi, Marin
Ne anu hep@ey, Miss Helen MacCrea
Put Yourself in His Place, Miss susie pemher
Little blossom, Miss Mamie Guernsey
Previous to the exercises the Lords
Prayer was repeated by the contestants
in concert. At intervals instrumental
music was rendered BY Eddie Holly. Clara
Pember, Grace Goodno and Katherine
Campbell.
A flag drill given by eighteen girls OF
the intermediate school, under the
direction OF Miss Minkler, the teacher.
was very much enjoyed.
An interesting feature of the occasion
was the presentation OF picture OF Mrs
Mary II. Hunt, founder of scientific
temperance instruction in schools. 10 the
graded school. The presentation was
made by Mrs. Laura kezer, president OF
the Rochester w. {. II. L., with appro-
pirate remarks, which were as sppro-
priately responded to, on behalf Of the
school directors, BY Prof. Ora Co1ding.
The judges were Rev. Leon Wells az
Gaysville, Julius Blackmer Of Stock bridge
and Mrs. Rose Chaiiee Stone Of potsdam.
y. \. The medal was awarded 10 Miss
Helen MscCrea, with honorable mention
of Miss Bessie Martin.
While the judges were out, pleasing
Rotations we're given By Miss l.. Grace
Robinson Of Potsdam, y, V, the efficient
trainer Of the class.
An audience practically filing the
body OF the hail was present. and there
we're many expressions Of qualification at
the excellent work Of all the members Of
the class.
Souvenir cards, each having portrait
OF Miss Willard anc quotations from her
writings were given TO all the memb ers
of the class.
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which,

Mrs. Boggs bought a box of cigars
for her husband and some one stole
them"
I'm sorry for him"
"Boggs or the thief?"-Judge.
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Foley's Honey and Tar contains no on
iates and can safely be given TO children
sold by II. A. Leonard, Randolph. and q
A. Dsnsmore, Chelsea.
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YOUNG ALcANDER.

The well known stallion, YOUNG "a
der. will be at the stable Of Frank 49, i
Tuesdays and Wednesdays from g.. -
August lst, 1906. VIII be pleased I.
all my old friends, as well as new on
E.s. PUTNAM
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Bad blood and indigestion are deadly
enemies 10 gond health. Burdock Blood
Bitters destroys them.
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Bethel Local intelligence
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

B. c. Rogers, auctioneer. Prices reason
able 4w ae
Second hand organs and sewing ma
chimes TO rent. ae II ID. NJ. STRONG.
All kinds OF talking machines anC
records. Easy terms
ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel, vt.
WANTED:--A boy TO work on farm
through summer. ae
DR.. P. l.. ELLIS, Bethel, VT
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Ladies' hairwork. MRS. ii. II. Be
Z Chestnut St., Medford, Mass.