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The Greeley tribune., 1906-06-21
Little Local
nr diamonds.

,r,by for diamonds.
dsn hose cheap, Greeley Hard
Co.
screens for fly time at Gree
srdware Co.
10 D. c. Muth for bicycle re-
10. 7l2 Eighth avenue.
Helen Kittle left last week
Iouis to visit her aunts.
If Colorado-a premium win
Every sack its own guarantee,
In. Saturday, June 8, 1906, to
nd Mrs. G. W. Barrett, a son.
p Frost and wife are in Den
nd will be away for two or three
h paper bargains at Horne's.
from SC up. Full line of all
st premium at the Colorado
fair in 1904 won by Seal of
bdo flour.
lat reduction on all our ladies'
n underwear. Ramsay Dry
company.
B. II. Eaton went to Denver
" for a two weeks visit with
E. L. Paul.
b Greeley Y will meet with
Harrison. 1903 Eighth street,
y evening, June %.
E Bethel Ladies' Aid society
! tea yesterday afternoon at the
of Mrs. Albert Macy.
L preutiest line of light parasols
ever saw, at lowest prices.
Jay Dry Goods company.
5. Martha Young of Denver was
|uest of Mrs. w. p. Wasley dur
be encampment last week.
eal of Colorado" flour won
iums at st. Louis In 1904, in
etition with all Colorado tiours.
rites desiring to reach trade of
D and vicinity can do no better
to put an ad in the Eaton
Id.
e W. C. T. U. will meet at the
Of Mrs. Jones next Tuesday,
20, 1901 Eleventh avenue, at
!. m.
IS Rettie Morgan. of Denver,
las been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Williams, left last Tuesday
ort Collin3.
J. j. NJ. Bailey arrived In Gree
st week and will spend the
er with her husband and
GeT, Lena, IloTe.
terday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Eaton, DR.. and Mrs. F. f.
over and Miss Wroma Felker
to Denver in the auto.
ge j. A. Bristol, who has held
cally every office he wanted in
Ter county, was In Greeley Sat-
to visit his brother-in-law. F.
ote.
r two piece suits of serges, t1an-
crashes and tropical worsted
onderfully cool and becoming
summer necessity. We war
The wear. Sharples Tailoring
'l5H Eighth street.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-06-21

| THE MOTHER AND FATHER WHO NEoLtCl ~
RESs THEIR CHI DIR EN- WELL SEEM UNWORTHY
! THE EYES or THEIR FRIENDS. WHEN NAluKE
AS BEEN KIND ENOUGH TO GIVE Yoo bRloH K, !,
ND BEAUTIFUL LITTLE ONES, DO Yoo NO. ow
TO THEM TO MAKE THEM APPEAR WIZ? M y,
PURSE We KNOW THAT BOYS AXE HAhp o's
|HEIR CLOTHES; THAT THE AVEKAoe r~r5, nU y
|HoULD HAVE STOCKINGS KNII ~ -, wZrn
tlRC SHIRT WAISTS MADE or GALVANlZEp
RON, SuIT.s MANUFACTURED FROM BAT TLESHlY
|RMoR PLATE, BUT THEY CAN'T. W. 10 nn n
EXT BEST THING, BUY THE BEST no1 ,11Mr, HMr
Hide REM S CLOTHING IN AMERICA, oInu :nT
BUSTER BROWN" AND SELL THEM Al N'o''
RlcES, Sc 90 To 5000.
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EAST BETHEL.

Miss Edith E. Fowler was at f. J..
| Princes Friday.
}. IL. Bucks family entertained Georee
Stacks family Thanksgiving.
Mrs. IL. W. Fowler and Miss Abbie
Fowler were in Randolph Tuesday.
Everett Morrill, spent several DAYS at the
home of Walter Jennings in Sharon las.
week
Mrs. Walter Jennings of Sharon was
among those to attend Mrs. John Hunts
funeral.
The bass viol, which the Young Ladies'
club has purchased for the orchestra, came
last week.
Will Morrill, and family were with his
brother, John Morrill,, in Tunbridge
Thanksgiving day.
l. H. Abbott spent Thanksgiving with
his sons, John and Thomas, in Burlington,
returning Saturday night.
School began again Monday with the
same teacher as last term, Miss Susie
| Howard of East Randolph
Mrs. Laura A. Fowler transferred her
place in the village last Thursday to her
daug Miss Edith E. Fowl Ter.
Robert Lyon OF Chelsea and an aunt
| from New York state visited his brother.
FREQ Lyon, last week Wednesday.
| Mrs. Ida Fay of Worcester, Mass. is at
II. Wlght's. caring for Mrs. Wight, who
has been worse for the past few weeks.
Horace Kingsbury and wife and daugh-
ter, Hazel, ate Thanksgiving dinner with
Mrs. Kingsbury's uncle, Frank Williams,
in Randolph.
Mrs. Albert Clifford is ill with, the grin
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alice
Mo ore: DR.. Fish of South Royalton was
called Monday.
At Ii. W. Fowler's Thanksgiving were
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Clifford and son, Yer
non, Mrs. Abby Paine and Raymond
Paine of South Randolph; P. c. Carly of
Concord, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Fowier and daughter, Edith, Mrs. Laura
| Fowler and Miss Edith E, Fowler.
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Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY, local Editor.

Mrs, Charles Flint Was IN Bethel two
DAYS last week,
A son vas born to Mr., and Mrs, ReFr ls
kidder Nov. II,
re, Tinkham was in Woodstock The
iFsl OF the week,
There are tao cases of scarlet ieyer At
Henry MaFteile's,
LAWYER Sargent Of Ludlow Was IN town
Saturday on a business trip,
The Thermometer registered 10 degrees
below zero sunday morning,
Miss Emma Moses vas ia Randolph
from Thursday until saturday
Edmund Douglass has gone 10 Burling-
ton e. enter Tue Medical college,
Miss Nellie MineSlrr is In Waterbury,
littiug herself for trained nurse
Mrs Anna BOYD Of Granville is With her
sister, Mrs, Margaret Griffin, Tor I've
weeks,
Charles Tower Of Newport has been
visiting his father ana sister, Mrs, Charles
Emerson,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Scott have been
visiting friends in Malone, returning
saturday,
Mr.. aud Mrs. q, ). Eaton and daughter
spent last Thursday at Allied katon's IN
Randolph,
The Woman's suffrage meeting viii b
held at the home OF Mrs, lnlta Pierce Fri
day afternoon,
Miss Pauline Batehelder OF Arlington
Nas the guest Of Mrs, Minerva Boss the
first Of the week,
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. II. EdgeFtOn and their
son, Lawrence, spent Thanksgiving With
their relatives In Warren.
J. n. Trask is about the same. being slill
confined TO the house, but his many
! friends hope 10 see him out again In few
days,
William Marsh has closed his house and
/ with his family has gone to the home OF
| his brother, Robert Marsh, TO stay
{ through the winter.
! Mr., and Mrs. William Baldwin Of Whit
I ing spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Jack Miles. Miss Daisy Miles re-
turned home with them to stay week OF
( ten days.
/ The railroad commissioners have given
permission TO carry freight over the White
/ River Valley railroad during the winter,
/ but passengers. mail aud express will not
be allowed until the road is completed.
/ Wesley Hodgkins left here saturday for
/ Bethel. tie Is at work for the Vermont
/ Baking company and runs a cart from
! Bethel to Randolph, Randolph Center and
/ Northiield. His family will remain here
during the winter.
! A surprise patty was given Miss Jessie
! Bailey, Monday evening, Nov 10Th, by her
many friends, the occasion being her
| eighteenth birthday anniversary. Refresh
ments were served during the evening and
all felt that they had had an enjoyable
/ time. Substantial tokens of esteem were
4 left.
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BARNARD.

Mrs. Ihana Burke is moving her goods
to Windsor.
Miss Alice Putnam spent Thanksgiving
with her parents.
Edward Macy and Charles Macev are
visiting friends in town.
Wilson Hedges has moved into the ]. A.
Moore place at South Barnard.
Mr., and Mrs. George Chadwick, Jr..
VISITED at North Hartland last week.
Charles Frank has gone to Boston.
where he expects to drive team this winter.
For the first time in many years Silver
day.
W. I. Davis and Jerome Morgan were
! 10 Stockbridge on school business last
| week.
II. A, Wood and wife have gone to live
winter. -'''' ior the
heV. MT. Smith of Mechanicsville.
formerly pastor at this place, was the
sueSV Vi heV' Fred Daniels recently.
ochool opened Monday with but few
onanges IN the teachers. Mrs. Aikens
goes 10 the creek and Miss Ella dams to
the Morgan district. w
Inc neighbors and friends of n n
au al OF this town were sorry to hear
" Ihe ACCIDENTAL burning that caused the
Sind year "'''ii ~ her
+. a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs,
IRE Morgan Thanksgiving day, making
the fourth generation in the honse ~
morgan. The great grandmother, who is
tIe plaes1 person in town, can put TO
plush many of our younger women in q
oay work at the present time.
IN MS T. Il. Waters invites all to Barnard
a nan Dect 10 to winter picnic and pro-
gresslVe peanut party. There will be boat
racing, hshlng and hunting with prizes of
standard standard books of fiction (cloth bounol hv
t Lns. most noted auth RS; also prize TO the
pest marksman, and at the tables refresh
ments will be served.
Inc time allotted to save the discount
on taxes expired Saturday night. One
man put in his might to save the dis
count at 10 p. m. AS whole the tay.
payers OF Barnard are to be congratulated
t On thelr unselfish efforts to support this
,oWh and no doubt will be gratified 70
small. 70 quite
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EAST BARNARD,

There will be social tomorrow evening.
Mrs. John Adams has returned from
franklin, y. II.
Mrs. Luna Mosher spent LAST Thursday
at d. j. Adams
l.. ID. Leavitt recently visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eli Ashley, at South Royalton
c. Frank Graves of st. Albans came
Saturday to visit relatives and fliends.
Sam McCelum and Charles Webster
were in West Lebanon, N. H., Saturday.
Irving G. Allen of Hanover, N. H.,
recently visited his parents, Adm Allen
and wife.
Dighton Adams was in South Royalton
Sunday to attend the funeral of his
mother, Mrs. Arabella Adams.
School opened Monday with Lillian
Adams teaching in the upper room, and
Rena Perkins in the lower room.
Henry Turner recently received the sad
news Of the death of his sister, Mrs,
Martha Camp, at her home in Lebanon
N. II.
Mrs. Herman Allen was in Lebanon
n. H., Saturday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Belle (Goff) kendrick, formerly Of
this place.
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LILLiEViLLE.

Mrs. E ma Dyke is quite poorly with
heart trouble.
William Sage Is to work on the Latter
MGR wood job.
Raymond Washburn and Matte DYKE
will attend school in 'Lympus this winter,
Miss Dora Phelps of Gaysvile called
on her sister, Mrs. Edna Washburp,
EIluay.
Henry Thurston of Derry. N. H., called
at BoXelder Cottage Friday to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Dyke.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Rogers returned to Sun
shine home Sunday, after nursing three
weeks at Cecil Washburus.
l.. Pen Billiard has gone to Springfield,
Masss to spend Thanksgiving with his
son, Ed, and will stay for visit.
Kenneth and Marion Billiard have gone
to live with their father on the farm he
bought in New Boston last spring
They will be missed, as they have lived
T.. Il. Noble ' "
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GRANVILLE.

Ihad. Markham was in Warren Subd,,
Mrs. George Prentice is having qulng
sore.
Mrs. + w. Ford is quite IN ANA attends
by DR.. Campbell.
John Ford was home from NorthBslsh
spend Thanksgiving.
Richard Osha was 10 town over sups,,
guest Of q. T., Wilson.
Miss Florence Kendall is home i,ov
Northtleld for few days,
Miss Lillian Hubbard began her sches
An Narrea village Monday.
DR. l.. A. Russlow OF Randolph va, 4
town Moaday To visit Mrs. James Dsrhy
who Is H.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Markham and isagA.
ter are with Mrs. MaNham's parents, MI
Page and wife.
On account OF the death OF Miss Ealo5t
grandfather, Miss Durham taught a day
for her last week.
Mrs. Jessie More OF Wards boro is spsna
ing few days with George Sargent an3
Mrs. Angie Lamb.
Among those in Rochester to attend Ii.
funeral OF William Hubbard Nov, . wen
Eleazer Hubbard, MIR. aud Mrs. Z. T.
Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. ;. IL. Rent, b. "
Faies and daughter, Blanche.
School in No. 2 closed Nov. q Thos
pupils having no marks were Herman ab.
VIII Kent, Beatrice Kent, four years od,
was absent two DAYS. MISS Eaton
returned for the winter term MONDAY,
Dec. 3.
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piTrsFIglp.
A good line of millinery at my parlors,
ELLA WILSON.

Rev, L, l.. NJ. Barnes was in Bethel a
day last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Ellis spent Thanks
giving IN Rochester.
Rev. +. W. Day has been quite III with
grip the last few days,
n. W. McCotiom of Randolph was in
town several days recently.
Jonathan Ranney and Miss Zlpha RAN
ney were in Rutland last week.
George Savage was in Gaysviile Sunday
to attend the funeral OF his brother.
MIR, and Mrs, A, {. Thayer spent
Thanksgiving with her parents In Bethel.
Miss May Ellis, who is attending school
in Randolph, spent Thanksgiving at her
home here.
Jonathan Ranney has gone back to
Burlington TO attend the medical depart
me OF the U. V. NJ.
The Epworth league topic for Dec. IL
will be, Association unto salvation; :"
Mrs. {. W. Brigham, leader.
The pastors theme for next Sunday
morning at the Methodist church will be,
Defeat or Victory, Which ?p
On account Of the Hines of the pastor.
there wss no preaching service at the
Cons'l church Sunday afternoon.
George Spaulding and family, Misses
Lucy and lzah Ranney and Clarence
Brown OF Rutland and DIR. Edmunds and
wife of Gaysville were guests at II. G..
Ranney's Thanksgiving day.
A. chic Gokey died Nov. 80 OF typhoid
fever. The funeral WAS held at the house
Sunday aftert Don, Rev. T.. l.. NJ. Barnes
| officiating. Much sympathy is felt for the
! family in their double bereavement.
The home Of David Everett Wednesday
| OF last week was the scene Of very pretty
wedding. The contracting parties were
ELI IL. sulham of Pittsfield and Annie Il.
Green of ckhridge. Rev. Fred Wilson
Day was the officiating clergyman.
| The Endeavor topic for next Sunday
night will be 1.-THE seven. sacred seut ten
cess" leader, Oscar Ellis. These meetings
are developing a new interest in the gem
eral work of the church. Last Sunday
night hive new names were presented for
membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Durkee were given a
very pleasant surprise Tuesday evening.
Nov. q, in honor OF the fifth anniversary
OF their marriage, A goodly number OF
thelr friends were present and games of
all KINDS were INDUCED in. Refreshments
were served and at a late hour the party
dispersed, leaving behind them purse OF
). money as token OF esteem.
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Bernice Eaton is ILL.,
Miss E. Harlow is again teaching in
Granville North Hollow.
The Hancock Lumber company is soon
to work at hard wood chair stuff.
The Branch school commenced Monday
with Mrs. Ella Robbins as teacher
J. Buttles has rented tenement in the
Robinson boarding house for time.
Llewellyn Perry seems to be doing finely
under the care of DIR. G. NJ. Campbell
c. H. Eaton has shipped 1900 dressed
CHICKS, has 1000 more on hand, and is stu
buying.
w. S. Martin and family will move INTO
|. b. Martins tenement, vacated W
j. Buttles.
The village school has postponed COM
mencement on account of the prevalence
OF whooping cough.
The remains OF Mrs. Martha Boyden
were brought here for interment SUNDAY
=. j. Boyden of Montpelier and L. D.
Rhodes of Randolph were in attendance
W. S. Martin and family met with a
great loss Monday night, when thef
nome was burned with most of the pro,
duee stored In the cellar, nearly 40 CORDS u
wood and the greater part OF the turni'V tbo
They succeeded in saving about all o. Wv
bedding and clothing.
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Outwits the Surnenn

A complication of female troubles. with
catarrh OF the stomach and bowels, had
reduced Mrs Thomas S. Austin of L,eaven.
worth, Ind, to such deplorable condi.
ton that her doctor advised an operation
but her husband, fearing fatal results
postponed this to try Electric Bitters. and
10 10 tue amazement of all who knew her;
TINS medicine completely cured her
Guaranteed cure for torpid liver. kidney
disease, biliousness, jaundice, chiIls and
fever, general debility, nervousness and
blood poisoning. Best tonic made. Pfice
Soc. Try it. 'i0e
For sale by H. A. Leonard, Randolph.
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ROCHESTER NORTH HOLLOW

Adelbert Carrier has gone to Ohio.
:, school began Monday, Dec. 2, with
Bessie Goddard as teacher.
Lena Nye has been spending two weeks
with her father, Almon Nye.
Frank Gilmore and wife of Middlebury
spent Thanksgiving at Will Galvin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Harvey were in
Pittsfield last week to attend the funeral
OF Abbie Gokey,
"Uncle" William r. Hubbard, life
long resident OF this place, died at his
home Sunday morning, Nov. 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sparks and viii Hubbard
of Rutland were here Nov. 28 to attend
the funeral of their uncle, William
Hubbard.
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BETHEL 'LYMPus.

- School began Monday with Miss Mabel
Dyke as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arland Rose are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Bowen, and other
relatives here. ''"o'
The Bethel branch of the International
sunshine society will meet with Mrs. r
A.. Buttles Thursday, Dec. 49, Please
bring pie cake or rolls. "'0
Nj. and Mrs. Alton Bullard and two
children, Kenneth and Marion, have
moved to the Charles Chamberlain Mace
IN Rochester, which MIR. Billiard pur-
chased last spring. P''-
r, The ". G. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Henry Dyke Friday, Dec. Z, at O'Clock,
Al Al are invited to come. A report of tba
Worlds W. c. T. L., held in Boston G Sne
1928, will be given. ''0H Oet'
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n. r. D. Service Of Middle Branch
Valley

hural delivery has now been substituted
LOT the star route delivery in this valley
from East Randolph to East Brnolk fiaI3
ana the stage line now terminates at Fast
Randolph. We believe this is a great
calamity to our beautiful valley. All ey-
press communication is now cut off to tbe
valley above East Randolph, and to illus-
trate epe value OF the rural service thus
supstltuted we VIII give one little exam
pie for the rural route enthusiast.
We are doing mail order business md
oepend on the stage for express service
we require quite an amount of printed
matter from time to time. There ia a
party at North Randolph who has
uohe much of our printing. Previous to
taxing OIL the star route service, when we
needed rush order" of printing done
say on Monday, we could send up the
order on that day at 5 p. M, which would
reach North Randolph at about $3.50 same
uay' IL was possible to have proof of
me IIie pilnI returned End reach us at 9 a. m.
IuesdaX. Same could be corrected and re-
turned Tuesday night and the lob com.
pleted and sent to us Wednesday morning
reaching US at a. m. At the present time
mere is where we are at:-Letter mailed
MONDAY, delivered Tuesday, answered
wednesday, received by US THURSDAY. re-
ply mailed Friday, reaching North Ran
aolph saturday, goods mailed to us Mon
DAY OF tho next week and received Tues-
DAY, thus requiring to complete the same
transaction done by star route in % honrs
positively, by rural route just 154 hours. ar
rom a. m. Monday of one week to n
m. tuesday of the next, which is posi-
lively the quickest possible time to tran
sact this job by mail by us at the present
Ihese are cold facts and not theories.
Z. I. PAINE, East Bethel VI
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a Texas Wonder.

There's Hill at Bowie, Tex, that.
twice as big as last year. This wonder i
w. l.. Hill, who from weight oia
pounds has grown to over $50. Tie says
II suffered with terrible cough, and dec.
tors gave me up to die of consumption,
was reduced to 80 pounds, when begsn
taking DIR. Kings New Discovery for con.
taking II bottles, / have more than
doubled in weight and am compleieIy
cured.n Only sure cough and cold cHrs,
Guaranteed. Soc. and 81. Trial botu'
free
For sale by III. A. Leonard, Randolph,
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ROBINS

, Miss Mabel Perkins returned to Barre
Saturday.
- Mr., ana Mrs. c. W. Hulett spent
Thanksgiving in Granville.
F.J. Robinson, who had been in Beldens
several days, returned Monday.
r, A. E. Ford and daughter, Gladys, of
Granville and Mrs. Kelley of Ontario. n,
J. l., were at j. o. Robinson's the first of
the week. VI
DIR, Maynard of Burlington was called
here Saturday to see Genie Fuller, who ia
very sick With'a second attack of appendj-
cts: Miss Leary, the nurse, has returned
and is caring for her,
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True Heart Disease is Rare Tbino

The cause of your palpita ion is, prob
ably, pressure arising from gas in the
stomaeh-that is, gastric Indigestion. A
lew doses OF DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite
REMEDY Will cleanse away the foul accum-
ulatlons and the heart will run quietly and
keep good time. Write DR.. David Ken.
nedy's Sons, Rondout, n. Y, for free sam
pie bottle. large bottles Il. all drngrists
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Notice 10 Our customers

We are pleased to announce that Foley g
Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung
troubles is not affected by the National
Pure Food and Drug Law, as it contains
no opIates or other harmful drugs, and
we recommend it as safe remedy for
chiidren ana adults. Sold by FL. A. Leon
Chelsea. VI .
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Dancer in AskIno Advice.

When you have cough or cold, do not
ask someone what is good for it, as there
is danger in taking some unknown prepa
ration. Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs, colds and prevents pneumonia.
The genuine is in yellow package. Re
fuse substitutes. Sold by IL. A. Leonard,
Randolph, and Z, A. Densmore, Chelsea.
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lt IS noticeable cold seldom comes on
when the bowels are freely open. Neither
can 1t stay if they are open. Kennedv;s
Laxative Cough Syrup tastes as pleasant as
maple sugar. Free from all opiates, Con-
talns Honey and Tar. Conforms to tha
National Pure Food and Drug Law, sold
by doodno's Pharmacy, Rochester.