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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-10-24

ESTATE or MASON BATTLES.

ESTATE OF MASON BATTLES
STATE OF VERMONT, Ia Prostate. Court. he'll
Hhsp1LpH nisTHlgr. 49, NJ Chelsea. In ana ~,
lsHT. - ~
J Dem mur- Battle - Bratutres. sasrrtor Cd.
me Aa-t vi aua testament a. Macon Raffls.
late ~ Brain'rer. 10 said District. deceased
MAKES applcatun t8 said Court. with :hs consent
ana appreciation ln writing ~ the widow sns
.esai"-- q" rald deceased, residing IN the State ~
vermont, Tor license O. seH ala 81 the real estate
aI Hai4 drc'1~@i. situated u the state 90 vermont
including 90" hums farm - aid deceased .s.,r
-tstinE 81 one hundred acre.. more 90 I,.ss ana
l@elHuE house. barn. she'd and aufbuflgIr.s.
thereon IN said Braiutree. representing thar ~ !
Hats lhffr"i would De beneLti ai - the heir. sl
said deceased. and those Interested Do hls estate
~ order Q" convert said real sstat. Into rlang,.
Ahefrup"l- % b. ordered bY said Court mas
sal1 application Dee referred - "a session fher.5s
70 he held a. the Probate once. 10 said Fb.fs.s
on ths sth day 81 November A T. 1907 for h.arfnl.
ana decision thereon aud il h. filFf her ordered
ma all per-on- Interested DE notified her,.,f ~,
B1b!t atl"n ~ notice - said application ana sr-
Der thereon. thre" weeks sucressteiy in tha Her.
s9 ana NeN~. Newspaper published a Ran.
o'ph. "a this state, and which clrruIsfss Ia an
borhDnd ~ hose Interested before - M tim
~ nearing, that they may appear AZ said t.l.. ana
Pi5 PIG aa1, " they see cause, object thereto.
~ 'He ''aFt5 Attest, Tvs
GEORGE L. STOW Judge
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LAST RANDOLPH

Mrs. Otis Webster had a shock last
week and is quite i'll.
Mrs. Sarah Clark has gone to Randolph
to spend the winter.
II. w. Bennett and family returned
from Boston Saturday.
The condition of Mrs. Barnet Goodrich
remains about the same.
Miss Z. \. BlaisdelI is caring for Mrs.
II. L. Newell, who is i'll.
Mrs. Hayden OF Randolph Center was a
guest at \. II. Tracy's last week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. X. NJ. Broughton
visited in Tunbridge day last week.
Miss Ina Emery attended the state
teachers convention at Burlington last
week.
Mrs. F. \. Holbrook Of New York was
guest at her sisters, Mrs. {. NJ. Waldo.
last week.
Miss Ina Smith, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. ;. X. Waldo, has gone to
Manchester, y. H.
Mrs. II. Granger returned home last
Saturday, but went to BrookfieId Sunday
to care for Mrs. Cynthia Kibbee.
V. L. Allard, Clark Wiley. Ed. Lowell.
Julius Rogers, Monroe bearing and
George Hyde have gone to hunt deer
Mrs. c. Sanborn. who had spent the
summer with her brother, DR.. G. Daven-
port, returned to her home in Manchester,
\. H., last week.
The Normal and 5. r. II. $. students
returned to their school work after
having a short vacation during the
teachers convention at Burlington last
week.
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EAST BETHEL

For Sale:-Fresh cows. 2t c. c. Clifford.
There will be corn husking at Charles
Hinckley's Friday night.
Miss Annie L. Fowler returned Friday
from a months visit in Starks boro.
Several hunters went into camp Mon
day morning, all hoping to get a deer.
John bearing died Monday night after
short illness. He left an aged mother
and one son.
Mrs. Jennie y. Baldwin of Starksboro
is a guest of her niece, Mrs. NJ. II. Fowl
er.
Alec Comrie has moved his family from
the log cabin on the quarry to the Allen
SpOoner house.
Mrs. NJ. c. Granger, who has been car
ing for Mrs. P. c. Carly and baby, went
to her home Saturday night.
Twenty from here attended a corn
husking at Mr.. Styles on Royalton hill
Friday night. There were about 90 pres
emit
Mrs. Alice Moore took her three chill
dren the first of the week to the sanatori-
UNI to have their tcnsils and adenoids re-
moved
Myron Buck and Florence Fowler Of
the South Royalton Graded school and
Miss Ida Buck of the Normal were home
last week several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Williams and Mrs.
Nj. d. Gardner, all of Brooklyn, n. Y,
were guests of Mrs. G. H. Gage last week.
Miss Kate Mills of East Windsor Hill.
Conn, and Miss Maud Mills of Wood
stock were guests recently at r. c.
Spaulding's.
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Bethel Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

Choppers wanted. Apply at steam mill
on Camp brook. Sw ae
Wanted girl to do work in small
family. Wv ae
Mrs F. d. Tolan, Bethel, r. F. d. 2.
For SaIe:-Upholstered sleigh, two fur
robes, two driving harnesses, one nearly
new. 3w ae
CeIestia A. Whipple, Bethel.
Pianos and organs to rent until paid
for \ large stock of nearly all makes.
Secondhand ones or little used at half
price. Write for catalogue and prices.
ae D. NJ. Strong, Bethel, VT.
50 sewing machines that must be sold
before Nov. 10th; nearly all makes. No
money down. e month until paid for.
SIS and up. Write for catalogue and
prices. 4w ae D. NJ. Strong, Bethel, VT.
As am to leave my farm, | offer for
sale eight good COWS, five two-year-old
heifers giving milk, two yearling heifers,
two calves, eight 3-months-old pigs and
registered two-year-Old Holstein bull. 2tae
Mrs. Kate w. Ellis, McKenstry farm,
Bethel VT.
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NORTH RANDOLPH

A. J. and F. a. Parker and c. E. Taft
took apples to Randolph to car.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Case Of Mortified
visited her sister, Mrs. J. b. Durkee. last
week.
Ray Walbridge has gone hunting deer.
His wife and baby are stopping at F. c.
Cones during his absence.
Guy Durkee and Eli Fits went to
Rochester mountain deer hunting. Guy
Parker will hunt in Randolph.
The students at the Normal and Ran
dolph High school had vacation while
the teachers went to the convention. but
have returned this week as usual.
Mrs. c. S. Halls mother. Mrs. Fits.
who has been stopping with her for the
last fifteen months, returned to her home
IN South Columbia, y. H., last week
Tuesday.
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His Gear Old Mother,

my dear old mother, who is now
eighty-three years old, thrives on Electric
Bitters," writes w. b. Brunson of Duh
lin, Ga. 'She has taken them for about
two years and enjoys an excellent an
petite, feels strong and sleeps well. -
That's the way Electric Bitters affect the
aged, and the same happy results follow
in all cases of female weakness and
general debility. Weak, puny children.
too, are greatly strengthened by them.
Guaranteed also for stomach, liver and
kidney troubles. soc.
Fl. 4. Leonard, Randolph.
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Rochester News.
E. NJ. HARVEY. Local Editor.

Miss Glendine Ball returned from Bos-
ton Saturday.
II. H. Cushman is in Boston this week
buying goods. ~
Edwin Scott is home from Barre for the
bunting season.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chaffee spent two
days last week in Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vinton of Granville
spent Monday at @. NJ. Ford's.
/ Mrs. c. f. Townsend was in Burling-
ton from Saturday until Tuesday.
Herman Kinsman is at home from Nor
witch university for the deer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Severy and
daughter are visiting friends in Goshen.
Mrs. Julia Perkins, who has been i'll at
the home of Mrs. Ida Cahee, is convalesc-
ing.
Clinton Mason gave a husking party to
fifteen of his school friends Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alstine Parmenter are in
Randolph with their son, Foster, for a
few days.
Ralph Martin of Braintree is with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Martin, for
a few Gays.
William Clifford arrived Monday from
California, where he has been for nearly
two years.
William Perkins of Barre is with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Perkins,
for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace II. Campbell re-
turned from New York and Boston
Wednesday.
Miss Annie Hubbard of Middletown,
Conn, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hubbard.
Mrs. Electa Morse, who has been pass
ing a few weeks in Bradford and Wind
sor, came home Monday.
Mr. Parker of the firm of Jose, Parker
& Co., of Boston was in town Monday in
the interest of the railway.
Sunday, Oct. p, the pastors OF the
Methodist and Congregational churches
will exchange at morning service.
Mrs. J. w. McDuffee and two Gaugh-
tiers, Mary and Belle, are visiting at the
home of her brother, Oscar Martin.
Mrs. Mary Foster has been visiting
here, guest of Mrs. julia Weber, going
to her home in Burlington the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sault and two
daughters Of Wells River are spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mosher.
Miss Jessie Morgan returned from Ran
dolph Friday, accompanied by Mrs. Ga
brielle, who is spending a few weeks
with her.
G. c. Flint OF Randolph was in town
Saturday and organized a grange with 81
charter members. E. d. Morse was elect
ed master.
At special school meeting called last
week, Mrs. Agnes Brown was elected
committee to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mrs. Helen Richard |
son.
Mrs. Bass Of New York. the national /
organizer of the Woman's Home Mission !
ary society, gave very instructive and /
interesting lecture at the Methodist
church last week Wednesday evening. (
After the lecture, Woman's Home Mis- /
sionary society was organized with !
twelve members. Meetings will be held /
the second Saturday afternoon in each /
month.
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The Best OF All ann

FOR over nifty years Mrs. winslow,. sootb,,g
syrup mas been used by mothers FOR their chiidreS
t snile teethlDg. Are you disturbed al night and
broken ot your rest by a sick child sunerIng srJ
srylng with pain Of cutting teeth? n 80 send m
Snce ana get bottle of Mrs winsiowis SCOT hing
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syiiic, Soitehs the gums, reduces Inflammation and
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LIE nns. minsiow's Soothing syr p" for children
esthlns - Pheasant to the taste aud q ms
prescription OF one Of the oldest and best fem,Ie
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Probate Of Will.
ESTATE or JOHN Z. HAsKISs.

ESTATE OF JOHN 4. HAsKINs
STATE OF VERMONT, Al a profr,,. &c.
kANDoLrH DISTRICT. -. held In Cbefs~
October. A. u. 1907 ~" Jay
A.. PRESENT GEORGE L. STOW. Judge
the I.lt s'ry yiii, purporting % D.
= r haskins, late 81 Randolph. n aid a.
49, deceased. being presented ~ th, Coyr, r.,
LIZ =. Hasklns. the execufriT tl.rafr
551ssla'.o' Tor Probate: II l. or,ierr-d bv 80
s5s,lt.at, that an persons concerned therein h..
D'AHsi 10 appear At session II said Cgtrs
- ne held AT the Randolph Ion in IA, dol ~
, ~ isgh Gay 81 November. A. d. 1901 ana -lov
l,at,. - ~ any ihey may have, against the PRO.
- =. III WI; Tor which purpose it l. fur
,hfs piIcfsh. inst copy - the record :,
s5y.t, ~ lF published three Npeks susrss
,fg ih tAe lsTruld aud New printed "a r.
"a previous rev ~ :" said time u hearing.
H'o GEORGE L. STOW, Judge.
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NORMAL NOTES.

Mr.. Morrill, reports meeting abou;
thirty graduates Of this school at the
teachers convention.
Five weeks work OF the Normal and
Training school pupils in drawing was
exhibited at the convention.
Miss Laura Harrington gave q corn
hGsking last Friday evening TO her
school friends who were staying on the
hill that week
Nearly sill Of the students spent the
vacation At their homes. Some who re
manned at the Center were Fanny Frost
and JOY Mcclure.
School opened Tuesday with everyone
much refreshed for the weeks vacation.
and the teachers report very enjoyable
and profitable convention.
Mrs. G n. Morrill,. who had been
spending few days in Bakersfield. re-
turned home Tuesday. accompanied BY
Mrs. Wilson, who i to be her guest for
a few days.
The Normal students sympathize with
Luke Parish, who l. still suffering from
the effects Of his fall. Mr.. Parish j.
known to everyone As warm friend OF
the students and the school.
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To check cold quickly. get from you
druggist some little Candy Cold Tablets
called Preventics. Druggists everywhere
are now dispensing Preventics, for they
are not only safe, but decidedly certain and
prompt. Preventics contain no Quinine,
no laxative, nothing harsh nor sickening.
Taken at the "sneeze STAGE Preventics
viii prevent Pneumonia, Bronchitis. La
Grl 7pe, etc. Hence the name, Preventics.
GOO Tor feverish children. As Proven.
tics, 70 cents. Trial Boxes, cents
Sold by Victor 4. Grant.
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EAST GRANVILLE

Mrs. George Hinkson has moved into
her house at Braintree.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ordway spent
Sunday with relatives in Roxbury.
Henry Run Of Barre has been spending
a few days with his sister, Mrs. Patch.
Daniel Handley went Tuesday to
Northfield to work for his uncle, Luke
Tarbell.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Miss Grace Conant is in GsysvilIe
visiting relatives.
Howard Edison of Burlington made his
parents short visit last week.
Harold Crafts of Barre is taking a short
vacation and is visiting at Mrs. i. p.
Wilbur's. ...
! Edward Eastman OF Barre brought his
three months old baby here for burial
last week.
Mrs. Loren Blodgett, has gone TO
Springfield, Vt, to spend the winter
with her daughter, Minnie.
Mrs. Gordon, who has been living the
past year with Mr. Elwood's family, has
gone to her home in Georgia.
Will c. Bolin has gone to Roxbury TO
enjoy the deer season. Your correspon-
dent expects a nice chunk Of deer, as
usual.
Ned :. Conant shot Mrs. Stones horse,
Ned, yesterday. The horse is said TO be
81 years old, but he has done good service
the past summer.
Bert Perry has taken in the deer
bunting business and brought in Tues
day fine buck that weighed BOZ pounds.
He found il in Barnard.
The Patterson boys, who had been
guests at the Old Homestead through II e
summer, returned 10 their home in New
Rochelle, y. Y. yesterday.
On account Of the serious condition Of
her aged mother, Mrs. Brown Of South
RoyaIton will not make her usual canvas
sing trip TO this place this fall
Mrs. Alyce Stone Grant and her son,
Fulton, who have been at the Msplewood
this season, took the train for their home
in New York last Sunday night.
Ned :. and Miss Nellie Conant visited
the Mormon settlement lately in Royal
ton and Miss Nellie took views Of the
monument and the surrounding country.
Miss Lucinda yoree. who teaches in
Woodstock. came home last week
Wednesday night and went from here
TO Burlington TO attend the state teachers
convention.
Mrs. Stone has closed he Msplewood
for the winter and she, with her daugh-
ter. Bertha, started yesterday for -.
Paul They expect TO spend the winter
in the western country.
Mr.. Barker. who has taken possession
Of the :. b. Carpenter place, has taken
with hin a fine stallion. Alexander p,
y hich viii undoubtedly he Of great sery-
ice to the farmers about here.
Luke Parish's condition continues
serious. He was hurt four weeks ago
and has suffered intense pain since then.
The doctors seem 10 think that no bones
were broken in the fail. but Luke thinks
there has been pain enough for several
broken bones. No one can do anything
to alleviate the pain. but many would
be glad 10. NJ. Parish has the sincere
sympathy Of the community in MS ter
rible calamity. Mr.. Parish i confined
in bed and can scarcely move.
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any case
of kidney trouble that is not beyond med
ical aid.
II A. LEONARD RaudoIDh & r BLACK
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Hard Times in Kansas.

The old days Of grasshoppers and
drouth are almost forgotten in the pros
porous Kansas OF today; although a
citizen Of Codell. Earl Shamburg has not
yet forgotten hard time he encountered.
tie says: II was worn out and dis
couraged by coughing night and day. and
could ind no relief till I tried DR.. King e
Ne" Discovery. II took less than ons
bottle to completely cure me- The
safest and most reliable cough aud cold
cure and lung and throat healer ever dis
covered. Guaranteed. soc. and sl.OO.
Trial bottle free.
u. 4. Leonard, Randolph.
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Miss Marion Kendall went to Chicago
last week.
Miss Nettie Miller of Springfield is Wis
iting in town.
Miss Emma Clatiin has been seriously
i'll at her home on Royalton hill.
Miss Edith Perkins of South Royalton
attended the husking on Royalton hill
last Friday night.
Miss Jane Todd has returned to Bethel
from a months visit to her sister, Miss
Ann Todd, in Boston.
Mrs. 5. NJ. WashDurn went last week
TO pay visit to her son, Ben NJ. Wash
burn, at Hartford, Conn.
George Blossom of Cookshire, P @.
has been spending several days with his
aunt, Miss May Blossom.
Miss Ida Buck of East Bethel was the
guest of her cousin, Miss Hattie Stiles,
from Friday until Sunday.
A daughter, Nettie Eliza Chamberlin.
was born Oct. 3 to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
L. Chamberlin of Bethel GiIead.
Harrison Powers has been spending
several days at White River Junction
with his daughter, Mrs. Edward Macie.
Perrin Whitaker came home from Bos-
AOlA At7A NttH i'Jl II lew NCth5 \dCdtlDl 10
be spent with his father, W. G.. Whita-
ker.
Principal q. s. Wright of Northfield
and Mrs. Wright were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. c. D. Cushing the last of last
week.
Hen thieves made a raid on the hen
rOOst of Henry W. Davis of Christian hill
Sunday night, securing about thirty
fowls.
John Wesley Ellis of Buffalo, n. Y,
has rented the office of the Bethel Tavern
stable and will open a shoemaker's shop
there.
Mrs. Charles Shepard of Braintree is
visiting her daughter, Miss Blanche
Shepard, teacher in the Whtcomb High
school.
Mrs. G. l Abbott has been spending
several days visiting her daughter. Miss
Mollie Abbott, who is teaching at Turn
et's Falls, Mass.
a. Lee Cady was in Burlington several
days last week attending a meeting of the
district deputy grand masters Of the Ma
sonic lodges of Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. whitney of West
Salisbury returned to their home Satur-
day, after spending several days with D.
NJ. Strong, father of Mrs. Whitney
Railroad Commissioners Redmond.
Jackson and Porter are expected here to-
night to confer with the officials of the
White River railroad in regard to the con-
dition of that road.
Wallace y. Batcheder, trustee of the
bankrupt estate of George Laban Pratt.
has been busy the past few days drawing
checks to pay the final dividend in this
estate, which amounts to just one per
cent of the amounts proved.
A daughter, Katherine. was born last
week to Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ Lord of Cal
ifornia, being a granddaughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Morse of this town.
That is the reason why the face of Roscoe
Is wreathed in smiles these days.
James McCarroll, quarryman, was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Cushman last
Thursday for intoxication. Friday, he
entered plea of guilty before Justice
Flint and was fined 50 and costs, amount
ing in all to S10.8O, which sum was paid.
John K. bearing died Monday night at
his home on the Chatfield farm on the
East Bethel read from the results of Sc
we're attack of the grip. He is survived
hy his aged mother, who is blind. and a
i, Trad bearing, student at the Whit
MD High school.
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Rising Star grange conferred the third
and fourth degrees Saturday evening on
class of five, after which an oyster supper
was served to about seventy. Ten cou-
pies from Randolph were present, includ-
/ ing the master, John l.. Hutchinson, and
/ A. A. Priest, state secretary; also District
Deputy Will Farnham and wife of South
Royalton.
! At a stockholders meeting of the
White River r. r. Co. held at Rochester
I Tuesday evening, the following directors
were elected &C. D. Parker, d. w. San
born. H. L. Bray, E. A. Davis, d.
Cowles, f. S. French and E. L. Pierce.
c. d. Parker was chosen president; f.
S. French, vice president and assistant
treasurer; F.. A. Davis, treasurer; II. L.
Bray, general manager. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Bray will move to Rochester
soon to assume the duties of his office.
The oath semi-annual convention of the
White River District Sunday School asso-
citation will be held in Rochester next
Thursday. Oct. 81, from 1890 to 1870.
Every Sunday school should elect dele
gates next Sunday. The towns interested
are Granville. Hancock, Pittsfield, Roch-
ester, Stock bridge, Barnard, Bethel and
Royalton. A program of much interest
will be presented. This is the great I'M
ion rally of the religious forces of mid
Vermont, and deserves liberal patronage.
The deer season opened auspiciously
Monday. The slight snow on the ground
was of material assistance to the hunters,
Deer have been reported killed by Daniel
Stoddard, Loren Washburn, J. +. Bump
and \. \. Hadley. \ deer was killed by
Mr.. Perry of Middlebury, who is visiting
his uncle, Forrest Southland. This ami
NAL was secured in the :. X. Stanton
woods. The deer secured by Mr.. Wash
burn was large one, it being estimated
that it would weigh 300 lbs. Lester
Morse and Victor Ward of Barnard killed
a deer. both firing at the same time. 1t
is reported that eight deer have been
killed in Barnard.
At the annual meeting Of the Bethel Lii
brary association. held last Saturday, the
following officers were elected Rev. J.
w. Miller, president; Mrs. :. NJ. Wash
burn, +. NJ. Weston and Mrs. Ellen Lat
timer, vice presidents; J. p. Marsh, exec
utive committee for three years; Mrs. w.
B. c. Stickney, book committee for three
years; Miss Mary E. Waller, book com
mittee for two years to fill the vacancy
caused by the removal of Mrs. q. ;.
Wright: Guy Wilson, secretary and treas
urer; Miss Mary Gibson, librarian; Mrs.
A. Lee Cady. assistant librarian; Miss
Mary Stearns, Mrs. W. {. Clifford and
Mrs. A. Lee Cady, soliciting committee. /
A vote of thanks was extended to Miss
ellison and Mrs. Cady for their services
as librarian and assistant librarian the
past year, these duties being rendered
gratuitOusly.
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Last Friday evening, friends and neigh
bors gathered in Mark Stiles new barn
on Royalton hill to the number of 65 for
an old fashioned husking bee. About %
young people from East Bethel came in
search Of red ears and found them plenti-
full, as Mark said they would when he
planted the red kernels.
For three hours the barn resounded
with laughter and fun caused by finding
so many red ears" When baskets had
been filled about IS times, the company
was invited into the house, where an oys-
ter supper was served, instead of pump
kin pie and cheese.
Then again to the barn they marched.
but this time for dance, which they en-
joyed until the drivers of the big teams
announced that the horses were waiting
at the door to take them home. All went
away declaring it was the best time they
ever had and should come again next
wear.
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Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any case
Of kidney trouble that is not beyond med
icsl aid.
II A. Leonard, Randolph. c. F. Black.
South kcyalton, ana all druggists else
where.