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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-01-23
Randolph Continued.

Hon. v. 1. Spear went to Boston Tues
day on business trip.
The Vermont Beekeepers' association
will meet at Middlebury Jan. 80.
Walter Fisk came Monday for a short
vacation from his work in White River
Junction.
A. w. Eastman has light attack of
appendicitis following two weeks run
of the grip.
Mrs. NJ. A. Dane and son, James, of
New Boston,, N. H., are guests at A. B.
Tewksbury's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Boyce and daugh-
ter of New York are at the Inn for an in
definite period.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Wilson are away
on tour to White River junction, Brad
ford and Burlington.
Mrs. E. o. Thurston of Mortified is
spending little time at the home of her
father-in-law, Charles Thurston.
Miss Lima Miller is ill with appended
tbs in Waitsfield, where she has been
teaching, end is under the care of nurse
from Montpelier.
Gilman NJ. Chamberlin, who now rep
resents the wholesale paper dealers, Au-
gustine j. Smith & Co. of New York, is
at the Chamberlin farm this week.
John Mudgett is gaining steadily at
the sanatorium from his recent operation
and has every prospect of making good
recovery in spite of his so years.
Perkins Flint received five imported
Shropshire sheep Monday from ranch at
Charlton, Ia, They were yearling ewes
with all the marks of high breeding.
George c. Flint was in North Hartland
yesterday to take steps for the organize
ton of grange in that place. The 10Th
inst, he will install the officers of Top
sham grange.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Knowles, who
left Randolph in June to accept q call to
the Baptist church in Lexington, Mass.
have buried in that place an infant
daughter born Dec. 26.
A. A. Thresher, for the last seven years
silk buyer for the Shepard Norwell COM
pany OF Boston and previously connected
for long time in that capacity with the
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EAST RANDOLPH

F, L. Pearsons is doing some painting
at Royalton.
Mrs. Howard Granger is caring for the
sick at r. Woods.
Those on the sick list are improving.
Florence Heath is able to attend school.
Carl Pierce has been quite i'll the past
week. Howard Granger is driving stage
for him.
Miss Edith Greaves of Bridgewater il
with her sister, Mrs. H. F. Sprague, for .
few weeks.
Leslie Morse, who has been visiting his
father 1T Granville, returned to F. e.
Smiths last week.
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WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

Incubator for sale. A. B. Fish.
Green wood for sale. L. D. Rix.
Pigs for sale. Lyman D. Rix, Randolph.
Small tenement to let.
If Mrs. Susan Gabrielle.
shall be in Randolph Jan. 28.
DIR. Geo. H. Spiller, Optician.
Custom butchering for cash. tt
g. w. Panton.
Cash paid for hides and pelts. tt
L. A. Jerd.
Chester White pigs and shotes for sale.
P. D. Chatfeld.
For Sale:-My hen houses, all or any
part. 3w Dix j. Camp.
Wanted Live and dressed poultry,
pullets and eggs. Lyman d. Rix.
For sale:-One sample high-grade
piano. Apply NJ, Care Herald and News.
We are prepared to do custom butcher
ing. If L. A. Jerd.
For Sale:-Nice sweet-apple cider jelly,
in glass packages, lie. to SOC. 3w
Dix ]. Camp.
For Sale:-Large sitting room coal
stove in good condition. Can be seen at
Miss Ada Burroughs rooms.
Wanted:-To rent a good farm-one
that will keep from Is to so cows, with
or without stock. Wv
Seymour Brothers, Randolph.
Wanted:-Girls to enter the training
Mrs Marion E. Green, Matron, Proctor,
VT. 4w ae
Wanted:-To buy good big colt, COM
ing four or five. Would pay fair, but
not fancy, prices. ae
Amos E. Dodge, North Hartland, VT.
For SaIe:-The farm owned by the late
P. Elias Grow in East Randolph; also the
hay on the place. Inquire of G. M. Wall
do, Randolph Center, or DR.. L. A. Russ
low, Randolph. 4w
Am agent for the Montpelier laundry
and confident you will appreciate the
work; can crafty your wish for any
kind of mileage. c. R. Steele, leading
hair dresser, Main street.
/ do not employ agents to sell my
monumental work for the reason that it
is necessary to pay them 10 to 20 percent
for their services. This means that the
customer must pay this amount in the
end. You can save this by buying di-
rect from the manufacturer.
If A. F. Lamb.
Wanted:-An energetic, capable man
of some experience to take Sanford farm
on shares, beginning about April LIST.
Situated on Christian Hill, Bethel. 300
acres. 20 cows. Large new barn, com
Portable house, running water. Fer par
ticulars, address John Abbott, 90 State
street, Boston, stating age, family and
experience. 3w ae
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5000 Money-Makina Farms

For sale in Maine and 10 other states;
"Strout's List 1872 the largest illustrated
catalogue of farm bargains, with reliable
information of farming localities ever
issued, including bond good for r. r.
fare, mailed free. Dept. IA A, E. A.
Strout Co., So Broad ST., Boston, Mass. ae
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Dear Old Vermont"

The latest Vermont song, describing
the pleasures of an old Green Mountain
home. Words by L. o. Richardson,
formerly of GaysvilIe, VT. Words and
music complete by mail, % cents. AID
dress, l.. o. Richardson, Auburndale,
Mass. 2w ae
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Notice.

l have located an Office in Randolph, at
the Hodgkins stable, for the practice of
veterinary surgery and medicine. For
the present, will be here Mondays and
Saturdays, but calls will be answered if
left at office any time during week. 4w
DIR. Z. II. Stearns.
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A Card.

We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends for their sympathy and help at
the death and burial of our father and
grandfather, also the Ladies' Aid and
other friends for the beautiful flowers.
Joseph Tilson and Family.
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Who Would be the Ice Meo7

Three ice dealers of Toledo, o., who
formed trust, are to serve years term
in Jail.
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Charles Emory smith cesd.

Charles Emory Smith, editor OF th'
Philadelphia Press and formerly pos
master-general died Sunday.
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For Sale.

1 good work horse, good sleigh, 1 set
2-horse traverse sleds, ! light harness, 1
work harness, buggy wagon.
o. E. Colburn.
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Randolph High School.

Miss Camp visited school Monday af-
ternoon.
SIN an average, the best work in the
high school is being done by the girls. "
A large number Of pupils attended the
matinee Monday afternoon.
The class in Virgil has been devoting
special time to the study of Latin verse.
The operettas have come and work for
the concert will begin today.
Miss Hazel Durkee, II, has returned to
school after being absent several days
with a hard cold.
About twenty couples attended the
dance given by the "Bunch of Roses"
girls Friday evening.
Don't forget the Leap Year masquerade
given tonight by the senior class in
Grange hall.
IT'S lucky leap year comes but once in
four years as it is so difficult for the boys
to concentrate their minds upon their
studies.
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Music Hall toms.

Harry Doel Parker, manager Of "Under
Southern Skies" company, was in town
Tuesday.
Please note that ssUnder Southern
Skies is advertised to begin at O'Clock,
and it is the intention of the management
to see that it does begin at that hour.
A professional matinee OF "Petef Pan"
was given this week in Lynn, Mass, for
the benefit of the theatrical profession by
the company that presented it here.
Seats for .sUnder Southern Skies go
on sale Friday, Jan "a, at a. m.
The Middiebury College Glee club with
orchestra, mandolin club quartet and
reader expects to give concert here in
February. s
One OF the features of~Under Southern
Skies" " i'll be the rendition by sextette
of trained voices OF the old plantation
melodies that were famous generation
ago and which today are popular as ever,
judging from the heartiness of the ap
plause which they evoke.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
Reno. Stout Weed ing.

The marriage Of Mi Henry stout
and Mrs. Margaret Reno, both OF
Cairo, will be solemnzed today in st.
Leafs which announcement will be a
great surprise to their friends in this
city
Nr. Stout is an exemplary young
man and is employed as butcher by
Mr.. John r. Rennie at his grocery en-
nrgrr Commercial avenue. He came
help about two years ago from St
Louis and is highly esteemed by all
Who know hin.
Mrs. Reno has been employed in tha
cnlce Of the Cctter Bros company foF
some time as stenographer and is an
esiimable young woman
Tire couples marriage viii cause
qaite complicated relationship the
trde being sister Of the bride
grootls step-mother which will make
Nh stouts father his brotheria-law
aat his step-mother his mo.herin-
law. He will be the step son and
broJker-in-law OF his fathers wife and
thu son and brotherinlaw of his
falher,
The bride will be the sister end
dough terinIaw of the senior Mrs.
Stout and the latter will be the
h..theI>in-law and sister CT the lie.
NJ Stout. ST. will be the brides
!a'hef'h1aw and brother-in.law and
Mrs. otou| Sr.. will be the brides
mctherinlaw sGd s!ster-n law.
BY the time eseetings and con
gratulations are extended all around
the Stouts will have had busy time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS
Pleasant Eysn-nn AHalr

Mi. and rms. John HerroII enter
tanned few Of their friends at ttci-
home' 3Gl5 Washington avenue. las.
night A most delightful evening wss
enjoyed. music eiug the chief form of
diversion A TWo course luncheon
was served The fortunate gls-s+s
were; Mr. and Mrs. A. C.. Mile.
Mrs A l. Smith. Misses Laura AMI
Sleiia CoFzine. Le0ta Jones. Lily
Lauer- and Ben McLsr,ey. John steg
e. Frank Berb.e, William GRAY s75
Masters George and MHfred Miller
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
HUGHES RouTE

Chicago Sept 2S-GoF HUGHES
Of New York viii speak as follows.
Oct :. LaCrcsse. Wis morning. 81
PaHi. night.
oct O.. Watartcvn. S. D. morning
.Or Ella. night
Oct 9Th. Lincoln. Neb- morn Ing.
Grad IslaEl. night.
Oct Sth. 81 Joseph No. morning.
Wi,hita. night. with a stop al Topeka
during the lay
OCT 9th. Pittsburg. Kas- morning.
Kansas CITY night
oct 10th. Alton. 81. morning. Chi
cag0 night
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
Fads and Fashions


s.r, NV r..l n1Ik. S9}eered Tor autumn and
early winter use are some OF heavy
linen in white or in plain light or dark
colors. They are apparently almost
.jght fitting for the redson that the
two deep side pl"''s crossing the
or,cr ends Of the shoulders are
stitched aa., to the waist and there
;. ,ooro j., any fulness under the
,,,,, fhe fronts close blindly a 1T.
-, .oward the left side BY means of
a iFregularly shaped bend that is
decorated with four large pearl but.
tons, the sleeves are Of the small
shirr type, pleated into the arms.za
and finished with turn-back cuffs ana
there is a turnover collar which
fastens with a Implicated muslin
rabat Fancy vol braid of the seal.
loped or pointed order is used for m -
Of some of the challis shirt
waists, which are 10 be worn this
winter under runabout street suits. /
as they are decidedly warmer than
these of linen and launder equally as |
ven
Novel shades are conspicuous
mon elaborate evening robes and
wraps. The blues. with a tinge q
-ecn in them seem to predominant.
'anarj blue is perhaps the most I'M
Usual shade for coats. It resembles
'eacock blue and comes in lighter and /
.a'kcr shades. The shade known a.
.ucks' egg. grayish. cloudy blue.
RID also be worn q great deal Then J
here BIS the national blue. that Is
ute similar 10 navy blue. but a trifa q
1oro Brilliant Browns rank next 10 d
lue in favor and come iu many.
nau's. from dun orange thr5rgl
Hrd- orange to shaIa that s. all.
most tobacco brown "
On" OF the most notable features IA
he trimming OF hats at the present
a'e are the large wings and
a'herei bandesux or PCc7h.u.as
fleets that encircle the crown and
some instances droop over the e.
ack of the brim Several pairs Of o
.ines are used and the artistic way f.
which they are put on is quite Fl
leasing
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
Bishop Potters piedoe.

In the appreciation Of Bishop Pot
ter, contributed 10 the Boston Tran
script BIS the Rev. Or. Leighton Parks.
rector - St Bartholomew church.
this story is told. 1T is known to
few that while still a young man DT.
Potter was called UPON to deal with a
parishiOner who had become intern
perate. ia The course Of the converse
ton the man remarked: But you also
drink wine. 10 which came the quick
Response. II you viii promise never
10 touch intoxicauis again so will l.
The double pledge was given. and
never broken on either side. and this
a. time when Dr Potter vas point
81 a. BY the comic newspapers as
wine bibber
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
700 MUCH BOOZE
Indiana Men Took jug to Gravel Pit
For Farewell Drink-TWo
lead, Third Dying.

Kokomo. Ind. Sept Calculating
thar the local option law would cut
eff the whisky supply Charles Tires
pc. and Charles and William Lindley,
Sunday took a jug of whisky to the
gravel pit to have a farewell drink
Thresper and William Lindley were
Charles Lindley was found in a dying
condition.
The teachers and pupils of the
Green town school near the pit
marched past the dead bodies to give
the children an object lesson in tenn
perance
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
WARNINoi
TO Whom It may Concern /.

To Whom It may Concern.
Grocery men. livery mea and all
others are warned net TO dump any re-
fuse on ground outside the Mississippi
Iesee reached via 2lst 18th. 18th. or
9th street. OF anywhere except on TIE
eft hand side Of the road leading cut
rom lower Washington avenue past
he gas house. All who are caught
lamping refuse at any point except
hat designated viii be prosecuted.
s.. N. ORR,
Health Officer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
PRESENT DAY PROVERBS.

Fight subducs fate,
To have energy spend It.
Patient work equals power.
Hard luck is lack Of head luck
Content is the wealth of nature.
True conquerors conquer chance.
When will wills. circumstance
yields.
Earnest blockhead beats lay
genius.
Luck must walk where work can
ride Warwick James Price, In Sun.
day Magazine.
Try to understand each other and be
chums
Let your life be partnership which
oqualizes all joys as well as sorrows
DO not look away from yourselves
for happiness; it is IN you.
DO not. Ike children, when you have
purchased one thing repine thar Won
do not possess another which you d!d
not purchase
Seek to please your husband or vou-
wife and make reasonable sacrifice
lie or she will then DO the same. and
rue happiness will resIlt-New YORK
Norld.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Mr. aud Mrs } f Alexander ~
were in the city yester-
lay en- route home from Vienna,
where they spent last week, Mrs.
Alexander, who has eleven exhibits Of
ancy needle work at the Johnsog
fair, won nine prizes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Puy clothing at a clothing house
Bay drugs at a drug house. and buy
whiskey firm still house. OLD TER
RELL DISTILERY, E. F. M'NEILL.
Manager. AZ Ohio street Cairo, III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

-''-- ",.~n' "'.n, rs tne sweat
box
They told him his surmise was cor
rect.
IF you gentlemen don't mind" he
went on, Il would rather be trans
ferred to the iceboX. - Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

WANTED-Ladies TO make aprons.
$3.50 dozen. No cost TO get work. Ma
tcrials sent prepaid. Enclose stamped
addressed envelope Home Apron &
Dress Co. Los Angeles. Cal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
cisrk-Hinkis Weed ma.

The marriage g Mr. oscar L. Hin
kie O. Loves. XIV and Miss Adfia
AaF Clark cf Cunningham. k. was
sole1nnized yesterday al the cturf
honse BY Judge A. J. Ross.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

The first actual still house that ev-
err established headquarters In Cairo
was the OLD TERRELL DIsTILERY.
e. r. MNETLL. Manager.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

County Clerk Jesse E. Miller AZ P
daughter Miss Blanche. and Mr. ami
Ms Ora Hastings viii attend tho
state fair af Springfield This week
Messrs Miller ami Hastings are dele
ga'a- from Alexander county.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Mrs. W r Morris. 34i5 Sycamore
street. has a neat and new line Of dry
eocss. notions and Millinery goocs
waith she sells BIT the lowest Fl gurfs
X ssIbie. she invites the public 10
call and set prices and be eonviacl d
- t. IRE bargains and goods.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

A small quantity o. pure. sti1 house
VaIskey is Indispensable in every
.orIe. OLD TERRELL DIsTTII.FRY.
f ?. MNE1LL. Manager B0.h phones
Free delivery in the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
His Ussfuf-.s, Cor.

Country Doctors c0achman Ito
horse that has stopped o. house q
ioime- ratlelt-G0 gn. ybu fool
Hes d7ad-London TftBrs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Mr. and Mrs Chris BeHrick Mrs. Ell
Butler and Mr. AMI Mrs. b C. David
son Of Paducah are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs d. o. Richey of 4ls Wash
iuliUu avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Roy Humheri has entered the CHI
cago University and is stationed ar
one OF the university experimental
farm at Antioch. TlL lie is one of
fifty students chosen for me work
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

Good taste Is an excellent quality.
but we sadly need an arbiter.
Misery not only loves company. but
usually treats it to fine line of hard
luck stories.
The politician is man who bats
the hook with one Office and menda.
ciously angles for another-NashyiEc
American
A man is sadly apt to devote him.
self to the girl who is conspicuous
for the qualities he tells his sister to
strenuously avoid.
The reason why you shouldn't say
appropriated instead OF took is be.
cause it gives the smooth gentleman
more time TO get away in.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Correct counting keeps good friends.
Conscience doth make towards Of
rs al l.-Shakespeare.
Some of the devils recruits must
make him hustle to keep his own job
New York Press.
Passenger" Say, conductor. that
man on the back platform just fell of.
Street Car Conductor-"That's all
right. He's paid his fare. Utica OBJ
server
Janet told me that you used a
naughty word today, Flossie."
Janet should be little more def
mite in her charges, mamma, | use so
many. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mrs Spenders-'l wonder how you'd
like it if | ever got new womanish
and insisted upon wearing mems
clothes" Mr. Spenders oh. have
MT any fear Of YOU ever doing that
Mems clothes are never very expen.
siye, London Opinion,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29
LIGHT SNOW

Waus-u VS. sept .S-Tuo
inol'- of snow fen here today lut
me.--f iH short time
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

FOR RENT-Eight room house
modern eonveniences. Addre s House,
this office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Hisey Woodward. Jr. George Ne
Neaig and VIII Bode are new SITE
dents who entered Browns Business
College last night for course Of
study
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

!: SCOTLAND PERSONAL F.:
{:
Meeting at Parish House.

The ladies' Of the Church of the Re-
deemer will meet on Friday, Octo
Der at 2:30 O'Clock at the Parish
house. A large attendance is desired
transact
Mrs Elmer Smith is confined by
illness at her home on Ninth street
| Paul A Schm1ck Of TT-r,eston, Mo.
was in the CITY YESTERDAY on business
Dr. 5. B. Cary is soiourning at Min
ton
/ Mrs Anna Whitaker and daughter
LOT Willard We're in the city yesterday
Peter Lima. Jr., ielt last hish' iof i
WISH at cincinnati Dayton aH' o'ie'
points IN ONO.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

John b Jackson. of Anna. was IN
the city last evening IN route 10
Vienna here he will attend a birthda-
celebration OF rms Winirel Balm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Sessonsble.
= -Ana 50 this. said The prisoner
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Things to find out when meeting an
attractive young woman with whom
you may fall in love.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Mrs. Charles II Armstrong is OK
pected TO return today from Shelby
vile, Tenn, where she made an ey
tended visit 10 her parents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Mrs w Y. Smith who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John F. Rec
tor Of Walnut street, has returned to
her home in Vienna.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Good taste Is an excellent quality.
Il We sadly need an arbiter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-29

Capt. ~ b. Thistewood went to Al
to Pass yesterday on a campaigning
tour. He will spend several days in
Union county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-10-28
MRS. MAGNESS MEETS HER HUS-
BAND.

For FIVE minutes yesterday Mrs. Ada
German Msgness, daughter, of the late
Senator Gormsn, stood weeping, with her
arms clssped about her husband, de-
serter from the United States navy on
board the receiving ship Lancaster, at
League Island navy yard.
She was allowed to see her husband
for 20 minutes.
"Chsrlie" was all she uttered as she
flung herself toward him. 10 an instant
her arms were about him and she wsi
weeping hystsricslly. Five minutes
elapsed before he succeeded In calming
her. "Here, Charlie, is some warm un'
derwear and some socks" she said. 'I
thought you might be cold down bere. D
Silk pocket handkerchiefs, new move
and several knickerbockers she also gav'
him.
Mrs. Magness IN answer to question
said: 81 haven't abandoned hope b.
any means, but you must under
stand that there is plenty of official re-
tape at Washington and it take time t
unravel it. You may rest assured tss
shall stick to Charlie no msttsr whs
happens. I love him desrly."
"Whst do you think of the charg
made by Miss Happier, the Bsltimor
woman, who says that your husband hs
promised to marry her."
"The presumption of that girlP' sb
exclaimed ''The idea that Charl
ever thought Of marrying her is pc
fectly ridiculous. l don't care VIII
she says; she was never intended to
Ohsrlie's wife. l trust him, and wht
he is free he shall make that girl retrs
every word she has uttered. Reveng
She simply did nasty, mean thing
, upset our hsppiue's