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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31

The time limit for payment Of taxes be-,
nearly expired and for your convenienc.
twill be 1t Randolph National bank from
10 O'Clock until Monday, Jan. Ran
dolph Center, Jan. 5, hotel; East Ran
dolph, Jan. 8, hotel.
A. Il. Beedie, Collector.
Charles E. Perkins is . guest at W. E.
Armstrong;.
Miss Blanche Han is at home from her
work in Hardwick.
Arthur Child Of Hanover was 4 guest
at A. W. EmeFy's last week.
Miss Florence Kibbee Of Bellows Falls
spent Christmas with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. L. n. Kibbee.
The Ladies' Benevolent society win
meet with Mrs. George brigham next
Wednesday, Jan. 8. All are invited.
DR.. George Davenport celebrated bis
s6th birthday last Monday. Mr.. ana
Mrs A. @. 0sgood and daughters. Cora
and Elsie, from Randolph spent the dav
with him.
Miss Ethel Armstrong. who il At home
Tor the Christmas vacation from her
school in Barre. is teaching in the upper
room this week on account OF the fllnesu
Of the teacher. NJ. W. HYDE.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31

Mrs. Ed. Guahea is on the sick list.
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Mrs. Ed. Gushea is on the sick list.
jerome French was in Granville satur-
Al Ray visited friends in Bethel satur-
day.
Mrs. Al Pratt visited her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Kendall, in Mortified last
week.
Mrs. Eugene osha and children Of
Massachusetts, are visiting relatives in
william Ladue and family spent
Christmas day with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ladue.
Mark Swan visited his sisters. Mrs. E.
Dickerman and Miss Gladys Swan, re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs wnfred Raymond and
daughter, Gladys, visited at Charles Pc
cor's in East Granville Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waters and
daughter, Evelyn, and Mrs. ]. III. Cam
erons all OF Bethel, visited at the Inn
Christmas day.
The exercises at the Christmas tree last
Friday evening were well attended. The
pretty cantsta and tableaux were much
appreciated BY ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy smith and Miss
Smith, sister Of Mr.. Smith, and viii La
due all Of stowe, spent Christmas. With
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph La
due.
In Miss N. n. Porter's voting contests.
+. G. Batchellor and Mrs. Jerome French
each drew > toilet set Of nine pieces. In
the girls voting contest, Miss Elizabeth
Lemery drew the prize Of . watch.
Thursday afternoon, Dec. "a, the Lower
Branch school bnilding was the scene Of
. pleasant gathering, when the school
nom the Battles district joined that
school for the observance OF Christmas
pupils and friends numbering about
90. short program was enjoyed BY All.
after which well loaded Christmas tree
was dismnntled Of its gifts, many Of
which we're the products Of the pupils'
own bands. Candy, popcorn and pop-
corn balls were enjoyed BY ali and with
many wishes OF ssMerFy Christmas re
company dispersed.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31
WASHINGTON


Ceatn OF f4enry ~. Colby.
The death Of Henry Fl. Colby oceurrpd
last Saturday morning at his home here
after long illness. Although IN for I
long times Mr.. Colby has been able to b
out OF doors ct times until recently.
Mr.. Colby was married about 30 wears
ago to Miss Harriet Dickey and she. to
gether with their two daughters, survives
him. The daughters are Miss Bernice
Colby, school teacher here in town. ana
Miss Ellen Colby, employed as 4 machine
operator In the Argus once at Monte
lier. r
Beside bis immediate family. Mr.. colhv
is survived By two hnlf-brothers. CbarIes
OF East Orange. and Frank Of Barre. =
haif-sisters Mrs. L. G. CONN OF Barre. ana
his stepmother, Mrs. Z. Q. Colby Who
also resides in Barre
The greater portion Of his life was
spent in East Orange, where he was
successful farmer. Upon retiring from
active life some ~ years ago, Mr.. Colby
moved to Bradford, where the family re-
sided until about two years ago. when
they moved to Washington.
The funeral services were held at East
orange Tuesday afternoon.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31

ESTATE OF JACOB LrTCHprrrn
=. me unleralQned, having been npponf ~ ~ - !.
a .,,..2-.ple PROBATE Court FOR the Disfricf ~ rs
49, n, 9,.1lmlssloners 70 receive axnmir Ard ~
~ ~ claims and demands d All Deraons see,
~ 1910 % Jacob Litchheld late 81 Iiardoisf
nlIased N onset thereto. hereby give NJ Zee 80,
w. wi meet Tor the purpose aforeaaiI = ne
rs,..et y. . - eherhurno In the fos-r ~
aAanoiphg Vt, In said district a. go a.
az 2. January. and the 5th dav 81 Sn ~.
49, lrom O'Clock 2. m. until oaclocf n, n, -.
e4en % said days, and that six months k. * ~
,s.a a1a q Deeemhef, A. d. 1904 r. Ne fie
,n..e1 ~ aalo Court for said credifnre ~ T~ae.e
their claims b us for exnn1inatIen sS pnssent
sesea - Es5,ndolPh, VI, this l5th iay Of
CA AkLEs n. GRANGER
LYMAN HUTCHINSON. Oommia ioners.
Alton. n. Hubbard, Adm'r.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31
Randolph Continued.

Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson and daughter.
ter's.
Miss Helen weIch Of New Bedford
Mass, has been at A. G. Osgood's since
Monday.
John and Lawrence Hardy Of Bradford
are visiting their uncles, Ransom and r.
H. Slack.
Richard Grant, who Is with the Tvers a
Pond piano people Of Boston, was home
for holiday visit that ended Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs z. L. Seymour arrived
from Lynn, Mass. last Thursday and were
day. Jun
Mrs. z. E. Herrick Of Milton spent
Monday and Tuesday with her daughters.
Mrs. h 7. johnson and Mrs. Hale L.
Albert, the four-year-old son Of NJ,
and Mrs. John Race, Is. verv siclr rith
typhoid fever at the home on water
street.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge is at the Inn on
holiday vacation from Providence, r.
L, where she is engaged in primary
Inere will be regular meeting OF Phoe-
nix lodge, No, 2s, f. and A. NJ, Tuesday
evening, Jan. 5, with work on the r. ana
A. M. degree.
The Green Mountain band has been an
gagged to furnish music for Memorial dax
exercises OF U. s. Grant post, which viii
be in this village.
Atwood 4 Tilson find their club lunch
n the O'Connor block popular venture
and served from 20 to rs people after The
play Saturday night.
@ Harold Baldwin has sent out cards
announcing the opening Of his Office for
the practice Of law at SIS Court SQUARE
Theatre building, Springfield, Mass.
Miss Mildred Peck Of Burlington was
with Miss Hazel Fairbanks several davn.
pat went away yesterday. Miss Feir.
banks has gone to Derby Line for New
Friends Of the sanatorium who wish "a
neip with the sewing wiz find the WORT
ready for them either at Grants drug
store or ct the residence Of d. @. Wood.
ward "a South Main street.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31
EAST sRAINTNEE

Mrs. Charles Palmer spent last week in
Newport N. H., with relatives.
Fred Grain went Monday to Ithaca. N.
r, to res1me his study OF music.
Misses iloxy and Ruby Battles visited
a Fred Flint's the last Of last week.
Mrs. Frank Gold Of Northneld came
Monday to visit at s. A. Hutchinronir
and with other friends here.
Guests 1t Fred FIint's Christmas dav
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Harlow ana chill
aren and Mr.. and Ms. Carl Thaver Of
Randolph.
George Dibbell was In Northeeld Sat-
uruay to see DR.. Mayo id regard Is his
hand. Although in very bad shane. the
doctor thinks be will be able to cure II IN
q few weeks :. -
Miss Jessie blanchard has been soend-
ing the christmas vacation at home. she
wih 80 today to BoItonvilIe to speud =
lew days with friend before rafsrnir@
TO her work in Montpelier.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31
MsaIeIne That ]. Maalolna

nave suffered good deal with ma
ara ana stomach complaints, but hav.
now found remedy that keeps me we'll
ana thar remedy is Electric Bitters- +
mee.cine that Is medicine for stomach
nc ~, liver troubles and for rundown con.
eitlons, says w. c. Kestler Of Halliday.
ARK: Electric Bitters purity and eprich
sne Blood. tone up the nerves ana in,nsr,
Vlgor and energy to the weak. Won,
money viii Be refunded il it fails to heir
Fl. A. Leonard. Randolnb
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31
WANTED. FOR SALE. ETC.

Dry wood for sale. L. d. Xix.
Wood for sale. II. Nv. Newton.
For salss--Dry stove wood. v. Il Spear.
Cash paid for hides and peita. tt
L. A. Jerd.
House to let on s. Pleasant Street. APP
ply to NJ. M. Wilson. Il
Highest cash price paid for calfskins.
hides and live poultry B. M. smith.
For Sale kendall newspaper folder.
II Herald and News, Randolph, vt.
Regular 90 photographs at a per don.
from now until Jan. LIST. Ford's Studio.
Nice hay for sale, f1s per ton delivered.
All sizes coal on hand. II J. Fl. Dubois.
Cash paid every Monday for live poul-
try, fresh eggs, young calves and hides.
Lyman d. Xix.
To Rent;-Two tenements on "a floor
of O'Connor block and one on the Ord
floor. Mrs. Mary Carr.
A carload Of fine quality Canada hay
for sale at Jerd barn. Inquire Of Homer
W. Vail. wilfred Massie
Millinery and furs must be sold at cost
to close them out. Now is the time to
buy while they last.
Il Messer Store, Randolph.
For Sale:-Two sets OF two-horse sleds
In good order, also sled runners and luln-
Der for repairing sleds.
J. n. Lamson or Charles Torrey.
Coupons in the A. NJ. Hubbard piano
contest for Luna NJ. Flint az years ODD
please leave at Charles Thurston's store.
Mrs. l. B. Flint
TIosatafv, t.,,lf -. .nr. -. a., - rv-tss.
pups on trial, no money unless they
'tmake good.n 2w ae
c. c. Paine. East Bethel, VT.
Those having piano coupons for the
benefit OF Ruth Mildred stark, please
give them to Charles Baker, the milk
man.
Coupons for the benefit Of Mildred
Mutually in the A. M. Hubbard piano
contest can be left with 2. L Merchant at
E. A. Thomas store. tt
Lima NJ. Flint is stiIl in Hubbard
piano contest; have not sold, given away
or promised coupons to anyone and don't
intend to. Mrs. L. B. Flint.
You can't guess how much virtue there
is in Leonard's Laxative Cold Tablets No.
SO. Only twenty-five cents. ae
The Pure Drug Store. Randolph, Vt.
will do manicuring, shampooing, face
treatment and chiropody at No. 1. Ran
dolph Ave, from Jan. ] until Jan. 9.
Miss Anna E. Coughlin.
Am agent for the Montpelier laundry
and confident you viii appreciate the
work; can crafty your wish for any
kind OF mileage. 9. r. Steele, leading
hair dresser, Main street.
For Sale;-Monday, Jan. IL. al a. m.
in the depot yard, q yearling bun, an es-
tray that must be sold for enough to COW
sr expense Of keeping.
A. W. Albin, Randolph.
/ viii pay the highest pflees for rags.
rubbers, metals, bran sacks. Patronize
your neighbor. Save them for me. and
will do we'll BY you. Notify me by
mail Ny name win be on box.
David Heymstone.
Wanted:- Housekeeper. Win nay good
housekeeper "a per week; only self and
man In family permanent place; heated
house; hot and cold running water. Only
need apply with good references. ae
DR.. Bowen, BrattIeboro.
do not employ agents to sell NV
work for the reason that Il
g necessary to pay them 40 to 20 percent
Tor their services. This means that the
must pay this amount in 8e
md. You can save this by buying di-
rect from the manufacturer.
# 2 Tannh
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31
EAST GRANVILLE

John Merrill Of Roxbury Is in town
saving wood with a gasoline engine.
Miss Jessie Silver Of NorthHeId visited
Mrs. Forbush Tuesday, coming Monday
evening.
Miss Edith Butterield spent Saturday
and Sunday with her uncle, Charles Tar
bell. In South Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Dickerman are in
Boston for Q few days. Mrs. rarbell
Mrs. Dickerman's mother. is STAYING
with Kenneth during their absence.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31

Communion win be observed next sun
day morning.
Charles Mansfield Of windsor recently
visited friends in town.
Miss Rock is guest Of Fannie Brock
way through the holidays.
Mr.. Brewster, station agent, spent
Christmas with bis parents.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31
Notice.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers OF the Randolph National bank Of
Randolph, VT, win be held At their
banking rooms ON Tuesday, January ~,
1909, at o'clock p. M, for the election
OF directors for. the ensuing year.
0. B. Copeland, Cashier.
Randolph. Vt, Dec. 10, 1908. 6w
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-31

The time limit for payment OF taxes has
nearly expired and for your convenience
! VIII be at Randolph National bank from
10 o'clock until Monday. Jan. 4; RAN
dolph Center, Jan. 5, hotel; East Ran
dolph, Jan. 6, hotel.
A. Fl. Beedle, Collector.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
SENT OLD SOLDIERS
 TO THE REUNION

Marianna, Ark, June 1O.- Through the generosity of busi- ness men of Mariana, thirty ex- Confederate veterans of this city and vicinity have been enabled to attend the Confederate reunion at Birmingham. 4 fund of sufi- cient size was raised to pay all the expenses Of the thirty yeter- ans. \ special car was provided aid attendants We're sent with the Party 10 wait upon tie veter- ans and provide for thefr com fort.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
Highest Class Singing Ever
 Heard Here.
[keokuk. Ia.Gate City

The kellogg-Haines Singing Party in fuil costume gave se- lections from the beautiful opera Dolly Warden Tuesday even- ing. The costuming was rich and beautiful and was true to the style of the time in which the opera was written. "Oh, for a love that loves forever, in which the four voices took part, was beautifully rendered, as were the other selections. The four sing CTS are soloists of the first rank. Their voices blend together mar velously we'll and they are far superior to anything ever heard here at d Chautauqua or any other occasion.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
PINDALL'S RIGHT TO
 REMOVE IS DENIED,

Little Rock, Ark, June 15.- The State Supreme Court to-day passed final judgment in the State Charities Board contest, in which Gov. Pindall endeavored to oust four members who refused to aceede to his requests in the Lucas-Futrell case and appointed four new members.
 The decision of the court III brief Is that the governor has no right to remove members of the board, and that the custer pro- ceedings by the newly commits stoned appointees were not based on sufieent ground to constitute a cause for action. hence their whole contention fails.
 After the election of $. L. Lucas as superintendent of the Arkansas School for the Blind, the friends of former Supt. T. A. Futrall, started a movement for areconsiderat ation and the re-elee- ton of Futrell as superintendent. Gov. Pindall was all open and stauneh friend of Futreli and in- sisted on the boards reconsidera- ton of the action. It was held by number of the mem bers Of the board, however. that their action had been regular and that they were without power to dis miss Lucas without cause. They accordingly refused to reconsider. The members at variance with the governor were E. l.. Mat lock, C. F. Cruce. J. l.. Davis and T. J. Williamson.
 Gov. Pindall retaliated by send ing each of the four mem bers a notice of dismissal from the boa I'd, declaring that the neces- sity of harmonious action re- quired that new members be ap- pointed This was followed the same day by the issuing of com missions to Wallace Bruce, A. $. Hays. A Flenniken and E. (. Parsons.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
ARKANSAS DEMOCRATS
 ID HAVE SPECIAL TRAIN

In order that II may be possible for the Arkansas delegation to the national Democratic conveu- tion to go 10 Denver in a body, the delegates-at-large, having been suggested as committee on arrangements, have decided to operate a special train through to Colorado in connection with the Rock Island Railroad. This train will leave Little Rock on the afternoon of July , and will run via Mansfield and over the Frisco through Fort Smith and Fayetteville to Monett and will arrive at Denver on the morning of July ,. It Is believed that under an arrangement of this kind the greatest number of dele gates and friends who may desire to accompany the party can be picked up enroute, and those liv- ing north and west can catch the train at Fort Smith or some point north.
 The delegation at large has forwarded letters to all who at- tended the recent state conven- tion, advising them with regard to these plans, and suggesting that as many representative Democrats and mem bers of their families as may find 1t possible to accompany the party notify Secretary of State Ludwig at an early date.-Little Rock Gazette.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
JEFF PROPOSES ID
 CAMP ON THEIR TRAIL,

Little Rock, Ark, June S.-A close political friend ot Senator Jeff DayIs, who was q member Of the last two sessions of the .Art- ansas legislature, k authority for the statement that the senator will this summer make a canvass of the counties whose delegates in the late state convention voted against him for delegate at large and will endeavor to secure pro- tests against the summary action Of the delegations and the conven- tlon in turning him down. It IS said that Senator Davis IS also seriously considering the advisa- bility of running against Govern or Donag hey for a second term, but that before definitely making up his mind will wait until after the legislature disposes of the State Capitol building bill, which the Democratic state platform placed entirely in the hands of Gov. onaghey.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
BRYAN ASSURED
 THE NOMINATION

Lincoln, Neb., June 15.-Wil- liam ]. Bryan, accompanied by Ex-Governor J. E. Osborne of Minn., arrived here late this af- ternoo. At Conmoner office to- day 1t Is announced that 697 delegates 10 the Democrat Ma tional Convention at Denver are pledged to vote for Win. J. Bryan for president. This k 5 more than necessary, two thirds maj jor- ity.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
For a Sprained Ankle.

As usually treated, sprained ankle will disable the injured person for a month or more. but by applying Chamberlain's Lini- ment and observing the directions with each bottle faithfully. a cure may be affected in many cases in less than one week S time. This liniment IS most remark able preparation. Try 1t for a sprain or bruise, or when laid up with chronic CT muscular rheu- matism. you are certain 10 be de- lighted with the prompt relief which II affords. For sale by all druggists and all dealers.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
PRINCIPALS FOR
 FAYETTEVILLE SCHOOLS


 Fayetteville, June l1.-J. Guy Hudgins of Clarendon has been selected by the school board as the principal of the \ orth public school for the fall term. Prof. Hudgins, who has been teaching in Clarendon. was born in Fay etteville and is a graduate of the University of Arkansas. Miss Hettie Bell was chosen principal of the Jefferson school and Prof. F. $. Root principal of the Leverette school.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
WOULD
PUT ON AIRS

Harrison, June fo.-Harrison has the distinction of furnishing two candidates for governor this year, John l Worthington, the Republican nominee, and Sam Jones, the Socialist candidate.
 No very great hope is enter tained of the election of either Of them, but Harrison feels honored in having some of her citizens rec ognized as suitable material to i'll such position.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
18th Annual Cassville, Mo-. Be.
 Union.

Where everybody have the best times on earth; the best of order, water, music, grounds, speakers, and everything else that tends to make people enjoy fife. This wiil occur al Cassyille. Mo-, Rug. IT. 12. 15. II and Is. 19ao. and is gwen for tile old soldiers and settlers, and everybody else, that want five days ot solid enjoyment. I hose that have attended this reunion. always come again. Remember the dates For priyil- eges write Privilege Committee.
 ]. NJ. GRIMES, Pres. O. II. THIELE. See.N.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
RAILROAD MEN
 BOYCOTT VAN BUREN,

Because of the action of the Van Buren council in assessing a road or pol tax. which vii amount 10 Sl0 year on citizens in the town between the ages ot Is and 45, the Iron Mountain railroad men have declared War, and yesterday a petition was sent 10 the general office at St. Louis asking for the removal of the superintendent's, traiumaSter' < and dispatcher's offices from Van Buren to Fort Smith.
 The petition was very largely signed and d determined effort will be made by the forty or more men who are concerned to bring about the change ln cities. IL Is also said that a request will be presented to the general offices asking that the shops of the Iron Mountain be removed to Fort Smith as d further protest against what the railroad men consider the imposition of the eouneil.-Ft. Smith Southwest American.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
BE 4 BOOSTER.

Do you know there's lots ot people Sittin round most every town. Growing like broody chicken, Knocking every good thing down. Don't be that kind oi cattle, Cause they aint no Use on earth. Be just booster rooster. Crow and boost for all you re worth. If your town needs boostin boost her Don't hold back and wait to see If some other fellows willin', Sail right in this countrys free. No ones got a mortgage on il, It's yours as much as his; If your town Is shy of boosters. You get in the boostin biz. If things don't seem to suit you An the world seems kinder wrong, What s the matter with boostin' Just to help the thing along. Cause if things should stop again, Wed be in sorry plight, You just keep the horn ablowin', Boost her up with all your might. If you see some fellow tryin' For to make some project go, An you can boost it up trife, That's your cue to let him know That you're not goin' to knock II, Just because 1t ain t your shout, But that your going to boost little, Cause he's got the best thing out.
 From "Crowler Signal ,
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19

Just a little CAscAswEEr is all that IS necessary to give your baby when It IS cross and peevish. CAscAswEET contains no opiates nor harmful drugs and Is highly recommended by mothers every where. Sold by H. A. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1908-06-19
No Need of Suffering from
 Rheumatism.

II k mistake to allow anyone 10 suffer from rheumatism, as
 the pain can always De relieved and ln most cases a cure effected by applying Cham berlain' Lini- ment. The relief from pain which 1t affords Is alone worth
 many times its cost. II makes sleep and rest possible. Even in cases of long standing this lini- ment should be used on account of the relief which II affords. Do not be discouraged till you have given 1t a trial. For sale by all druggists and al dealers.