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EAST sRookFIELD

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
+. r. Irask recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Holmes were in
South Ryegate last week.
DIR. sprague and family from Barre
we're in town over Sunday.
About thirty were present at the cotil-
lion party held at +. G. Harrington's last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Victor Holt was called to North
field last Monday to see her father, Mr..
Fowler, who is seriously ill.
Mrs. NJ. S. wheatley, Mrs. J. H.
Sprague, Mrs. f. G.. Harrington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Smith were in Randolph
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Holmes, Mr.. and
Mrs. g. K. Sprague and Mr.. and Mrs. j
NJ. Angel attended the play, "The Mayor
of Toxic" last week at Randolph.
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Movable Streams.

William II. Edmunds has sold to E. s..
Putnam the so-called Paul Gay island sit
uated near the mouth of the Third
branch of White river.
This island was bought in 1851 by the
late Paul w. Gay of Chester Baxter,
along with the dwelling on River street
now owned by E. d. Gibson. The prem
ises at that time consisted of ten acres of
land and the island was then not an is
land but simply the northern portion of
the premises bought by Paul w. Gay and
on the southerly side Of River street. In
later years the White river made a new
channel through the middle of the Gay
premises and this island was left on the
northerly side. Later still, the Third
branch of White river changed its course,
too, and ran on the south side of the
island. So it is a reasonable way of put
ting it that in the past 81 years this
island has been jumped by two rivers.
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LEGAL NOTICES
License 70 Sci
ESTATE OF MILoo- EMERY

ESTATE OF MILO q. EMERY
State - Vermont Disfrict ~ Hsrs.f..-
The Honorable Probate Court fof fig I.s.-..
Aforesaid. ffl
To the helrs and an person. iasersr,.s d, ...
estate 81 Milo O. Emery. late - Tlai..lsr. II
sald District. Decreased. Greeting. I"
Whereas. application hath ti.-eu made 90 .tt.
court in writing, ~ Eilss = han atua,.s.s
tor 81 the estate ~ Mo r. 49,
late u Tuntrldge. b. said District deco. "a -.
Ing for license and authority - eel an n 80 y
tate of said decreased for tn fagrIsrf II l,t',.-
charges 81 administrator. setting far.H +t,.l
the amount q cebfs due from said ~ $500 ~
charges 81 administrator. and zee a-..15t =.
personal estate and the situation ri ~ 49,
estate. '-
Nbereupon, the eald Cnurf ar1s..H-.a -
assigned the 18th day ~ MAJ. N d rar -
the Probate Office "a Chelsea % salf r.. st--af !.
hear and decide upon said apulicafi9r M 49,
Won. An1 ..r1rreu FLnAe nNtADt thfFef n -
given - an persons 8uferesfed there - - ~.
hshing said orccr, together Win tdr f'f.a ~
place = hearing. three wseks sucoes1lIeig q n.
Herald and News. n DeWrpaper uhtfh e.fF. -.
In the le4ghbOrtoed ~ lhuse persgaa 1900
81 said ~sfate. all ~ which pubilesfl1as 49,
he f,reyious % the Day aesiensd So hHar.rs
Therefore. yOu are hereby u1f.feI o. rr-sa5,
before said Court ~ the time aud IiIaHs 49, 49,
then and there 10 said Courr 81 make flr.r u.
lections - the granting ~ spch nrHrss. 20
see cause.
Given under my hand a. chelssa. b. .aH r5.
frlcf. THE l5th daY 81 MAJ. 1900 1s-
GEORGE ~ ETOW grHes
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K. II. Howard. Agent, Randolph.
Belmont Alexander.
PEDIaREE

Belmont Alexander is by Alexander, by
Alcantara, by George Wilkes. Alcantsra q
dam is Alma Mater Aicander's dam,
Cleopatra, IL by Abdailah Prince; dam.
Lady Cabot.
Belmont Alcander's dam, Lady Thomas.
2:ls, Is by Forest Belmont, by Belmont
I'd dam by Billy Greene, Sd dam by Scott .
Hiatoga, sth dam by Hsndley's Hiatoga.
5th dam by Consul
Belmont Alexander is Q years old in July ;
height. 10 hands; weight, il30 lbs; color.
. beautiful golden chestnut. He is asquare
trotter, with splendid knee and book
action. This horse IL pronounced by the
best horsemen to be the finest specimen OF
his race in the state. He has all the char
acferistics Of his royal sire, and for beauty.
style and action IL unsurpassed.
Belmont Alexander will make the season
at Calvin Brewsfer's. Randolph, and Bet bel
Inn stable, Bethel Tuesdays and Fridays).
Service fee, t15; s. down and when mare
proves with foal the balance, or go with
the return privilege.
For reference as to his colts, I refer you
to John Trow, Herbert Leonard and Smith
Bros. Stock Farm, all Of Barre, and Dana
Morse, Randolph.
His colts are all bays and chestnuts and
of good size.
People coming from q distance will
please give me two days notice.
Have taken advantage of the act relating
to stations, and ali colts viii be holden for
service fees.
NET cnN nnWNlNc u,on
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Father Penders Of Randolph made .
parochial visit at John Bolin's last week.
John Taggah is raising the roof Of his
house in order to get more chamber room.
son was born to George Boudro and
rum.
George l.. Ducaette has gone back to
Burlington to resume his work on the
electrics.
The White Cross Co. is taking in
about 1000 lbs. OF milk daily. John
Taggart is weigher and Ed. McCrillis car
rier.
Miss Hartwell, who has spent the win
ter in Boston, has returned and opened
her cottage. Miss Berry, q friend, is
with her.
Road Commissioner Bryant has started
the road machine and we shall soon have
passabie roads. II is hoped that the
"permanent" roads on Slack hill will be
repaired soon.
Richard Day, who has been here sever.
al summers, but spends his winters in
the city, has returned and is at the Ran.
dolph House. He is attending to garden
ing. moving lawns, etc.
/ Luke Parish and wife went to Windsor
last Tuesday. SIR. Parish was summoned
as juryman in the United States codrt
and he seemed anxious to take an outing
after so long confinement. He can get
about some by aid OF crutch and cane.
Mrs. Stone and daughter. Bertha,
opened the Mapiewocd Tuesday. They
went to St. Paul, Mimi. when they
closed the Msplewood last fall, and after
visiting there and other places about
there, Mrs. Stone returned to New York
and spent the winter with her daughters,
Grace and Alyce. The Maplewood will
4 be open to guests about June !.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH

Mrs. Jane Burroughs spent the day al
Willow farm Saturday.
Emerson Morrill, is working for Arthur
Smith and going to school.
Miss Carpenter, Miss Donahue and
Miss woodcock of Randolph Center visit
ed school one day last week.
IT is hoped all who can do so will make
an effort to attend the Sunday school al
the schoolhouse Sunday afternoons al
2:30.
Mrs. c. NJ. Riford went to Burlington
Friday to be gone for some time. She ex.
poets to visit friends in Middlebury be
fore her return.
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commissioners Notice.

ErIAIE VI AI-TlI-l-I . I-II.-711-'
The underslgned. having been appointed "
the Hon. Probate Couri for the District - -
dolpb. commissioner. 20 receive e1aIlnr atl -.
just all clatfns and demands q al person aeais
Albert @. Harnes. late - Randolph ~ -
meet for the ptirf,isse ~ examining and allow ~
said claims a. the store a. ,. =. Lnm.nl y ~
village ~ Randolph, In said District, o. ~ ~
day % JulF and lfh day 81 oct1isefs IRON 49,
.. m until O'Clock ,. IA, each ~ salc ~ ~.
that six months from the 2lst daF ~ Az
A. ID. ipos f. the time limited BY Eal1 t1lft ~
said creditors % present their claims y y
for examination and allowance. 4,
Dated a. Randolph. VI, tels On CAY "
MAY, g ID. ie0s. lAN
J. " LAMsoN. cs,,rafsaErnert.
A. NJ HUBBARD,
Dana O. Torrey. Executor
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Commissioners Notice.

E5hAAE VI AADAN % -
The undersigned. having been fTpuiliel 7. -
Honorable Probate Court for the Dlstfllt - -
doiph. Commissioners 10 receive eNit ntle -
adjust the claims and eemands - -
against the estate - Alden y h-lalff
late 81 Randolph. IN said District. 1e.ra-s'. !.
ana al claims exhibited ID orsef tbersfn, lerrl
give notice that vii meet tor ~ -
pose aforesaid AZ the ofSce ~ ,. d. Delis.l
Ia the village 81 Randolph. IN sald llsfflf = ~ r..
10Th day 81 June and IA day - AnHetli'tf =. -
from O'Clock y. m. uufll O'Clock o. a. 20 ~.
said days. and that slK months from IN - =
a. MAY. A. u. isoe a. the time Aulltea
Court for said creditors o. present thslf tt--l-'
~ for examination and allowance .f.-
DATED AZ Randolph, VI. this leih 81
CHARLES r. GRANGER. too.yr,ss.aBs-s
HENRY =. BOOTH.
Irwin =. Chase. Admir-.
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Commissioners Notice.

ErIAIE W fEkl2bA nAt-At-AAs
The undersigned. having been af7Ii0iutel ~ n,
HOnnrabie Probate Court for the District % Rad
dolph, Commissioners - receive examine aal 40
last an claims and demands - al persons ag.als
the estate q Ferinda NcElruy. late q ENn1Q m
IN said district. deceased. hereby give notice tla
will meet for the purpose ~ examining a-e q
lowing said claims 81 the once - autn ~ Dhlis
Randolph. VI. IN aid district on the lzfl Gay =
June ana the 9Th dzFof November next. hsM 4
O'Clock a. until O'Clock . each ~ said dai 4
and that sia months from the LIB dlf RI Aa.s A
D. ls0s. H. the time limited By said Culri - sal
creditors 10 present their elaine o. f1r exam
nation and allowance.
Dated ~ Randolph. Vt. this i2th lny
May. A y. 1905. lsU
JOHS u. DUBOIS. fr,,-,--.is.l -.-e-s
JOSEPH W. RAYMOND. )
Alert Tafro. Adnr.
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License e Sell

EsIAIL OF fLAkLA EMILY
State - vermont. Dlsfricf of Ranlllf.Hfs
The Bg1arable Probate court flF fhe = strief
aforssaids
To the heirs and az persons interrHfas y III.
estate - -earer E1uarF. late 81 T'rrf-lfes Il
said District. aecrassd. directing
where's. application hafh been made Cd ft..
court In NrinnG, - Poster q. eTlrallr 40
iainisfrAtcr - he estate - hrafrF Els-F.
late - Tunbrldge. On sid District dleeass1.
praying for llcenee and aufbnrifT o. ed auu
real estate q eaid deceased. fuT TIE Uar1Ient "a
debfs and charges 81 administrator asff ~ f-tt
therein the afnounf 81 deifs Que from aaf ~.
ceased. the charges a adulnlsfrafi1E. aud fhf
amount - personal estate and the sifgltirt q,
the real estate.
whereUfson. the said c0urt appointed sas
assis red TIE 18Th dav ~ NAY. Is1s ~ ne Pr
hate once IN Chelrea in sald Disfrlct. ~ hear
and decide upon sid applicafiun and petition.
and ordered public notice thssre1f = D. ssrsr q
all persons Interested therein. b. puist ~ sd
order. together wifb the time and place f bear.
Ing. three weeks Progressively On me Herlf
and News. . newspaper (which circllates Ia ~
nelghiorhoet u fhose flersDus Interested q
aid estate. all a which Vuhileafl0ns shall b.
previous % the day asslsned fur bearing
Therefore. you are hereby notified O. Fr-reaf
before sald Court. 81 the tine aud Tlaca el-1
then ana there in said Cuuri - MAZE Etur ti-
leciions % the granting ~ such hoeuss. 9 yug
eee Cause.
Giver under my hand a. Cheiseu. IB esd
District, this iltk daF ~ Nay. 800
IsN GEORGE 4. STOW. 5lsss.
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NORTH RANDOLPH

The Hallway brook has been stocked
again this year.
Mrs. c. H. Taft went to Washington
to care for her daughter, who has an in
FAINT daughter.
Will Dickinson is moving his goods
from d. E. Sargent's place to farm in
Chelsea that he has just bought.
Miss Nina Vincent is stopping with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Blodgett, for . va
cation from her labor. She is . canvasscr
for books.
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WEST BRooKFIELD

badly Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Poor of North
Randolph visited at Z. II. Chadwick's
the first of the week.
David Phillips has moved into Betsey
Dudley's house and Will Fordham is
soon to move to his home in East Rox-
bury.
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A CaIifornian's Luck,

"The iuckiest day of my life was wher
I bought a box OF Buckien's Armies
Salve," writes Charles r. Budahn Of
Tracy, California. "Two 25c. boxe,
cured me Of an annoying case OF itching
piles, which had troubled me for year
and that yielded to no other treatment
II. A. Leonard, Randolph.
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EAST BETHEL

Horace Kingsbury is paper hanging for
Mrs. Frank Green.
George Harlow is the new man at the
market working for j. H. Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Stevens and
daughter, Lima, from Tunbridge called
on friends here Sunday.
The Ladies' Social circle of the Univer-
salist church will meet with Mrs. H. v.
Allen Thursday afternoon, May %.
Messrs. Chadwick and Herrick OF RAN
dolph have been in town cleaning carpets
by compressed air with q special appara-
tus that works without taking up the car
pets.
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Guardian Notice 70 Sci Real Estsss.


STATE or gERHOET.g "a Probate Cl1rT, tel.
RAepoLrH DisTfIcr. -. 81 Chelsea, within ard
far sid Dftrlof, on the IL daE 20 GaE A.
ID. 49,.
Albert n Beedie q Randolph. in TO- lu1fg q
Orange and state - vermont. Elsrlll1 r. lll
Raymond. minor refidlug In Randolph. an aai.
District. ulakes application o. sas l1-r
for license = seli the following desrr bed rel
estate - his said ward. o. wiz an undivided -n'
fereEf In . small parcel - real estate sI--at-e =
Ia the town - Hlghgafe VI reFrr.
zeutlng that the sale thereCf. FOR the flrfslsr l
pufting the proceeds q such sale az Interest -
iuEssfing the same Ia stocks real estate
would he beue1clAl O. said ward
MhereuTH11. % h. ordered ~ said Court fhai
said application be referred o. session flfret
q D. held AZ she Probate OfiIcs iu said Chelsea
On the 41d day % MAJ. A. ID. lass - bear
ing and decision thereon and if b. further ~
dtred- that all persons interested D. u1liile.
hereof. By pubiicafior - notice ~ sall 81 ftlli
and order thereon. three Meetfs suores-lfeiy Z
the Eerald and HeH's. published 81 Eaudili'is IT.
b-fore aid time - hearing. thar they uiag aTIea
~ aid time AID place. and. u they 49, cause
object thereto
By the Court. Attest,
800 GEORGE l. STOW. yuase
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A CERTAIN Cure for AchInq Feet.

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot-Ease,
powder. IL cures Tired. Aching, Callous, Sweat
ing, Swollen feet. AT all Druggists and Shoe
stores 25c. sample FREE. Address. Allen s
Oimsted, lie Roy, \. Y.
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township S. S. Convention.

tOWHSnlP 0OUNtntfOn
Program of township Sunday school
convention to be held at East Randolph
Friday, May %.
1920. Prayer and praise, Rev. Mr.. Farr
1910. Devotional study OF the Word,
Rev. Joseph Hamilton
1850. The Teacher
In the Preparation of the Lesson,
Rev. z. A. Wells
Before his Class, r. V. Tuilar
Between Sundays in Relation "a
his Glass;, Mrs. Sprague.
20. The Sunday School Reaching Out:
The Cradle Roll,
Mrs. Alfred Webster
The Home Department,
Miss Nellie IL. Nutting
IL 80. Round Table on Organization,
Rev. Z. NJ. Fuller
- 90. Announcement of committee on
organization by president.
lis. Five minutes of song.
1:20. Bible Study on Organization,
Rev. r. ". Fuller
LAS. What can be done TO interest and
hold the young men OF this town
in the Sunday SCHOOL,
Rev. w. s. Bradshaw
200. The County Work, F. v. Tullar
2:20. Business.
300. Address, The Sunday School Idea,
Rev. +. NJ. Fuller
Singing.
Benediction.
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NELSON DOWNING, 9rop,
Commissioner, NOTES.

The undersigned. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Ran
dolph. Commissioner. 20 receive. examine. and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of James p. Cleveland. late 81
Randolph In said District, deceased and ali claims
exhibited IN Offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we viii meet for the purposes Aforesaid At
village Of Randolph. In said District, on the fDf
day OF July and 18th day 81 November next. from
days. and that six months from the 18th day Of
May A. D. leoe. IL the time limited by said Court
for said creditors present their claims Us for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Randolph. VI. this 18th day Of May.
A. D. leo9- iDos
AETHuR osoooD. ,conmissioners.
Lucinda Q. Cleveland, Admir-.
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Probste Court--Oistrict q Ea,.,,.
Probate Court for ssid Dlsirlc. WI Ii 1'-9 Nv
fOIlOwss- ~ AHll as
dsy 81 each month f- lues-
washinSfon-At washington hoieI !. ft. a.
noon on the third Friday - each n5.-.r5 ilff-
Wliliansfoun-Af Monumeuf 49,
afternoon On the third Friday ~ ~ - ne
Also a. the Probate Orios n 60 ~
third Thursdsy Of each rnsnih. ~ ne
Chelsea VT. Dec. /. 1905 a = slase
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Rochester News.
E. M. HARVEY. Local Editor.


James MCGOWAN has sold his place in
this village to Walter Scott.
Miss Merrick is with her cousin, Rev.
Mary T. Whitney, for the summer.
Mrs. Agnes Brown left Wednesday for
Chicago to be away for several weeks.
Misses Jennie Eells and Catherine
Campbell were in Randolph recently.
Mrs. P. c. Tinkham has been in Bur
lington and Waterbury for few days.
Mrs. G. G. Martin and Mrs. F. A.
Guernsey were in Bethel Friday for the
day.
Orville Virgins was a guest at the
home of Mrs. Belle Hubbard over Sum-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MaItby of Buffalo,
n. Y, came Tuesday to spend few days
with relatives.
T. Il. Martin dined with his brother,
Charles, on Friday, celebrating his s1st
birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Upper were at the
home of their son, r. II. Topper, in Beth.
ell from Friday until Monday.
Charles Martin arrived home last
Thursday from Southern Pines. N. c.,
where he had been since last November
Mrs. Eliza Howard, who met with q
painful accident last week by stepping on
a nail in board, is gaining as well as
could be expected.
All old soldiers and Sons of Veteran:
are requested to meet at G. A. II. hal
Sunday, May "a, at 1880 a. m. and
march to the NJ. f. church for Memorial
service.
News has been received of the death
of Ellen (Richmond) Adams, wife of Rev
William r. Adams, retired Presbyterian
ministe-. She was rs years of age. Rev
and Mrs. Adams have made their home
in Omaha with their children since 1900
Besides her husband, she left son,
James II. Adams, and two daughters.
Mrs. Julia L. Wing was honored Fri
day, May 10, with surprise gifts of Q
beautifully decorated cake and ice cream
from Mrs. Julia Parmenter and Mrs
Julia Kidder, and three dozen carnations
from the Methodist Ladies' Aid society
of which she is one of the few remaining
charter members. The occasion was hel
18th birthday anniversary. She also re
ceived letters and gifts from absent
friends.
Surprise Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Ball were thorough
| ly surprised Friday evening, when repre-
sentatives of the different departments o
the Methodist church and friends to tbs
number of % appeared at their home t
remind them they were to celebrate theil
30th wedding anniversary, which oc
Cured May II. The commences OF th'
surprise added to the pleasure of the com
pany. Refreshments were served and |
nice willow rocking chair was presented
/ by Rev. S. ii. Smith in behalf of the Sc
ciety and a carving set from Wilbur Al
dich and family. A few commentator
remarks were made to Mr.. and Mrs. Bal
on their home life and happy family and
appreciation of the faithful service o.
Mrs. Ball in the choir, Sunday school
/ Epworth league and Ladies' Aid.
| Grateful thanks were expressed by Mr.
and Mrs. Ball and a violin obligato wa.
given by Miss Glendine. The company
dispersed feeling very pleasant evening
had passed and wishing the best bless
\ ings to remain with host and hostess
many years to come.
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Memorial Oav.

Memorial Sunday, May "a, will be OBJ
served with union services at the Cong i
church at the usual hour in the forenoon
with sermon by the pastor, Rev. George
K. Goodwin.
The following committee has been ap-
pointed to take charge of the floral decor
atoms Memorial day:-Mrs. c. c.
Stearns, Mrs. T. A. Chadwick, Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Whipple, Mrs. A. L. Dinsmore, Mrs.
e. E. Cushman. Mrs. p. p. Wynn, Mrs.
M. n. Kendall, Mrs. S. +. Lyman, Mrs.
John Foley, Mrs. A. A. Abbott, Miss
Mary Stearns, Miss Jennie WEIGH, Miss
Stella Stoddard, Miss Mamie Wynn.
The program for Memorial day, May
80, is as foIlows:--At 1890 a. M, process
sion in charge of NJ. N. Kendall, officer
of the day, participated in by the mem
bers of the post, Bethel band, school
children and citizens. Owing to the in
firmities of number Of the veterans, the
march this year will be short one.
In the morning, details from the post
will decorate the graves of deceased mem
bers in the different cemeteries in town.
At 80 p. M, exercises will be held in
the Town hall, in which the school chill
dren will take part. The address will be
delivered by Col. Charles Young of
School Statistics.
The school statistics of the town school
district and the Whitcomb High school
for the year 1907-19os, and comparisons
with the figures for the two previous
years are given below
Whit. High. Town District
No. legal
schools, 6 5
Children of
school age, 1876 200 215 las 156 1876
Pupils attend
ing, 2H 204 206 129 131 157
Total atten.
in days, 3oo21 2s,0s7 237ss 1881 075 1883
Current ex. S4401 S5242 S6l3s s30s7 S2665 S2s03
Cost per pupil S1822 s2s 70 s2s43 1888 s2035 s2406
The Whitcomb High school IS SIS, 500
! in debt, has an endowment fund of $780,
900 and has property worth s21, 000.,
The town district has 1886 in the treas
ury with no debts and has $4,000 worth of
property.
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LAST RaNpoIPH

Edson Emery OF Bethel visited his
many friends here last week.
DIR. and Mrs. II. w. Holden of Bethel
we're guests at l. L. Parsons last Sun
dag.
Walter Wilson and family of shcrburne
visited her brother, V. l. Aliard, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. o. Boyden of East
Barnard visited at Will Hayward's last
Sunday.
Mrs. Z. w. Horner Of Rutland is at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Pearsons.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. r. BlsisdeIl of Ran
dolph we're guests at the home OF his pa
rents, Mr.. and hrs. John BIaisdell, sstur-
day
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Auction.

On the Paul Gay farm on road from
'Lympus to Stockbridge Common Tues
day, May 10, 1908, p. M, rain or shine.
All the personal property as follows:-
Double wagon, 2 single wagons, tip cart,
open buggies, top buggy, double
sleds, sleigh, 2 moving machines, horse
rakes, 8 plows, harrows, l cultivator, 2
hay racks, 8 good ladders, saddle and
bride, blacksmith's outfit, -stone ham
mer, drilling tools, 2 stone boats, sugar
tools, wood in shed, shingles, sawed lum-
Der, one set double harnesses, 3 sets
single harnesses, OK yokes, cider mill,
grindstone; also small tools of every de-
scription, household goods, including
chamber, dining-room, sitting room and
kitchen furniture. ae
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