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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-11-11

The official business was begun
Wednesday morning, with roll call.
Eighteen lodges responded with one or
more delegates. The first day was taken
up with committee reports aud routine
matters. Treasurer II. @. Gay OF Barton
reported all bills paid and over $500 in
the treasury.
Secretary e. M. Campbell OF Lyndon
vile reported a present membership of
S15 and "a lodges, a slight loss from last
year, due, the officers think, to failure to
do any active organization work. The
committee on resolutions Of which c. ID.
Edgerton OF Northheld was chairman re-
ported one plank that was OF interest,
namely, that the Grand Lodge is opposed
to the present high license law and be-
lieyes that the same should be repealed
and some form OF prohibition enacted.
The resolutions were adopted.
Thursday, the session was addressed by
A. N. Leffingwell Of Watertown, N. Y,
past grand chief templar OF New York
and now national grand councillor, and
by Miss Edith M. Wills OF Boston, form
erly superintendent OF scientific temper
ance instruction in Vermont.
1t was decided to hold the next annual
session at Cabot, Oct. IL and 10, 1910.
The following officers we're elected
M. B. Morgan of Bennington, g. G. T.;
&. ID. Edgerton OF Northheld, @. c.; Mrs.
q. n. Adams of South Barre, q. VT;
Mrs. q. ). Wills OF Barre, @. s. j. w. IL.
NJ. Campbell Of Lyndonville, @. s.;H. c. /
Gay Of Barton, G. t.; w. F. Bump of
Salisbury, @. A.; C. II. Hayden of River
side, p. q. Q. T.; Rev. e. K. Phillips OF
Sheffield, G. C. Royce Boardman of East
G. M; Mae /. Savage of
Bethel, G. c.; Leon Haynes of Cabot, @. !
SENT; Mrs. c. d. Edgerton Of North
field, q. A. S.
The session closed with banquet at
he Bethel Inn Thursday evening, fol- /
owed by toasts.
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SHARON

Mark Drown was in Wilder Tuesday.
Miss Marion Kimball came home Tues
day.
Mrs. Eugene Evans visited her relatives
in town last week.
B. c. Reynolds and Mrs. S. Morse Wis.
tied her sister last week.
Mrs. f. A. Reynolds visited her sister,
Mrs. N. L. Chase, last week.
Mrs. Lura Kimball and son were In
White River Junction Sunday.
Mrs. Lottie Smiths children are better.
II did net prove to be scarlet fever.
Mrs. Jennie sucie from Langdon, N.
H., is visiting her mother, Susan Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fuller of Meddeld.
Mass, we're at E. A. Reynolds Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Tucker and children are
spending seversl days at Mark browns.
Mrs. c. A. Lasher spoke again very ac-
ceptably at the Cong1 church last Sun
day.
Mr.. Minckler, who bought the Charles
Porter place, has sold il to Andrew Chad
born.
Lyman Hart and Mrs. Waterman have
gone to board with Frank Badger this
winter.
Ernest Sweet came home last FRIDAY
from Milford, N. H., where he has been
working.
The Grange fair and entertainment last
week was great success, socially and
financially.
A. P. Reynolds and family were in
Chelsea Sunday to see an aged aunt, who
is very feeble.
Mrs. A. P. Reynolds received news of
the death OF her nephew's wife in Spring
field Monday.
Mrs. M. {. Noyes and Miss Moves at
tended the Business Mems carnival At
Bethel last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Reynolds attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Herbert Doubleday
Thursday 10 Springfield.
School in Dist. No. closed Wednesday
in order that the teacher, Miss Shepard.
could attend the examination at White
River Junction Thursday and Friday.
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ESTATE oF JACOB LtICHFIELD.
state Of Vermont, District 81 Randolph. q.
The Honorable Probats court for the Distrla
10 the heirs and an persons Interested in a.
estate % Jacob LAtohneld a late ~ Raudolsa
IN said District. deceased. Greeting.
whereas, application Hath been made 20 III,
court In writing. BY Alton N. Hubbard N
ministrat0r Of Jacob Iitchneld,s estate
praying Tor license and authority o stll Al \
real estate Of said deceased, situated !,
this state, including the dwelling house via
. 1arn and shed attached thereto and ani
thereto belonginR, located 10 the toss
said interstate died seized and possessed
representing % said court that Il Waaa
be beneficial 20 the heirs and an persass
interested In the estate Of said deceaaud 10 sel
said real estate and convert the same Into moneg.
And bringing into Court the consent aaa
appreciation IN writing, ~ all the heirs ~ ss8
estate residing % this State, and setting forIh
the situation OF the real estate.
Whereupon, the said Court appointed and =.
sie ned the 18th day Of November, 1904 Al the Pm.
bate once In Chelsea In said District o. hear
and decide upon said application and pefitiaa
and ordered public notice thereof 10 De given d
all persons interested thereln by publishing ~
ting, three weeks successfully In the HeraA
ana News, newspaper which circaates 10 tie
neighborhOOd Of those persons interested .
said estate. all Of which publications shah b
previous - the day assigned Tor hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified 81 appear
before said Court. At the time and place assigned
then and there In said Court 10 make your %.
leesions to the granting Of such license, q yos
Given under my hand At Chelsea, in saa
District, this 10th day Of October 1902
osss GEORGE l.. STOW. judge
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EAST BETHEL

Miss e. f. Fowler is suffering from an
liberated tooth.
The Social circle will meet with Mrs. J.
II. Buck Friday afternoon, Nov. 10.
The new bell was placed in the belfry
OF the universalist church Tuesday, Nov.
?. The bell, which weighed 1900 lbs, was
raised and placed without the slightest
misbap. A large number turned out and
assisted. Lester Davis, a rigger from The
Woodbury. Granite Co., had charge of the
work with cable, winch, ETC., kindly
furnished By Supt. Austin Havey.
While Sheriff Kent was driving down
the hill just above Fred Lyons Monday
afternoon, he heard shots fred nearby in
the woods on his right. Directly after
the bleating OF some animal in distress,
with the barking Of dogs, denoted some
thing wrong and on investigation, Mr..
kent found doe with a broken leg being
attacked by three dogs that took to flight
at his appearance. The doe had evidently
been shot. Mr.. Kent promptly put the
animal out Of its misery and notified the
state warden. The doe was probably left
over from the slaughter Of two weeks
ago
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euslness Men,s carnlval.

The Business Mems carnival was given
in the Town ball Friday evening OF last
week for the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid
society OF the Congregational church.
A crowded honse well repaid the arduous
labors OF Mrs. R. ]. whitcomb and Miss
Mary Waahburn, upon whom fell the
greater part OF the arrangements and
preparations. Over 800 was cleared
above expenses. The parts were well tax
en- and it would be invidious to make any
comparisons. II. NJ. Totman of Kan
dolph, represented by Mary KeIeher, gave
display that attracted much attention.
F. b. Wright was represented by Miss
Mary Laroek, who carried live pig. to
the great edihcation of the small kids. @.
II. Kimball's exhibit, "Gold Dust
Twins" represented by Masters Richard
Hasting Crimmins and Gilman A. Mar
shall as pickaninnies, was well received.
Following is the complete cast:-
First division-A Address Of the Queen of
Trade, Miss Florence Bowen; A. N.
Washburn, Ceresota Flour. Mary TemnIe;
Jss. A. Graham, Hardware, Miss Grace
Upper; F. l. Martin, General Store.
Miss RUBY Fish; Jas. Mannix, Black
smith, Marion Adams;E. s. Putnam, Real
Estate, Hazel Eastman; DIR. Geo. r.
Davis, Bertha Rogers; Il. II. Dinsmore.
Creamery, Ella and Anna Keleher; F. b
Smelling, Photographer, Adelena Clifford;
<. A. Chadwick, Harness Maker, Hazel
Williamson; National " bite River Bank.
Miss Mabel Brown; Mrs. r. f. Martel.
Milliner, Miss Anne Kimball; q. hi
kimball, Grocer, Gold Dust Twins: d. M
AtFnmn -
M. 1otman, Florist, Mary Keleber.
music, selected.
Second division-John Rogers, Barber.
Grace Personsi Woodbury. Granite Co,
Mrs X. j. Whitcomb; Yeti Bros, Dry
Goods, Miss Maude Abbott; r. c. McIn-
eyre, Blacksmith, Mary Sanders; The
Brooks Washburn Co, Ladies' suits.
Miss Nellie Clafiin; Or. o. V. Greene.
Miss Pearl Gale; Roy Abbott, Truckman.
Annie Marshall; Bethel Inn, c. F.
Church, Prop, Mrs. d. l. Chadwick:
datsun Machine and Tool Co. Miss So
phia Dubois; r Al. Weston. PiaBing
Mill, Dorothy Cady; F. S. Blossom. Hard-
ware, Miss Mary ellison; Abbott a Cadv
Dry Goods, Ritz Clark; Xix Williams
Carpenter, Irene Cushing: Jas p. Marsh
Furniture, Marjorie Rogers: Dr.. N
liouEhi Gertrude Putnam; May Blossom.
Confectionery, Myrtle Parrott; T.J.Ia-
we're, Peter BurFeIl, BARRIERS, Ethel Bruce.
villa stiekney; drill, star suangled
Banner Modern Woodmen Of America.
Bertha and Bernics Rogers; c. &. Qaain.
Livery, Katharine Rogers and Fair
Team reading, Miss Maude Abott; John
Wilson, Wallace Bstchelder, LAWYERS.
t-aoleau) Mrs. Geo. n. Arnold; music
selected.
Third divisiOn-Guy Wilson, Fire In
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BETHEL, VERMONT.

Mrs. Charles w. Spalding, who is liv
ing with her son, Elmer E. spalding, me-
with a serious accident Monday evening
She fell from the piazza in the rear OF th'
house upon a pile Of wood, striking 81
as 10 break her wrist and cut her face
The injuries, while painful, are not con
sidered dangerous.
School in the Mountain district closed
Friday, Nov. 5. Those having no marks
during school membership we're Ida,
Emma. Pansie, Carl. Walker and Howard
/ Ballentine. Anabelle, Alexandrina Gull
mette, Anna Walker and Willie Allard
we're absent only one day. Number OF
pupils, II. Della Kendall was teacher.
Under direction Of the selectmen. Road
Commissioner Dustin put in a retaining
wall on the west side of the "dug way"
on North Main street. II is 1853 feet long
and built OF concrete and makes a decided
improvement in the appearance Of this
part OF the street, as in years past the
soil hes constantly slid down upon the
sidewalk.
School at Camp Brook closed Nov. 8.
Number pupils, IS; average attendance.
10 I7-9S. Those having no absent, tardy
or excuse marks we're Wesley and Wins
ton Durham. George Raynolds had no
absent marks during the term. William
Smart aud Alice .Bnndy were absent q
day each. Anna Durham was absent
day. Mabel e. Dyke was teacher, Ella
Claffiin, substitute.
Francis I. Brown OF Boston, trustee OF
the bankrupt estate OF Vernon A. Foster,
formerly doing business at Bethel under
the name OF the Bethel Dry Goods COM
pany, has made settlement OF the estate
aud Is this week distributing the assets.
The debts of the estate we're about $4,000,
divided between about 100 creditors,
most OF them being for merchandise bills.
Thes creditors receive a final and only
dividend OF less than two per cent.
The drama, "Willowdale, " a play O
country life in three acts, will be present
ed in the Town hall Friday evening, Nov.
II, by local talent for the benefit OF the
Library Building fund. The following is
the cast OF characters:-Joel Bassett, 1
postmaster and storekeeper, G. o. spauld-
ing; Tom Skerrett, the accused, Fred /
Putnam; Joseph Godfrey, a lawyer-am-
bilious aud INSCRIPTIONS, II. A. Park
hurst; Clarence Dinsmore, the school /
teacher, A. L. Cady; Rev. Mr.. Prosser,
the minister, DIR. r. M. Chase; Lem
Hackett, leader OF the choir and inn
promptu detective, Chas. Lilley; Simon
Primer, who would rather whittle than
work, John Wheeler; Mile Bassett, a
,hild OF fate, Mrs. Jas. Walker; Mrs.
Bassett, Joel's wife, inclined to have her
lwn way. Mrs, A. l. Cady: Rosetta
Gates, bit Eighty, but a true friend,
Grace L. Topper; Mis- Hazey, who
magines things, Florence Bowen; 0lean-
Ter, the "help," who thinks life is a
oke, Mary Gibson.
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BETHEL GILeAp

Miss Alice Bowen is working at DR..
Greene's in Bethel.
Nina Granger is spending several days
at Will Coles In Randolph.
lMr. and Mrs. Waiter Chamberlin and
children visited at Horace Coles in Roch-
ester the drst OF the week.
Miss Della Kendall finished teaching in
the Mountain district last Friday and Il
at home for a short vacation before going
to Brookheld to teach the winter term in
the West Street school.
School In Gilead district closed Friday.
Nov. 5. Number Ct pupils, IS. Those
having no absent marks during school
membership were Maude and GLADYS
Kendall, Lillian Wills, Lester Backus and
Gordon Chamberlin. Nina Granger was
absent only s day. Mrs. L. L. Wills
was teacher.
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The IDEAL Poultry L4onss.


The ideal poultry house is difficult tc
describe. There seems to be NOTHING
about the poultry business in regard h
which there is a wider difference Of opin.
ion than on this point. 1t seems to be
the general opinion that the type of house
is not very important so long as it is dry.
well ventilated, and the fowls have plenty
OF the proper kind OF food. Food Is the
essential thing, and OF course certain
foods are much better than Others. A.
NJ. Brown OF North Rochester. Mass.
gives his opinion on this particular poipt
IN the following letter. He saws: 81 have
fed nearly all the poultry foods on the
market, but not with such returns As
Pages Perfected Poultry Food gives.
NY hens have an average OF 80 per cent TO
their credit. Last winter ii was so per
cent. ! know this food is the best on the
market"
u you want to know more about this
food and the best ways Of using il. write
to c. s. Page, Hyde Park, VT. fer his
booklet, Profitable Poultry" II will be
sent free, postpaid, to anyone mentioning
this paper.
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Probate Of win.
EsrArE oF aEoaoE l. HARADES.

A1AAAH VI 0Eohdh L. HAlAADEN.
state o. Vermont District Of Randolph, -.
The Honorable Probate Court for the. Dstrc
To all persons interested In the estate q
0eorEe l.. Haraden. late OF Randolph In saa
District, deceased. Greeting.
A. Probate Court. holden a Chelsea. wlthfE
and for said District on the 35th day Of October
lsus an instrument purporting 70 be the last vi.
aud testament Of George l. fnraden. late q
Randolph, IN said District. deceased, was pre-
scented 20 the Court Aforesaid, for Probate, q
Elizabeth c. Haraden. the executrix there's
named.
And II "a ordered By said Court that the 18th dag
q November 1909, AZ the Randolph Inn IN sad
Randolph be assigned for proving said lnstfu.
menti and that notice thereof be given O. AZ
persons concerned, by publishing this or'lsi
three weeks successfully IN the Herald and
News newspaper circulating Ia that viciuiu,
In said District, previous 70 the time appointed
therefore,, you are hereby notified 20 appcf
before said Court, at the time and place aforesla
and contest the probate OF said will, Il you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Chelsea, in said Dis
trict this a5th cay Of October, 1903. iss3
GEORGE l.. STOW, Judge
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.commIssloners' Notlee.

4, Tue nnaerslgnsd, having been appointed bv ths
ppon9rspie Probate Court for the District ~
L.anuoiph, commissioners 70 receive exanfns
ana adlust the claims and demands 81 Hi ners,,.
nsaihst me estate q George j. Prince late IN
is W AZ W sald District, deceased and Nj
tice That We viii meet for the purpose sfsresas
" " tne once o. n. NJ wilson IN the town
day Of December and srh day stn
n 49, rom O'Clock D. h. until
SS'osk J; m on each Of said DAYS. ana that
81 months ,a from the 18th day Of October
a. ~ lsOs, y the time limited by aid Covr;
Ut s sald ereditors TO present their claims ~ ~
Tor examination and allowance 'is " us
Dated az Randolph, Vt, this lat dav n, No..
Der, A. ID 1909. 4 ~ u1s ~ NoVem-
Irwin s. Chase Commissioners
Clara p Prince, Admir-
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NotIee d settIement.


State Of Vermont, DIstrictlof Randolph, -.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Distrid
Aforesaid;
10 all persons Interested Ia the estate g
William Holmes, late OF Randolph, In s1A
District. deceased. Greeting.
Whereas, said Coart has assigned the 18th day .
November next for examining and allOwine ine
account OF Horace II. Howard. executor q ~
estate Of said deceaaed, WILLIAM Holmes, late q
Randolph, IN said District and for 4 decree y ne
residue OF said estate 20 the lawful claim.
ants y the same, and ordered that public ne
uce thereof be glyea 70 all persons Interested
aaid estate by Publishing thfs order three wees
saccessively previous 20 the day assigned, 70 tns
Herald and News newspaper publishsd
Randolph, In said District
Theretore, you are hereby notified 20 appear
the Randolph Inn, IN Randolph In said District @
the day assigned. then and there 90 contcst ths
allowance OF said account II you see cause ana
% establish your right ~ heirs, legatees and law
ful claimants - said residue.
Given under my hand this 11st day
October, 1909 isss
GEORGE L. STOW. Judge
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BETHEL LYMPUs

Win Brown has moved into the Hugh
Whitaker house and is driving team for
George Percy drawing pulp-wood.
Rev. J. Wesley Miller Of Bethel
preached here Sunday in exchange with
Rev. W. E. Lang.
a large company enjoyed the dance at
Charles French's Thursday evening.
Roland Rowland furnished music. sand
Wiches, beans, cake and coffee were
served TO al and 9 pleasant time enjoyed.
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A seaIded Bow. shrInks

Mortified his grandmother, Mrs. Maria
Taylor, Of Neho, KY, who writes that
when all thought be would die, Buckleh's
Arniea salve wholly cured him. Infalli-
ole for Burns, Sealds, Cuts, Corns,
wounds, Bruises, Cures Fever-Sores.
Boils, Skin Eruptions, ChilbIains.
Chapped Hands. Soon routs piles. 25c
H. A. Leonard, Randolph.
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Analysis Protein, 249; Fat, II; Fiber, ~
Takes the place Of Couonseed at a lower
price. Call and get our prices.
~. N. MORSE g. Son
RANDOLPH, VERMONT
Notice Of settlement.


state OF Vermont, District ~ Randolph A.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Distric
aforesaid NV 'ss3'e
TO All persons interested In the estate a
susan b. Robinson, late Of Randolph. In said mis-
triet deceased, Greeting. " N D''
Mhereas, said Court has assigned the 18th da,
OF November next for examining and ALLOWING nv
account 81 hazen p Sanford. administrator yritl
Viii annexed q the estate 81 said deceasesi
susan n. Robinson, late % Randolph- II
sald District, and for decree n nv
residue OF said estate to the lawful claImants n
the same, and ordered that public notice fherao
ee klnen 70 All persons interested IN said esfafs
~ PuDiishlng this order three weeks successive.
y previous % the day assigned In the Herald
~ anu q, NeNs, newspaper published at Randolph
therefore, you are hereby notified 10 anna,
AZ me Randolph Inn In Randolph In said Disfricf
IN u. ths DAY assigned, then and there 10 contest
w sl'oNAnee o. said account n you see cause
lawful claimants 10 said residue = aHu
SiFen under my hand. this 20th day OF Octohar
lsus. 1855 -
GEORGE L. STOW Jnara
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Not Pleased with JAN Prosnec,-

At the convention OF the American
Federation Of Labor at Toronto, the dele
gates support President Gompers. Secre-
tary Morrison and John Mitchell. who are
under jail sentence for contempt, and will
carry the case 10 the federal supreme
court. Gompers talked very freely in
criticism Of the courts action.
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KIus Her Zoe o. 20 Year.-

The most merciless enemy ] had Tor
70 ycars, declares Mrs. james Duncan.
% hayaesviile, Me-, "ass Dyspepsia. /
suffered Intensely after eating or drink.
iug and could scarcely sleep. AFTER
many remedies had failed ana several
doctors gave me mp, tried Eieclrie Bit
lerai which Cured me completely. Now /
can eat ANYTHING. lam 20 years old and
20 oFerloyed 10 get my health and
strength back again For Indigestion.
Loss o. Appetite, Kidney Trouble, Lame
Back temaie Complaints, it's unequaled.
Oniy SOC.
n. A. leonard, Randolph.
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GRAND LODGE. !. o. CT.
Annual Session OF State Good TEN
plars Of Bethel.


The forty seventh annual session Of the
Grand Lodge Of Vermont. independent
Order OF Good Templars, wag held al
Bethel Oct. 1928 with Granite lodge, No.
35. The session had been arranged for
Oct. 10 and IA, bat was postponed two
weeks on account OF the diphtberia quar-
antine at Bethel Whilo the attendance
this year was good, still 1t was not so
large as ii would have been bad the ses-
sion been held as originally proposed.
Tuesday evening there was q reception
in Cushing ball given by the local lodge.
Addresses OF welcome were made by
Rev. II. A. Parkhurst, pastor of the Uni
versalist church, and by Principal J. G.
Walker OF the Whtcomb high school,
with responses by G. c. T. Morgan and
other officials.
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Rochester News.


Arthur Lewis returned from the Yves
last week.
Stanley Eells is home from St. Albani
/ for q week.
Mrs. Philip NJ. Chase is in Worcester
Mass, for two weeks.
L. j. Robinson has put in dynamo t.
furnish lights for his mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. PhilaDder Baker OF Beth.
Ell are visiting friends in town.
Ransom Guernsey of Boston was a
guest at +. A. Guernsey's Friday.
Charles Kinsman has gone to Randolph
to build mill for J. o. Robinson.
J. c. Mosher is at the home OF his
brother, George Mosher, for few days.
Miss Nellie Mcpherson was in town the
first OF the week on her way to Newport,
N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Lewis have gone to
Portland, Me-, and vicinity to stay sever
al weeks.
Parmenter spent Sunday with friends in
Pittsheld.
Peter strack OF Quechee was in town
last week for the remainder of his house,
hold goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin OF Gays
willie have lately been spending few days
at Charles Martins.
A daughter, weighing ga lbs, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. William E. La
Count Sunday, Nov. Z.
Mrs. Julia Webber has gone to Rutland
to stay through the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvelle c. Webber.
Mrs. Electa Morse arrived Saturday aft
err spending two months with friends In
Bradford and Hartford, Conn.
James K. Batchelder of Arlington re-
turned home Saturday after a short stay
with DR.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Campbell.
Leander Wing OF Lexington, Mass,
and James Wing Of Cornwall bave lately
been guests of Mr.. and Mre. Henry
Wing, called here by the death OF Julius
Wing.
The remains OF Julius Wing, who died |
10 Lincoln, Nov. 2, were brought here /
Tor burial. The funeral was held in the |
church Thursday after
loon, Rev. W. H. Watson officiating.
The game of football played in Bethel |
asst week Wednesday between the Roch- /
ster high school and Montpelier semin- I
ny teams resulted in a score Ct II to In 1
avor OF Rochester, and the game played /
lere Saturday between Brandon high and
rochester high resulted in a score OF 2 to
in favor OF Rochester
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t4ypnotisn Kulsd the subieet

Arthur Evertou, 3 travelling hypnotfst.
put Robert simpson into a hypnotic
trance At somerville, n j., and the sub.
Jet died, an efforts 10 revive him BEING
unavsiliug. Eferton il charged with
manslaug hter.
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The Estrada rebels have gained another
decisive victory over the government
troops Of Leiaya IN Nicaragua, .repuisine
81 attack on a town aud killing 100 al
be assailants. Americans fought with
the rebels.