Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-01-14

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been under federal government too
short tire 10 have federal authority
unquestioned and federal instructions
promptly snd fully obeyed.
Returns from Vermont in 1890 gave the
state q population Of $3.50, which
should have been ia less, an error having
been made in addition. Sixteen slaves
are also CREDITED to Vermont, which never
nad slaves. 10 free coiored people being
Incorrectly classified ~ slaves.
Instesd Of Il counties, this state had
Addison, Bennington, Chittenden,
Orange. Rutland. Windham and Wind
scr. Orange county occupied the whole
northeast section Of the state from Wind
sor county TO Canada line and embraced
the towns Of Barnet, Barton. Berlin,
Billymead (not inhabitedl, Bradford,
Braintree, Brookfeld, Brownington tnot
inhabited), Brunswick with 66 people),
Caidersburgh mot inhabited), Canaan,
Chelsea, Concord, Corinth, DanFilIe,
Dewey's Gore, Farley, Ferdinand mot
inhabited), Glover mot inhabited). Gran
By mot iDhabitedl, Greensborough, Gro
ton, GuildbalI, Hardwick, Harris Gore
(not inhabited), Hopkins Grant mot in
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ed. Littleton, Lunenburgh, Lyndon.
Maidstone, Marshfield mot inhabited),
Minehead mot inhabited), Montpelier,
Navy, (uot inhabited), Newark mot
inbabitedl. Newt bury. Northneld. Orange
tnot inhabited), Peachum. Randolph,
Random mot inhabited), Roxbury, Rye
gate, st. Andrews mot inhabited), st.
Johnsbury. Sheffield mot inhabited) },
49, 49, Fsmf1 r~n
Vershire, Victory tnot inhabitedl, Wal.
den. Washington, Westmore (not inhab'
ited), Wheelock, Wildersburah, Will
Jamestown, Winloek mot inhabited)
Woodbury. mot inhabited).
According to this census. Randolph
had 227 free white males OF IS years and
upward. including heads OF families; 234
free white males under rs years, and 29s
free white females, including heads Of
/ families--making q total population ol
753 persons.
In the enumeration are Robert and
Silas Adams, John Bacon, David Bates
I Edward. Eliphalet, Jonathan. Moses
Oliver, Samuel and Solomon Bates; David
Moses and Simeon Belknap; Elias and two
Daniel Bissels; Benjamin, Caleb, James
John, Joshua. Henry, Salmon and 5yt
John, Jonathan, Joseph and Nathan Car
penter, Experience and Nathan Davis
James EDDY; Stephen Fisk; Samuel Flint
I Joseph Griswold; Joseph and Nathan
Lamb; Amos, Jonathan, Samuel and
Thomas I.amson; Elisha Lilley; Phinehai
Motion; Justin Morgin; Isaac Newton
Lemuel Paine; jacob Parrish; Moses Par
sons; Jonathan, Nye, Pardon and PhiliI
Peckham; Samuel and Stephen Pember
Eleazer. Oliver and Henry Walbridge
Abner, Jonah, Josiah and Jonah Wash
burn; Asahel, David, Eltazer and Jehie
Woodward, and other names that hav
not come down to the present day.
The Howe Moving Pictures.
Lyman Howe makes his semi-annua
VISIT with his moving pictures on Mon
day, Jan. is. The Peoria (Illinois) Sta
of Dec. 21st says in part
"Hows does be do lit
"That's what q large houseful Of Pee
rians who saw Lyman H. Howe's wonder
ful moving pictures at the Majesti
theatre last evening want to know, and
the enth usiasm OF the first night audienc
is any criterion the pretty playhouse VII
be popular place during the early PAL
, Of this week.
"Hows's pictures are more than moS
ing pictures. They are talking. nois'
making pictures that make one forg'
that he Is looking at q screen and tram
forms him at once to the scene Of the sui
iect.
: Lyman II. Howe Is a worker OF mod
ern miracles, aud through the medium (
his moving pictures the orient and II
, occidenf. land aud sea. the skies aboS
, and the waters under the earth pass
wonderful review. The real and the III
real, fact and fancy, are paraded. The d
lights Of travel among strange peoples
strange places are enjoyed, the fair
2 stories We all love with the tenderness
! cherished memories are retold in 60
, geous pictures. Flowers grow, birds A,
0 ships r1aneuver, soldiers pass In review
: engines hurl themselves forward and Il
3 landscape rolls away, q panorama
q mountain, plain. fertile fields OF scorchir
I desert. II is all very wonderful and q
of surprising interest.
0 "The Howe moving pictures are apa
e and distinct from any other. Instead
+ q nerve-racking indistinct glitter tn
y wearies the eve and SETS the head to &C
. ing they are shown As clear and distin
q as the actual scenes.n
= The appalling magnitude Of the calaI
!. ity in Sicily makes Lyman II. Howe's !
, production of the beautiful Sicily OF "
= terday Of supreme interest. There W
, be portr the very scenes which b
= yesterday abounded with life and beau
p but today are laid low by q catastrop
n that has stunned the world at large.
. conceive the scope of the holocaust is pa
Z. sible only after seeing the size, beau
le and environs Of Msssina as II was. and a.
u is shown in all its pristine splendor. I
ID splendid edifices have now been rent
y twain. The loss OF life can be imagin
|; when Il Is remembered that q large p
Q. centase OF the great population shown
j. the big busy city persisted almost in
IN twinkIing OF an eye. The mind cam
be grasp the tragic extent Of the catastroI
IL until the eye has seen the real beauty q
b Importance OF the land and cites pictui
or by Nj. Howe before their total destr
"a ton.
N 81 have been somewkat costive.
to Doanis Regulets gave just the results
a sired. They act mildly and regulate