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PITTsFIELD

DIR. A. Edmunds has returned from
New York.
Stillman stoddard has moved his fRmi-
" to ckbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Thayer we're in
Barnard over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Averill were in
Rutland a day last week.
r. F. Kidder is suffering from a
cracked rib, caused by fall.
Miss Josephine Lamb visited in Ran
dolph several days last week.
Miss Cleone Morrill, was at home from
Rutland over Saturday and Sunday.
About twenty from this place attended
"The Old Homestead" at Randolph last
week.
The masquerade ball, which was held
in the Town hall last Friday night, was
well attended.
Mrs. Nancy Barnes has improved the
looks Of her lot in the cemetery by filling
in with dirt and leveling of.
During the absence Of the pastor. the
services at the Methodist church will be
held as usual. Rev. E. A. Bishop or his
representative from Montpelier seminary
will preach Oct. 10. Rev. W. s. Smith
ers, district superintendent, will preach
Oct. ~ and Rev r. r. FELTON, Of Bethel
on Oct. "a. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to participate in these sery-
ices.
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SIGN OF THE CROSS
IT'S USE UNIVERSAL THROUGH
OUT RUSSIA.
Grave and Aged, Young and Glddy
Are Alike In Their Frequent EN-
ployment of Sacred Emblem
Of Christianity.

The Russian is crossing himself all
day long. When ne first comes forth
in the open air IN the morning, II no
church be in sight from his own door.
he listens for the first sound of some
bell, then turning toward IL, crosses
himself with great fervor. to insure
a blessing on the undertakings of the
day. He crosses himself before and
after each meal When you make a
bargain with him he crosses himself
that it may prosper When the peas
ant who is to drive you takes the
reins in his hands, he crosses himself
to keep away from accidents, and
every steeple he passes gets the same
mark of respect Sometimes the edi-
fee thus saluted is so far OFF that the
stranger wonders at the quickness
show in discovering. 1T, AMI is often at
a loss to discern the distant hamlet
where it stands.
In like manner, the person sitting
beside you in any public conveyance
crosses himself every time you start
with new horses II you give a child
a piece Of money, its little hand is up
in moment to make the sign Of the
cross by way OF blessing and thank
ing you. No Russian ever passes a
church without pausing when he
comes opposite the center to make the
sign of the cross. 1t is not alone the
grave and aged who pause at these
places. but also the giddy and young
You have just seen some gray-haired
general do 1t; but wait one minute-a
laughing band Of youngsters are COM
ing up. Now they are opposite the
church or the shrine-their mirth and
their talk have ceased-each crosses
himself devoutly-utters a prayer or
two-you see the lips moving-and
then they pass gravely on, the laugh
and jest being resumed only when
they are some way off.
SO far is this crossing custom car
ried that when a Russian enters yo'u
room he cannot say good morning
till he has crossed himself at the
Saviour's picture. A man in any pub
lie way, such as an inn-keeper must
always have a picture hung in his own
apartment in addition TO that in the
public room. to which each Russian
turns before be sits down to eat.-Ex-
change
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SOUTH sTocKsRIpeE

Miss Dora White is quite sick again.
Mrs. Fred Reynolds is suffering with a
quinsy sore throat.
Winter Pratt has the diphtheria. He
was taken sick Friday.
Guy Clough OF Braintree was a guest at
J. S. Davis Thursday.
Mrs. Mary J. Cole is visiting her uncle,
]. f. Hayes, this week.
Mrs. Gilbert Blanchard has been quite
i'll the past week with grip.
Mrs. Kate Wright and children are Wis
iting her father, Henry Flint.
School in district No. 10 was closed
Monday for one week on account Of
diphtheria.
Mrs. f. NJ. Parker came home Sunday
from a weeks stay with her father, Wal
den White, At Gsysyille.
Georgianna Flint, youngest daughter of
Henry Flint, has been quite sick the past
week with acute indigestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Richardson of
Roxbury visited bis nephew, Alden Rich
ardson, and family Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Harris Waters and niece, Miss
Bowles of Lebanon, came Saturday to
spend several days with her sister, Mrs.
II. L. Mills.
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Artificial sapphIres.

An interesting communication has
ben submitted to the Academy of Sci
ences regarding the recent discovery
Of NJ Paris. a young chemist, who has
succeeded in making artificial
sapphires Hitherto efforts in this di-
rection have failed, for, while able to
produce rubies, no chemist has been
able to obtain the hue of the sapphire.
NJ. Paris, who has been carrying out
his experiments in the laboratory of
the Pastcur institute, has at last over.
come the color difficulty. To the
molten mass Of ingredients in the cru
chile he added oxide of cobalt, calx and
magnesra, and the effect was to give
to the artiicially manufactured stones
the intense blue of the true sapphire.
1t is very difficult to detect the arti-
fetal sapphire from the real stone
Paris Dispatch IN London Chronicle.
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NotIee 81 settIement.
ESTATE OF MASON BATTLES.

State Of Vermont District OF Randolph, -
afuressids
To an persons interested In the estate 81
Mason Battles, late Of Braintree, In said
Distridt deceased. 0reetings
whereas, said Court has assigned the 18th day Of
October next for examining and allowing the
estate Of said deceased, and for q decree Of the
residue Of said estate - the lawful claim
ants y the same, and ordered that public mo-
tce thereof be givea 20 ali persons Interested IN
said state by publishing this order three week.
successfully previous 20 the day assigned, IN the
Herald and News, a newspaper published 81
randolph, IN said District
Therefore, you are hereby notified 20 appear a
the Randolph Inn, Ia Randolph In said District on
the day assigned. then and there 60 contest the
allov ance q said account II you see cause, and
20 estahsh your right ~ heirs, leEatees and Law
ful aimante % said residue.
Given under my hand this 2sth day 81
September, 1903. 1873
GEORGE l. STOW. Judge
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Petition for ulvore..

State. Of Vermont, orange County Court,
December term, 1909.
Prank Royce va Helen Walker Royce.
To the Honorable County Court next 10 be held
at Chelsea, In and for the county q Orange and
state q Vermont ON the first Tuesday o. becem-
HumbIy complaining comes Frank Royce Of
Randolph. In the county q Orange, Aforesaid
That for two foil years last past. 70 vit, the
libelant hath residedin the state u Vermont
r9St , Ss t a.E,a s Ssy e ssg D. M s q
Vermont he was lawfully married % helen
walker Royce, then o. Plainneid. IN the state o.
New Hampshire, by duly authorized Justice q
the Peace.
That since the date Of said marriage the lilsi-
liant hath faithfully observed the duties ana oul.
cations enjolned by the marriage covenant ana
hath not violated the same; but that said hbelee
yes1ss ms .s%s or maj TIE ssd beee %
the 9Th day u september, A, u. 1893 wilfuily anu
cruelty deserted your petitioner and thA. on
petitioner unknown, did commit the crime Of
adultery, And also that said libeilee % tress
the ibellant during their married life with great
cruelty and intolerabie severity.
And said libellant understands and believes
that the said iibeilee IL without the stare o.
wherefore the llbeiiant humbly prays that e
may be ordered and decreed ~ the Court, ~
the marriage covenant heretofore solemniHed
between the libellant and iibellee be dissolved
have a bill II divorce from the said libellee, and
that the ubellant may have such other Ahe
further re lei a. " the Court AuaAl seem utNct.
Dated al Randolph, In the county OF orange.
PRANK ROYCE.
STATE or VERMONT ITO any Sheriff or Con
County Of orange ss stable In the state
Greeting
Where's IL appears that said Helen walker
Royce Is without this State. - that the summons
Of said Court may not be served upon her.
IL Is thrreupon ordered that the said Helen
(Walkerl Royce be notified and required 20 ap-
pear In and before said Court and make answer.
Il any shs have, and abide the order and judy
ment OF said Court IN the premises. AZ the tern
thereof feNt 90 be held az Chelsea in and for the
County q orange IN the State o. Vermont, on
the first tuesday OF December. A. D. 1893, upon
the iifst lay OF said term, b. publishing the sub
stance o. said petition. together with this order,
for three successive weeks IN the Herald and
News. a newspaper published a. Randolph, IN
said County, the last publication 10 be ~ least
six weeks prior TO said term OF Court, which shall
be deemed sufficient notice 20 said Helen Walker
Royce
Given under my hand. az Randolph. IA he
County u orange, this sth day Of October, A. r.
1909. isee
DANA II. MORSE,
Asst Judge OF County Court
N. L. Boyden, Atty. for Petitioner.
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SHARON

c. A. Mosher is in Boston for a few
days.
Mrs. Mary Tinkham is visiting at c. E.
Jones'.
Mrs. Carrie Chillson has returned to
Boston.
Mrs. George Jenness returned home
Monday.
Mrs. c. A. Mosher spent Sunday at NJ
q. Noyes'.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vaughn are
boarding at Ernest Badgers.
Mrs. Hattie Roberts bought the Alice
Downer place at the auction last week
Mrs. w. II. Cornwell came back to her
niece's, Mrs. f. A. Reynolds, Saturday.
J. Leazer moved lis family hack to
Royalton Saturday, having finished work
ing at the dam.
George Jennass and Benz. Prescott
started Tuesday for Concord, N. H., with
pair Uf steers.
Rev. I. X. Brown was in town Satur-
day. He has accepted a call to HartIand,
VT, and began Oct. 3.
Mr. and Mrs. White, who have been
visiting Mrs. William Hayden, returned
to their home 10 Weymouth, Mass, Sat-
urday.
Charles Vaughn returned to town Tues
day after a few days absence with a
bride. Hearty congratulations are ex-
tended the happy couple,
The many friends OF Mrs. c. A. Lasher
will be pleased to hear that she is TO
speak at the Cong'l church next Sunday
at the usual hour and will meet the chill
dren at the chapel Saturday at 2 p. m.
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eETHEl olLEAp

viii Kendall has sold six Of his cows
to Albert Spooner Of Braintree.
Mrs. Horace Cole OF Rochester spent
Saturday and Sunday at Walter Chamber
lin's.
Charles Backus Of Bolton is spending
several days with his brother, L. NJ.
Backus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason Of Brook
field spent from Wednesday until satur-
day at Z. L. Wills.
Mrs. Mary f. Tewksbury and daugh-
ter, Miss Bertha, have been visiting al
selden, Roy and Harry Tewksbury's.
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The Wisdom Of saadi.

Two persons took trouble in vain
and used fruitless endeayors-he who
acquired wealth without enjoying it,
and he who taught wisdom without
practicing it. How much so ever you
may study science. when you do not
act wisely you are ignorant. The beast
whom they load with books is not pro
foundly learned: what knoweth his
empty skull whether he carrieth FIRE
wood or bOoks.-From the Gullstan Of
Musle-Huddeen Sheik Saadi. Twelfth
Century.
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Money Comes In sunehss

to A. A. Chisholm, of Treadwell. n. Y.
nov. His reason is well worth reading
For long time suffered from indiges-
tion, torpid liver, constipation, nervous
ness, and general debility" be writes
!" couldn't sleep, had no appetite, nor
ambition, grew weaker every day in spite
OF all medical treatment. Then used
Electric Bitters. Twelve bottles restored
ell my cld-time health and vigor. Now l
can attend to business every day. It's 8
wonderful medicine. Infsllible for
stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Blood, and
Nerves. SOC.
h A. Leonard, Randolph.
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pen,h from plphtherIn.

Hubert, the eieven-year-old son OF MIR.
and Mrs. 7. }. Layere, died last Saturday
from diphtheria. The disease is sup
posed 20 have been contracted while at
TENDING the state fair at White River
Junction the week before.
At Meeting Of the school board
OF the Whiteomb high school held
Tuesday evening, il was decided
TO close the school for ten days I'M
til Monday, Oct. IS, or until further no
tice, on account OF the diphtheria cases
Two new cases came down Tuesday,
Alice, the eight-year-old daughter Of Mr..
aud Mrs. W. 7. King, aud Marvel, the
l2-year-old son Il Mr.. and Mrs. w. J..
Beals. DR.. Greene is making free use OF
anti-toxin aud il is expected that with
this modern weapon in use there will be
no further deaths.
Attention is called to the notice OF
Health Officer o. V. Greene in this paper.
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Commissioners' Notice.


hsIAfh OF hDWAHD N sAULT.
The undersigned having been appointed bv the
aeilf3lie trai-lte lHurt Tor the district 81 RAM
allNht Commissioners ~ receive. examine and
AQllat ihe claims and demands ~ am persons
Ailet me estate 81 Edward r. sault late
glAlns exhibited in Offset thereto hereby give nos
ice hat We wil meet for the purpose aforesaid
town % Randolph. In said district IN he
Asi day q September aud 2ist dav "a Narrh
4tAN lr9m 10 O'Clock g. m. until 9 O'Clock 81 M on
- "a SOU taite ana that six months from the
slet uaf uI cepfembtr, A. D, 1909. IL the time
united bT said Court Cor said creditors Is present
tHslI e.iilnr p us Tor examination and ar6waure
Dated 90 Randolph. VT. this 80 ~ =
September. A. D. 1873 -
W. W. MORTON
ALFRED EATON commissioners.
Joseph B. Eldredge Admir-
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Norwich Camp at Bethel.

A very impressive dedication took place
last week Tuesday when the cadets OF
Norwich university named their camp
ground at Bethel for a dead hero who
died from the results OF injuries received
at the orwich-Dartmouth foot ball game
two years ago the 2sth Of September. saws
the Montpelier Journal
The PLAYER who died IS the result OF
the injuries at that memorable game was
Leonard A. Clarkson, one Of the stars of
the previous season. Clarkson had been
in the game hut few minutes when he
received the injury, Of an internal nature.
that led to his death. When the eorps Of
cadets reached Bethel. on their march
home from the fair, the tents were
pitched in drilling rain and then the
men we're called 20 attention while Can
tain Leslie A. Chapman uf the Fifth O.. :
a cavalry. who is on detail duty al Ncr-
Wfch, made q memorial address. he
spoke ct the afternoon, tao years before.
ben Leonard Garrison, wearing a Ncr-
Elrh football Uniform and fighting for
the giory ~ the maroon and blue. met
the enemy IS q brave soldier shosId
without finching, aud died for the honor
o. the school The camp was then dedi-
/ Gated 10 the dead football hero. Dur-
F ing the entire exercises which took over
an hour, he cadets stood 81 retreat. giving
the exercises q true military aspect.
be camp will hereafter Be known A
camp Garrison, and in subsequent
years when The cadets :. PASS through
Bethel they viii make ~ spot their
helaqua' tiers. There was some talk
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Dentist-Certainly 1 can pull your
tooth. madam. It will cost YOU two
dollars.
Lady-Two dollars! Why, other den
lists only charge so cents.
Dentist-True, madam; but they
hurry with their work, while l often
spend an hour or more pulling a single
tooth must charge for my time, you
know.
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commIaaIonerr, 49,.
rsrArE on HANprN ". rsrNrYRr.

ESTATE VI MAMnEA W MoANAA hEs
Tie undersigned, having been appointed hy the
ho1urahie Probate Court for the District %
kar doluh, Commissioners % receive, examine
aud adjust the cllima and demands 90 ali persons
against she estate % Hamdeu VI. Mcintyre. late q
Randolph, fn said District, deceased. and ail
ella exhibited IN Offset thereto. hereby give no
al he Office oi the late ID. ". Mcintyre Ga fhe
town 81 Randolph, 90 said District On the lsth
dav 81 October and leth Gay o. March
o. &c, rom 10 O'Clock a. m. until
O'Clock p. M. on each 0f said DAYS. and thHt
slE months from the 1ard day 81 September
A. D. 100. u the time limited BY said Court
for said creditors 70 present their claims o. ~
fur examlnation and allowance
dated a Randolph, VI. this sch dsy - October,
A. ID 1893. ls8c
NJ II. Miller. lo..s.
p SANFORD ~eiAilA
George Il. Temple. Admir-.
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EAST BETHEL

~ D. Brown lost the end Of his finger
as a result Of being too familiar With his
single machine Thursday.
Thomas p. Allen, an engineer at the
station Of the Rutland RailWay Light q
Power Co., snd Mrs. Allen are guests Of
his brother q. ". Allen.
Charles Wedgwood returbed last Thurs
GAY from q hfe weeks absence spent iE
visiting in Massachusetts. Maine, Kan
sas city and Chicago and is stopping At
Mrs. Wills.
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Death OF Mrs. Angelina Copeland.

Death Of Mrs. Angelina Copeland.
Mrs. Angelina Clark Copeland died
Sent. 20 at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Elna Mudgett, in Pomfret. Funer-
al services were held at the home OF Mrs.
Mudgett and the interment vas at the
Braintree Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Copeland was born in Sharon vii
lace in one OF the first log houses that
was built in that village. The location
was in the rear OF the present Baptist
church. She was born July 2, 1917. In
1886 she married Addison Copeland, son
OF David Copeland, well known in
Bethel's early history.
Addison Copeland was a Methodist
preacher and had four brothers, all
preachers in the Methodist church.
Their names we're Edward, John, Cary
and Edmund. Five children were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Copeland, viz,
Zion Copeland, now living in West Hart
ford, Vt Adeline, a school teacher who
died many years ago; Mary, married Shell
don Dimick Of West Hartford and died
in 1894; Charles, soldier in the Civil
war, captured by the Contederates and
imprisoned at Andersonville, where he
died July 3, 1864, WAS finally inferred at
the National cemetery at Newberne, n. G.;
Mrs. Elna Mudgett OF Ponfret. The
Copeland family was one OF the most
prominent in the early history OF Bethel
and lived on Christian Hill. Its name
appears as one OF the thirty-six who
signed the first articles OF organization OF
the Uniyersalist church, which document
was dated Dec. 10, 1917, and is now in
the possession OF the clerk Of the Univer-
salist church.
Mrs. Angeline Copeland came to Bethel
to reside with her daughter, Mrs. Mud
gett, when the latter was running the Ellis
Granite Co. boarding house from 1908 till
1908. She was granted pension by the
government ON account of the services
and death OF her son, Charles.
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son was born Sept. 2s to Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Hayey OF Church street.
Frank SpraRue OF Brdgewaier is spend
ing several weeks in town with friends.
A daughter was born Sept to Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde c. Washburn of Lille
vile.
Luther Bulls OF Port Kent, N. Y, is
working in the barber shop OF T. J.
Lavere.
W. O.. Ellis has gone to Woodstock,
where he has secured employment at the
Maplewood farm.
Mrs. George Peck of White River juno
ton spent saturday with her friend, Mrs.
John d. Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. George Graham Of
Aurora, H., have been guests OF j. A.
Graham for few days.
Il. p. Clark, train dispatcher on tho c.
b. &. q. K. X, OF Chicago, was the guest
Of g. Il Topper Tuesday.
Royal +. Fassett is working in the
plumbing shop Of James A. Graham dur
ing the absence OF Willard J. Brooks.
The ladies OF the Cong'l church will
give harvest supper at their dining
room Wednesday, or. 10, at O'Clock.
p G. Rogers has moved into the teue.
ment house Of Mrs. Joanna O'Conutll on
North Main street, recently vacated by $.
Lyman.
n. [. Chase is moving from the house
Of John d. Wheeler to tenement in the
house Of James A. Graham ON Riyor
street
Mrs. Guy Wilson vent last week to
spend two weeks with her daughter,
Gladys Wilson, in Boston and other
friends.
Wallace }. Gould has moved from the
house Of Mrs. Joanna O'Cornel 10 the
two.tenement horse Of j. f. Eldredge on
Church street
A. Henry Matson has moved from the
house OF c. o. spaulding into the tene-
meut house OF Mrs. Mary +. Harrington
on River street.
Advertised letters at Bethel postoffiee-
Thomas J. Abbott, Mr.. r. II. Bostwick,
Mr. William Mcbride, Mrs VIM. Toom-
by, Sabine vela.
George Brooks o; Galesburg, H., and
his sister, Mrs. Hattie Coy, and Bert E.
Coy Of West Claremont, n. H., ara guests
Of NJ. n. Kendall.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John l. Moody Of Ell 5
worth, Wis. are visiting NJ. A. Moody
aud Mrs. Mslora Morse, brother and sis
ter Of Mr.. Moody.
Howard Gray has conveyed to James
NsnniK the ~ G. Cbsmberlin farm on
the Gaysgille road that be bought OF Mr..
Mannix last year.
Miss Emma Arnold went to Provi-
oence, r. l., Thursday Of last week TO re-
sumo her duties IS clerk in the Office OF
the Sixth District court.
The winter schedule Of trains ON tn,
Central Vermont railWay went into effect
Sunday, Oct. 3. Sith practically the sam,
Times Of arrivai o. trains o. last sinter.
William, the ave-year-eid son Of Mr.
aud Mrs. W. e. ClHord. feu from ~,
loft % the barn OF 81. q. shaw Wesnes
Day oi last week and suffered two frae
lures OF bis arm.
Miss Helen Brooks went 90 Boston
Sunday 20 begin her studies in the schoo
for Kindergarten Teachers Her father
Willard }. Brooks, accompanied her 4,
Boston for q short stay.
By the neH regulations Of the poroei a
department, going into eject Oct
nov costs Zoe % register 8 letter 10 add
tloa TO the regular postage, an increase q
two cents over the OLD rate.
The many friends Of Miss Hels
Brooks rendered her farewell recep d
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toiey,s Honey and Tar clears the air
passages, stop the irritation in the throat.
scot hes the infiamed membranes. and the
most obstinate cough disappears. Sore
and inhamed lungs are healed and
strengi hened, and the cold Is expelled
rom TIE system. Refuse any but the
genuine 10 the yellow package.
H. A. Leonard, Randolph, C. E. Black.
south hoyalton, d. o. Guodno, Roches-
ter, 7. II. rotman, North Tunbridge.
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Farm For Sale

Belonging TO the estate of the
late George r. Reed and consisting
Of 100 acres more or less, suitably
divided into tiIIage, pasture and
woodland. Located on the West fiill
in Chelsea, 3 IL miles from the VIII
Iage, good road, telephone line and
r. F. ID. route.
Farm in good state OF cultivation, pastures
fenced with wire Good set Of buildings,
including silo. Never-f falling spring water
running at house and barn Sugar orchard
of about 800 trees. Plenty Of hard and solt
timber for the place. Young apple orchard
of some 50 trees and plenty of common
fruit
Also about 30 acres of tillage land, with
a fair set Of buildings, adjoining this farm,
and known as the Jabez Luce place.
This property must be sold to settle the
estate. For further particulars inquire Of
H. 0. BlxBY, ADMINISTRATOR,
CHELSEA, VERMONT.
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Farm for Sale.

On branch in Braintree, four miles
from Randolph. known as the Joseph Til
son farm, consisting of about 220 acres OF
land suitably divided into meadow, pas
ture and woodland; never falling running
water at house and barn, near school and
church. viii sell stock, tools and crops
il desired. For further particulars adj
dress, Joseph NJ. Tilson, Randolph, VT,
r. +. u. 2. 2w ae