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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-06-10
STAFFORD

@. f. Kent was in Pompa Tuesday.
John Kent of Bradford is visiting his
brother, q. F. Kent.
Chelsea as petit jurors.
Hiram Fulton is removing the West
house to his own premises.
L. R. Mead of Providence and friend
from Boston are at Mrs. Jeanette Bacon's.
Raleigh A. Morrill, has finished his
course at Orono college, Maine, and is at
home.
Arthur Rogers and family. who recent
" removed to Vershire, have returned to
town.
Mrs. 4. F. Chandler invited number
OF friends Friday afternoon to meet the
Misses Chandler.
Misses Elizabeth and Abbie Chandler
of Wellesley Hills, Mass, are guests at
Mrs. Susan Hyde's.
Mrs. Frank Palmer and Mrs. Joseph
Turner of Wilder visited their brother, j.
R. Hayes, at Mountain View. farm last
week.
Harvey and Gilmore Hawthorne have
been employed in covering the house and
barn at ]. r. Hayes with galvanized
roofing.
A special communication of Temple
lodge, with work upon the Master Ma
sons degree, will be held upon the even
ing of June 10.
1t is expected that the Rev. c. B. At
wood of Underhill will begin his pastor
ate of the Congregational church in this
village about the first of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Martin, Miss
l. NJ. Ordway and Miss E. ]. Ord
way OF Bedford visited ]. R. Hayes last
week and called upon friends in town.
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800 d ~. James <. lowe.

The people Of this community were
rssty shocked and saddened by the
gsrs Of the death Of Gertrude, wife Of
lanes K. Howe, Wednesday, June 2,
1909
Seemingly In the full strength Of ma
ts,s uomanhood, with every prospect Of
q long and happy life, she was stricken
a5gn. little over two weeks before her
Death with yalvular disease Of the heart.
She suffered severely nearly all OF the
time and the doctor gave little encourage
nsut from tive first. She was attended
sv Dr. Fish Of South Rovalton. DR..
MARSHALL Of Chelsea and Dr. Clifford Of
Randolph we're called in consultation.
Everything was done for her that kind
ands and loving hearts could do, but
there was 90 laip for her.
Gertrude was born 10 Noes River.
Canada Soy. %, 1874, and had spent
most Of hsr life there previous to her
rtrsgs, jan /, 1907, 10 James X. Howe
q tds place. She was an energetic,
Christian worker, loved by everyone who
kafF her and always a kind and loving
friend 10 Gill; She was a member OF the
g. 2. church at South Tuubridge, and
hGTae there can never be filed. She
aad been president Of the Ladies' Aid
here since iis organization, always doing
move Than Asr share OF whatever work
vsto b done
She LEFT husband, father and mother,
and two brothers TO mourn her loss. One
brother, Frank Draper, was unable to
come to Der i1neral being in the North
west Territory Eco far away It was impos-
sIbe iof him 10 get here in time. Mr..
and Mrs. Draper arrived here the day be-
Tore she died bat she was too i'll to talk
With them much. Her other brother,
Arthur Draper, came in time to be pres
ent at her funeral.
The funeral, which was in charge oi
L'ne'i Hewitt Of South Royalton, was
aa.1 .rom the NJ. e. church, South Tun-
bridge, her pastor, Rev e. L. NJ. Barnes,
o1igatIn2, assisted by Rev. James Berry
Of lunbrdge The casket was covered
with flowers, tokens OF love from hel
many friends. Arthur Draper, Arthur
FOLSOM and Walter and Sylvester Howe
scitd as bearers. Interment was in the
Button cemetery near the church. Pleas.
nag selections we're rendered by Mrs.
NsIhan Dodge, Miss Page, Arthur Han
.oa and Howard Tucker, with Mrs. L. M
eofwin, orgauist. The church was wei
aIIed with those who came to pay theii
A.t respects to a loved friend.
Iae husband and relatives have th'
sympathy Of all in their unspeakable loss
may many aching hearts be led by the in
aaence Of her life to look for higher anc
loler things, for it may be truly said o
lsf she hath done what she could. "
Those from out OF town were Mr.. ant
an. Draper and Arthur Draper from
noe River, Canada Mr.. and Mrs. War
,sl Palmer from Waitsield; Andrew
Lizzie and Cora Church from Warren
af and Mrs. Abe Jacobs from Corinth
@is. Maba. Emery from Quechee; A. J
wills from Boston and many from Royal
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Eiahtieth 5lrthday ceIeorated.

The home of George w. Flanders in
South Tunbridge presented very festive
appearance Wednesday, June 2, it being
the SOth anniversary OF Mr.. Flanders
birthday, and it was very appropriately
observed. All Of the children living we're
there, also grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
Sixteen sat down to dinner, which con-
sisted of all the coed things that are so
necessary to all festive boards and which
our mothers and the folks OF the earlier
days were so renowned for. There were
two very handsome birthday cakes, one
being a gift from a daughter in Lowell,
the other having been made by his grand
daughter in Worcester, miss of 10 years.
The table was very prettily decorated and
the centerpiece was one huge mound OF
violets and lilies Of the valley.
During the afternoon, many folks
called to congratulate Mr.. Flanders, and
a group picture was taken of all; also
during the afternoon two different groups
OF four generations we're taken and
proved to be very good.
Many gifts were received, also a shower
of birthday cards. All voted it a very
pleasant day and wished Mr.. Flanders
many happy returns.
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w. Alger is working for A. L. Morse
in Bethel.
N. A. Heath is doing some work in
STAFFORD this week.
Mrs. Ann Dantorth from Tunbridge is
visiting at A. P. Reynolds.
H. NJ. Sumner had a visit from his
brother the first OF the week.
c. A. Mosher returned from a business
trip 10 Boston Sunday morning.
Percy Mills is driving Charles Barrett's
team working on the road by the dam.
The Vandevere family from New Jersey
arrived at their summer home last week.
John Sails made his family a visit re-
Gently. He has work in Springfield,
Mass
Mrs. Grace Tifin Of Reene, N. H., was
the guest of Mrs. Mark Drown over Sun
day.
Several Italians arrived in town Mon
day to work for the Sharon Power COM
pany.
Alvsh Clifford and Mrs. C. E. Jones
were in South Royalton one day last
week.
John 9andIey is working on the road
by the dam and boarding at B. C. Rey-
nolds'.
Mary Noyes and sister, Mrs. Charles
Barrett, were in Woodstock last week
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Billings and daugh-
ter and Ed. Patten spent Sunday at
Stephen Billings.
NJ. o. Wood and Mr.. White, civil en-
gineers, we're IN town Sunday and Mr..
Wood again Tuesday.
1 There were three new candidates taken
10 at the Grange meeting last Friday
night. The next meeting is the 18th.
Lee Faneuf's horse that was so badly
/ injured ON a railroad crossing several
weeks ago. was put out OF its misery last
week.
Jennie Green, primary teacher, has
been called away by the illness of a sister
and Mrs. West Freeman is to finish the
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Drown, Mary
Noyes and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barrett
attended the funeral OF Leonard Pratt
Tuesday.
Hazel Flanders of Chelsea came to the
Sharon House Saturday to spend hel
school vacation with her mother who i.
cook there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mosher we're ia
Woodstock Tuesday, also Mr.. and Mrs
@. B. Drown, to attend the funeral o.
Leonard Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Noyes we're called
to Woodstock last Thursday by the seri
Gus illness Of their cousin, Leonard Pratt
who died Sunday afternoon.
There we're no services at the Baptis
church last Sunday. The pastor attend
ed the quarterly meeting at Tunbridge
He will be here the 18th as usual.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Reynolds and littl'
Eber, and sons, Milton and Mark, snS
Mrs. Ann Dauforth started for Spring
feld, VT, in their automobile Tuesday t
visit relatives.
Wells Porter, manager and butte
maker at Sharon creamery, made $50 lbs
. OF butter one day last week, it being tn
largest amount ever made in one dsl
since the creamery was built.
Johnnie Fleming left his horse withou
| hitehing one morning last week ant
went into the station. The horse "a
down the railroad track as far as the riS
er bridge. When it got there, it slowe
up and a man at the power house saw
pass and caught it at the bridge. Yer
little damage was done to the team but
J switch light in the railroad yard wa
. smashed
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coRINTH

Miss Ethel Bates was a guest Of Mrs.
Frank Thompson at East Corinth over
Sunday.
Mrs. Harley Hanson, at White River
Junction.
Mrs. Lucinda Magoon and Mrs. Leila
NJ. Remission attended the F. w. B..
quarterly meeting at Tunbridge last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Foster 1. Sargent are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Rudolph
Eastman. He has closed his passionate at
Wheelock and is to move to Loudon Cen
ter, n. II.
II. Wallace Chalmers, no moved to
Sherman, VT, last October. was in town
last week and purchased the bobbin mill
of d. Clinton Cooke. He is to take inn
mediate possession and expects to move
here this week into the house with his
mother-in-lsw, Mrs. Mary A. Colby.
Mrs. Lucy Durham Carouth, daughter
Of Mrs. James r. Woodcock, died Satur-
day night at IL O'Clock after few hours
illness. DR.. Blodgstt was called early in
the evening and DR.. Locke of Bradford
arrived about fifteen minutes before heT
demise. She had been housekeeper for
the Comstock brothers for several years.
She was the divorced wife of Elmer
Carouth. She leaves three little girls,
mother, one sister, four brothers and
grandmother. The funeral was Tuesday
at D. m. 1t was necessary to have the
burial Immediately and it took place Sun
day at D. m. at the Center beside hei
father, B. Hinckley Durham, and sister
Mary. Rev. Foster 1. Sargent ofticiated
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sHERRURNE

Frank Plumley was in Massachusetts
over Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh O'Niel is visiting in Rut-
land this week.
Mrs. Ed. Bridge of Bridgewater visited
in town last Friday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
David Cameron June 2.
Ed. Currier and A. @. Plumley went to
Plymouth fishing last Thursday.
Miss Bernice Vaughn Of Woodstock is
in the employ OF Miss Lena Doubleday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rounds and Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodspeed visited in CastleJon last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Towne OF
Bridgewater visited at Alton Tupper's
June 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Goodspeed OF
Warren visited her parents last week and
returned home June 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hazelton Of
Bridgewater visited her sister, Mrs.
Frank Hazelton, June 8.
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NORTH TuNsRlpcE

Hardwood flooring, spruce flooring and
sheathing. Castings got out to order,
also plenty Of machine oil for sale. 2w
n. B. Grant.
We have the best line OF tennis shoes
We have ever carried. Call and see them
before buying.
See our line Of mems and boys dress
shirts from acc. to 81, all colors.
We can ill your list for the following
goods:-Groceries OF all kinds and Of the
best quality, salt macl1erel, salmon, sal
mon trout, Goldfish, dried beef, salt pork
and tripe.
Hosiery for the whole family, overaIls,
underwear, neckties, Yankee notions,
fishing tackle, nails, hoes, forks, haying
tools, screen doors and window screens.
II you need a driving harness, call and
see our line.
Our cattle salt has arrived at last.
F. H. Totman.
P. s. Write this in your mem. We
have big stock Of paris green, bug death
and arsenate of lead.
Frank Currier, brother of Mrs. Elmer
Sly, is here from~ Massachusetts for
stay.
Mrs. Charles Corliss of New York city
is guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
d. Corliss.
Elmer Sly, who has been on a few
weeks visit in Massachusetts,, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Freeman are in
Warren, his former home, on a business
trip this week.
Selden Moves, who has been in the asy-
lum at Waterbury for the past three
years, is now stopping with his sister,
Mrs. Caroline Grant.
On account of the rainy day Saturday.
there was a small attendance at the asso-
citation meeting here but on Sunday there
was large and wel-flled house.
News has been received OF the death of
John Whitney, who died at his home in
Nashua, n. H.. last Thursday. He was q
native Of this town, brother of the late
Albert Whitney, and a soldier in the
Civil war. Interment was made in the
cemetery At Nashua by the side of his
wife.
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pIrrsEIELp

E. A. Lamb was in Rochester Saturday.
Mrs. @. F. Knapp visited in Rochester
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rorison we're in
Sherburne Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs L. E. Lamb were IN
Stockbridge last week.
Clifford Knapp was at home from
CIaremont, n. H., over Sunday.
Mrs. Saltery came from Boston last
week to spend the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Wilson OF Port
Henry, N. ", are the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. z. II. Averill.
The Ladies' Benevolent society viii
hold a social with Mrs. E. d. Rogers
Wednesday afternoon, June 10. All are
cordially invited.
Ladies' hair work. Mrs. ID. ID. Bean
564 Washington st., Boston. Mass.
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AThrilIina Rescue.

Ha" Bert r. Lean, Of Cheny, Wash,
was saved from a frightful death is a
Story 20 thrill the world. "a hard cold, ?"
ls writes, brought on a desperate lung
1ou1le chat haiiled an expert doctor
gs'7' Then paid $40 to Sl5 visit to a
Lung 'paeialist in Spokane, who did not
Ls.P me. Then 1 went to California, but
W ". Il9at benefit At last / used DR..
Nn2 New Discovery. which completely
yl'aa me and now I am as we'll as ever. F"
80, lung Trouble, Bronchitis. Coughs
s e1l Colds, Asthma, Group and Whooping
cough tt is supreme. Soc. and s1.00.
''.st bottle free Guaranteed.
H. A, Leonard, Randolph.
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SOUTH TuNsRIpcE

G. W. Flanders is having an addition
built on his barn, Scott Rand and John
Coy doing the work.
1t was with sorrow that the friends and
neighbors learned OF the death Of Mrs.
James Howe last week Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. Howe has the sympathy OF
all in his great loss.
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saoAp BROOK

Austin Howard of West Hartford was
at N. d. Howland's Friday.
Fred Rowland and family were at
Bethel recently to visit relatives.
Mrs. Lee Holt spent tie first of the
week with her parents at Bridgewater.
d. G. Stoughton of South Rovalton was
at E. D. Burke's recently doing mason
work.
Mrs. Wells Porter of Sharon visited her
parents Thursday and Friday at Maple
wood farm.
Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Porter of Tun-
bridge recently visited their brother, h.
g. Whitney.
Prof. Hugh Greene and family OF Far
Rockaway, N. Y, arrived Friday to
spend the summer at their summer home
here.
Hilltop cemetery has been much i'm.
proved the past week by having the
brush cut and burned at the expense Of
the town.
Mrs. Carrie Davis left Saturday fol
Maiden, Mass. to visit her daughter,
Mrs. S. Harry Ferris, and also to attend
the wedding of her son, Leroy H. Davis
which occurred Tuesday, the 9th.
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THINK THIS OVER.

We offer your money back if you use a
large bottle of Rexall "o5" Hair Tonic
and are not satisfied with what it does for
you. We do this because it seldom fails
to effect a complete cure of dandruff, scalp
irritation and falling hair. Can you ask
better argument why you should try it?
Two sizes, soc. and sI.oo.
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.NoRrH RoYALToN

Mrs. Ziba Paige is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward Field, in Northtield.
Mrs. Joel Whitney and Miss Bessie
Lewis were guests at Cedarhurst last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Campbell OF
Rochester we're recent guests at Frank
Brooks,
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.yrwS IN TOWNS ABOUT
TUNsRlDGE


t- .ae many kindnesses. both in
islas. s.rf shown me ia the recent
800 burial OF my wiiei to the sing
ll'' .g.s. eaa contributed flowers and
~. ...f ...ra.d and symrathy.
z a' James X. Howe.
49,. ca.a ciIey IS assisting Mrs. Eva
T1sEg-
rsbo1a s.s.t
W. pssma Culsy g d Chelsea work
Il, f7-a feF EarEs.
Nj. Kate Jrdeay was taken quite III
III mauH sunday.
\, and Mrs Hayward Of Randolph
-.,s fa town Monday,
Elmer Howe is taking his brothers.
.loss ou tag nail route,
s,rs,sl from here attended the athletic
.,,t. o. Woodstock saturday.
NJ, and Mrs. Lincoln Cilley went to
g'..elrr che frst Of the week.
u.s Amv Eallou is working for the
-Trs. ilr Mrs. Lincoln Cilley.
yri, Whitney went to Nashua last
r.s 10 see bis brother, who is i'll.
ar HAYWARD and BENZ. Tucker at
,,gss5 court at Chelsea last week.
Charles Grey has hired n tenement and
-sgs8 BIT. family into the Noyes house.
The ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Inn morrill, next Wednesday, June 16.
MHy.ted.
Miss Lizzie Gilley Is having a vacation
,,5 has gone 20 randolph Center to at
ieo5 the graduating exercises.
Friends Of John whitney received word
,lbis death last Thursday at Nashua,
,aera long and painful illness. The
bssml was held Monday.
News has been received from Mr.. Pres
vH who lived here last year, OF this
s.sib Of bis eldest son with pneumonil
and the serious illness Of another.
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Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch, hives,
herpes, scabies-Doan's Ointment. At
any drug store.
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aAYsvILlE

we are still selling shoes; have you got
your pair yet II not, better come in
al.er them now also a good line Of dress
SUI. cases, underwear, dress shirts, shirt
waists Dutch collars, hosiery.
specials Tor Saturday p cans corn.
loe. cans tomatoes, 19c.; lib. glass
cans dried beef, 21c. A glass dish free
~ith every la-lb. Royal Lion teas. All
Wnite shirt waists 25c. off regular price.
q. s. HodQkins
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
Seven Years of Roosevelt.

The national administration which
closes to. day, after lie OF seven year
and six months, will occupy large
place in the history Of the country.
What were the most notable ne hipve-
nents Of his administration? The Pan.
anna Canal is not yet finished, but the
purchase of the rights Of the Frerch
q mpany, the recognition OF the new re-
public OF Panama, the adoption Of the
plans for the canal are the rapid prose
cutiun Of the work, ard all due, says
the Youths c, mpauiur, 10 III" PresI
dents purpose to make the canal an
American enterprise.
The government support Of vast irri-
CATION works dates from Mr.. Rnosevelt's
indurst mept OF the plan of retaining
the arid lands of the Vest tor the benz
fit Of homestead seekers. Legislation
against aduteratiou Of food and for
such regulation Of railroad rates as will
prevent unfair di elimination against
shippers las also been secured through
his urging. Steps Lave hren taken TO-
ward the conservation Of the national
resources. the heitermnnt OF the cOnoi.
tiubs of country life, and the improve
ment OF the waterways; and the great
"aHer oil the presidency VAS PXrrted 10
calcuIable damage t 10 tGe c TsH "o'"s '"-
The inner history of the peace OF
Portsmouth, has not been written, but
Mr.. Roosevelt was tue moving power
which appeared in public, and be has
received credit for ending tho war be-
tween Russia ard Japan. He has i'm
proved the rela with South America
and has rehabiitatcd Cuba after the
failure of its first experiment with free
dom. besides engaging in many other
emit rprise over which controversy still
RACES.
Mr.. Roosevelt is the first Vice.P resi,
dent TO be elected to the presidency az
ter succeeding to that Office through the
deeth of the President. Arthur and
Job son and Fillmore and Tyler retired
to private life at the expiration of their
terms without even the honor of nomiu-
alton for reelection. Mr.. Roosevelt not
only was elected to the presidency after
being chosen Vice. President, but was
urgently advc Gated AS candidate for a
second elective term by many of his
party.
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
BETHEL

The Township board met at Rocky
Mound schoolhouse last Saturday.
There was also meeting of the citizens
to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of dividing
the township into four road districts.
C. L. Livingston was appointed road
overseer for the south end. We failed
to learn tho name OF the overseer for
the north eud.
The eighteen month old daughter of
OF C. A. cline died Monday night and
was buried Wednesday at the Waters
graveyard. Mrs. l.. X. Brouse sister
OF Mrs. cline came from Pittsburg to
attend the funeral.
The last few days of fine weather
have brought out the merry pillow boy.
We hear that Edd Wardlow and
John Lawless have put 10 phones this
week.
CoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. cline
last Tuesday girl.
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
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The Jasper news., 1909-03-04
DIAMOND

Mr.. oroues went to Alba Wednesday.
caud York went to make his home
with Fred Pugh..
Several OF the Diamond folks attend
ed Mr.. Locer's sale the other day,
cora crone is home on visit.
Mrs. Theo. Mitchell is on the sick
list.
VIM. Wood and brother were seen
driving south the other day.
Pinkney Workman is blowing now.
Several of the boys OF Diamond school
have quit on account OF farming!
The Jasper news., 1909-03-04

eut | y marty thousand majority.
MIR. Colley had practically spent his
life in the schools # JASPER county.
He had devoJea ,--,ealf TO the cause Of
education with an industry and deter
minatiou that won the &C miration Of all
acquaintance and articularly the lead
ers in educational circles Of the county.
HIS administration of the affairs Of the
rural and village schools has cen ex-
ceedingIy popular, forceful and effect
i've. This has been largely due to the
intelligence that comes from personal