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HERALD AND NEWS, FEBRUARY I. 1900.
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HAUL WHITE RIVER BA1IK.
Botnoi, vt.
SAVINGS - DEPARTMENT.
ani Interest Guaranteed.
W, B. C. S TICKNEY, Pres. A. A. BROOKS. VicePres, . A. DAVIS, Cash
Principal
(iaysvllle.
Otle Abbott it vlnitlng in Koyalton
Mra. Lewi Wood I slowly improving.
Geo. tiawlna lest bome from Brookfleld
for few days.
Andrew Harrington tod wife were in
Plockbridgerjuaday.
I Mias Jessie Hoalding spent Saturday and
ban day in Rochester.
Charles Ixwell and Wilfred Hassan)
were in Betbel daturday.
Matthew Uordon of Barre and lad
spent Hunday at P. M. Nye's.
Mrs. Bert Battle of 'Lympus spent s
day st P. M. Nye'a last week.
Miss Jennie Oootey of Barnard is spend
ing a few days at Harris waters'.
Ed. Oiughlin of Uranville hag moved
into Mm. 3. i. Brown's tenement.
Kalph Durkee of Lakeport, N. H., is vis
iting friends and relatives in town.
Oilman Sawins died Monday morning
about ti o'clock at the age of H2 years.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Twitcheli died last week Wednesday.
The M. K. choir rehearsal will be with
Mrs. Clara Ballard Saturday evening.
Key. Mr. I'arounagiaD of PiltnHeld will
preach at the M. K. church next Hunday ai
2 p. in.
Mrs. IMliiy Heed and daughter of Pitts
field sH-nl a coaple of days at Will Kjcd't
lat net k.
I.. M.i'ike, who was called home last
tria l by the illness of bis father, returned
to llrooklluld this week.
Owing to the inclemency of the weatbe
laht weik Dun. McCollnm did not go to
Woodstock, but will wait until a more fa
voratile tune.
The work on the bridge near Ralph
Knowlton's is progressing very slowly
on account of the weather and ice, but It
la thought that it will be completed this
week.
Bridge street bas greatly improved in
appearance the past wee a hy the remova
of several unsightly lumber wagona and
carls from the highway and front yards.
May I lie good work continue.
At the fourth quarterly conference held
at the M. Iv parsonage Jan. W the follow"
ing otllw M were elected : .Stewarda, (). J
Kicbardaou, Amos Leavitt, Arthur I.eavltt,
Jane Wilson, Mrs. Arthur Ballard, Mrs.
Hiram Dean, Mrs. Arietta Packard, Mrs.
Bert Bnulwell, Mrs. Kdon Hnlbrook,
John Morse, C. H. Noble, Mrs. C. K Nohle,
wire. jHTiiet t nam Deri In: committees
M isiions, S. C. iiarrington, C. E. Noble,
Airs. Hiriin uesn: church extension, (J. J.
Kiehardaon, Alba Dart, John Morse, Jane
Wilson; Huiidsvschool.Mrs. Amos Leavitt,
. t,. ioi)ie, Mrs. Meckwltb, Mrs. a. C.
Iiarrington; tracts, Arthur Leavitt, Al
bert Hill, Mrs. Arthur Ballard; temper
ance, H. C. Iiarrington, Albert Hill, Mrs.
John Buttles; education, l.ula Chambcrlin,
Nora Culler, Arthur Leavitt; freed in an 'a
aid, Amos l.eav.tl, Alba Dart, Arietta
Packard, Mr. W. U. Whittaker; cburcb
records, (). J. Hickardson; parsonage and
furniture, O. J. Kicbardson, Arietta
Packard, Mrs. H C. Harrington; church
muslo for (liyavilln, Clinton Luce, Mrs.
Arthur Ballard; for Bulbil 'Lympus, C. K.
Noble, Mrs. Myron Wbittaker; finance, C.
E. Noble, J. H. Beokwitn, Arthur Leavitt,
Mrs. Arthur Ballard; district steward, ().
J. Kichardaon; reoirding steward, Clara
Ballard. Toe vote was unanimous for
the return of the pastor, ltev. W. K. Uill.
Is it a burn? Mae Dr. Thomas' EcIhc
trie Oil. A cut Use Dr. Thomas' Ec
rectrlo OH. At your druggist's.
MtlM'kOriUKC.
B. W. Clsrk Is slowly improving.
Nelson Orant was In Woodstock recently.
jr. l,. m. ureeneof Betbrl was in town
i ueaaay.
Austin Lamb was In Rochester a day
liraiutree.
Remember the experimental lecture on
tbeX-Rayat Randolph Friday evening,
Feb. 2.
Charlie Smith started for Cuba last
Thursday.
Oeorge Cahee was in Rochester on busi-
ness last week.
R. J. Flint of Betbel was In town on in
su ranee buslnesa recently.
Charles Campbell Is home from bis
work in Betbel fur a few days.
Albert Huntly of Uranville visited at
George Prentice's lastHunday.
Frank Pettie of Brandon was at F. C.
Batcbellor's on business last week.
Paul Wagner got hurt quite severely
while falling a tree last vreek Wednesday.
Maud Cleveland of Randolph was a
guest of Miss Eigive Pratt last Thursday.
Mrs. Eugene Oaha and children went to
Boston Monday. Mr. Osba bas employ
ment there.
Edith Campbell went hack to Windsor
last Saturday, after visiting her parents
several days.
The entertainment and dance at the
hall last week drew a large crowd and
f 11 it) was cleared for the library.
8. R. Batcbcllor was quite severely in
jured recently by a barn door being blown
jit us ninges ana Knocking him down.
Dana Battles, accompanied by his broth
er, Densmore, went to Burlington Mon
day to consult a specialist about bis blind
ness. Mrs. L. E. (Jay came hack frem Royal -toi,
Monday with her husband. They are
to live In the house near the blacksmith
shop. .
J. eon Flint left bis gray horse unhitch
ed at the store last Saturday and it started
and ran borne, a distance of three miles.
No damage was done.
There will be a social dance at the hall
Wedne-day evening, heb. 7th. Musio by
Kandnlpb orchestra, three pieces. Every
body Invited. Ladles requested to brine-
lunch.
i Wednesday of last week, Thomas Moore
and John O'Brien, formerly employed in
the tannerj,got on a lively jag and before
getting off went into thi tenement of
Chas. Cutler, with w hom O'Brien boarded,
and appropriated two overcoats and a pair
of pa 11 1 s. The family was absent at the
the time but the act was noticed by otber
oarties and Tbursdav iiu nuuB a warran
nas placed in the bards of Deputy Suer.ff
; A. L. laay, wno round moo re in toe vil
lage and O'Brien on Wbltouib bill in
Block bridge. Toe overcoats were in the
possession of the men when arrested
They were brought before Justice Adam
and were sentenced to a tine of 5 eacb
witb alternative sentences in the bouse
of correction. Not being ante to pay tbe
hues and coxts bolb were taken to Rut
laud, wbere O'Brien will remain 49 days
and Moore 4J.
E. N. Qtierln and F. L. Pippin have tak
en a lease for five years of tbe Betbel anoe
shop sod will use it fur a tannery. Tbe
"Cnrome process" will probably be used
and no hark, but II Is stated that air.
Querln will provide a market for all bark
that is brought to bloi. It Is not expected
Pea- that a large business will be done at first
but it Is understood '.bat at tbe close ol
tbe first year about 75 bands will be em
Bethel Local Intelligence.
Fob Balk: Two No. S United States
cream aeparators. One bas been ased two
years, tbe otber not so long. Will sell
cheap. 2 F. A. Mayo, Koyalton, Vt.
C. E. Pippin went to Bpringfield Satur
day. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Flower Friday.
A daughter was b rn to Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Davis Jan. 24tb. -
Dr. L. M. Greene bas been appointed
gusrdian of Eugenia Kenney.
A son was born to Mr. and Mra. Arthur
Wight Tbursdsy of last week.
Mrs. Lewis Tatro is spending this week
with her sister at Randolph Ceoire.
It is reported that 8. M. Heath is Suing i
bimself fur a position in tbelannery.
jura. Minnie mor oi ttarra was tbe
guest of ber brother, Ira Wheal, last week.
Mrs. Clara Hunt and aon of Hartford
were guests last week of ber niece, Mrs.
W. M. Chase.
Fred Townsend is at boms from
body, Mass., wbere be bas been working
in a tannery.
B. C. Rotters was In New York last ployed. The BrJi bad advantageous
week . n business connected with hismin- I offers from otber localities and Dr. R. M
ins ventures. 1 Chase went around for a tew hours last
Mrs. Qeorse Johnson of Straffjrd bss I
been tbe guest tbe past week of Mrs. F.
N. Chapman.
H.E.Grant la laid up with a foot in
jured by stepping on a rusty nail near tbe
tannery ruins.
E. H. F.rigerton of Rochester bas opened
a law ortlce In tbe second story of tbe
Cusbing block.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson of Windsor
are staying with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Jackson.
Tbe next affair in the public entertain
ment series will be a concert February 3d
by tbe Stevenson quartet, assisted bv
Addie Chase Smith, reader.
Clark Jillson, who bas been working on
tbe Rochester rosd, bas gone to Montpel
ii r wbere be bas taken a position as tire
man on the Modtpelier and Wells River
H. R.
Samuel Kurtz of Philadelphia, secretary
of the Tanners' Mutual Insurance com-
panv, was in town last week to settle the
loss of tbe owners of tbe tannery leal
estate.
1 week to see wbat inducements Betbel
people would bold out. Betbel citizens
have been pretty well milked in the pan
to beip tbe town in ibis manner but ihe
doctor found no trouble in raising f 1,000,
wblcb a as satisfactory to Ouerin and
Pippin. Tbe firm may decide lo use w hat
is known as tbe "Vacuum proceas," but in
no event will bare be used.
O. H. Apple ton, Justice of peace, Clarks
burg, N. J., says, "De Witt's Little Early
Kisers sre the best puis made furconstipa
tion. We use i.o others.'' Quickly cure
all liver and bowel troubles. M. J. Sar
gent A Son, So. Royalton.
Phelps Jfc Harrison are sending tbe bides
taken from the vats to Wilmington, Mass.,
w here they have eneaged a tannery for
tbe purpose of finishing tbe tanning of
these bides.
Mark N. 1-awrcnoe was in Bethel a
laat week.
day
at R. W.
to
Jack Milesol Rochester was
Lawrence's recently.
.Nelson Orant bad (be misfortune
lose a horse last week.
Fred Jewett and wife of Rochester were
at Austin Lamb's Thursday.
Ed. Latterell and family of Bethel re
cently vlBited at Kl.Patnode'a.
Mrs. Hararood Kggleslon closed a very
successful term of school in tbe Hannev
district Friday. '
Mra. E. W. Clark bas five pullets batch
ed tbe last of May which, from the 11th of
October to the 211 h of January, bave laid
M doun and nine egga. She would like
to bear from tbe one who beats.
A frightful llliin.lrr
Will often cauae s horrible Burn, Hcsld.
,, ?r.1Hrul"- Bucklen'a Arnica Halve
will kill the pain and promptly beat it
tut,. r-ter, lie,.. Bona, Corns
and all kin eruption. Best Pile core on
"I'V-i ".'y bo- , ure gusrsnteed.
HtX' at'""t"'t'' "
A Night or Terror.
"Awful anxiety was felt for the widow
of the brsve General Burnbsm of Manil
las, Me., when the doctors said she wouid
die from Pneumonia before morning,"
writes Mrs. 8. H. Lincoln, who attended
her that fearful night, "but she bepged for
Dr. King's New Discovery, which had
more than once saved ber life, and cured
her of Consumption. After takinir. she
slept all night. Further use entirely
cured ber." This marvellous medicine Is
guaranteed to cure ail Throat, Chest and
L'Jng diseases. Only 50c. and fl 00
1 rial bottles free at Drew A Leonard's
drug store at Randolph, Vt.
kast lint i n tree.
Remember the experimental lecture on
tne A-Kay at Randolph, Friday evening
Feb. 2. . , "
Tom Adams of Randnlnh Center la nrnrs-
ing lor neri raroswortb.
Thomas Spooner of Barre recently snent
ion,uuys hi j. lj. L.aport S.
Rev. and Mrs. Sturtevsnt visited last
week at nev. Aberciombte's.
Mr. and Mrs. John Udall of Randoln
spent Sunday at E. F. Martin's.
M. K. Flint bas so far recovered from
nia injury as to be able to work again
Mrs. Harry Ferguson returned from ber
inn in Worcester the Orst of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crain. who
Noribtleld, spentSunday witb his parents
At tsthan of Randnlnh visited las
week at E. F. Martin's and 8. A. Hutchm
sous.
Rev. E. W. Sturtevsnt preached at the
special meetings at Brook Held Center last
week.
oirs. u. o. irain, wno nas been In poor
uoBitu ,or m ujiuiwr oi montns, is more
comionaoie at mis writing.
Oscar Colburn, who has been In Boston
ior some ti no, is at E. F. Martin's and Is
expecting to rem tin lor the present.
Born, In Berkley, Msas., Dec. 22, 1899, a
.4 ...... t. . . j . . . 7.
u,uiruu,,,nu airs. A. e. Haflsett
mra. tiasselt will be remembered as Jane
Howard.
Miss Kate Mahuron of Waltafleld, who
ic.uucn mrncuooi in uisi. iho. H, was call
ed suddenly borne by the severe Illness of
her father, who, it was feared, would not
recover.
in
A Card.
We, the undersigned, dn hmhi
to refund tbe money on a 50c. bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails
:u your cougo or cold, we also guar
antee a 25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory
ti. u. Allen, Randolph.
W. F. Hlood, Handolph.
J. W. Fargo, Randolph Center.
J. W. Parmenter, Brook fleld.
F. C. Batcbeilor, West Braintree.
E. I. Clatlin, Braintree.
W. H. Hprague, EaBt Brookfleld.
H. W. Clark, No. Randolph.
A. O. Osgood, East Randolph.
E. J. Prince, Hout h Randolph.
GOINQ TO BUILD?
Or tlx up your old Imiklings ?
If so, do not use common t.,rre, paper fiyr ,
Purpose. Il will K.n dry out and U-oime lifeless.
1m Ittper. It is odorss, dean, and
economical, and although U.inncrthan Urred paper
his greater strcn-tli, toughness, and ,
wearing qualities. J
For outilc covering use rjonnrt
lUd Iiope Fabric. It Ls a sj lcndid '
uhstitute for singles and clai-Wds.
and doc. not c,l nearly as much.
For repairing old buildings, leaky
roofs, f nuking warm hot-Led,,
preen houses, sheds, barns, henhouses,
etc., Arponint Fabric does the
business. Absolutely wateq.ro. ,f. ind-
proof, and froit-proof.
ta fall information and - irlss
rr'y
TUPPER & GRAHAM
BETHEL, VT.
Hardware, Stoves, and Tinware.
There sre unclaimed letters at the Beth
el postolfice addressed to Mr. J. F. Brom
ley, Mr. Walter B. Hennigan, Mr. J. B.
Martin, Mr. W. M. Nichols, Dr. J. E.
Prescott, Mr. John Sharp.
At tbe public wblat party Friday even
ing for tm benefit of tbe library, elirht
tablea were tilled despite tbe inclement
weather. Miss May Savage took the first
prize for women witb a scire of flftv-ttve
uo nuroi i moore toe ursi ior men witb
a score of forty-three.
In order to sustain an elect rlo light
plant in Hethel the Bethel Electric. Light
and Power Co. bas decided to make a
slight raise in rates on the 1st of February.
The advance is graded on tbe number of
lights used una probably amount on an
average to a raise of 30 per cent.
" Frank R. Johnson has Just completed
i lie iiibiniiaiion oi a new steel grinder at
Bethel Mills. C. D. Cusbing bas been
making extensive repairs on this property
and expects in tbe future to build up tbe
rear portion so mac toe grinning depart
merit will be on the same level with the
o:nce.
Rev. 8. A. Parker was In Whitin? Hnn
usy wnere ne preached tbe funeral ser
mon ovtr au old friend, Mrs. J. Fuller
Brown, who died at tbe age of ninety
three years. Eleven years ago Mr. Parker
preached at Mr. Brown's funeral. Tbe
couple lived together as husband and wife
lor sixty-two years.
T he Rochester Dramatio club plaved to
a good audience in tbe town ball Thar
day evening, presenting the farce.
rreeaing a Mother In-Law," and the
war drama, "Our Jim." In both pieces
the parts were well taken. Tbe tragic
scenes in -irar jim- were presented with
a reality that brought tears to tbe eye of
many.
Last Thursday beina- the fiftieth birth.
cay oi ueorge Ira Wheat, a number of bis
irienos gathered at bis borne in the even
ing to beln him celebrate tbe nccaainn
and upon their deoarture left substantia
tokens of their presence in the shape of
K'joos anu money, tne presentation re
marks were made by Fred Hackett and
responded to by Mr. Wheat. The town
represented were Barre, Btockbridite.
Bethel, Royalton and Barnard. There was
peaking, instrumental and vocal musio
air. inu mra. u. M. 1 upper save a verv
uv;iiiiii kdhi pan? oaiuraav even nr
at their residence on River street. Fifty
six guests arranged themselvea around
lourteen tables In Mr. Tupper s com mod I.
ou nome and were entertained In tbe
ro.vai style ior wblcb Mr. and Mrs. Tup.
per are well known. Tbe first prizes were
tskenby Fred U. Cox and Miss Mam
Stearns, who for twenty-two straight
bands maintained their position at tbe
neao taoie.
A recent issue of tbe London Lancet
contains an account of the miraculous re
covery oi a soldier In tbe South African
campaign. A bullet entered the aide of
bla skull, passed to tbe rear of the temple,
penetrated diagonally downwards inn
emerged from tbe opposite cheek. Tbe
cnaiices sgsinst sucn a wound not prov
Ing fatal are millions to one. but he re
covered. This calls to mind a similar case
in oeinei, tne late Lorenzo M. Atwood
wbo was wounded In a like msnner dur
ing the Civil war and lived for over thin
year thereafter.
A citizens' meet inu was held Wadnari
evening of last week to consider plana in
regard to Inducing Phelps Harrison to
remain In Betbel. Mr. Harrison was
present add stated that tbe tirra waa so
busy now in takins' care of tha hi rlo. ....
ed from the fli-e that no settlement could
oe maae oi tneir plana lor the future. The
firm la well pleased witb the location at
Betbel and would probably continue
business here If satisfactory inducements
were beld forth. C. D. Cusbing, W. J.
Brooks and J. A. Graham were appointed
committee to canvas the situation.
Town Clerk William R Arlam
bia ixty-flfth birthday the 2.5th and the
ay naturally called to bis mind memories
t former dsys. Mr. Adams waa born anri
bas always lived in town and has been In
timately connected with tha 1
Bethel ever aince reaching manhood. He
was elected town clerk In Inks nri t,..
continually beld the office since with the
exception of two yeara and bas been Jus
tice) of the peace tor about twenty-five
year. He was for thirty year a member
I tbe Betbel band. He antedates b far
ny mac now in bnalneaa in fithi .nrf i-
fact of tbe inhabitants of Betbel village
lurlDg his youth, onl two ara nn
n B-tbel, Mr. Rodney Bbedd and Augas-
Last fall one Chaa. H frrf hi .
double-barrel shot gun of Tupper A Gra
ham for a few day. Tbe man soon dis-
ppearea ana so did tbe eun. On Inquiry
t waa learned that tha nni m.n k.
longed to a family of good atanding at
Montpelier, but waa cutlinv tin nn an
over tbe country wherever be went. He
" traced from Bethel to Sharon where
he left financial mourners Ha t hn
to Hanover and rtayed nntil tbe clim.i.
waa too hot for him and then went to !
Woodsvllle, where he was arrested fori
passing worthless checks. Tha nam.. .
tbe gun learned that there was a gun at
Hanover left by Lord and last week J. A
Graham of the Arm went to Hanover and
returned with the lost article.
Obituary.
Mrs. Henrietta Whitney Bliss died at
ber borne in Royalton the 2Stb, aged 77
years, 1 month, six days. She bad been
I In poor bealtb for some months, but was
about until she suffered a stroke of apo
plexy on Jan. J.l, front which she never
rallied, remaining practically unconscious
till death ensued. Her sons were both in
town w hen she w as stricken and remained
with ber to the last.
Mrs. Bliss was tbe daughter of Aaron
and Betsey Whitney of Tunbridge, Vt.
In June, is 1 1, aim was united in marriage
to Charles Allium bliss of Royalton and
witb hi in dwelt on the Bliss homestead in
Rovallon more than tifly years, until hi
decease i wo years ago. joree sons were
there born to them, two of wbom survive
ber. She was the last but one of a family
oi nine cuuaien and wasooeoi the oldes
sno mom respected of a generation now
in Royalton fast passing away. She waa
greatly devoted to ber busband and fa ml
ly and spared no pains nor labor in their
uenau.
Toe funeral was held at tbe bouse tbe
31-t, the services being conducted by Rev
Wilmond Warner of Betbel.
m I V .at.. II ria hi i a I . J - "X.
Successful grocers know full well
That Ivory Soap is best to sell
Because 'tis best to use, and so
Their traJe, well satisfied, will grow.
They cannot be induced to buy
The other soaps, which people ' try
Just once" to find them wanting; then
Insist on Ivory Soap aain.
A WORD OF WARNING There ara many white soap, each represented to t " Juit u
as tha - Ivory '; " they awe NuT. but like all counterfeits. U k tha peculiar anj remnkibw 1llXJ
of the genuine. Akk for " lory " Sup an J insl upon getting It
curvatOMT m av tm eaocTiff a aju Co. cmciaTt
Lewis Dennis, Salem, lnd., says, "Kodol
uysjiepsia cure did me more good than
anything 1 ever took." It divests wbat
you eal and can not help but cure dyspep
sia and stomach troubles. O. R. Hood
son, Chelsea.
r.HBl lielllel.
Mrs. J. H. Buck 1 improving (lowly.
A. A. Htorrs is boarding at Mra. Wills',
Harry Waits is boarding at Mr. Stoddard's.
Geo. Osgood of Kast Randolph was in
mis piace oaiuraay.
riyivester Bpooner and bride aro at tbe
ai. Al. epooner borne.
It is reported tbst C. E. Chadwiek has
sold bis bouse in Randolph.
MissC. B. Waymoutb spent Saturday
uu ouuunj hi, nanuoipa venter.
Charles Smith of Somerville. Msss.. waa
in town last week to buy horses.
Tbe funeral of Mis Beatrice Pal ne waa
attended from ber home Thursday.
Dr. Gitford and wife of Rindolph were
at his father's, Jobn Clifford's, Sunday.
Miss Abbie Fowler entertained some of
Her school friend Saturday and Sunday.
Miss H. C. Whitney bas none to Provl.
dence, R. I., to spend tbe rust of tbe win
ter.
Mrs. Lyman Rix visited her
Mr. and Mrs. Dupuis, in Randolph last
week.
Luther Wheeler of Montnelier draw a
load of basket stock to Geo. Harlow last
wees.
It is reported that Leslie Dav and iclfa
of Hartford bave come to run tbe notel for
awniie.
Miss Alice Wbitnev Is at ho ma. aa lh.
novation acaaemy is closed on account of
measles.
At tbe wblst nartvatGeo. Wilt.' Mi..
Carrie Paine scored plus and Geo. Will
minus in.
Henry Osgood of South Rovilton. who
f v .ua ... Mill flMl.IUDO COm
pany, was In town Friday on business.
Annia Whitney Is at home from South
Royalton Hla-h school this vir n..
school being closed on account of measles.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bennett of Tun
bridge were in this village Wednesday to
itcuu iuu irigig meetiuir. Dul were a lit.
tie. "nreviiiiia "
A Fine Residence Completed.
One of tbe finest reairiennaa atrae h.,m i.
Vermont waa completed recently. The
owner, a man oi means whn intanrf.
have everything-connected with it atvnm
right, purchased hia wall nanae
... .i.iiuiiuiuiidhi nive carpet
Store in Burlington. Anyone wbo baa a
room or house to furnish does well to con-
umoem ano a postal card mailed to Ly-
..' mve carpet Dept..
urlington. Vt.. will brinir hank . '
logue of this well-known atnna mil a f.
ticket to Burlington and return.
Hethel tolexd.
M. W. Edson and Charlaa r.n h...
bought of Alonzo Emery hia flve-year-old
filly.
The bi-monthlv enmmnninn ...i m
be beld at the cburcb next Sunday at 2-30
Rev. F. O. Rainey will officiate.
There will be a sociable at Calvin Brews
r a Friday evening. Each laria u in
ry a block of wood two by four and four
uv-uci iwuii, iuu ncn a7(ni lman ka
mA aa wA , as aUHUJ
tUBi uu ICU UI1IB,
Tka .
iwuiuK ciqd win bold fu nxt
maotiDiT witb Crri Ti(rirrt Tuesday
.fan nff b.h fill. TL. . J
. VL Z- "iuo is composed
of the tpworth League and young people
of the place and will meet every Wher
.tHimlle.
Miss Florence Kendall went to Boston
Thursday on a visit.
Miss Nellie Carrier returned to ber
home In Rochester Sunday.
MissEdns Seaman returped from ber
work in Cornwall last week.
Robert Marsh of Rochester commenced
work on tbe lauding Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Carrier bas commenced
work for Mr. Joseph Gsguon.
The school tsugbt by Pearl Dunham
on Went hill closed last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Spooner sre tbe
guest of her father, Mr. Gilman Spooner.
Bailey ft Allen, Handolph, and A. R.
Hood ft Son, Chelsea, guarantee every
b. il tie of Chamberlain's Cnuih Hemedv
and will refund the money to anyone wbo
a qui sain. nea aner using two-thirds of
the contents. This is tbe best remedv In
the world for la grippe, coughs, colds,
croup and wbooping couitb and is cuss-
ant and ssfe to take, it Drevents anv
tendency of a cold to result in pm umnnia.
s in !
Uoibirt
KhsI l.rHllville
Kd. Holmes of Worcester
over Suudsy.
Mrs. Walter Gusba visited in
last Thursday.
Stephen Butterfleld of Roxbury vlaisf
hia brother, George, last Wednesday.
Misa Minnie Tierney visited Mis Haj
Ion in Roxbury a few days recently.
Mrs. Howe and little daughter of Bai
bury visited at Mrs. Guaua's Taeadti.
Twenty-two attended the social u
dance at Braintree Wednesday eveniai
Lewi Dunham drew the cake with raj
Mr. Daviaof SU Albans was la ti
last week.
L. T. Travla, agent Southern R. B., b
lina, Us., rites, "I can not say too mui
In praise of One M inute Count) Lure. Il
my case it worked like a charm." ?t
only harmless remedy that gives immol
ate results. Cure coughs, colds, crust,
bronchitis and all throat and Isu
troubles. E. 1. Clatlin East Braintree: 7
W. Parmenter, Brookfleld.
Boils and Pimples
Give Warning.
AN UNFAILING SIGN THAT
anoe isnoetlexl. tine doe not ask ?s
Nil IRF l fiPPFil Nri he'P untU U U "nptwsibl. to get alou witboajt
HrtlUIIL 10 MriLeHLIIlU it. Holla and pimple ar an indication that
tllM ai'tttMlla iu as, w.... i.. .Iie4
rim Hrl P must be gotten rid of ; tliey are an urgent appeal for aasisUno
IUU IILLI t warning that can not mif.-ly be ignored.
To na'leet to mirifv tlia l.l.wl . eki.
time mnan more than the annoyance of painful Ixnls and
uu.n.K,.,jr pimpie. ii mese iinpuritu- are allowed to
renimn, the iyKtera atiocuinba to any ordinary illnewa, and la
"uiiswim i no many ailment which
prevalent during spring and summer.
airs. Gentile, 2lMJt Second
ays : I waa afflicted for
ara o
Avenue). Seattle. Wash .
long time with piinplea, which
wareyery annoying, as they distiirured mv face fearfully.
After using many other rmedie in vain. S S. S. promptly
. . umunni ,j onKxi, ana Dow i rejoice la
a good complexion, which I never had before."
Cant. W. H Dunlan. of tha A fl S
- .emu., wnbm;
Several boil and carbuncle broke out upon me, catism
gret pain and annoyance. My blood seemed to be
a riotoua condition, and nothing I took aeemed
any good. Six bottle of 8 8. 8. cured me rwrf letear
and my blood haa been perfectly pure ajver ginoe.
S. S. 8. FOR THE BLOOD
ill tha ht. Mw1 Mnwasl.. . la 1. 1. javraftHk
ri,il ' -Ly Tu' JS ,"'"'ly freV from potaah and mercury.
promptly punhea the blood and thoroughly cleanse, the avsteirl. build f
f nd 8trBneTth. It cure borofula. Ecaema.'Cancer, Rheuma-
fnroi'nllf:.' T,' b ln direc the caiue of the troubla aa
lorcing out all impure Wood.
Pooka free to any aJdreas by the Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta. Ga.
Feb. 14-
ter
Btatk or Ohio. City op Tolkdo. I
Lucas County, i .
n i ..,
rmiiK 4, bDBDn mitM Mlh IV... i.
... " K"iur oi me nrm of F. J
. Co, doiD bn'nea In the city
?i.T.-iHi1COaD,T.",d Ut8 "oreeaid, and
that aaid firm will pay the mm of )P
HUNDRED DOLLARS for eacT.nd ever!
f0'"lrr tht cannot be cured by
the use of HsU's Catarrh Cure.
. , FRANK J. CHENEY.
8worn to before me and subscribed In
A.'DP.!S.0" k d" ol ""be"
BI4L
A. W. GLEA80N,
Hall'. Catarrh Cor. la aa. ,Li
and acta riimsi. nn . l. l. i 1 "
, . " oiooa ana
surface of the system.
uiuuiais, iree,
Bend
mucous
for testt-
K. J. CHENEY en t-i-j.
Sold by Druggist.7f5r7 ' "u'
HaU'a Family PUu are tbe beat.
CHELSEA OPERA HOUSE,
a a . "
weanesday Evening,
Grand Vocal Concert.
Fillli Entertainment 01 me Chelsea Lecture Association
Vocal and Instrumental Solos and Duets.
Quartettes by Both Male and Mixed Voices.
-Grand Chorus of 16 Voices.-
SOLOISTS.
Mrs. Kitty Shepard Belknap, South Royalton.
Miss Florence Henry, Ooddard Seminary, Barre.
Mr. Walter S. Ooss, Chelsea.
Little Miss Elvira Abbott, Chelsea.
PIANO SOLOIST.
Miss Edith N. Skinner, South Royalton.
Motion Sons by 12 girls. Flajr Drill by 12 boys.
MISTRESS MARY'S GARDEN.
22 Chararler in fncfiimn
consUtln of MUtress Mary. Lord Fine Frllls.8 Pretty Maids "J 12 F""
Uirls. A pretty Flower Drill ts Included in this number. Tbe evert of t
season for old and young. Do not miss It.
Tickets Now on Sale at H. 0. Bixby's Store.
usual Prices, 25 &. 35c.