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HERALD AND NEWS, MARCH 29, 1901.
WOMEN MUST SLEEP.
Avoid Nervous Prostration,
If tou are dangerously sick what is
the first duty of your physician? He
quiets the nervous system, he deadens
the pain, and you leep well.
Friends a-sk, "what is the cause?"
and the answer comes in pitying
tones, nervous prostration. It came
upon you so quietly in the beinninff,
that you were not alarmed, and when
sleep deserted you nipht after nipht
until your eyes fairly burned in the
darkness, then you tossed in nervous
agony praying for sleep.
-.I. .i-f
I . c . fit w' LS.
MBS. A. B-tBTLIT.
Tou oupht to have known that
when you ceased to be regular in your
Sources, and you grew irritable with
out cause, that there was serious
trouble somewhere.
You oupht to know that indigestion,
exhaustion, womb displacements,
fainting-, dizziness, headache, and
backache send the nerves wild with
Sffriglit, and you cannot sleep.
Mrs. Hartley, of S21 W. Congress St.,
Chicago, 111., whoso portrait we pub
lish, suffered ull these Agonies, and
was entirely cured by Lydia K. I'iuk
ham's Vegetable Compound ; her case
should be a warning to others, and
her cure carry conviction to the minds
of every suffering woman of the un
failing efficiency of I.ydiaK. I'inkliain'
Vegetable (Compound.
WEST FAIRLEE.
Panic) Cox went to Tunbridge Saturday.
Miss Maud Bliss hug returned to her
school at Moiitpelit r.
Mm, Clark Kmith is visiting her daugh
ter in Dative rs, Muss.
Mabel Smith has returned home from
John Cook's and Lizzie West lias taken
her place.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Pon't Know it.
How To Find Out.
Fill a bottle or Common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set
tling indicates an
unhealthy condi
tion of the kid
neys; if It stains
your linen It Is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain in
the back is also
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out of order,
What to Do.
There is comfort In the knowledge o
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer s Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish In curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
cf the unnaiy passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
It, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra-
orainary eitect of wamp-Koot is soon
realized. It stands the highest for Its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful discovery fyXS
and a book that tellsffTT'rftf
more about It, both sent 1"" 'H-r'H
absolutely free by mail, CiL-J iSj
address Dr. Kilmer ft n1IM of tmt.
Co.. Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men
tion read.ng this generous ofier in this paper.
TERRILL'S
Ilcaclaclio
Powdors
AFFORD PROMPT RELIF.F
la tlit moat vbitlntU . of
I Nervous, Neuralgic
and Sick Headache.
The; .re E.p4rt.!lT Kfcommrnd for
liheumatitm, Neuralgia,
NeryoDMieM, Hleeplessne.,
KeTertahneaa and Cold.,
And a ptn reliever at t be meimtrunl
period. I'ontiiria no oplatea of anv
form. Tiken in a little water they
will lowrr tne temperature and lu
dure nUp.
W.LTERR!LL&CO.,Druggists
t STATE. STREET,
Wontpelier, Vermont.
For Sale by
J. W. Parroenter. Brookfteld.
W. A. Itnhhma, K. Hrnnafleld.
W. H. Cpracue. K. Rroottleld.
K. 1. C'latlin, Kt Kraintrae.
(too. A. Lirri, Knvaltoo.
('. W. Hrlif h.m A Son, Pittafleld.
Kred Merrill, Pitttleld.
V. 1. Work well, Haerork.
H. V. Huhbard, (iranvilK
O. A. T11 n A Hn, Koxbury.
II. U Nirbtil", Koxbury.
V A. Ainorlh, Wlil:amatoro.
I). O. (ioodno, Korhwter.
Frank Kurke. PittHeld.
ti. M. Miller, H.hel.
L- V. (trwnc. Htix-k hride.
J. A. Che1. 1 A Co., iatTl!la.
A. S. Kmi .t Won. Tunhridee.
V. A. Wight, North TunhrKlee.
ti. B. Hueil A Co., S iDlh Strafford.
A. H. Hood A 'n, Cbuwa.
M. J.i'vrml A n.Ho. Kayattoo.
A. II. N aihrlcKre, Sharon.
HnC.fi-r t No. St.aron.
M . P. Sni'lb, Kbt Brthrl.
K. J. Prlnre, So. Kandoipb.
A. A. SntKirn. Knd.l.h Center.
I. W. rarjo. Kvndolpa Center.
Mr.. B.ti Morton, K.r-tiolph.
H.iUy A Allen, Hand.lpb.
V- -Ik
ratios??:
NEWS IN. TOWNS ABOUT.
SILVER LAKE.
The masquerade ball passed quietly with
no noise or excitement ana nut a small at
tendance. 1 wondered at this, because it
must be pleasant for some to bide their
identity if only for a few hours
A call from Col. Crockett Powers disclos
es the fact that his postotfice address will
remain in Barnard another year. Ibis is
good news, for the Driving club is soon to
be reorganized ready lor next season s
campaign.
W. A. Perkins moves back to bis farm at
the North End and Bert Boyce takes his
place at the town farm, where he will be
next door neighbor to his brot herX'harles,
Mrs. Boyce w ill also be neighbor to her
father, Arthur Maynes. The move seems
pleasant.
Warren Flanders of Strafford, who has
been hard sick at C'has. C. Aiken's for
nianv weeks, recovered enough to be car
ried home Sundav.the 24th. Mr, Flanders
bad no lack of friends either in Barnard
or Strafford, but was unfortunate in this
costly sickness. Strafford people spoke
nighly of bis character.
Barnard horsemen were shocked and
pained at the sudden death of Edwin Kit
tredge. He was better known in this town
than almost anv other man in Bethel,
Always ready with bis horse and money to
accept a challenge, Mr. Kittredge will be
sorely missed. The old members of the
White Hiver Agricultural society are of
ten reminded with sorrow that their ranks
are fast being thinned. Chas. Lovejoy of
Uoyalton and Paul Gay, formerly of Beth
el, men of John Hobinson's time, both
crossed the river last week and their places
will not be easily tilled.
Water in the lake was hardly everknown
to be so low April 1st as this year but there
is a great deptii oi snow yet to be melted
which, without doubt, will give us the
usual quantity. I often think of a Mr.
Southgate, who lived in Woodstock and
once owned a farm in the West part of
Barnard in school district No. 2, after a
visit to his fHrm was asked how he liked
the country up there, lie said the great
trouble was that the farmers were sugar
ing when they ought to be having. Snow
in Barnard stays with us a long time and
goes slowly In the spring, but in reality is
no damage to the land and by nianv
thought to be an advantage, making the
pastures superior to river larms,
VITAL STATISTICS.
The death record for Barnard in 1900 was
18, three between 80 and 0 and eight be
tween 70 and ho.
Jan. 10 Charles I?. Williams, 71 vrs.
in Emily Bennett Williams. 72 vrs.
!Mr. zi ivormaii Hudson, 72 vrs.
Apr. H Samuel P. Adams, 87 yrs.
lft Austin V. Ariams, h2 yrs.
May '2h Charles II. iJavis. 57 years.
June z Alice JC Hewitt, 44 yrs.
12 Emetine I,. Ward, 75 yrs.
Aug. lit Henry S. Ellis, 70 vrs.
July 7 Sarah A. Daniels, f2 yrs.
12 Michael Cassidv, H7 vrs.
Sept. 20 Ethel M. Page Fairbanks, 21 yrs.
i j r.nna r. .oyes, zo yrs.
net. l iienjHinin r. I hamberlm, 57 yrs.
uec. in r.ua u. Hillings, oh yrs.
15 Clarinda Adams, 71 yrs.
20 Daniel Couglilin, 72 yrs.
25 John C Dean, 84 yrs.
There were seven births and four mar
riages,
110RHB GOSSIP.
There are many enquiries from towns
around as to w hether John Wilkes came
out of his cold bath all right. It is safe
to say that he was never better and at no
time in better condition for a race than
today.
The first new colt of the season can be
seen at John P. Jewett's four days old.
This youngster is a brown horse colt with
a star and one white foot behind.
ired by
John M. Wilkes, dam by Cromo, Jr. At
two hours old he was exercising around
his mother at a ltacing gait, which seemed
to tie a natural motion. He is own brother
to Doris Wilkes, which most horsemen
consider the best yearling in Barnard.
Indications look prosperous for a great
ra'ini7 urnuon
probably more money will
he offc-ied in pjrsi ii for Ironing and pac-
uiK ooraea ttian ever in tne tiiBtory of
rai in. Ten tliousand dollar events are
no rarity and rrrate no diirprise. A three-
rornered race for j'J.'iU.tMiO offered in lloston
in t lie lati'Kt Bensation and afford plenty
of horse talk all over the rountrv. The
'1. Oil cIhhb iariiir at the Detroit July mi-et-inir
had It) iioniiiiationii and of course will
make a borne o in 2.04 or 5 to in.
Notwithxtandina; that it will take no
much opeed to win anv money, our local
trainers will not be diwouraired, neither
will they tie idle and are already getting
into harniMH for the coming meets. M.
(irilfin goes to the lx lmnon. N. 11., track
Willi some tine stork, and Allie l'Hge, with
new goods, will work over the same
course. P. (). Hiirnlimii at Newport and
Kd. Whitney at Claremont, N. H., are now
giving road work to their prospects. The
Tarhell stalile w ill train at Kouth Uoyal
ton under the management of Fred (i'rey,
and if he has hia usuul luck it will lie a
strong team for any one to run against.
The lisnlorth stahle and Harry Hudson,
with his company, will probably work
either at White Hiver Junction or Boiitli
Itovntton. mnvlie the Inttcr utile., t h
Junction builds half-mile track. No
one likes to train on that kite and then
race on a half-mile ring. Dan lioberts
and Milt Ho I Ion will fly their colors at the
Tunhridge track, which is one of the bust
to work on in this iwrt Qf Vermont.
Varni.h Make. Devoe'a Varni.h
Floor 1'iilnt cost 6e. more a quart; makes
it look brighter and wear fully twice as
long aa cheaper floor paints. Hold by W.
K. ljimson, Randolph; Tupper & Uruhani,
Hetlicl.
80UTH TUNBRIDGE.
Kd. Smith of Uoyalton i. working for
his brother, Fred.
Miss Jennie Miller of Uoyalton visited
at A. J. Wills' last Friday.
IScrtha (loud is working at South
Royalton for Felix Decoste.
Mrs. Milo Howe has been quite sick the
past week, but is gaining now.
Fred Fitield has finished work for the
Patten Brothers and ia at home.
Allcrt Alexander moved his family here
to the Currier place last Wednesday.
Nathan lodge from the Randolph Nor
mal school was at home over Sunday.
There was no service at tha M. F..rhurch
Sunday on account of the bad traveling.
Iiavid liiurie, who has been to Pomfret
visiting hia brother, F.li, has returned
here.
Sherwood Roger, has gone to White
River Junction, w here he ia to live with
his uncle, Frank Rroughton.
William Sexton, prominent bnsiness
man in i'tneionati. O., formerly of Bethel,
called on Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Coy Monday.
Catarrh Cannot Ba Cured
with UH'AI. APPUC ATIONS, a. they
cannot reach the mt of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or ensl it utioiial disease,
and in order to cure it you must take in
t.-rnal remedies. Hull s Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surface. lUll . Ca
tarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It
was jmcntK'd by rne of the lust physi
cians in this country for years, and is a
regular prescription. H is composed of
the bet tonics known, combined w ith the
lKt blood purifiers, acting dirertly on the
mucous aurff. The erfect combina
tion oi th1 two ipcrwiients is what pro-I
onm sik h wnndertul n-sult. in curing I
catarrh, r--nn !r letmioniais, Irw.
F. J. CHKNKV ITopa.,ToUdo.O.
S.-ld bv dnigiriis. prwe Tfic.
11.11 Family Fills are the tU
I
Loss of mental energy, lack of thought
power, failing memory or inability to con
centrate the mind on the work in hand,
there is nothing so good as Dr. Miles'
Nervine. Its powerful influence in build
ing up and strengthening the broken-down
nerves, makes this great remedy an inval
uable brain-food and restorative. It nour
ishes, fortifies and refreshes the tired and
worn-out brain and gives new strength,
new life, and new energy to the system.
Adds renewed force to the
step and new
Sold fcy ail dreggists on a
? wnen you Talk!
About there being bet-
ter wagons than
Strong's
..
r.very i-otaio Biyiy wiiiks us eye
Every Cabbage shakes Its head
Every Beet gets red in the face
Every onion feels stronger
Every Oat Field is shocked
Rye strokes its beard
Corn sticks up its ears
Every foot of land kicks.
J Strong's Concord Wagons,;
BEST ON EAKTH.
Strong Hardware Co.,
211 and 2)3 College St ,
Burlington, Vermont.
SOI.1) liV
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HEBER HOLMAN, ;
n i i i w
a naiiuuipn.
Avoid Crip.
Use. Downs' Elixir freely on first
appearance of a cold. It will prevent
grip, pneumonia and all dangerous
bronchial or pulmonary troubles. It
will cure irrin in anv stasre. Baxter's
Mandrake Hitters are nature's remedy
for expelling all grip poisons from
tho blood, regulating tho bowels,
strengthening the nerves and inpart-
ing vigor to the 8VKtcm
All drug
gists sell and guarantee them to do as
econimended or money refunded.
GUY WILSON.
LAND SURVEYOR.
Ilethcl,
VI.
OF
FREE
NO STRING ATTACHED.
The person guessing the nearest to the length
wwth COMBINED of the
our building will receive free
Cabinet lillHO, Elevated Shelf
' ' w iiitll
1st, 11)01.
J. H. LAISOM,
RANDOLPH,
You C&iy Sa.ve Your Horse
from Spavin, Ringbone, 5pllnta, Curbs and all forms of
Laments by a prompt and liberal application of that old rtli-
n i . i w, - - --.-i -j
auie ana well
Kendall's
skr! T. v.. .1,- .
'11104111 M " " '"lci"
r
' v n.viwi i rtr. I 1 W m. n.i a ..t . . k. .i. .. 73
f Ft"' - 1. i vwi-. the kd. i wfl t 5 1 r ;
9& ? fj - d w l t... wa a.;M m-r4. Ik,,,,..,, f t . Jk !
11 Of arrtLTn4i,t t.m kaataana M
nirprainv lain fmc. rhHinitini, -c 8 11 tv Ail druiTeit t ! II
f x f-xiW-. f..r ir Uao. -A Tmt M tb Horse," umikyi frwJ
IH k rite t taocs ud m-hirf-m I J
UrU B. J. KENDALL CO, Ertosburg Fa.H. Vt. K
twliiiiilww ..IIU1.BW ii i ii,. n i.w. mm ,m . nj ii.np' I
1 ,i" ' " - ii r g ---gJ
system, puts a new light in the
life to tho mind. Now is the
guarantee. Dr.
Do You Want a
PIANO?
Or An
ORGAN?
The best for the least money? Cash
or small payments ? You will b e
made satisfied at t ho
Old Reliable Music Store.
Temple of flusic,
Alontpelier, Vt.
J. P. Donovan, Prop.
B. DEARBORN, Piano Tuner.
Write for prices.
S Stronae.t In the
4 World.
Policies Are Sight
at Maturity.
Surplus Fund (from
which dividends are to
be paid)
Over $65,000,000.
For Proltcllon
ply to
or Eoiplejment a
p. e. Dubois,
Randolph, Vt.
"-'-'--".-.'.-.-.'.'"i
Z'V'T-tZ WALL PAPERS
hallsfai linn iruiiranteeil. h iiiiiilm fnp un,i..
K. M. CAIIV
CO.. pooVIDI NCK. U. I.
CHARG
and
QUAKER RANGE SIGN
on
of
charge
a Prize Quaker
aild If
U11U Ii
eservoir Kanjre, June
Any adult is entitled to
ONE vote.
Xot obliged to purchase
anything to be entitled to vote.
If two or more persons guess
the exact combined length
ami width, then the fortunate
one is to be selected by draw
ing, conducted by MeSSrS.
E. A. Hatch, John Fisk, Ernest Fish.
Sign to be Measured June 1st, 1901.
Tickets now ready.
VERMONT.
known remedy
Snavb Cure
1
j
r
rrnTO oi
J
mm life
4 Policies Are Sight Drafts 0 "WuCn
E!
"My nerves were greatly debilitated, and
I had a feeling of dullness, dizzy spells and
confusion of ideas. "Would awake from
sleep with a burning pain in the back and
top of my head, and a disagreeable taste
in my mouth. My memory was poor and I
sometimes thought I would go crazy. I
began taking Dr. Miles' Nervine and was
helped from the very start. The result
was that I was completely restored."
Rev. J. P. Smith, Lebanon, Pa.
0
eye, gives new firmness to
the
time to try it.
Miles Medical Co., EIHiart, lad.
Perkewa
Coffee
is trong-
-hence
ECONOMICAL.
It will make more
cups to the pound
thanany othcrkind
Your Grocer Knows.
E.D.Keyes&Co.,
Importers and Roasters,
RUTLAND, VT.
Horses, Harnesses,
Wagons, Horse
Clothing ! ! !
Fifty horses, matched team, weiuh
ing from ,() to 3.3m single workers
ana arivers. Auctions the third
Saturday in every month.
Auction, Saturday, April 20.
IToperty sold on consignment. We
are acknowledged headquarter, for
one lamny, neavy aratt and farm
teams. We are prepared to furnish
the best at lowest possible priis, as
we have got rid of the middle-men'.
prom.
Fresh Load of Horses
..eij mioiiiu irom our lianch in
Iowa. If you are thinking ..f pur
chasing a team don't wait for they
w ill be from 15 lo2V; higher by the
iirsi oi .nay. tall and see our stork.
N. S. Johnson,
Sale and Exchange Stable,
WEST LEBANON, N. H.
Having Bought
the Fish Market
you can lind a full supply
of fresh Fish every week
at Jr. rs. JeriTs meat mar
ket, also salt and smoked
canned fish, oysters, etc.
TVill take order and send
for any kind of fish called
for, also
Fresh Vegetables,
ixttuce, bpit.aeh, Cabbage,
Parsnips, t.tc. Canned
doods, Bananas and Or
anges. Meats of All Kinds.
Ked J.ion Inn Market.
F. N JERD. Prop.
I I ..AAA
i - . -
Randolph, Vermont.
BARNARD.
UsTw!""'"'''.
fimVtan,eTeek.8harn
airg. Ii. A. Jjistman i
Kojalton for a few days
vr. H. V. HuhUrd recentlv
parent in Koehester. flying vt.1'11 h
i iiw nine oi writing ( t A
ing) Mrs. H. A. PutniSVveS tl
Mrk P,,...l r. .... 'WW.
of F. U. Burke katurTyTndTu,,
C harlea Wood came home from r 1
aenunary Saturday for a ten da. d4rj
tion. v(j.
work for aereral days, the resul? o t "?
tine being driven into hia fool
.".; ' ""'. naa been disahi.j ,.
into hia fixit
Robert Perkins has ni.,.j . . .
C. Kendall at Houth w7 "rl" L
nn- worti.... u u " " " tllA i.
puuiu romtret.
Warren Flanders who ha, been w
11 at C. C. Aikena' for . ,,!!'
i.v
riout.
week
ecks, was Uken to Sharon last sr
Iwrof
(k-orge Chadwick
'Ick and ifo i . ''
out to W. F. Davis for ,
months, beginning work the fi Zt,
week. 1 toe
Miss Elizabeth Hadley, who h. i
spending the winter with her sim r JT?
Itolmea, returned to her home in "
Mass., Friday.
A few of our
their syrup to Heed Uro.., Wort
75 rents ir gallon, ', Ctikf
Other, are fooking for a better pn " i
inrniers mbva
.
a siuaeni irom the Kt.
f Unilrf.
next bunday, March 31st, also April "th ai
11 a. m.
name.
.. uo ..oi lairn lue geutlmuu,,
A. R. J. W llson was loading gap burin,
onto hia Bled Friday afternoon, t)
slid froni the roof of the house, frighi
mg the horsea and nearly burvin, vi
Wilson. h w.. ...U - l: " '
......... n Ben..., IJJMI. Ag j,
asthehorsi'a were under control he
to his wife', aid and found her a.
helpless condition, apwrently mini, m.
hired, the snow having come with irrwt
forc-e Dr. liubtiard was railed atom","?
pnnr iu nnti.iiati,t '
i ne upper acnooi exhibition and dun,
w hich took jilace at the town ball 2
Thursday evening, waa a pleasant
event. The evening was one of tbe finest
...u ,yr.o oui, in mrge num(i,rs,
aliout ISO tx-Hig in attendance. The rha-
urcn nia credit to themselves and tinr
ever laiiniui teaener, who has UWd
ion( Him rariHKiiv in preparing the rlilv
i'i.i.iii. i no nverm .nun ans
apiealed strictly to the humorous side 4
life and the cantata, "A Dream ofKnin.
iana, - was a pleasing feature of the pn
gram. Cake and coffi-e were served ium
close of the entertainment and la;
Moore', orchestra of Hartford funnel
music for dancing.
Educate Tour Ilowela With rwcarati,
rnndy Pathartlc, cure constipation tomti
lOo.SSo. If C.C. C. fail, (IrugKisu refund iwiki.
WASHINGTON.
Kthel Huntington ha. returned t"ba
.chool at Montpelier.
Arthur lilake i. at work for II uiitingtia
& tHstman at the meat market.
The students from tiodiiard serain7
are at home for ten days' vacation.
Harry Sargent and family hare gonrt
T.arre to reside, a. he lias emplcvnitnj
there.
C. K. Carpenter has taken possesnioii of
his farm that he purchased some tunc un
of W. W. Wilson.
The stage from here to lisrre sent
through on w heels for the first time this
year last Monday.
There was social dance at tho hil
house hall last Thursday evening, hick
waa well attended.
Francis Little, an aged resident of tin
town, died at the home of his snn-ireliw.
German tirenier, last Friday. The funersi
serviiva were held from his Jate hnmr vt
Monday, llev. F. K. liriggs otlic-ial ing.
Daniel F. Kmith, a resident of the south
east wrt of the town, died lust
Thursday of oongestion of the brain. He
was ill but. short time and a phymnu
was not called until few hours bef"H
his death. The funeral services were bfid
on Saturday last.
Pursuant to the request of the late M"fc
M. A. I'. White, who bequeathed t lie tm
of f 7(0 to this town, the income of l'
is to be used for the support of the public
library, . quantity of books from t tie li
brary have been sent to the east and
part of the tow n, so that those living a
some distance from the village can lir
the chance of securing the hooks at
time. At the present time (reorge
Simpson nd Albert W. lloyt have tta
Ixioks in charge and it is the wih oil
library trustees that all w ho are intere;!
in the" library w ill .vail themselves ol It"
opportunity. The library now row'"
over 4W volumes and more will Is- (f
chased in the near future, and any o
w ho has in mind any book or books wtw.
they would like to have in tho library w
requested to inform the trustees, as it J
lie much easier for them to select f
books after knowing the class of bui
that the townspeople will enjoy the mosu
Warn An Yur Klilnryi t
fciin.
it tioDns rrsraffiiR riiispiirean w r
pie free. Add Biennis Itemed rCu..tlmatfoa
SHERBURNE.
F. M. Plumley went to Ludlow Friday.
Dr. C. D. Borden was in town !at Fri
day.
Harold Pratt ia w orking for J. t. ' r"1"
ban.
Oscar Johnson ia sick w ith infl.mniitio"
of the bowels.
F. W. Hnaiilding has been helping
.tore the jiast we-k.
A. K. Iratt and Pearl Adams took a wr
to Kutland last Sf turday.
Jerry and Frank Bellemier have gi't" w
ork tor C'harl Doubleday.
n t dmk1.. .hr;nnf lfiillandcou"'Ti
haa'apiwinteii John E. lavis deputy
iff.
o.u ri..in :i.ori a-ork for r
Plumley and w ent to Kutland last Satur
day. Jell-O, tha Now Dea.ert,
es all the family. Four nv..rs:-l'
OraiiKe, Kx..lwrrv and HtrswDerry.
KIML-ers, 10 ceiita. Yry It t.iliy.
EAST BARNARD.
Some of our farmers have begun ?r"
I-anraOoff lost .good cow Saturasj
milk fever. .
Jennie Miller i. to tech In the How
district this summer.
A. L. Baker .nd wife visited at
Holt', a few day. recently.
News was received last week that .
son Allen waa ill in Quechee. His
hope he may recover. .
Jennie Miller visited Jessie Kens.
South Hovalton and also called on ir
in South Tun bridge last week.
Ir. Bovnton of Woodstock is to i ' j
tll,eu. ial next Friday evening
re invited to come and hear bim.
Dell Campbell came home from r
Monday. He is to remain two r .
eek. and then will move His iai".'j
ith him.
Mothers! Mothers! Mothers
How nuinr chiMren are at this ;" ,
and conMil-atcl. with had ..r.ia. n , ,.,..
M.xti-r llnt'i eel - : IftW '
, cerfainlv remove them. At alt d1""- M (tal.',
I - i' .i.l-eL AlleU B-O'".
I K..J. N. Y.
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