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HERALD AND NEWS, JUNE 27, 1901.
Are You Looking i
for Something
for Pies ?
We Have
3 Pkgs. Mince Meat, 25c
2 Cans Raspberries, 25c
2 " Peaches, 25c
3 " Blueberries, 25c
Canned Pumpkin, Squash
and Rhubarb and Prepared
Raspberries and Pumpkin.
A Fresh Line of Cookies.
t
I CASH STORE.
Randolph, Vermont.
MJ..r,....,.,...Mi1.........iF...r.,.r...'..i.
II Waltliam j
! and Elgin
I Watches r
in
Gold
ver
Filled and Sil-
Cae.
; Sterling Silver
;s and guaranteed 1 Mated ;
;S Ware, Cut (Jlass and
: Novelties,
Kodaks and Supplies.
J Fine Watch, Clock and
: Jewelry epairin.
A.E.BASS,
; Jeweler and Optician.
I
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.
Brick and wood for sale. E. X. Rising.
Will pay Linhtst market prices for hides,
skins and pelts. tf F. N.JERD.
Or. Messer. optical specialist, will be at
Randolph July -10.
Nice red birch hall tree for sale or ex
change for one in oak. I.. B. Johnson.
If I catch certaiD bova in my grass again
I will make them trouble. U. T. Dyek.
Waxtkd: 10,0tl0 calf skins; highest
cash nrice paid. 15 Jul. I'. K. C'LAKK.
Mileages bought, sold and rented at
Hulbert's barber shop, Kdson'a block.
For Sale Chkap: (iood one-horse
lumber wagon. 3wp N. W. McCollom
Fob Sale: My place on Lentral st.,opp,
Hobart jlace. 4t -UK, c. . -akkhi'Kht.
Private nursing for ladies. Address G
W. (J., Wo Cherry street, Burlington, Vt. 3t
For Sale: My house, 48 Park street,
also my carriage and repair shop. Jw
W. 1'. Flint
Lout: Tame silver-grey fox, w ith silver
ring around neck. Keturn to Mrs. i.d
Mcintosh.
(io to C. V. Proix-r, Dudley St., for ear-
riageand sleigh repairing, saw tiling, etc.
All work guaranteed. tt
For satisfactory laundry w ork, all goods
lost or stolen made good as new, leave
work at Hayward's. Sent Tuesday, re
turned Friday.
For Sale: Wood mowers, rakes and
tedders, also a second-hand Buckeye
mower. Hcpairs kept at Drew'g black-
sin it b shop. 2w E. L. Bahw.
Wanted: To exchange a sound and
kind ti-yr.-old chestnut mare in foal, due
Aug. 23, for a good, sound, dark-colored
driving horse. Uw Wm. H. DvBoix.
Call and see my samples for made-to-
measure suits, trousers, etc. Prices to
suit all and tit guaranteed, (. leaning and
iressmg neatly and promptly done. 2w
I. K. J nui, over Bass's store, liandolph.
For Sale: The desirable, residence
with good stable and garden, corner of
Summer and Fales streets in Randolph
village, is offered (or sale at a bargain to
close an estate. 21 V. II. 1 luBois.Admr.
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Cash Converter Sale of Seasonable flerchandise.
Make a Quick Movement or the Best Will Be Gone. Read
the Items and You Will Know the Reason Why.
All of Our Tailor-Hade Suits.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Probate of Will.
LJiTATE OF HORACE LAMB.
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Commissioners' Notice.
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Probate of Will.
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1444 WILLIAM I!
Randolph Continued.
H. Y. WeinjiU" eut to New York today.
Will (iourley sent Sunday in NorthrtVld.
Mark tiiadwick was in Nort htield to-
dav.
Col. 1!. J. Kimball was in Burlington
Mondav.
Col. li. J. Kimball wasiu Burlington
business Mondav.
Win. Owen lias cone to work in a hotel
at Magnolia, Mass.
A son was born Tues lav to Mr. and Mrs
Edgar E. Campbell.
M iss Tracv of So. Hero is the guest of
her brother, Win. Tracy.
Cadets Stebbins. Booth and Ienny of N.
I', were in town Saturday.
Owen Vesper of Springrield, Mass., was
at 1-allien liupuis' Monday.
Wm. H. DuBois went to Boston Tuesday
on a two days' business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Eastman and baby of
Springlield were here Friday.
Dr. (ieo. Scott and wife were in North
ampton, Mass., over Sunday.
llolman and (iay received another car
load of w estern horses Sunday.
The W. C. T. I", w hi meet with Mrs. W.
W. Carjienter Friday at 3 p. in.
The (ireen Mountain band is to furnish
music for the Fourth at Bethel.
Miss But h Wood ot St. Albans is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. E. A. Tlioma ..
Col. and Mrs. A B. Chandler arrived at
Mari-Castle Friday for the summer.
J. E. and J. B. Eldredge and Wm. Tracy
go to r-o. riero loaay ior a nsning trip.
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Wheeler of Boston
are here this week disposing of household
goods.
Mrs. M. A. Tewkslmrv is visiting in
Manchester and Ooflstow n, N. 11., for two
weeks.
J. W. Kale and sister, Mrs. Pease, went
yesterday to Haverhill, N. H., to visit a
sisier.
Lot 1, forme-ly from $7.00 to $10, to close, $3.98.
Lot 2, formerly from $8.00 to $16, to close, $6.49.
Ladies' Jackets,
entire stock.
Lot I , formerly $3.00 to $6.00, to close $1.98.
Lot 2, ' $5.00 to $10.00, silk-lined, $2.98.
5 Children's Wool Suits,
formerly $5.00 to $7,00, to close $2.98.
Children's Jackets
Rainy-Day Skirts
at 13 off, $1.25 to $5.00.
All of Our Colored
Wash Waists in Two Lots.
Lot I, formerly 50c. to 85c.
Lot 2, " $1.00 to $1
, to close, 37c.
25, to close, 68c.
and Reefers to close as follows: 79c, 98c.
about half price.
25 Black Brocade Dress Skirts, 98c. Each.
BELL
$1.25, $1.37,
Odd Lot of Belts,
formerly 25c. and 50c, to close, 10c. each.
Odd lot Belts, formerly 50c, to close 25c.
100 Yard-and-one-eight Remnants all-wool Carpets, 25c.
Millinery
at about half early-season prices to close out.
Odd Lot of Oxfords at One-Third Off.
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BROTHERR ;
- Randolph, Vermont. -
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The oldest son of Alex Hull completely
severed one little toe and reached the bone
of another w hile chopping Monday. Dr.
Scott dressed the injury.
Frank Dearing of Bethel Gilead went
buck to his work at Manchester, N. IE,
yesterday. He w ill shortly return to his
father's home and assist him.
Mrs. Louis Barttro. mother of Mrs. Geo.
Dumas, and Miss Di maris Barttro. her
daughter, visited Mrs. Dumas yesterday
on their way to Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Fay E. Wells has gone to her for
mer home in Arizona and .Mr. Wells has
hi gun work in the Co-oa-rative creamery.
He w ill remain 1 ast aw hile longer.
Mis MnU-1 Wheat ley, who came from
Boston la"! week and sa-nt a few days w ith
her mot her, Mrs. A. i. Barnes, left for
Nort htield Monday to visit her sister.
General and Mrs. Stew art L,
N H HOLS, Juli:e.
M AMERICAN FIDELITY C0?
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J. B. ELDREIXiE, jff
INNER TUBES
r ) Put in this
C,;,.V'' w-eklor
$1.00.
C. R. ODSON, HAMNHPN ct.
CharleB Thurston is at Greensboro for a
few davs. His store is conducted by W.
F. Blood.
The Mrs. Brooks, w hose death is report
ed in Bethel news, was a sister of Mrs. C.
C. Blodgett.
Jack" Vail and Fred Coneland went to
Iaike Mitchell Tuesday for a two davs'
fishing trip.
Miss Ebrie E. Kemp of Wavland, Mass.,
is the guest of her cousin, Henry Kemp.
for a month.
Wm. H. DuBois has ls?en appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of Theodore
1. hamberlin.
Will Little is to move to W. R. Junction.
w here he has employment in the freight
department.
Dr. W. M. Kelty is able to ride out, but
was unaMe to take the leading iart in
King Jollity." r
liev. F. (i. Kainey, J. D. IVnison and
Henry Lew is are attending the N. C com
niencement today.
M. M. Wilson is attending commence
ment and his class reunion at the i . V . M
Burlington, this week.
M ises Isa Eanison and Eunice Denison
attended the Dartmouth commencement
ball at Hanover list evening.
Mrs. Eugene Clark of Stockhridire and
Mrs. Frank Merrill and daughter ol Bethel
isiied V m. M artel! Saturday.
Hell Kros. are giving away the prettiest
iverusingiansyet. 1 nev are all rit'lit.
the IIkkai.1i force can testily.
There was a large attendance at the
lawn party at Itcv. F. G. Barney's last Fri
day. The ladies cleared atmiii fit.
C. G. DuBois and E. W. Tew kshnrv went
to Hanover Tuesday to attend the tenth
reunion of their class at liart mouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Needhnni are taking
a vacation trip to Ludlow. W . . liihmn
1 coiirtucts the Iwrlier shop meauw hile.
Eugene Barttro returned from Windsor
!at week, accompane d by his daughter
His wife, who was visiting there, is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Derwood Loomis of
VA oreest-r. Mass.. are sin-nding tiie we-k
here with his parents, stillman Jxximis
and w i(e.
There will tie a regular communication
of rhienix lwlge. No. UN, 1-. A. .. at
the Masonic lodge rvxims Tuesday even
ing, July -d.
l'rof. and Mrs. Henry K. Sawyer of
Washington, D. t, arrived Tuesday even
ing f,.r the summer s stay at 11. W.
Tew Lsbury's.-
' Arthur liean went to Northtield, Mass.,
Klav to attend a met tine of the . M.
A. omi-ers. He is presid.-nl of the I". V.
M. Y. M.C. A.
Dr. J. I. Giflord is adding another room
to his office ijuarlers, in w hich he w ill
place his ele, trical apparatus, to he run by
a water motor.
A three-year-old son of Mr. Brown, liv
ing on the Charh-s Mar place in Hoc bea
ter Hollow, bmke both bones of one arm
by a fall yesterday.
Mrs. Carl Admw, son, and daughter of
I V-troit. Mieh and mey. Si isa W ard of
low a. are guests of fU-v. A. L. t'oo-r, w ho
is Mrs. Adams' father.
Mrs. Louis I. Booth, and balv, I'hillips.
returned from Providence. K. 1., Tin-wUy
w here they had N- n spending aeveraj
weeks with her father.
Rev. ti. I. Bailey of Onarga. III., arrived
this week arid i Malting at Dr. A. t'.
lUil. v s-. Mrs. IWil. v. fiter of C. W. A.
and M iss Woodford are expected on Mon
day next to be the guests of Col. and Mrs.
Kimball at Montague place for a week.
A. N. Culver and A. J. Hichardson are at
Highgate Spring working on a new cot
tage that L. P. Thayer is building on the
sightly rock in front of the Truax cottage.
E. A. Shattuck, F. B. Thomas and F. B.
Wood were at Highgate Springs on a rlsh- )
ing excursion the tirst of the we k. It is
exected that Camp Bandolph will open
about July 20th for a month.
Mrs. E. I.. Parker and son. Earl, went to
Roxbury Monday to siiend two weeks
there and in Warren. Frank Parker went
to Woodstock Tuesday to work in the
Woodstock Inn for the summer.
MissiH'rtna r.llis ot tiurlington was a
guest at W. W. Morton ' over Sunday.
Robert Morton and hia "Tech" chum.
w m. rwvwarcl ot v oodstock. accompa
nied her home to attend the I'. V. M.
commencement.
The members of the W. A G. Whist club
are reuuested to meet July 4th at 2 p. m. at
Man-Castle nark, the grove above Mr.
Chandler's. W ill all who c-ome with teams
bring a small table? I hairs w ill ! pro
vided by the committee.
The Crescent club of Bethel have made
arrangements to have a grand July Jth
celebration at Bethel. This club includes
in its membership most of the principal
business men of Bethel and this fact is a
guaranty that the affair w ill le a success.
Mrs. H. G. Cole has exchanged her resi
dence, occupied by T. i. Aoams, for the
farm of I harles B. Maim on the Snows
ville road. Mr. Adams lias finished work
in the Tewksbury store and taken posses
sion of the farm, to w hich he w ill move
shortly, Mr. Mann moving to the place
uere.
Peter Veo returned to Boston Friday
after a visit with J. E. Jerd and other
friends in this vicinity. He has been in
the employ of J.Brandt, cracker manu
facturer, in Boston for the past years
and two months. During the past It;
veara he has been a foreman at the
manufactory.
Ex-President Cleveland was at White
River Junction yesterday morning about
15 minutes. He had beh fishing in Qnr.
liec. Col. J. 11. M imma went into his pri
vate car for a chat with Mr. Cleveland,
with whom he became acquainted while
reporting in the New York Assembly of
W, when I levcland was governor of that
state.
Receiver Maxhain has been directed by
the court of chancery to pay a second
dividend July 12th from the assets of the
defunct Randolph Savings Iwnk to its
creditors. This dividend w ill lie .SO cents
on the dollar, making Hoc. with that
already paid. About tiiO.dim of nominal
asset yet remain to le realized on. If
these could te turned into cash at their
face value it would mean H cents on the
dollar to creditors, but this is deemed ex
tremely unlikely. About !0 cents is the
cnlimaieof Hie diidelols ill the aggregate,
i iic- mini ,mr in oe iiiaiie iMier.
Rev. Geo. E. Ladd of Waterburv baa
accepted the rail to become the pastor of
the Cong'l not'iety and will preach here
next Sunday for the tirst time under his
engagement. Mr. I.add is a young man
and has given excellent satisfaction at
Waterburv. The parsonage is being re
tilted and a bath room added, preparatory
to occupancy.
The ladies of the Randolph Book club
held their social hour with Mrs. H. V.
Hetclier at her home at Randolph Center,
I JiineJJ. Seveiitieu iiiemlM-rs respond' d to
1 1 iie roll call with appropriate (imitations,
j 1 he current events, selected by Airs. M. A.
1 l ew kstiiiry, w ere read by Mrs- F. E. Du
j Boia. Tlie general subject of the meeting
I uas "The Home." treated under t lie topics,
i iiouie r.mics, "i mi v. "lommon irt
j lies.'' and "Value of a Smile," led by Mrs
Viall. Papers were prejiared by Mrs. l,ew-
Woodford 1 'n- I richard and read by Mrs.
mil, .ii rs. iwisand .Miss .Manncy. After
the program, cake and coffee were' served.
The annual election of officers, which
should have occurred at this meeting, was
postponed until July oth.
A Large Stock
of Grass Seed, Clover, Sanford Seed Corn,
Learning Seed Cora, Seed Oats.
O O .'.
Would-Bs Rapist Caught.
Wallace Rathburn, who fled the place
lasiween vteonesaay nignt to esoai ar
resi ior attempting tlie rape of Hazel, M
year-old daughter of Charles Stoekwell
was captured in Canaan, N. H. It ticca me
know n to the officers that he had formerly
worked there and notice was aent to the
authorities to watch for him. Word was
received Monday that he was held a pris
oner ami wouia tie uenveren at uile lin
er Junction, he N-ing willing to come
without a requisition. Deputy Sheriff
Parish went for and returned here w ith
t.attitiurn .Monday afternoon.
He spent the night in the lockup and
luesoay was given a nearing la-fore Jus
lice Nichols. He was represented by
r rank li. Clarke, attorney of Canaan, and
M. M. Wilson represented the state.
hath hum denied the attempt to commit
raiie, iiui annulled tnat tlie little girl was
in the old foundry room with him. He
denied that the dixir was lea ked. He told
how he eluded the officers, implicating his
w lie, w no tirougnt a team to an appointed
piai-e, ny w nu n ne rode to .New Hamp
shire.
The little Stoekwell girl told her story
winch, it true, proves that the attempt
was made, and might have succeeded but
for the interruption caused by Mrs. Rath-
oiirn s lorcing (lie dmir ois n. A previous
aiiempi oy ine nine girls sister to gain
entrance had not succeeded.
Rathburn was taken to Chelsea Tuesday
afternoon by t tfheer Parish on an infor
mation filed by the state's attorney. He
W ill be tried at the present term of county
court. He is 2H years of age, has a w ife
and one small child. His mis was helped
by the overm-er of the poor to reach her
sister s home in South l'omfret, her child
accompanying her.
to
NORTH RANDOLPH.
Emma Camp has returned to Barre
resume her work. -
Mr. and Mrs. liuti visited their daugh
ter, Mrs. Guy Durkee, recently.
The East Randoph liand gave a concert
at North Randolph Saturday evening.
Clifford Taft is getting out lumber to
replace the Iwrn that was burned last fall.
F. A. Parker is repairing his barn. Guy
Durkee and John Hardy are doing the
work.
May Cone and Edith Brooks recently
spent a few days in Chelsea at John
Stanley's.
Mrs. Alfred t'ase and little grandson
from Northtield have been spending a
week w ith her sister. Mm. J. B. Durkee.
Masurv's R. R. Colors
and Masury's Liquid Paint.
Harrison's Lead and Varnishes.
Columbia Floor and Deck Paint.
Asbestine Weatherproof Cold Water Paint
New Toilet Sets
and 112-Piece Dinner Sets.
E. W. TEWKSBURY & CO.
To Close
Odd Suits.
The close of the last six weeks' business finds us with many brokts
lots in Men's Suits. These we w ish to close out as soon as possible. To
do this we have taken about fifty of these suits, w hlch were priced from $10
to $15, divided them into three lots and have marked them $7.50. $.M
and $12. The fabrics are Worsteds, Chev iots and Cassimeres In new and de
sirable patterns, the only out belnjr that in many cases there is only one of
size.
Remember the Prices,
$7.50, $9.00 and $12.00.
Some in Boys' and Children's
have been deeply cut.
Suits, many -odd lots on which prices
Men's
Boys'
Cotton
Men's
Men's
fa
Stops the Cough, Works off the Cold.
Laxative Bioiuo-uiiiiiie Tal.li la cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. 2.V-.
Pants, 65c 75c., 51.00.
" 50c., 65c., 75c.
and Wool Pants. S1.25.
All-Wool Pants, S1.87.
JOHN D. MITCHELL,
RANDOLPH, VT.
1, 1901.
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Straw Hats.
Xew styles for men and boys. Prices the lowest.
Fashionable
Summer Suits
in Fancy "Worsteds. Xobby styles in A 11-"Wool
Fancy Flannels. See our new stock of
Boys' and
Children's Suits.
We have a fine selection of Men's Shoes.
and
Ladies' fMew Wrappers,
Two-piece Suits, Shirt AVaits and Summer Skirts
Herrick Shoes.
Tl t . ... - ar
Hie honest
and !?.i.(H).
hoe ior Women, attractive styles,
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Ouaker Shoes,
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Radcliffe Shoes,
solid inner soles and counters, S2..0.
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Oxfords,
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