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HERALD AND NEWS. OCTOBER 2, 1902.
NATIONAL WHITE RIVER BANK,
BETHEL, VERMONT.
"t, II. C. HTK-KXEY, Pres.
CAPITAL, $100,000.
A. A. BROOKS, Vioe Pres., E. A. DAVIS, Cash.
SURPLUS $22,000.
Careful attention
- i . . j . .ufi .-. vi f inns and individuals.
v. n n.all Ini.iB.- ei.tru-ted ious aiul every accommodauou extended
.rlrut W illi g'Jl I'MlWilig.
Vn Hiii 'i the
We Have a Savings Department
. . . . . .. . !.! 1
il-poMt are secured by aouuie me capitm uu Buipiu.-.
w, 11 i
, rTK KNFY,
J.
DIRECTORS.
A. A. BROOKS,
BELKNAP, E. A. DAMS.
J. H. Tl'PPER,
VI-
Ikthel Local Intelligence
Gi t ViijfcN, 1H1 Editor.
v...,, a ,i,t of Wmi'sor was up to see
h.a r. !i , io r Mmday.
V.- i r. son of o. L. Ward, of Barnard,
i . ri.n.-.v lii with pneumonia,
Un. Jana 1. M. k of Portland, Me.,
at Mrw. O. W .lkr.i a on (Miuday.j
Mn. I,miI moml returned Sunday
trtim a viad of several ly in Randolph.
tin. haa. Mnrt of Charlcstow c, Mass.,
m v,,nmr nlattvra in thia tow a and
rm.lv.
M' -o. H. Ki-i lwU went to Burling
ton I tiurs.tar ol U-l week to visit rtla-
1 1 va,
!-. t'.ra Putnam Bradley of Spring
" m viaiiiug her conain, Mr. G. H.
I m() r.
Mr, Hiii.a-11 Mills of Brookfiild spent
..,i.r ui her (landdaugbtcr, Miss
!. ia it lw. k.
W .:.r I '! 1 -rs of Royalton and
run, r r-..t. vi-il.-d hi town on edlies
iUj f la.l seta..
J. 15. acnt Tuesday to
itliwt . a k with her sister,
A . II. Lf ii.
VI I :'.n !'. k returned to Boston
w. i i-. . slier si. id. tig the summer at
Mr, A. K. -I
.r !:.-r U
, bert '1- ft i
l n an t I'
i i i -uI and "
tt. . , M ns j I i. f
1 iliii ton an
V r, . I. . . r li. U.
!!. i tr. li lately purchased the
M . I farm. I. making extensive
rr r on ihe b.i.:i'. .a:.
Mr-. J li. lniiiii,'ton and dui?bter
ami Mn, A. L. r.l. mntr of Newport are
, j i. 4 at tne oiii llnuw.
Mr a i i Mr..utm Emery of St. Allians
Hi hi :v in tvt n at the boine of S.W.
I rr , latin r of !r. Emery.
Dm. H. fond, a Iiirmer r sident of
li, li.. i. it t.l al the lioine of hia on-m-la.
Will llt)iiiis'toii. HI Kochinter.
"an nal lank Evaminer F. L. Fish of
i rv n rti ui.- an otHciil visit to the
Na:.fal htr Hni T dank last faturday.
Ti Hhiie rah lliuh aeliool tax bills of
i. . ia ihr tii iiir arr due and in the hands
ii I r-;irer O It. Tujwr for collection.
M u H. i-n s.iiiihourlh entertained a
!rt of trn nds at tb home of her fat lit r,
t. H. ntiulbaortti, Eriday evening of last
tt.fr are leltirn n!iiaininB unclaimed
i h- rtel ivitini. addreon d to Mr. C. P.
arn
!!.
ifi'ii to Chioojw.
i. i li to gvl a situali Hi
,rif Farmer will soon
' Here thev lm e
mi Iioii mt n on the
Recital in Cushing Hall.
The pupils' recital (fiven by Frank Tiles
ton femith in Cushing's hall Monday
evening drew a full attendance of the
mimic lovers in this and adjoining town.
Mr. Smith has good reason to feel proud
of the results of hia training and the
people of Bethel are to be congratulated in
lc-inif able to have the services of a teacher
of such ability. The following program
as given :
u'it.fr..! H..vitt. AfcnmnilniKt
a. The Huntimr i..ni!. Men.lelswhn
l. Tile b-.iiit.! Hi li.li'l"lter, Meu.letswilm
Winlre.1 HfWitt
O Best In the L..r.l. (from EHJuh)
Mm. W. K. Mann
R...t.itii . anil Arli4.
J.-uue il Arc, Tn-halkowi.kjr
v.iI.IIm llninp
If with All Your H.-uri, (frim Elijah)
llr U' M Klir
a. Turn Thee ano i Mr. ' (fr-mi Eli)
I., til.e KIniM I" riMi'lll'T. K.'tBI
Um M. Chf.
Japanese Si.nir, Thomas
Mi-. joi'ITIIB uier n.iu-?
He Shall Fee.! HI" Fl.-k. Ilr.iiulhe Meslah)
MIr Kdilh Oreeue
Purla. Anlltl
Mimm Fthelvn Heath
Aria and Pmver. (tr. iu tier Treyschuta) Welier
Mn. Kittle BUiiani iit-iKua,i
One Sorlnn Mi.ruiiik-. erin
.urn. iriaiiu
I Yoa,
Fleetmjr llay,
The Ilream,
The (.1
Dr. Kelty
Mi Eilltll Greene
Ml Heath
nv Line H.u.t:.
Slii- Biiil. T
Win.ll! In tile Tree.
Mi1 Mal.elle Oreene
eeleeled.
Mm. Ui-iknap
I.ve Me If I Live,
t. A tillrMl'.ti,
Mrs. t. hae
a Haiita rian,
b. The WlM M"remnn.
Wuilre.1 Hewitt
hiili.-i.-ki
Bailey
Kutienstein
Herbert
Thuaia
F....e
Lviien
Hcliumn nn
tM'huuiunn
Hill, A. li. Murw and Mr.
l'.-i.-r C'Cwu n 'l liifl.cted a acvere rut
i. th thumb of bis left hand lat week,
' v i,-iuii it upon a aaw in Weston's
ii r were 2i.T piwea of mail matter
-k, -r-4 i.v Uie rurnl free delivery carrier,
J,. II. I'nickwiiu, daring the luonth of
rvrnr.
m Tl.urras Maddren and children
-.- t)Niult Me. Marie.M i h Monday to
, - i h-r huiiid, ho !jh Ui-ti there the
lti aunitiier.
Vr.atiiMni.il. 11. iH-wey, who have
:.n.inir the summer in Vermont,
r-iim.l li their borne in Mouth Fraiuing
!) 1 t:vlay.
k . C. H. !! has closed his rector
i'p 1 1 tins! rhutvn and irone to Wood
, a Ij tnter in on his dunes aa rector of
J ! rliun u.
K. C. A. r.'-ad. Miss Pauline Head,
M r.th. Iiml H.nha'id Harry E.Adams
j i v , Hive rsaiia, conveiilion
mt t )'' rail" tlo e k.
Ktittard V i :i u. ho baa worked in the
tm,.m rr ir tin tlirie years, left Mon
u f r fMiilt te. Murie. Mu h.. w here he
tie . tamed a gxnitiou in the tannery.
Ja.h-e W, II. Hli of Middlebury. w ho
., . .i ; inliii4 ten days w ith his
i h-r, 1). . i.hss, returned to his home
Vay, aceotmmuud by hia nurse, Mrs.
liiller.
Is is tnnni'ht thai if John Beckwith, the
rr.nl tr mail csrner, had bought a bottle
f Si'aiharn Misfic lialin of Moody,
'rim or hrooks be would now have one
tanre liorse than he lias.
Mra -. F. Waldo, Miss Julia Miller,
A. A. Kr.ik and Mn. Wilmond
S iinr, aa deleiratra, and Kev. Wilmond
irnitin in W indsor this week at-
- -f ih Wiudwir county conference
! t ni 1 huri lie.
A. Mosher, Vermont manager of the
.eajnrd til Co., was in town Tuesday
itm iii tli miitrac t for the building of
on ...n.iaii nu for the oil tank to be
wa,-. d fcy the cotnpany on the Panrott
fmruivtui Tannery street.
H H if K.ver Vallev Pomona grange w ill
h mi a meeting ub Kixiug Mar grange
'a-t.l1. Tbe lonnoon session will be de-.u-l
:o ri'ulioe busuitsa. and the aftcr
rupun to the pruirram under the suptr-
i- on tif Lecturer Amos Eaton.
Tli'r w ill t no aen-k-ea at the Cong'l
rhnr n i 'ie neit tw o Mi inlays. Kev. Wil
mond Warner, the pasior, will leave
iuir.tay to attend the National Encamp--nr-il
ol the (i. A. II. at W asbington, D. C,
guet of the Vermont delegates.
Th n vt meeting of Kising Star grange
til t held net Maiurday evening. t)ct. 4.
1 he , n. r. !s m ill consist of a memorial
rt.'f ill h"'i..r of the late Alpha Meser,
on i. r he ilirect ion of Mrs. Minnie How.
ar.1, VJr.t'. F. Waldo and Master Don
W ;ui. Kev. V ilmond Warner and
ntlwii a i J Kak.
A 1 1 lie ial mwting of the voters of
V, ! s. ortiii lish m lix!l Wednesday even
l iat week. r. L. Martin was elected a
airnin r of the prudential coinmittee to
r.il ' t am y caused try the resignation
j' It o, it. t.mtie, and a tax of 40c. on a
a. :tir of the irraiid list was voted to pay
te eurrent exiiens, of the year. The
aairii t i alaius flrli in debt.
Toe opera. "King Jollity," given under
tb n imir-metit of Prof. Wales at the
t. n l.aii two exenmirs lat week, was a
Krvt . i-e-s. there iM ing crow ded houses
n e' ening. The atiecial train from
i b-ter brought alKiut seventy-flve and
. r re many in attendance from other
Htirr 'uiiding towns. The cast included
ia:t aitty persons. Less than three
arrlt w,re demted by Prof. Wales in
j miring lur the jiresentation and the
rnt.rr a.'lair i a crefl.il both to the orgau
f !.s ra;m ity of Prof Wales and to the
: k'h tant of the young people of
I, -:.-. ,t.ut di was cleared for the
'u "t of the adi- of the I'niversalist
cr.ur. u. uiid. r w lioe auspices the opera
waa K.M.-11.
BETHEL GILEAD.
Eslie Chamberlin is building a silo.
Lucy Kpooner has been having a quinsy
sore throat.
Alma Wilson Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Adelbtrt Haraden.
Mrs. Chancy Chadw ick is taking care of
Mrs. i-.slie t liaintierlli).
Eslie Chamberlin wears a very smiling
face nowadays. H is a boy.
Mrs. Edith Brooks has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Adelbert poouer.
There is to lie a prayer meeting at Lo
renzo Ellis' Friday evening if pleasant.
Fred P. Owen of Addison has been visit
ing his parentB, Mr. and Mrs. David Owen.
Mrs. Isa Mav and daughter visited
friends Iu this place the first half of this
week.
If pleasant, there will be a social at Ar
thur Williams' next Wednesday, the Sth,
afternoon and evening.
The church was very prettily decorated
last Sunday with autumn leaves, corn and
grain, squashes, cucumbers, and thorn ap
ples arranged in festoons around the room,
pyramids of apples, the motto, "Harvest
Home and Rally Day." made of crab ap
ples cut in halves and tacked on aboard.
There was some appropriate Bpeak
ing and singing. There were three tjuite
aaed people w ho attended the services
Mrs. Alden Spooner, Mrs. George Torrey
and Miss Nancy Townsend, w ho is 91 and
as spry as a maid of Hi.
NORTH TUN3RIDGE.
Mrs. Flora Cummings is with her father,
O. F. Slack, and Mrs. llarley Giles is also
visiting at Mr. Slack's.
The F. B. association w ill hold its meet
ing this week Friday. Saturday and Sun
day at the East liandolph church.
The Rev. Mr. Dickson began his series of
lectures on '"Pope's Essay on Man" last
Sunday evening at the Baptist church.
The ncit lecture will be Oct. l'J.
GAYS VILLI.
Hotel at Auction.
The hotel property known as Clay's
hotel will tie sold at public auction on the
prtmi.es ia Gaysvitle on Saturday. Oct. 18.
at one o'clock t. m.,together with 9 atoves,
several tables, lamps, cupboards, etc. Here
is a good paying proerty which must be
sold to close the estate. Immediate pos
session given. Sale positive with cash
dow n. Clear title. For any further par
ticulars enquire of K. E. Wilson, Gays
ville, Vt.
Ed Coughlin has moved into the Kim
ball bouse.
Mrs. Cora Brown returned tober borne
in Montpelier Tuesday.
Charles Hinkley of Eoyalton visited
t Frank Gould's Sunday.
Miss Grace Washburn of Bethel was
in town a few days recently.
Jot 1 Waller of Concord, S. H., ia visit
ing his sister, Mrs. 8. P. Brown.
Frank Kemp of Newbury, N. H.,
visited friends in tow n last week.
Mr. Dukette has moved into the tene
ment vacated by Henry Jennings.
MissAbbie Whitcomb went to Sharon
Monday to open her millinery shop.
Miss Leda Smith of Koyalton spent
Sunday at her father's, C. C. Smith's.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gould attended
the recital at Bethel Monday evening.
Mrs. S. P. Brown has returned from
Boston w ith a tine lot of millinery goods.
The hotel is again vacant and travellers
have to look elsewhere lor accomnioaa-
tions.
Mrs. G. N. Hassam and granddaughter
of Aver. Mass.. are visiting relatives in
town.
Mrs. J. E. Hatrsr is In Acton. N. H
carinir for her sister. Flora Gilson, wbo
is seriously sick.
SOUTH STOCKBRIDGE.
A new line of lady's and gent's under
wear.
Maaonltoea tsi Formosa.
The Japanese soldiers in Formoaa
have discovered that the bite of the
mosquitoes in that island inoculated
them with malaria. The troopa who
occupied Formosa were severely af
flicted with maluria every summer,
aud it was thought," in view of the
new theory of fever iu Europe aud
America, that the mosquito was the
active agent ia disseminating the dis
ease perms. An experiment waa
made last summer to arrive at some
definite conclusion. The Kielun regi
ment was supplied with appliances
that completely protected the men j
from niosouito bites. None of these
soldiers had inalania during the sum
mer. The other troops on the island,
however, were afllicteil with malarial
diseases, aa usual. These had no pro
tection from the bite of the insects.
The government will now furni.sh all
the Formosa troops with means of
nrotectioti. and the result will be
watched with preut interest this euui-
mer. Loudon Mail.
A Card.
Olathe, Colo., Sept. lfi, VJ01.
To our friends in Tunbridge w ho lately
so generously remembered us, we w isfl to
express our sincere thanks.
F. Welch, M. D.,
Mrs. Axnib Welch.
EAST BETHEL.
Miss Clara Benson has finished work at
C. C. Whitney's and is at home.
Mrs. Maria Fowler of Penacook, N. H.,
spent a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Grow, last w eek.
James M. Fowler came home from Wil
liamstown Saturday and remained until
after the fair at Tunbridge.
Anyone wishing to see a lieautiful and
well-bred animal should call at J. C.
Greene's, where he will find Maquitta's
Prince and be shown his pedigree, w hich
places him high up among the best. He
was purchased by Mr. Greene last March
and is not yet a year old, but promises to
be one of the finest Jerseys in the country.
BETHEL 'LYMPUS.
L. O. Thayer of Randolph was in this
place Sunday.
Hugh Whittaker and Rov Vail visited at
Frank Oilman's in Koyalton Sunday.
Mrs. B. A. Buttles was in Bethel two
days last week w ith Mrs. Hattie Bullard,
Miss Lyman of Medford, Mass., is
boarding at S. A. Bowen's for a few weeks.
Abbie Gokey finished work at Echo
farm Tuesday and returned to her home in
Pittsfield.
Florence and Lawrence Hoi brook and
Willis Whittaker were at their homes
from their school in Bethel over Sunday.
LtLLIEVILLE.
Henry Dyke's family came Tuesday to
their new home.
Merrill Owen is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. N. C. Brown.
Mrs. Eula Martin of Rochester called on
Mrs. Hattie Hoisington Tuesday.
L. Penn Bullard went to Brookfield
Tuesday to visit his brother, Frank.
Mrs. Elmer Stoddard, who has been car
ing for her sister, Minnie, in Woodstock,
returned Tuesday with the news of a little
daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rog
ers. Mrs. Rogers was formerly Miss Min
nie Maxham.
Upsets All Predictiona.
J. F. Hughes, was a candidate for county
treasurer at Du Pont, Ga., but it was
predicted that he could not live six
months. He was afflicted w ith'a running
abscess on his lung and suffered for three
years; his life trembled in the balance
when he heard of Dr. King's New Discov
ery for consumption. He tried it and was
finally cured and thus npset the predic
tions of all w ho knew him. It's positively
guaranteed for thr.at and lunar trouble.
Price 5mc. and 1. Trial bottle free.
For sale by Drew A Leonard, Randolph.
G. B. Fish, Stock bridge, Vt.
Clarence Mills of Pittsfield was at L. W.
Newells' last week Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Davis was at home from
Bethel Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Longley and son
visited in Mendou last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Orison White visited
in Mendou and Rutland last week.
Ransom K. Town and family have
returned from their visit to Chittenden.
The Indies' Aid society w ill meet with
Mrs. Marv Packard this Week Thursday.
Matt Hall is hauling tieeled spruce for
the pulp comtmiiy and boarding with
Ed knapp.
The young hunters of thia place have
killed M hedgehogs aud three skunks
this season. -
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Parker of Lud
low have moved home to care for hit
mother, Mrs. Mary Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Milan Packard of
Hinsdale, N. H are spending their
honeymoon with relatives in town. J,
There was a nice stone erected for Mrs.
Julia Breed Hunt in Mount Pleasant
cemetery last Monday, the work by A. F.
Lam hot Kanaoipn.
Mr. and Mrs. James Blanchard, who
have been living in Chittenden, hav
moved into the W'alden Wbita bouse.
owned by George Ldmunds.
SHARON.
Mrs. Clara WUley is on the sick list. -Leon
Clark from Philadelphia waa
town Tuesday.
Victor Haines haa moved into the Geo,
Harrington bouse.
Charles Downer and C. E. WUley went
to .Montpelier luesaay.
M. H. Meyers of Woodstock put in a fur
nace for G. B. Drow n last week. 1
Arthur Dodge and wife returned to
East Boston the first of the w eek. 1
George Ryan and wife entertained
friends from Lebanon over Sunday.
E. Ferguson of Bellows Falls spent Sun
day with his family at E, II. Noyes'.
Mr. Evans' brother and nephew from
Hammond, N. V., visited him last w eek.
Rev. S. H. Sargent and wife went to
Windsor the first of the week to attend
the conference.
The remains of Miss Lucv Ijdd w ere
brought here for burial Wednesday from
Concord, N. H.
Miss Bessie Ames has tone to South
Royalton to learn the milliner's trade of
Mrs. A. C. Waterman.
Miss Abbie Whitcomb of Gavsville ar
rived in tow n the first of the week w ith a
full line of fall and w inter millinery.
XValcr Purification.
Ozone is oxvgen in a highly active
condition, and it occurs in small quan
tities In the air of the sea and the
mountains. Near Berlin an establish
ment has been erected for the pur
pose of experimenting1 on the effects
of ozone in ridding water of the mi
crobes it contains. O.onized air, con
taining from two to three grama per
cubic meter (a cubic meter equals
220.09 pallons, and a pram is about IS
praius English) is passed upward into
a tower which is tilled with Hints, and
in Its passage meets the water coining
down, and thus acts upon it. It has
been shown that, as regards water
from the Spree, the number of mi
crobes was decreased fnun GOO.Ono per
cubic centimeter (0.061 of a cubic inch)
to 10, which it practically nil. Brit
ish medical Journals of high authority
Insist that oi-ne can be artificially pro
duced at reasonable expense to purify
the air in tunnels, sewers and other
places in London. Science.
I
"MsIiW-aMHHBM
Baking Day
is an easy day whenyou use a
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J. J. TRERISE, RANDOLPH, VT.
LEGAL NOTICES.
in
Captured In Boston.
Wilfred Hassam of Gaysvitle, a married
man, went to Woodstock last June with
a St 'ek bridge woman named Rice and
registered at the New Park hotel as S. E.
Amiirose and wife. Alter spending a
week there, he and the woman hired a
team of William Billings and left town.
umping their tioard bill, it is alleged,
'he team was recovered after several days'
search.
The woman was arrested at Randolph
after a somewhat sensational flight from
justice trial and sent to the House of
Correction for adultery.
Hassam eluded the officers then hut was
arrested in Boston later and brought to
Woodstock jail Wednesday evening;.
September 24, by Deputy Sheriff Tinkham.
At a nearing last Ihursday, before
Justice Thompson. Hassam was held in
$1.0(0 bonds for ap()earance at Windsor
county court on the charge of adultery.
BRAINTREE.
will speak at the
ball next
wife are visiting
Milton called on
Mrs. Holt
Sunday.
Aaron Rattee and
friends in Brookfield.
Frank Goodyear of
friends here Saturday.
George Sanspra of White River Junc
tion is visiting at William Osba's.
Mrs. Julia Davis has returned from
Rochester and is at F. C. Batchellor's.
Mrs. H. Huhoard and Mrs. Ed Hemen
way of Granville were in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Wilson and little
grandson returned to Melrose. Mass.,
Monday after spending the summer here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wainw rieht. Mrs. Olm
stead, Charles Farrand family and George
Farr and family were guests at Henry
Farr's recently.
Smallest of All Vertebrates.
Hitherto the I'tiited States has had
the distinction of possessing both the
remains of the largest land verte
brate ever known t have existed, t he
piant d'v.osjiurs the west, and the
smallest living vertebrates of either
land or sea, certain cyprinodont fishes
of the Florida and South Carolina
coast. But lately the Vnited States fish
commi.ssieft has receives! from the Phil
ippine islands spiTimens of a new spe
cies of fish, belonging o the goby fam
ily, which are miuller than any verte
brate animals j et known. They vary
from lews than ten up to about IS milli
meters in length. Their numbers
are so enormous that they form an Im
portant article of diet for sostie of the
natives, who catch them in close- oven
nets. It la proposed to call this new
fish mvsticlith vs. from two Greek
words meaning smallest fish. Nature.
Petition for Divorce.
STATE OF VERMONT,
OKAM.E Cot NT V roCRT
l.K. KMHI.B 1 KKM. 1W3.
Antrle Wfnt NVe.lhain '. Lr..v N..l!i!.m.
t heras. Aliate W.w.-I Nef-.!tim o( kart,.lih. 4n
the I .,11 ul v i f Ol anse. ha llll m the i.lt.rf ,a thr
l.-rS t.( OrHii.. 4 ..unty t ..urt her Ill-el fi
llvoree, settllia t'Tlh lu slll.slatiee lliat sli ,
letcjillv iiiurnr-1 L.T..v Nt-ftl-am. thn
prillK'tlel.t. Ill the C-'ilIil V of Wlli,l..r ail. I State
Wrm.ilit. "O the 11 ll .lal "f April. A. ! IIMU, SI
ai'l M.nns-n.-lil. I,v Kev Warren A. lutlle.
lIHIilster it lllr (riipet, .lulj MUlhiTiatM t IH.lelu-
i. i:.rrlaa's.
Ills! -line a:.i! niftrrUs'e she. the ftaiil Acs'!
W,.,t Nee.lhain. Iivel vll h thi aal.i Leri?
ham In the stru t .,lseriant "I tile ltiurri'e
i-naiili. until the ti .!." "t !- ..liilier, A. I.
11am, s hen he, I he sal. I L.-r.T Nee-llmm, sllOlli.r
ml sofi.nil e.in-e il.-ert..t her ami has ever
Hut s.ii!i,ne. -in h .le.TII..ri. Thai -Im e sai.l
marriage the ,,i.i l..-r'" ee.lhalli. ellli-.UKh ot
nilti. l. i.t pe.-umar, an. t pti'. o al'iloy t., pro-
' anUnl'le uiauiletisuie .r t.er, has ever.
ii n.ail t-.oi-e. r."t.. . a !!. i.ly aii'l cruvily re-
et ati.l In k le.l " 1" il".
A 11 . 1 pr.i, i;. 1 h..t f..r t he van-- af-,rewi! sal.l
air.....' mat le ti...lnl an t a H.licl O.v .r, e
arallle'! Ull-'ller, lite V .. e W.--I . e..tl.ii m.
:nat she !e a-f . l-e .. rj.l.:iie her
ten name ,.f A we W..-I
..I !t !i- fir L...t. t" appear that the al,t
l-r, N..,-liiiii a tth.,.11 l.n st.ie, a. that s
i .ti ,i fame I tie i.-r, e-1 ili-in hit.i.
1 'iere!,.r... il i. i.r-l. r.-.l I J ..I b..i ; e .rf the pen-
!.--.. ,. ... ,1 111. el .e K .1 ell li IQ l.t - l!-i.. .tin- 1 l
tl.-l... . l,..e..f ..v'et4. e Ull tli"- "f't. r.
n i Se li.-rni. w'.tl Sea., a new-;. ,p.-r i.ul.h-s e.
I ll.tii'i-.U'li. In l.'ie I '.unl v t r.-,iie, i;.r.-e
ii-k. ii, . 1 eit , tli.. h.. . f sin, n p. it. ii. a
mil O. i.eal l.-.i-t -;v we.-., prli-r I.. I'i" T-l!
At . if the ll.'Xt lerlll "I Or. II. We t..!!t i-irt, I"
i-hei-l l I b.-1-ea, in 1 '-e l..is:ilv .a; or.i,.-, ,,n
e llr-l Tuelav ( I.e. eu.l.-r. A. V. U at
liu ii tuiii- llie .Hiil Ler-o N. e. 111. tu I- .,r,l- re.l
I'i n'ii"iir, an i tt i If m.t l.e tine nit
e prater ..I wo-l ii'.piiin .u..i;t.i n-t i,. sriil-.l
.it en u it. if r ii.- h.tml at 1 h. I-.-a. in l tie ( t,iy
Oranse. Una U- U Si-pten,!., r. A O. ll-'i.
I I H i IS l.MI.HV, I ler.
V. M. W'lia.n, Att y It . no. n. r.
Aaothrr tarloaltr of Sooaa.
Vt. A. G. Webster reported to the
American Thysical aociety In Net
York recently the results of experi
ments on a singular difference in the
audibility of sound when passing over
water and over grass. L'nder similur
conditions of quiet nesa it was found
that a given sound could be heard al
most exactly four times as fur over
water as over prass. The assumption
that water is a perfect reflector and
prass a complete absorber of sound
waves is not, Mr. Webster says, sulll-
cient to explain the phenomenon. The
practical importance of knowing this
peculiarity, where sound may have to
be sent across a grassy plain, ia evi
dent. Youth's Com pa n Ion.
Petition for Divorce.
T- the ll-.n Ci.ui.ty c-.uit n.xt ! t.e held at
Chel-.n a Ihlli a;nl ri'f the I -.Ulite i.t Orange, ,.
the nr.1 Vie!a ,, lle.enit.er. A P. PaiJ
V'.ur i.. l.li..uer, Li.-a M Kaniiei, ..I aan. !, tt
n I ra line I ,iunl v a lei Slate ..( .nn. ill I . re.fe I
filliy sh.-m. Ihat .he leaaltt nurrie,t !.
Th.illia. U-iiuiey. h-i I Mii..,il thesime ,.f
eriti..jll. at ie.-t-.u. ill Hie Stale .4 Wj,..:,er.u.
tt., .n the Slt i!iv ..t Mitv. A. o. Uas, t-v
Nathan barnetl, a Jii.lliv ft the Fea.r. ittpy
itm h-.rit.'il In perfiirm the tiiarrmtre eeremiui v.
I hat fr.'tn t he time ,. p.vl.1 tiiarri.se till Ihe 1-t
tut t IS tn'ier. A. II ls-s, .he llte.1 alth the aal.l
I hi iln v. lit I lie tall lit tit ilfM h.rae i.n her part "t
ihe .lime. i'ni..e.l I.v the tuamaae .-..nlrai t, t.at
t II li.latiilll.s this the .anl Ihntiia. ha
tr.ale-1 v.iur Jwlit .lier Sllh reat rm.l'l ami
ini.tlerai.le event, aU'l, IhiMih -li 'i .-;.t
e umitrv elillllt, h lleirle. tf.l t' ltr.-t' te hie
ipi' .rt tiair .e!ii",i.ner. an.l -in sti'J is I. 1,
anlmlt ,i-.erle. o.ur peiiti ..,-r
W tier-:..re ,..ur l-elM'-li.-r prat . it, it .he is tat
he .li-t-reeil a illti.rt e Ir-'ln I tie -a.! liii.nii., anil
Ih.t her ailii. lai.).ht. r, tti'tet,.., u.at al.. 1.,
le.Tee.1 ller, and a Hi tlutv I., .ilfl a , rtrr prat
Ll.ssA M. kANNEY.
STATE OF VFHVOVT. I
or tMit t hi s rv. a.. 1
Wh.T.a., l.l--a M. Ran.l -T of lUn 1 !pV tli
Oraii 11. t ..untv, ili.ie ..f .-rtn. i.l, tut. 111.-'! In
e ..I Ihe t !.-r. ..f Orit:i.-.- I ....'.tt h- r . ti
Pvurte tr'iM Th'-m... kaiiu.-.. i,li.u set
1 a I-Till that sai.l 1 l..,pia.. t w ii
SELECTED FISH.
I he Iiousekecjicr s choi. e i- limiinl
l t ..tl.A .. - I ... .1 .
... vt-ut -e, it n ui me retailer ii'i rt,
hut Sf our
Flair
IsexanilllCil ia la. en tl,;.t .1 ere
IUllt choice is twct n tlp-m. All sr
S.I kOOll, flT.ll, illll!i aild SWei l i n
one wi!l prove as worthy s- at.u'i.T
Our daily i-oii-igrunerit coiiif f a
the? most reliable dra'cr-.
F. N. Jerd's Market.
r
11 .. e an!
..'..re ' ' 1 u,
ll-.lll .1 t.
i.re Ihe C.i
..! I.,
ii ill..
-I
p. -tits
Havana Getting Health.
From being a breeding place of dis
ease Havana has been converted into
one of the healthiest cities. Malaria,
which was a scourge for cent ries, has
been greatly ameliorated; leprosy is
untier control; yellow fever has been
practically stamped out. It is not to
be assumed that the old order will ever
be revived, but it will be interesting
hereafter to note how the sanitarv
regulations established by the Amer
icana are maintained. Albany Jour
nal.
1 r nl. s.i 1!. it
t lie ll-iial a at'. 1 he
Kalinev. are her. I.v
rai al'p. artin e If
I..- liei.l al l nel..H Willi in
.unit ,.t ontntie -.n lap flr-i T
r lie .1 ! an-vt er t. the k
M.le ihe ..r.i.-r nf the I -.nrt i
ilMher ..ril. re.1 lhat the f.
sii'il uri.'e there-n sl.,,11 I .
Il ree We. K ail. . -t.
li.) Vet. a S ee. 1 v p.! per p'li i
il-.l' It, Ihe il"t I'ttl i. I .0 f V
l,e ; .r- ..ii,l nr.l lue-i
r. h :. h .hill, l.e .p-er e.l .lift .
i. ten Ull. ler lilt lir.T,it SI I hei
Ihta 3ulh ia ,.l Seplen p.-r.
t t'KI IS s
X. L. B-.v.leh, Attorne;. t .r l
Notice cf Settlement.
ESTATE OF AVERV J. SMITH.
ST TF op VERMONT, t In Pr .Late Cnrt.
t he! i Mt kan.l-.h h in
the ilk! Uny
1'.
l-e
ell,!..
I If il ;. e
..... ii. ..till C" .un
II 1
I VERY. Cle-k
till -her. IjU
Letter to I. T. Hubbard,
.'ocAes'ir, IVrmOUf.
Dear Sir: If you buy paint by the gal
lon, look out for short measure. There
are great businesses foutidtd on ten per
cent short. It is queer that a man or con
cern'll expose hisor its nakedness so; but
he does, and it does. Look out.
But that isn't all to look out for. Some
give full measure, and cheat in the quality.
What do you paint for. the looks? or to
keep your house from rotting? Both, of
course.
A big hotel man painted Devoe eight
years ago; was going to paint it again
eight years is a good lone time for a hotel,
you know struck a bargain; saved five
cents a gallon: and missed levoe.
Poor fellow ! There isn't an oz. of lead
in his paint we don't know- how good or
bad it is; but there isn't any lead in it.
Yours truly.
M) F. W. Devoe Co.
P. S. W. E. Lamson. Randolph. Tutvnor
, Graham, Bethel, Campbell ,V Greeley,
Kochester. and r.. O. Iracy. t belsca. B.
L. Moody, So. Royalton, sell our paint.
NORTH RANDOLPH.
A. M. Cone remains about the same.
Will Folsom haa gone to Tun bridge to
neip nis uncie nil silo.
Ail are niling silos now and there is not
much corn to husk this fall.
A good number of people took in North-
field fair and a'l report a fine time.
Great Coal Conference.
Mayor May bury of Detroit is writ ins- to I
the mayors of alt the American cities to I
appoint delegations to attend a conference
in Detroit, Oct. 9, to devise wavs and
means lor obtaining a reasonable supply I
of coal from the anthracite districts of I
rennsylvania and West iririnia. A dele
gation of ten w ill go from Burlington.
KvNl.,ti.pn Ili.Tin
an.l t..r ..ihl if-irul
r. A. li
J.'lui A thi-ttell. exeeiit.H- of the estate of
Avert J. Smith, iHie le.iiil..)ph, tn si.l ills.
il,-.'eu-e,(. pre.er.l. hi ai 1 ill i n I I ra I ! n ae-
eoimt t r evattiiuiit mu an t all . kiii e. Mn. 1 iiutk
Ml.piit ati'in i,ir a 'let ree of ili-lril.in inn anil par-
tine estate i.f aa''t .leeea-fl.
Whereup-.n tt Is oistereil l.t sahl 'ort
lh::t sai-1 aef.aui t ami sal.l appn-.tti..n lie re-terr.-l
I., a -e.-l..n ..f sai'lt nurt In he hehl at
the Proliate Olth e in Hamlxiph on Ihe 1.! It .lay of
I lfl.il.er. A. P. pfj.h.r hearnis an.l ile. l-l.ia l here-in
an.l it I. furt he r i.r.tere.1. lhat all persons tn-tere-te.)
1. n-.llfle.l herei.f I.v lull il if a I n in of ni
H. e ot sai-1 appjifati'in an-l or. ler Ihereon lhre
k stiff .-.it elv In the Herahl an. I Neaa.
plinteit at Kanil'.lph. pretimia to sat. I tune
piit:ile.l t..r henniia. that liter niav aMtear al
-ai'l tuiieantl inaee, ami, if Itifv aeetauae. otiieat
therel...
1... I-. Coi.rt. Ml. st.
VAILI.I ASI H NICHOLS. Juvtaa.
A true copy of Re. nr.1: Atte.-t,
W ILLIAM H. Ml HOI S. Ju.l.-e.
Advance In Insurance rates on.
Match Ttb. Before you renew your
Insurance call on me. I may be able
to save you money.
F. E. Du BOIS,
INSURANCE.
NOW OPEN f
MECHANICS FAIR
UlCHAMvl HI ILUIlSt,, kufeTUN.
For Six Weeks, beginning Sept. 22
Flmt Fair Held in Four Tear.
Th hrt Fair rt-er hflri hw thim 4mwiswtim
ft M Trflrt tt'iA iWvanat. rlr,m n,i
twnai ttortlttt. ihrt maw ht rn tkt 4nr
fNJeVion of marktnery and the prxinct of
a - - eton-.u. vj y inrriiu cicr OC
fore brought t gethtr.
Special Additional Attractions Consist c?
Various Forma of Kntrrtalnment.
Marvelous tertiu-nlar t rrrets.
MUSIC BY A RENOWNED BAND
InstructltiD and l'lca.ura CombtDed.
ADMISSION, - 25c.
Include Everything.
Aa Tour luteal Rallr.4 Aent rartlrulars In
ZVJZuS, Zu". "in," '""
r;T YOUR SUITS
Overcoat a n d
I'ant" maJe to n-tU r.
It mav co-t ou a tiii'e
more than reailv-nuls
but it w ill pay cu in the end
1 hey will be
Hade to Your
Heasure
an l will keep their shape an
fit von or no sale. Call and
set1 my samples, they are u
to-ilatc and all who!. Trice
$12 and up.
I a No lo cleaniii"; and pre
in'?.
J, E. JERD,
Ii.intlolph, Vt.
Notice cf Settlement.
ESTATE OF Lt tlNI'V W. SMi!
STATE OF VERMONT. ! In If-1
aasi.olPH l.i.rnlt'T. as ; at htiil 1;'..
uitl Pt-oiii, nn lliaa : nat '
A P. P'J, W s. A-'..-, IW.M
e.lal.. .. l,u. III. ia W. Sin 111, 1st- '"' f
in sai.l pi.trift. ttetej-e l. i-r. '
a-lliilnl-tnUI' ll a. f.ihl'1 '"T fa:i. j.
,;.is an. e, aii-t luahe- apliiu ,11. !. i
It-lr Pin em ai.'l ptrtlli 'll f! ti e -'"
ief ..;l.el.
W li.-reui-.n.lt la w!wl ' . '
aivounl anil sa I a;.pl..
Ii.
it ..!
..-e.
.( St..)
! I"'
Prtiate ort-.ee in svnl Han.!.-;; '!
.it IS I. .tier. A. P. li"2. I"'
e-i.i. in Itiireni; ait-l It 1- fiirtl .'"'1
ail w.ra, li Inler.'-led he n-.uni".
pui'lfa 1 1. .n ol r- inr ot -ai.l nil1
ir.ler there 'tt. three e-a .uf--It.TiO.I
anrt N. nrs.iutper pu
Han.lol'!l, In this slale. ami n.t I '
the neiw'itsH-h.ssl of l'...-e liilere-le-.
time of hearina, that ih-t mat I
tune an.l puave, an.l. If they .e i
thereto.
Hv tha Court:
I5H WILLIAM H M "
r, ."
i it is'
ne-l l
1. U !f
Notice of Settlement
mT 1TR OF SETH M KhiNT
STTK Of VERMONT 'la
tt, PT.J..'" -
R.S,,Ol.-H I ,.,a.rt....tnee.r.r..; ..,,,
if amti Iji-i1. i I. - ' n ji.i.
A. I. ISOJ, M M ""' I'iVr
a.lmmlslrat.a-a ol the e-lale '' " ,
..I Ran.l..l.h. In sai.l ,,-tr t. .Ij- e.--,
I heir administration atf"""'
It.i all' taan. e. . c.iei tti.t !
W herell'n. It tsorneren m ''
Sffotnn ami sai.l iippls als u i" ' ,v,,,!r )
.ton of si.l.l V otir, t i
nt K.tll.l'.l
ul U'
..r.-"l
,iBtl4
.1 (Vt .her, A. !. IS":
t r.irt Pitt
,.rre.t l- i
Rlj
..r-i.-
. K-ts-.r.- u..l II 1st ftirltieT
"in iriifr('1 ! H'-t'!''! rr'
of !)-!.. r,.f Mid Jl'pUt t1l'
lira JH-ti. ami '--M '
Ute-K in lh li-iMtiarh--., in-
I..rt nul lime-( hvairuiK; "t
rt ill t UHe B"l pi 11 ' "
t.est.. Us I ha ( -..urt. AIT1
lal 4 1LUA"
'?riiU' it-"
'.jWSf
Probate of Will.
...... -vs- of VIM V B. TRI T
STATE OF VERMONT. I
atet
t at
In Pr.
li.'iii'i' '
t nl Si'!'!'".'!
ortirtf t""
B. Tre.ii.
...,a-l.
the
.nt erf
u . i...t i.m nisi kiiT. s
I Dl.lrlft. on the isnt
la m. nn instrument pi.rj
an.) Testament ol '"
ea o. u.ii ili.ini t. in
to the lotirt I't Charles SI
there-.f. lor Prolan e: n
l"...ie,. lhat all .er"lts ('
notllle.1 loappearat a '
hehl at the Pl.l.vte Oil!' I"
tlal ol IH t.J.er. A. It.. I"'- a-. - , ,,
thev mav have, ati.tm-t ' '..ri-r-l-l.whi.h.art.eU
ij JjTtrler "
WZliZ. suavely . t he Her;
prmle'tat Kiin.l "il'it. pretnn"
i.oiiite.1 for hearins-
II ti''N
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i. a
rv-1""1
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( ''If1 Jt'
h.T.tt- -
-
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T7r
f i s- V
Call And Hear
the OR APH AP""' '
will please you.
$5.00 to5l50.00.f
. I sell the Cy I ifC
Records, also the flat
O". E5.
v. -'' '" '
Records. S""d ,or