HERALD A.ND NEW3. NOVEMBER 26, 1903.
Chebca Hi me News.
Local Editor.
to liva with hid
II. 0. lirxBir.
lias S'li"'
Wilson t tbe court
Mas., ia
RANDOLPH CENTER
Furniture repairing and rellnisbing,
gUiing and all itnt shop work.
W. C. Bolin.
Mr. trrn
",;:T1..nkiv.n,,w.lh friend.,.
" ., .... v ltil. in assUtina in the
. ...,!...( f'mnhrlclK".
nr. , ,i..ni n th.
(nrrt of bi cousin,
,l Hill.
ff ci-mn. of OriW" 'ovrl
T6arlv, II" ' '"r Tink.i!lvin t
Mr tH'i
u, and Mr.. W. P. Townm-nd visit!
K-nd..iri 11 fc""",U ' M'"
d Mr.. 0. II. -H..'ll.
I.m R. U'umrd. teller io the bunk,
.,, Hstur.lay to Brandon to spend
Zau wlt" hli fple-
Vn.CbsrM W. ISisby returned home
Ir"1" Msssaehuwtts. where be
todneen tifilm It"- t
Anions ttm "tudeiit arrivals for Tbanks-
'mreJIi"" Clara lioardway and
CoriHnr" M.mtiK-lier seminary.
yr, nna I.itil'V. who has been keep
ini turn InrWarrrn Htern the past
i Mrs, returned to her borne in llart
Und M'jnit.iy inoriiini?.
Mr. and Mm. Wales Moulton have
tinned tb'ir honse for the winter and
miMlo .North Tunhridtre to live with
ibfir daughter, Mr. Charles Grant.
H 0. Bixiiv visited bin cousin, Willie
C. Bui'?, Worcester, Mais., last week.
)i turned Saturday, aeoomianid by
v.. j..,.,hi,.r. Min Hazel Bixbr, who in
itiitiilitiK commercial school in that
...
Xbere will I Theiikwjivin day srrv
Kftt the Conu'l church thie eveuinir at
7-30 o'cbx'k. AUthoe who regard the
dat are cordially invited to be present.
Ibe K. Fred Daniels of the M. K.
etmrch will deliver the address.
Tbunnual meeting of the Town Sun
(tiv Sob.l association will be held at the
Cmm!tional church Thursday evening
it the clou of the union Thanksgiving
timet. All interested In the work of
tbe dome department should endeavor to
t present.
lb pupils having no marks daring tbe
hll term in District No. 7 are Alice But
ton, Kutn (Jokey, Norman Oos and Myr
Ut Hock. Krnest Button was absent
one-bait day, Katie Uoss one day and
Eucpiw Hook one and one-half days.
Unora Col by waa teacher.
Sunday afternoon, while driving to
IMth Washington to conduct service at
totConc'l chun h, the Key, (Joorge E.
Uu (slhered bright and freab green
have from an apple tree at tbe aide of
tbrroad. Rather late In the season for
frn Iruit in central Vermont
Mr. and Mrs. Alliert W. Hoyt cele-
brated the 2Mb anniversary of their
Birriane Wednesday evening, Nov. 18,
bti ul viKit (nun a delegation from
tamp No. Hria of Veterans, and their
wires and other friends to the Dumber of
about twenty. All had a pleasant evening
moved bis family to Ban-
till confined indoore
lick lint
Ibiet Judii John W. Kowell baa pro-
nti to the Orange County Bar asaocl
lion a fine portrait of himself, which will
bt hang In tbe court room at tbe coming
December term. The portrait is In eepii
and if the work of J. E. Purdy of Boeton.
Ms Rowell was admitted to tbis bar in
I'M, and this gift cornea as an appropri
ate reminder o( the fiftieth anniversary of
s id in jump.
nr. A. H. Hmith has sold bia bouse on
Souto Main atreet, known aa the Cbase
place, to Mr. and Mrs. Curtia M. Hall for
TWO. Piwarssion is given Deo. 1. The
alawaa effected through the tleorge A
Trary Heal Kstate agency of tbia town.
Mr. and Mrs. llall'a eon. Fred, li to
copy tbe place, as he ia ooliged to
varatt Mrs. Hobinsou'i house, which waa
fteenilyaoldto.N. W. Hunt.
The frienda of John McCollom, Jr., are
rifbt (lad to see his cheery face a hoot
town una if only for a tew day. John
"been at Albany, N. Y., aa student
tbe basiness college, lie says that be
likea the school and that be la getting on
ly. His many frienda wish bim
wy wceese. Nd Hay ward, who la sleo
t Albany it the business college, did not
Worn borne for Thanksgiving. He ia e
PWed at Christmas.
Hwrey W. Tavlor, one of Chelsea's
T. writes hack from Hartford, Conn.,
wry encouraging reports of bis improa-
wniotthe grocers' Biecialtiea buaineaa
D. Carleton, a Chelsea boy of former
"J. Harvey has gone to learn the burl-
and seems to like Mr. Carleton and
oosmess very well. Mr. Carleton'a
""mess , growing naturally and rapid-
nd he ia looking for good clean coun-
i my io give them a chance to make
" of themselves.
ii .
, iss .vine M. Corwin, who has been
io poor health for several months, went
- week Wednesday to the Mary Hitch.
nospiui in Hanover. N. H., where
;!, op-rued on Thursday by Dr.
"""or minor. II. r many friends will
"I"1! to know that the operation was
IUffEl..l . . .. ..
snri .Miss i new in ia doing aa
'"" Mil he expected. Mr. and Mrs.
""l lorwm of Lowell, Mass., and
LD.rles It. Corwin of Somerville,
were with her at the hospital.
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wonder
biK,t,ng dor, .i...
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u nave eemtl ,,, (), Many huntere
"t iirnUhlc . i. l,
.- mien, ov ueiuu un-
Kd. Lee baa
dolph.
A. C. Wells is
with slow fever,
Mrs. Elijah Wilbur ia on the
with a severe cold.
B. M. Damon and II. St. Iamb are
putting up a ben house and tool bourn. -
Mrs. M. D. Cburcb returned Saturday
from a several weeki' stay in Deerfield,
ai ass,
J. It. Holden and family are at Hon. !
V. 1. H pear's for the Thanksgiving re
nnion. Miss Agnes Hoy went Tuesday to her
borne in ISorth Duitury to apend Thanks
giving. C. L. Hodges Is not quarantined for
smallpox. He doesn't believe that It will
come bia way.
Elmer Eice, who haa been working
for 1L E. Flint, has retnrned to his
home in Brookfleld.
Miss Ruth Smith retnrned from her
school in Wilmington Saturday for the
Thanksgiving vacation.
Representative Pariah and wife came
home last Saturday and expect to return
to Montpelier next Monday.
The students of the Normal went borne
last Saturday to enjoy the Thanksgiving
vacation that extends to Deo. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Alvord are passing
Thanksgiving at Randolph with his
sister, Mrs. O. W. Pan ton. and family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wedgwood of
Knex Junction are enjoying Thanks
giving day with N. L. Boyden and
family. They have come home and may
atay several daya.
Rev. F. A. Weils took hit wife and
three weeks' old baby home from the
sanatorium last Bunday. Mrs. Wells'
aister la with ber and will aaaiat ber in
tbe household duties and the care of tbe
child as needed.
Walter 'Chad wick, who haa been at
tending tbe Randolph High school, came
borne laat Thursday sick. A doctor waa
called, he had a very sore throat and con-
aulerable fever and there was some
alarm, but he ia convalescing.
Mr. and Mm. Julius Martin, Frank
Bondro and Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper of
Itighgate are visiting their sons and
brothers, Joseph and George Bondro.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper were married In
Higbgate Monday 'mornfng and came
here on their wedding Journey.
Mrs. Susan Dlmick has had cataracts
growing on botb eyes tor some time and
she waa nearly blind. Bhe went to tbe
sanatorium and Dr. Twitcbell of Burling
ton removed the cataract from one eve;
tbe other had not ripened sufficiently for
an operation. 8be returned home and it
ia believed that th operation will prove
successful. Bhe baa to keep the eye band
aged yet,
W. L flebard and wife took advantage
of tbe Normal vacation to take a vacation
and rest that tbey needed. Tbey started
Bunday for Derby, Conn., andwill make
their son, Guy, a visit there. Tbey then
exoect to go to Lunenburg, Mass., and
spend Thanksgiving with their daugh
ter, Maud, and return home the last ot
the week. Tbelr daughter, Frances,
accompanied them and the Randolph
House is closed lor m week,
Mr a. Evana waa called to Brownlngton,
Vt., aome three weeks ago by the death
of ber mother. Her tatber. W. W. la-
galla, waa then aick with pneomon
Kinoe tbe burial of her mother she t
stayed there and cared tor htm till Mon
day, with the aid ot an assistant, aha
brought him to her home here. He was
very weak and they bad to take him on
bed. The Journey of 135 milee fatigued
him considerably, but it la expected that
net will improve him.
that more errors in
sson vi ere not made
"iia a it! i... .n
rod, ! the heavy underbrush, but
"bar.". '" ",,ke th6 e"0r that W,V
" ,0 Uk chances and get a doe, as
n,dent!y the ,.se ith John Druge,
ins a" Ur l,,'"1,tl Builty to the kill
mat. W1" tlie rpi!ul' 1100 nd
w Monday, Others came very close
mt t lmt either saw their
,.,, " "''' iiteiulent of public schools is
ui "usiness this year with an
ltft,r 1 e teachers have liecn
it foiwtamiy h., and up to vtry
.,,, '""V'1' The chods have been
"tliiJ V"1.''"""'1 ,('r systematically that
Pfr,,,:, n school has had
r.' V" '"""ted attention. The
wl 'weived individual and
prr,,,"";!""1' ITogrew toward Im
tb rZ. 1 1"" ,,wn be effort thua far
J.MT RANDOLPH
Homer Lambert of East Eoxbury was
guest at Frederick Rutz's recently.
John Ferris and Gurtave RuU
la North field on busioeeM last week.
Mies Dorothy Fierce ot Tunbridge is
visiting ber grandmother, Mra. M. J.
Pierce.
Rev. N. H. Fair haa gone to Norwood,
R. I., to spend Thanksgiving with bia
children. ...
Mra. J. Whitney of Wert Falrlee was
guest at ber brother's, W. C. Bprague,
last week.
Miss Ruth L. Boyden ot Worcester,
Mass., waa guest at ber aunt's, Mra.
B. F. Blodgett, last Tuesday.
Carl Pierce and Miss Ruby Hall were
nnited In marriage last week Wednesday
at Rovalton and returned to their home
here last Bunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Abel Tracy and four
children of Utica, N. Y., came Monday
to spend Thanksgiving with bia parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tracy.
Rev. and Mrs. H. L Kemp of Hunting
ton came last Mondav to atay nntil after
Thanksgiving at tbe home of her parents,
Mr. and Mra. George E. Brigbam.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Ladd of Woort-eru-tc
came to attend the funeral of her
.i.ter. Mra. Barah E. Clark, who died at
their home In Woodstock Nov. 15, aged
7R wears.
Mr. P. H. Newton ana cnnaren. wm
have been at tbe home of ber parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Tracy v for several
weeks, returned to their home in Middle-
town, Conn., last Tuesday.
South Royalton Notes.
ft . J. Baboent, Local Editor
tharlis Danforth has removed to Royal
ton. Mra. Ji. F. Moody visited her parents
in RutUnd last week.
Arthur Abbott opened new harness
shop baiiness last Monday.
The Cong'l Bunday achool will hold a
Worker' rally Wednesday evening, Dec.
9.
Mr. a id Mrs. George Brown are visit
ing bis brother in Troy, N. V., for a few
weeks.
W. L. Orcutt of Weymouth. Mass., 1
visiting bia aister, here, Mra. Belden
Brooks.
Geori e Harrington has recovered from
his recent Illness sufficiently to be about
the hot 1.
Dr. I ana Dearing baa sufficiently re
covered from a long illness to be about
the hot ae.
The Ladies' Bocinl circle will meet
ith lira, Bouthwortb Tuesday after
noon, Dec 1.
Special meeting of the W. R. C Fri
day, N'v. 27. for regular work. Mem-'
ber a requested to attend.
Will am Wellington left Tneaday for
hie home at Milford, N. H., to pass
Thanki Biving with his family.
Char'es Naught, an employee In tbe
furnittre factory tbe past two years, haa
gone to Barton to seek employment.
Clayton Orcutt and Frank Wbeatley,
Dartmouth students, passed Thanksgiv
ing wilh Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. Brooks.
The midweek service of the Cong'l
church will be held tbis (Thursday) even
ing at 7:30 o'clock. Subject, "Man's re
lation to man."
Mist. Bessie Ames bas closed- ber en
gagement in tbe millinery store ot Mrs.
A. C. Waterman and is engaged at tbe
hotel at table work.
Mra. George Haekett went to the boa-
pital list Friday tor treatment and Mon
day underwent a surgical operation and
ia rp rted aa doing welL
The C. E. society will hold a business
meetiiig for election of officers at tbe ves
try Wednesday evening, Deo. 2, at 7:30
o'clock, followed by a social.
Mrs Jessie Foster Slack, wife ot
Archui Slack, who haa been visiting her.
mother, Mrs. Foster, tbe past ten weeks,
is to remain here through the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Lincoln and Mr.
Walker, who had been here the past two
weeks, returned to their home at Dlgbton j
Monday, Mr. Lincoln purchased a car-'
load c t cows while here.
Mi. Lucy Hale Durkee, wife of Daniel
Durkist, who has paased tbe summer here,
returns to her home at Pomona, Cel.,
soon. Bhe is to be accompanied by Mrs.
J. B. Durkee and Charles P. Tarbell, who
are to pass tbe winter there.
Lawyers Tarbell and Wbitham, Wal
lace la tchelder of Bethel and Soutbgate
of W.iod stock were engaged In suits here
befoM William Batchelder, referee, last
week in tbe case and counter case ot J.
H. Waldo vs. Page St Day ot Sharon.
Tbo marriage of Henry Osgood of Og
densl nrg, N. Y., ia announced. Mr. Os
good is a native ot South Royalton and
res id d here nntil a few years ago, when
he went to Albany, N. ., in tbe employ
of th ) National Harvester Co., and later
to Ordeoaburg. . -
Ths Y. M. C A. will bold a men's
meet ng in tbe Sons ot Veterans' hall
Sunday, Nov. 29, at I p. m. Prominent
members ot the Dartmouth football team
will speak and a quartet from tbe glee
club will sing. You an cordially in
vited to be present.
Tbe Book sociable held by the young
ladies ot tbe Lanrerota class of tbe Ccng'l
Sunday school, Nov, 18, waa a - decided
sneezes. It was held for tbe purpose of
buying books tor tbe Bunday school li
brary. Twenty-three books were given
and about 7 waa realized, with which to
purchase more. " Refreshments were
serv td ties) ot charge. Solos by Miss
8berd and Miss Pearl Bohonon were
well rendered.
A. W. Bohonon, who has been station
agent here for nearly five years, has been
transferred to the Waterbury station and
will move there as soon as convenient,
His removal will be much regretted by
tbe community. His stay here and tbe
service riven to his patrons have been
ROYALTON
The Woman's club will meet with Miss
Ida Lyman Saturday at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Alice Grant was in Woodstock
last week from Wednesday nntil Satur
day. "
H, G. Lobdelt of Hubbardston, Mass.,
was in town last week from Tuesday nntil
Saturday.
James Boyd, Jr., went to Barre Satur
day after having spent several months at
the Cascadnac House.
Mrs. Belle Northrop ot South Tun
bridge spent last week with her cousin,
Mrs. George Smith, Jr.
Carl Martin Pierce and Jnlia Marion
Hall were married at "Imwsr" Wednes
day, Nov. 18, by Rev. Joel Whitney.
Charles Waterman of Lacooia, N. H.,
came Monday to spend a week with bia
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waterman.
Frank Bos worth, who haa been grow
ing feeble for roan v 'months, became al
most helpless tbe first of last week. Fri
day he consented to have tbe selectmen
remove him to tbe town farm.
Tbe Central school closed Friday for
Thanksgiving week. Miss Bessie Lewis
went to ber horns in Randolph and
Misses Julia and Nella Wallace to their
borne in Middletown Springs.
Saint Faul'a church The Bret Sunday
In Advent, morning service and holy
communion at 11 a. ra. Thanksgiving
service tbia mrrning at 11 a. m. Offer
ings for Aged and Infirm Clergy fund.
James A. Btacey and son came from
Putney Friday to await tbe coming of
their household goods. Monday, they
began moving to tbe Martin Skinner
place. Mrs. Btacey and two children
came Tuesday.
in
in
EAST GRANVILLE
Kenneth Dickerman spent Saturday
Randolph.
Daniel and Charles Handly were
Eoxbury Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Beaton are the
parenta of a son, born Nov. 19.
E. J. and W. G. Handly took a drive
over Warren and Granville mountain laat
Friday.
W. G. Handly walked nine miles Mon
day to sell an eight-dollar cow. He
thinks farming pays.
Miss Cells Ladue ot Bralntree attended
tbe entertainment Thursday evening and
called on trienda Friday.
Miss Maud E. Laskey went to ber
home In Quecbee Saturday at tba eloae
ot a most successful term of school. A
very pleasing entertainment waa given
Thursday evening. Tbe exercise con-
sted of music, recitations, dialogues
snd tableaux, which were much enjoyed.
Credit is doe Miss Leakey, tbis being the
Brat term of school taught by her. All
will be glad to know aba is to return for
the winter term. Of tbe eighteen pupils,
those having no abaent marks were Ken
neth Dickerman, Lib by Gusbea and
Walter Luce. Those having no tardy
marks were Kenneth Dickerman, Lib by,
Clara, Herbert, Emmett and Leon
Gusbea, Walter Loae, Clayton Patob,
Vance and Clyde Rich. Clayton Patch
waa abaent only one-half day.
Baby won't suffer five minutea with
croup if you apply Dr. Tbomaa' Eclectric
Oil at once. It acts like magic
NORTH RANDOLPH
George Blodgett is on the sick list.
Mr. snd Mrs. C. H. Taft were in Wash
ington last week.
The Library circle will meet with Mrs.
Austin Emery Dec. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C Cone spent two
days at Randolph Center recently, guests
of Mr. and Mra. Ray Walbrldge.
M .nH Mra. dn Fletcher have moved
tn Kaat Brookfleld into C. A. Bigelow's
boose. Guy will drive tbe order team.
' T"r. Kverr
ban re,.. ' i T"rent of every child
port 7,f 1? W,U
Iben... , "'"''had has done during
Pott '"'"iS"d return the re
"rcl st an early date.
0 r ihe tUd tan H..rt kmm fcrrfj
-wira
Haw la Your Digestion.
Mrs. Mary Dowin of No. 228 8th Ave.,
a- v..n.iv recommends a remedy for
.n.,hl. She eavs: "Gratitude
i. h. wonderful effeut of Electric Bit
ters in a case ot acute Indigestion,
prompts this testimonial. I am fully
convinced that for stomach and ITver
emuMes Electric Bitters is tbe nest reme
dy on the market today." This great
tonio and alterative medicine invigor
ates the system, purifies tbe blood and Is
especially helpful in all forms of female
weakneaa. 60c.
H. A. Leonard, Randolph.
Jan. 1, 1809, would
subscribe.
be a good time to
very agreeable and satisfactory. . He baa
a wife and three beautiful, intelligent
children, who are the pride ot tatber and
mot her and loved by old and yoong, wno
will also be raisand. .
I npure blood rnns -yon' down makes
von an easy victim for organie diseases.
Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blood
cares the cause builds yon op.
NORTH ROYALTON
Miss Jessie Ellis spent laat week visit
ing in South Royalton.
Dorr E. Field cane Monday to spend
the week with bis grandfather, Ziba
Pa ge.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks are visit
lne their daughter, Mra. Kinsman, in
Rochester for a lew days.
Frank Bos worth, who was stricken
wi.h Daralvsis one day last week, haa
beam taken to tbe town farm.
Misa Ada White has resumed her work
in Suringfleld, Mass., after spending
short time visiting friends in Hartford
and New Hsften, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dutton spend
Tl anksgiving at Cbarlee Kidder's in
B the! and Mr. and Mrs. Edward rieia
ard daughter, Elizabeth, spend the day
at Ziba Paige's.
A Card.
We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund tbe money on a 50-cent bottle
of Greene's Wsrranted Syrup of Tar if it
tsilatocure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
ht,tisfac,tory or money refunded.
J. W. Fargo, Randolph Center.
F. C. Batcbellor, Braintres. '
E. L Clafiin. East Braintree.
Spragoe A Bprague, East Randolph.
K. J. Prince, South Randolph.
D. U. Nichols, Roxbury.
O. A. Tilden, Roxbury.
H. A. Leonard, Randolph.
V. A. Grant, Randolph. .
R. G. Morton, Randolph.
C H. Bigelow 4 Son, East Brookfleld.
G. M. Miller, BetheL
1). O. Goodno, Rochester.
H. C. Hubbard, Granville.
C. J. 8tockwelL Hancock.
3. B. Fish, Stockbridge.
J. A. Cbedel Co., Gaysville.
W. P. Smith, East BetheU
J. H. Buck, East BetheL
A. N. King ft Son, Tunbridge.
D. D. Moulton, Randolph.
EAST BRAINTREE
Tbe school in District No. 8 will be- i
gin Monday.
Everett Sherman bas finished work for
Fred Flint and is at home.
Foster Thayer of Saratoga has been
visiting his brother, Orvia.
Mrs. Davton Flagg has been sick in
bed several days with lumbago.
Felix Stokes, who spent tbe winter in
Mamaroneck, N. Y , haa been calling on
frienda in town thia week.
C. E. Bowman has moved into' the
hotel. His place at West Brookfleld Is
now occupied by Daniel Fordbara. '
F. D. Snelling snd son, formerly ot
Danville, but now of BetheL, spent Satur
day night at 8. A. Smith's. He is a
photographer at Bethel, where be has
recently moved bis fam'ly.
George W. Flagg has attained two
titles this tall, that ot aenator and also
of "grandpa," having recently received
word ot the birth of a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Flagg of Brockton, Mass.
Rev. C N. Krook, who spoke st tbe
service last Sunday at Weat Brookfleld,
will apeak here at toe morning service
next Sunday and at West Brookfleld at
tbe evening service. A good attendance
ia desired.
SOUTH RANDOLPH
Henry Camp went to Barre with a load
ot pork Saturday.
Other fortunate deer hunters in this
place were Arthur Smith and C. L. Mo-
Pbetrea.
Mrs. E. D. Camp and son, Barton,
visited ber daughter, Mrs. William "Boyd,
the last of last week.
Dr. Stearns of Randolph tested Julius
Green's and D. L. Loomia' herds last
week. Mr. Green's were all sound; one
of Mr. Loomis' was condemned.
E. J. Prince haa found it necessary to
pnt an addition on his store to keep up
with the increase ot business. Hobart
Peck ia doing tbe carpentry work.
Mis Olive Hanks had tbe mlafortune
to stick a needle into tbe sole ot ber foot
last week. It was removed by a physi
cian and the foot is at present doing welL
Mrs. Inex McPbetres Doherty ot Lynn,
Mass., is tbs mother of a little daughter,
born Nov. 22, granddaughter ot Mr.
snd Mrs. C L. McPbetres ot this place.
Mr. sod Mra. Mason Ladd ot Wood
stock were at E. P. Riford'a laat week
Toeeday, coming with tbe body of Mrs.
Ladd's aister, Mra. Sarah Clark, who waa
buried at East Randolph that day.
Sevan Year of Proof.
"I have had seven years ot proof that
Dr. King's New Discovery is tbe best
medicine to take for coughs and colds
and for every diseased condition of
throat, cheat or longs." says W. V. Hen
ry of Panama, Mo Tba world has had
thirty-eight years ot proof that Dr.
King's New Discovery is the best remedy
for coughs and colds, la grippe, asthma,
bay fever, bronchitis, hemorrhage ot the
lungs and tbe early stages ot consump
tion. Its timely use always prevents tbe
development of pneumonia. Sold nnder
guarantee. 50c. and f 1.00. Trial bottle
free.
1L A. Leonard, Randolph.
Now is tbe time to subscribe.
A CHECKING ACCOUNT
oocoHAS BECOME A-oo
BUSINESS NECESSITY
and we solicit an opportunity to explain its many advan
tages. Inquiries in person or by letter willlae cheerful
ly answered. We furnish check books so tha deposi
tors may pay their bills by check and thua avoid the ne
cessity of keeping a large amount of money on hand.
. HATI01L Mi OF WHITE RIVER JUNCTION,
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT.
ftV'fer4vav ravr4yev sVsWasm4,v,v,v
Eggs at 40 cents a dozen makes the question of feed
a matter well worth your attention.
Page's Perfected Poultry Food, $3.00 cwt.
Page's Granulated Bone, 2.50 cwt.
Breck's Beef Scraps, 3.00 cwt.
Wirthmore Dry Mash, 2.00 cwt.
Wirthmore Scratch Feed, -95 cwt.
No. 1 Minneapolis Wheat, 1.95 cwt.
Oyster Shells, .7 cwt.
suts.
The above are not experimental feeds they give re-
t
FRUITS AND NUTS
are now in full supply. We are pleased to quote:
Best Persian Dates,
Best Smyrna Figs,
Cape Cod Cranberries,
California Soft Shells,
Mixed Nuts,
Florida Oranges,
08 cts lb.
1 5 cts lb.
1 2 cts qt.
18 cts lb.
15 cts lb.
35c coz.
SS AIj
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We have a large supply of the following kinds :
Turk's Island, 55 cts bu.
Worcester Packing, 55 cts bu.
Silver Springs Cattle, ioo's,' 55 cts.
Silver Springs Cattle, 56's, 35 cts.
Worcester Dairy in 5, 10, 14 and
56 lb bags, 8, 15, 20 and 70 cts.
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The increasing strength of the winter wheat market
makes our quotations as follows:
$6.00 bbl
6.cobbl
5.75 bbl
Encore, $6.75 bbl Rob Roy,
Wise King, 6.75 bbl Snow Flake,
Gold Medal, 6.75 bbl Riverdale,
Pillsbury Best, 6.75 bbl
FEED AND GRAIN
Markets show a greater strength with advancing ten
dencies. We are pleased to quote as follows :
Old Corn, $1.60 cwt
Old C. Corn, Meal, 1.65 cwt
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Provender,
Bran,
Mixed Feed,
Middlings,
1.75 cwt
1.40-1 45 cwt
1.55-1,60 cwt
1. 65-1. 70 cwt
Sucrene Dairy Fd., 140 ct
SucreneIIorseFd.,$i45 cwt X
Cottonseed, 1.65 cwt 4
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Gluten,
1.65 cwt
Paragon Dairy, 1.55 cwt
Wirthmore Stk.Fd. 1.65 cwt
Wheat, ' 1.95 cwt
Oats, .60 bu
Two cars of "Dixie" Cottonseed just in quality ex-;
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Hundreds, yes thousands, of people have taken advan
tage of this great sacrifieejsale, and many dollars have been
saved by them. "We claim this to be the greatest money-
saving chance that has ever been thrown before the people
of Bethel and vicinity. You all know
lis is a Geiins MM Ui
AND
Everything on iiiQ Premises f.losi
be Converted to Gash in the
Least Possible Time.
Remember you have no excuses to make. There is every
thing here for man, woman and child. Don't delay, come
while the assortment is be6t. W.e win, not quote a long list
of prices space will not permit. A visit to our numerous
bargain counters will convince the most earerui ouyer tnat
our prices cannot be equalled in the state. Winter is here.
You Need Warm Clothing, we Need the Money.
It will pay you to come miles to this great bankrupt sale.
The store must be vacated soon, so get busy. Remember
the place, ,
Bethel Dry Goods Company
Sargent Clock, next Door to Post Office,
Botlaol,, Vermont.
Plenty of telp to watt oa you without delay. Ten thousand dollars
worth of fine merchandise must be cold. You know why. Price don't
count.
WE ONLY SAY, COME!
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MAJESTIC THEATRE
DuBois & Gay's Hall, Randolph,
w Nigfit All rami
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Kew Pictures Every Evening, Ml t!:3 litest Sheets.
12,000 Feet cfjictures izi Six Illustrate j Scnjs Every Week
Wss Lettla Bailey, Sopm ; Miss Virginia Terry, Pianist.
Admission, - - - Ten Cents.
FOR SALE.
TEN DWELLING HOUSES
CHELSEA VILLAGE.
These houses are all with
in the fire district and in good
condition. Can be bought on
easy terms.
GEO. A. TRACY,
REAL ESTATE,
CHELSEA, VERMONT.
Tb Eest Christmas Present
something for tbe home. The best
thing for tbe home Is an EDISON
PHONOGRAPH. Nothing makes the
home so inviting and so popular as
this great and' versatile entertainer.
$12.50 TO S60.00.
C. F. F.I AF.CH ESTER,
RANDOLPH, VERMONT.