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HAVE BQUCHT THE
Edson Feed Store
where they will
be pleased to
see all the old
customers as
well as the new
ones. The old
help will stay
with new firm.
rt4HrU,F0a SALE, ETC.
J Wood for aale. tl J. V. Newton.
JSap tab wanted. B. E. Walker.
Ckah tid tor hide and pelt. tt
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hi
U A. Jerd.
to work on farm.
E. H. Powers,
i few eowe and
L. D. Kix.
25c
25C
25c
25c
3 Cans Pennant Corn,
3 Cans Early Jons Peas,
3 lbs. 60-70 Primes,
3 lbs. 4-C Raisins,
3 lbs. Hatchet Brand
Seeded Raisins,
2 Cans Standard Tomatoes, 25c
3 Bottles Mixed Pickles, 25c
Canned Apples, 13c, 2 for 25c
A Few Gallons Nice
Maple Syrup left at 90c
per gallon.
25c
Man wanted at onoe
2w
Wood for aale, alao
steer. t(
Fcr Sale: Fire Chester White brood
sows with pig. P. D. Chat Held.
For Hale: Green 18-in. wood fitted for
stove, 12 ran, casn. . A. I. nen.
Look out for the Rix anction of 40 cat
tle Tuesday, Mar. 23, 10 a. m. sharp.
R. H. Kinmbury of Eaxt Randolph will
resume peddling tinware this spring.
Highest oash price paid for calfskins.
hides end live poultry, B. M. Bmitb.
For Bale: Farm and some nice hay.
3w ae Russell Woodward, Bethel, Vt.
Wanted: At once a first-class man on
new boots and shoes. 2t E. E. VanOrnam.
Oash paid every Monday for live poul
try, fresh eggs, young calves and hides.
Lyman u. nix.
Wanted: Poultry live; will pay 12c
lb. for good ones. tf
H. K. Reed, nortnneia, vu
For Bale: Quantity of household furn
iture, nearly new. Sw
P. W. Wood, Randolph Center
For Sale: Pair of extra well matched
steers 4 years old this spring.
W. M. Terry.
Wanted at Once: Tall, strong girl.
Apply by mail to Brigham Sheet Gelatine
Co. tf
Lost: In Chandler Musio hall Mar. 10,
largs horseshoe pin set with stones.
Finder please leave at Herald office.
Wanted: Girl for general housework
in family of tour; no laundry; good
wages; steady place. Mrs. W. B. Vlall.
I will be in Randolph to do manicur
ing, 'shampooing, etc., from March 22
until April 3. Miss Anna E. Cougniin.
Desirable farm, stock, tools, bard and
soft timber, sugar bush, near Sharon,
ae Particulars, W, Box 117, Sharon, Vt.
Wanted : Capable and respectable
woman as housekeeper tor small family.
Write stating terms. 2w G. B. Howard.
Wanted: An experienced man to run
a bobbin splitter. Good wages. Apply
to Vermont Lime Co., Greenfield, Masa. at
Wanted: To rent good
Administrator's
I now offer for aale all of the real estate
that was owned by the late Busao B. Rob
inson, consisting of the following proper
ty: The dwelling house on Randolph
avenue; on one of the best streets and one
of the pleasantest homes tn town;iarga
barn and large lot, wide front, plenty of
land in back; beautiful shade treea; con
crete cellar, furnace, bath, electric light
ed, slate roof, and will accommodate (and
is fitted for) another small family, If de
sired. Also farm containing 144 acres of land
on East Braintree road ; small tenement
off a few rods from School street; double
tenement opposite gristmill; alao the en
tire gristmill property, of which she waa
part owner.
All of this property must and will be
sold to close the estate. tf
H. P. San ford, Administrator.
Randolph, March 18, 1900.
Randolph Continued.
C. F. STEVENS.
EDSON BLOCK
The
KODAK BOX
Contains Everything for Picture
Slaking by the Daylight
Method.
Price $4.00
Brownie Enlarging Camera,
fx7 Enlargements from
2x3J negatives,
Price 1.
NO DARK ROOM.
for
A. E. BASS,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
II. A. HARPER
Has a Full Line of
WALL PAPER
right from the millgjrom
10c op and Is now ready
to receive all his patrona
and also mail orders. If
any one who is sick of the
ready mixed paint will
call on 11. A. Harper he
will make any color you
-want out of pure lead and
oil. He also has a good -
Ready-Mixed Paint for Sals
as good as ary in market.
H. A. HARPER
Painter and Paper Hanger
(arm, with or without stock and tools; J
also a snffell farm for the summer, ae
Lock Box J, Randolph.
Just received BOO dox. overalls, good
ones, from 39 cents op. Ws cut prices
on all goods now. Come in and see the
goods. 4w Barney Shapiro.
Rochester House for sale or to rent,
with or without furniture, with or with
out stable. None but responsible parties
need apply, ae Q. M. Ford, Rochester, Vt.
For Ble: George Young farm; two
miles from depot, wintering thirty head
of cattle; large apple orchard and sngaf
orchard, ae F. P. Russell, Royalton VU
Auction (n DuBois A Qsy's halt Satur
day evining, March 20 rugs, glasswatw,
silverware, tinware and a quantity of
children's shoes.
F. H. Packard, Auctioneer.
Am agent for the Montpelier laundry
and confident you will appreciate the
jwork; can gratify your wish for any
kind of mileage. C R. Steele, leading
, hair dresser, 4 Main street.
I will psy the highest prices for rags,
rubbers, metals, bran sacks. Patronize
your neighbor. Save them for me, and I
will do well by you. Notify mj by mail.
My name will be on box..
David Hermslone.
We will load every Saturday morning,
instead of Mondays. II it-beat prices
paid for everything in the calf line.
Bring us your bogs, chicken, lambs and
rattle and receive good treatmeot. K. T.
Sanborn, agent, tf Edson A Chad wick.
Organs For Sale: Fifty good second
hand organs for sale, all makes. Only
three dollars down, and one dollar a
month until paid, delivered at your
freight office. All guaranteed in perfect
condition. 4w ae
Geo. I). Jarvia Sl Son, Burlington, Vt.
I do not employ agenta to sell my
monumental work for the reason that it
is necessary to pay them 10 to 20 percent
, for their services. This means that the
: customer must pay thia amount in the
end. Yon can save thia by buying di-
; rect from the manufacturer.
I tf A. F. Lamb.
! Lord's Prayer Puzzls.
In coarse type on fine cardboard, 10x13
1 inches, sliced into 75 parte. Sent post-
' paid on receipt of 60c.
I 8w ae J. S. Tower, Tunbridge, Vt.
I Poultry man I
i Don't worry about good hatches. Save
' time and money by buying Cypher's In
surable Incubators and Brooders. Call
and aee them operate. 8w
W. O. Taft, West Brookfield, Vt
Teachers' Examinations!
Public examinations for teachers will
be held in Windsor connty aa follows :
White River Junction, March 19 and 20;
Ludlow, March 22 and 23; Woodstock,
March 21 and 25; Rochester, March 24
and 25.
N. J. Whitehill, Examiner.
Judge C H. Maxham of Woodstock
waa in town yeaterday.
Mrs. A. E. Basa and Mrs. B. D. DuBois
were In Montpelier Inesday.
Mrs. Osmond Creaser of West Derby is
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ji
Blakely.
H. M. Totman waa in North Tunbridge
over Sunday as the guest of his brother,
F. H. Totman.
Mrs. Ida Sumner la suffering from a
painful swelling on the risht aide of her
neck made more troublesome by a cold.
Mrs. Moses Spauldlng received a brief
visit Sunday from her son and his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spaulding, of St. Al
bans.
Misa Eva Fortin, who works In the
knitting factory at Northfleld, came
home Tuesday to recover from a hard
cold.
Mrs. C R. Granger and Mrs. H. 8.
Booth are spending todsy in Hairs with
the former's son, Carroll Granger, and
family.
A. M. Vaugban, secretary of the Ver
mont Horticultural society, spoka on
"Forestry" at the Farmers' institute held
in East Fairfield yesterday.
F. Hr Ketchum attended a ball in Rox
bury last nigbt and, though it was not a
fancy dress affair, Mr. Ketchum went in
the character of a peacemaker. .
productive and Wednesday moving the switchboard
for Our Samples
of Wool Dress Goods.
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Write for Samples of
New Wash Goods,
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aiioreu ior uk hiiii Misses
125 HOW III STOCK, PRICED FROM SI 0.00 TO S25.00
Every Shade and Size Black, Blue, Green, Brown, Taupe, Catawba,
Red and Mixtures. Every Jacket lined throughout and fit guaranteed with
out extra charge.
Ve Will Send Suits on Memorandum for You to Choose From.
BELL BROTHER,' RANDOLPH
A Great Stock of Lace mil Mustla Curtain:
- Now oa Hani
The New Oxfords and Lew Shoes
In 1 Greater Variety Thaa Ever.
rrinMH, TiiSgg
Art Ken I
For Sale.
One of the best located farms in Ran
dolph, easy to work and of best quality;
2 milea to creamery and railroad station.
Never failing, spring of water. Stork,
tools and produce at purchaser's option.
J. Harris Bass, Kandolph, Vt., B. F.
D. 8, or inquire of E. 8. Tracy, tf ae
NOW IS THE TIME
TO
SUBSCRIBE.
Notice.
Having secured apace in the suit de
partment of the E. A. Thomaa store,
formerly occupied by Mrs. Draper, I have
moved my millinery to that place, where
I will be pleased to see all my old as well
aa new customers. Have lust returned
from the city markets with a new line of
choice apring goods which I shall be
pleased to show. Mrs. J. F.Tewksbury. 2t
6 Percent Without Taxes.
We offer a limited amount of our pre
ferred stock at f 50 per share, the same be
ing par value. Aa this stock is not taxa
ble, and pays six per cent dividend annu
ally on April 10th, we consider it a very
desirable investment. As to its safety, it
is a lien on our property in Bennington
and Northfleld in preference to our com
mon stock that representa over 7S,000 ac
tually paid in. For further particulars,
apply to the treasurer or any of the fol
lowing directors, F. A. Joslyn, C 8.
Richmond, A. E. Flastridge. ae tf
The Vermont Hosiery A Machinery Co.
F. W. Dutton, Treaa.
Northfleld, Vt, Feb. 1, 1909.
of the Central office to the new home of
the operator, Mrs. Florence AxtelL
Miss Msrtba Peaks, who had been in
Brookfield three weeks and waa a guest at
Eugene Wardner's the last few days of
her stay in this vicinity, left Monday for
St. Albans.
Miss Susie Gilman has finished work at
tbe sanatorium and la with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oilman, in West
Hartford tor a week 'a rest before entering
the household of W. R. Sargent.
Judges D. H. Morse of Randolph and
Horace White of West Topsbam met yea
terday and appointed Elijah Flint, T. J.
Adams and Joseph Ladue license commis
sioners for the town of Braintree.
Misa Lena Eilburn was taken III last
Thursday with an attack threatening
pneumonia, which was, however, fortun
ately averted, though she did not escape a
season 01 considerable discomfort.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
will meet Saturday afternoon, March 20,
at tbe home of Mrs. W. W. Morton.
Members are requested to come promptly
at 2:45 for the transaction of business.
About 60 couples participated in tbe St.
Patrick's day ball givsn In Grangehall
last night by tbe Rebekabs, who realized
a profit of f 14 from the affair. The Mus
ic Hall orchestra of four pieces plsyed for
tne dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Chamberlain, who
bad been spending several days with Mr.
Chamberlain's parents, Mr. and Mra. D.
M. Chamberlain, at Mra. A. G. Putnam's,
took their departure Tueaday to Spring-
nela, Mass.
Louis Fillion has ended s long term of
service in the foundry of Sargent, Os
good 4 Roundy and haa moved his fami
ly to Montpelier, where his son. Louis.
Jr., has already found employment with
a granite company.
Mra. Marv Batiste, who la now nu nf
tne head workers in tbe Skinner Silk
manufactory at Holyoke. Mass., waa
called home the 11th inst. by tbe illness
of her mother, Mrs. Charlea Ooulumbe,
who is much better.
Mrs. i. H. Smith arrived Monday from
West Romervllte, Mass., and was met
here by her grandson, Fred Smith, Jr..
who came from Alstead, N. H., tbe same
day. Mra. Smith haa been stavina with
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Dudley.
Hon. V. I. Bpear ia in Burlington today
at s meeting of tbe officers of the Ver
mont Sugarmakera association called to
consider tbe matter of an exhibit at tbe
coming Tercentenary celebration of tbe
discovery of Lake Champlain.
Mrs. Wilbur Briggs of Lisbon, N. H.,
arrived yesterday to Join her husband,
who ia a new employe at Salisbury
Brothers' factory. Mr. Briggs. who is
boarding at C F. Griswold's, bss rented
me cottage 01 Mrs. u. M. Howard on
Sooth Main street.
Rev. Dr. A. L. Cooper reached his 85th
birthday anniversary Sundsy with a seat
and joy in life not exceeded by those
hose years fall short of bis by two or
three decades. Tbe day was happily
spent in the midst of family friends at
the home of bis nephew, Pr. A. C
Bailey.
At Grange Saturday evening, the first
and second degrees were conferred on a
class of fourteen. Glenn Bailey and Rob
ert Bruce rendered a beautiful cornet duet
and responded to an encore. A paper,
"8hall our young people be educated in
the rtate or sent to other colleges?" waa
read by Mra. Arthur Vaugban.
Tewksbury ft Raymond areltering the
front of their store somewhat by having
hardwood floors laid in tbe show win
dows, with new plate glaaa extending to
the floor oa the vestibule side, while the
side next to the station is being paneled
up six and a half feet. The E. F. Emer
son company baa charge of tbe work
which when completed, will give tbe
store a much bet tear opportunity to dis
play goods than it haa heretofore had.
Mrs. J. L, Priest returned Monday
from a tw&'xeeka' absence In Springfield,
Mass., with her daughter aad sister,
Misses Eva and Ida Battlea. Tbe latter
has sought a change froiwrireaamaking
on account of her health, which demand
ed leaa sedentary occupation, and she is
bow managing aucoessfutly a lodging
bouae on Main street in Springfield.
Mlaa Eva is also doing well is her posi
tion and has had bar efficiency recognised
by an increased remuneration.
Joseph Kane of Susquehanna, Pa., who
was aent to Chelsea Jail from thia place
early la tbe tall on tbe charge of va
grancy, waa found in an intoxicated con
dition in Braintree Monday and arrested
by Officer 8. H. Thayer. Frank Kelly, alias
John Murphy, waa arrested tbe same dsy
by tbe same officer for the same reason,
and both prisoners were lodged injthe
lock-up that night. The next morning
tbey were eiven a hearing before Justice
H. W. Vail, who aent them to Chelsea in
care of Officer Thayer tor a 30 daya' peri
od of incarceration. '
In accordance with tbe regulation cf
the State Board of Health and the cattle
commissioner, issued under tbe authori
ty of Act No. 119 of the laws of 1908, tbe
Co-operative creamery, beginning May 1,
will pasteurise stl stim milk or butter
milk before it is removed from tbe cream
ery by subjecting It to a temperature of at
least ITS degrees Fahrenheit and not to
exceed 180 degrees tor not less than 15,
and not more than 30, minutes. This is
to prevent tbe spread of bovine tubercu
losis by feeding tsinted milk to young
stock. Skim milk or butter milk from
creameries outside tbe state cannot be
brought into the stste until it haa been
thoroughly sterilized or pasteurized. A
fine of f 50 ia fixed for any violation of
thia law.
Twenty-two members of the Randolph
Woman'a Literary club were present at
the annual business meeting, held Satur
day afternoon, March 13, at Bethany
Parish house. Quotations on business
were given in response to tbe roll call,
and tbe annual reports of tbe secretary
and the treasurer, .were given. The fol
lowing officers and members of commit
tees were elected for tbe year of 1909-10,
to take office in October, 1909: Presi
dent, Mrs. E. O. Bam; vice president,
Mrs. Fraser Metzger; secretary, Miss
Desier "Moult on; treasurer, Mrs. H. A.
Leonard ; program committee, Mrs. Hale
Flint, Mra. E. S. Tracy, Miss Ftta Har
wood, Mrs. L. A. Russlow, Mrs. M. W.
Cbsmberlin; book committee. Mrs. C F.
Moulton, Miss Annie Walsh, Mrs. J. W.
Raymond, Mrs. E. O. Blancbard, Miss
Jennie Stewart; flower committee. Mrs.
W. W. Morton, Mrs. H. B. Bell. Two
new members, Mrs. Walter H. Sargent
and Mra. J. D. Mitchell, were elected.
Church Notes.
Service will be held in St. John'a
church aa usual Sunday morning.
Christian Bcienos chapel Service San
day at 11 a. m.; subject, "Matter."
Bethany guild will meet In tbe Parish
house at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon,
March 25.
There will be a banquet given by tbe
young people of the Fed t rated churches
Thursdsy evening, March 26, in the Bap
tist parlors.
Bethany church notes Tbe me of the
morning sermon will be "Easing one's
conscience;" theme of the evening ser
mon, "A call to worship."
The Bethany C E. social postponed
from last week will be held tomorrow
evening at the Pariah boose. Home
made candy will be on sale. 1,
Rev. W. 8. 8m It hers of Montpelier, dis
trict superintendent, will hold quarterly
conference in the Methodist church at
7:30 Saturday evening and will preach
there Sunday morning;. Tbe singing of
tba service will be by the children, led by
tbe choir.
Cash Paid For Hides!
THE CONTROC0
IIICAIIDESCEIIT LIAIITLE LI
-WILL-
A Card.
We, tbe undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund tne money on a 50-cent bottle
ofiGreene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it
fa la to cure your cough or cold. We
alM guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
sat in factory or money refunded.
J. W. Fargo. Randolph Center.
F. C Batcbellor, Braintree.
E. L Claflin. East Braintree.
Hprague ft Sprague, East Randolph.
E. J. Prince, Booth Randolph.
D. L. Nicbola, Koxbury.j
G. A. Tilden, Roxbury.
H. A. Leonsrd, Randolph.
V. A. Grant, Randolph.
R. G. Morton, Randolph.
C H. Bigelow ft Son, East Brookfield.
G. M. Miller, Bethel.
1). O. Good 00, Rochester.
H. C. Hubbard, Granville.
C. J. HtockwelL Hancock.
3. B. Fish, Stockbridge.
J. A. Cbedel ft Co., Gaysville.
W. P. Smith, East Bet be L
J. U. Bock, East Bethel.
A. N. King ft Son, Tunbridge.
D. D. Moulton, Randolph.
SAVE THE PRICE OF THE LAMP
IN THE AMOUNT OF OIL
WHICH IT BURNS.
This Lamp Will Burn 80 Hours with Only
One Gallon of Kerosene Oil, and Give You 100
Candle Power Light.
Call and See the Lamp.
A Carload of White Lime Just In.
All Kinds of Feed Now on Hand.
E. W. TEWKSBURY & CO,
Signs of Spring
We are all looking for the first sign of Spring. One
of the best signs for the past ten years has been
TOTTCAN'S CATALOGUE
Our tenth anniversary catalogue is just off the press.
- Now if you are interested in
GOOD SEEDS, GARDEN OR FLOWER; GOOD
PLANrS, VEGETABLE OR BEDDING;
HARDY SHRUBS, ETC., ETC.,
It is up to you to get our catalogue ; larger than ever ; full of half
tone cuts of our large establishment, groups of
flowers, inside views, etc. v
Tea years dolnc; buslneas with the same customers Is tbe best proof
we can advance that we do business oa tbe square.
ZBI. 3C. TOTMAKT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FLORIST, RANDOLPH, VERMONT
i &
Hew Spring Hats
BOSTON DERBY
(Ref, 14830
A wide range of new t-hapes
for nien of all ages in all the
new novtltj shades as well as
the more staple colors.
The hats for this spring are
decidedly different and very
attractive in tt jle and coloring.
Stiff Hate, $2, $2."i0 and .
Soft Hate, 50c to 2.
Spring Caps, 2jc, ."Oc, ?1.
Adjustable Fancy Hatbands, 3 Cents.
The new Sprint samples for made-to-meaure suits
are ready and we'll take pleasure In showing them
to you at aay time. Come ia aad let as submit Ideas
aad prices for your new spring suit or overcoat.
JOHN D. MITCHELL,
THE CLOTHIER, - . - - - - RANDOLPH, f
kaVfVevavevey,a
The Ladies' Furnishing Store
VTe carry all kinda of Underwear Combination Suits and
.Separate garments. Everything in White floods. V S
Lawn Waists are coming in small lots. Something new all
the time. , ' ' - ' -
Have you seen our "New Conformo Reducer" Corset, the ideal
1909 garment ? It insures a perfect figure and perfect comfort;
does not break down at the waist line; the corset you have long
sought. Try it.
. Are you looking for Silk Petticoats ? If so, THRESHER'S
are here. We have a line of Silk Petticoats in a variety of colors,
especially desirable for suits and evening gowns. These 6kirts are
sold at so close, a margin it makes it possible to have a beautiful
silk skirt to. match each suit and gown at a small expense. We
can also furnish any grade you desire.
Before you purchase your Summer Silk, come and look over
i our samples of "Thresher's Silks." We now have over 1,000 to select
from, and tfte prices are the very lowest.
J Spool "Silk, 8c, .100 yards. Buttons made to order. Hole-
J proof Hose, guaranteed six months.
i IDA S. MANN, Ksw O'Connsr Elock, cp ens flight, RANDOLPH
Isn't It About Time
To be thinking of a new Poring Ilaineoat ''
Overcoat? We have there in both tlaple imf
fancy patterns from 10 up. It ia also time tj h-'
thinking of that New Suit for Easter if it i t "
betailor made. Call and see our sample bik-.
The colors are unusually attractive, the go(iN
are all wool and every garment is guarant. ' l
to fit. jn ' jt j j jt ji jt j,
New Furnishings, Hats and Caps, Footwear.
Wall Papers!
Handsome Parlor papers, fine line of Tapestries
for halls and dining rooms, Tile Papers for bath
rooms, dainty bed-room and serviceable styles
for kitchens. j ji ji ji ji . . .
Also New Window Shades from 25 cents up.
TEWKSBURY & RAYMOND,
RANDOLPH, VERflONT.