Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-02-27

could get him out was to remove a
post supporting the stairs On the DE-
of the Bradish block when he went
down 10 the level behind the buildings,
picked himself up and ran away alme ST
entirely uniniured.
DIR. A. Kendrick, one Of the oldest
and most respected citizens OF the town
died Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. He
has been sick for a long time and in
feeble health for some years. He was
at one time tie leading physician IN
this part of the state but advancing
years and i'll health compelled him 10
retire. The funeral services were AT
tended from his late residence on Pleas
ant street by Rev. Mr.. Wilkins. lie
was for several years an exemplary
member of the Episcopal church. The
family and friends have the sympathy
of all in their bereavement.
The exercises in the High school
room in dedicating the United States
flag given by Col. X. j. kimball were
much enjoyed by all present. The
singing by all the schools in concert
was a good illustration of what prae-
tice can do. The states about the
room were covered with flags and pen
nants drawn by the pupils of the low
er schools. The essays were also
good.
The Morgan Horse Company of
Dundee, Ill. have al last secured
Pearl Morgan, bred by A.. B. Man
chester q Sons, Valley Farm, West
Randolph, VT, to occupy the place of
honor in their large establishment.
They are the largest Morgan horse
breeders in the West. They are in the
finest country in the world, and have
in Pearl Morgan the purest bred Nor
gan horse alive, tracing twenty times
to old Justin through his three best
sons, Woodbury., Sherman and Bull
rush. He combines the strains of.
blood that produced Magma Chartar
the Golddust, the Morrill, and the
Fearnaught families and Johnston the
PAGER, 2.06 Ia, also the dam of Ken
lucky Prince the sire Of Guy, 2.10 81.
1t is hard to wipe out the influence of
this Morgan blood, wherever the fast
est miles have been made there the
blood of this great Vermont horse has
beaten with exultant pride.-Spirit of
the Hub.
The annual ball of the Hose Com
panies Of West Randolph was held at
Dubois & Gays hall Friday evening
last, and Notwithstanding the bitter
cold weather was a grand success and
very enjoyable. The music was fur
nished by the Military Band of Mont
pelier and was very fine although many
would have preferred Beedle's 0rches-
ira better, but as this famous orchestra
has disbauded, this was the next best
thing. The concert was very fine in
deed and much enjoyed by many of our
citizens who do not dance. The BAN
quet at the Red Lion Inn was in every
way worthy of this house. The menu
was as follows:
OYSTERS.
Raw Stewed
BOILED.
OK Tongue Ham
RoAsTs.
Turkey Chicken
JELLIEs.
Apple Lemon
ENTREES.
Escaloped Oysters, Lobster Salad, Chicken
Salad.
RELIsHEs. |
Celery, Homemade Sweet Pickles, Queen
Olives, Chow Chow, Tomato Catsup,
French Mustard, Worcestershire Sauce.
PASTRY. /
Hot Rolls, Wheat Bread, Fruit Cake, An
gel Cake, Sponge Cake, Maple Sugar
Cake, Chocolate Cake.
DESSERT.
Apricots, Peach Sauce, Pear Sauce, Plum
Sauce, Lemon Sherbert. Vanilla Ice Cream,
Bananas, Oranges, Assorted Nuts,
Layer Raisins, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate.
Wallace Williams is to open a meat mar
ket in the Wheeler block Saturday, Mich. l,