Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-02

at IT, sn,,th hpnnd afternoon and night I
s,,nress trains do not stop here except LOT
nassenpers to and from connecting roaus'
There was family reunion last Week
~ the house ofG. Z. Graham at when
Ssars present DR.. G. E. Z. sparhawK OF
Burlington, Dir. Samuel sparnawk OF ~.
Iohnshnrv. l.. T. Sparhawk OF West nan
doIph and Mrs. Rockwell OF Boston
Notice the change in time table or you
win get left. Especially bear IN hllhS .ne
fact that the afternoon south oounu 81
nress does not stop in Bethel except Iul
passengers to and from connecting TAI
roads. In accordance with TINS RUE .nis
train did not stop on Iuesoayol .nls 49,, 49,
Though the travel is so large at bethei
that this train will probably stop most OF
thotiy,e vet the uncertainty OF tnat lact
,rill nrohably cause great deal OF lncoh-
venience to our people il this ARRANGEMENT
Is continued. 1t is sincerely hoped tha' II
will not be.
Everybody was surprised last Weones-
dav morning to read in the Boston papers
of the failure of Alley Bros. ana Place itns
owners of the tannery mere. lneS ma
been rated at = ,0O0, 900 and were supposed
10 resi- on a financial bed rock OF stablllty.
4 few DAYS later came the report OF the
to;lure ~ i. B. Alley of Lynn, Mass, the
father of the Alley Bros. of Alley Bros. x
place. II seems that the elder Aney was
owing quite large sum TO the nrm oi Al a,
lev Bros & Place and II was py ms maui maui
~, - meet this obligation that the down
fsll az the latter firm was caused. ne
firm 81 Alley Bros. assigned TO W. A.husk
and w. A. knowlton, under whom ing
fannerv is at present managed. Ihey VIII
work of the stock on hand ana then shu.
down for while, at least, out Il i eAt iS
" probable that business VIII oe resull,e me-.
THIS fall and il is understood that Alley
RIOS. ~ Place have a large amount OF as
sets sufficient to pay all their debts ana
leave them n handsome surplus out the
,1resent stringency in the money market
and slow movements in the leather trace
squeezed them. j. b. Alley assigned 70
A. Knowlton so that the aiialrs OF eo.n
firms will be adjusted at the saine 'ii''S'
The ordination and confirmation seryie-
- at Christ church Tuesday were largely
attended and very impressive Inc Sesaed
choir of % voices was well trained anu
added great dignity to the occasion. Inc
candidates for ordination, Kew: ". a; VII VII
rins ~ Bethel and Rev. Alfred h. heelei
~ Island Pond, were presented 70 bishoL
Risseu by the Rev. Homer White OF Norln
field. At the close of the ordination ser
vice Rev. Mr.. Wilkins presented TO in; 1n'
Rishon six candidates for connrmatloh
Among the ont Of town clergymen present
A s.sbn ssrvices we're the Revs. Franei:
smith Of Woodstock, J. {. Flanders o.
Nonfpelier. Homer White Of Northilela
IN Goddard of Windsor, Lucius HARDY
Of Burlington, n. p. Bird OF West KAN
dolph. -, ~ SCR
vices at Christ church last Tuesday morn
ing: prayer at 9 a. M; at IL a. M Froc sa.
sionai of the Bishop, Clergy ana Neste'
Choir: professional hymn, AZ verslcl,
intoned. 40 Lord, open Thou cur npss
response by choir, followed oy SloI,'
Patri;" sermon by the Key. =. - is.,.S
els Of Montpelier; presentation OF eahul
dates for priesthood; htany prayers ah'
the commencement OF the communion Sc
vice. ordination; hymn, 24O; presenta
tion Of candidates for connrmatohi con
clusio,n OF communion servicei presenla
ton of congregation to Bishopi recession
al hymn lss.
The present trout law is causing som
trouble lust now over the SIX inch CLAUSE
Perhaps the majority of the members 9
the last assembly had practical knoNleog
- 80 me habits of trout, anyhow the laN
in that respect is deficient. All angler
Tor trout usually give jerk Wnen the
IMAGINE trout has hold OF the bait, the
don't wait to look into the pool to see IN
nature and size Of the fish ana suck tnei
six inch rule on his side before puii,iin
ont the fish but quantities OF nsh are poi
ed ont and of course any fishermen know
that in all small brooks the majority At
les than the required length so the GOO
fisherman takes the trout from the moo
and throws him back into the water troI
whence he was taken. What happens
80 per cent Of those trout die ana are {
no use TO anybody. That is the tesumoh
Of All the fisherman ! have asked and
have taken pains TO look the subject
Thoroughly. One angler said he saw IN
small brook near here four trout IN on
sns' pol. three in another and trout a
along the stream some dead and some Q
their sides nearly dead. You say WINS
shall be dones Done, do as .progressls
states do; don't spend 50 much money I
time and talk but stock al our stream
with small fry each and every year ana =
amount Of fishing can eNterminate 70
trout from the streams, its stocking Wns
docs il. keeping the streams fun OF n
and then they are bound to be there NS
keeping six inch fish law TO hold owe
vour neighbor's head, like the liquor lay
Tor revenge and for picking up Innocent
smart ..cify folks 50 they viii forever
void this State. The law looks well o
psper but It's workings condemn Il.