Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-05-12
WEST RANDOLPH.


Bows have recently been caught cu.'.h liz
81 Iesd from sink spouts and selling the
go -, 60, old lead. In one case lead pipe
conveying water to dwelling house mas
been cut off and sold. This last case mas
NOT VET been settled and the young man
Who did il may yet have SUMMER Jop
at the work house in Rutland.
A horse belonging to Chas. Danyon ana
driven by his nephew, was frightened ~
baby carriage when near Z. Z, seymour ..
The horse jumped TO one sloe, DreaAihs
~ - RATS Mrs. Danyou and son who
were in the wagon jumped thus escaping
serious injury
The union evangelistic meetings now IN
progress under Rev. 7. Il. 1a s Sh.;S-
| Rrooklyn are largely attended, the Chris
tian church being filled every night.
Jackson's solo singing is great feature
~ the meetings. The meetings Will con-
tinue each evening for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gay, Mr.and Mrs.
VIM n. Dubois, Mr.. and Mrs. X. /. Du-
Rois and DIR. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard at
tended the funeral, at Bethel, OF Mrs. Jen-
ME Gay ellison Tuesday p. m.
| A. B. Manchester and Sons have built
regulation half-mile track on their mead
ow at Valley Farm. Horsemen VINO nave
driven over it pronounce 1T one OF the very
hest they ever have seen. the soil is OF
such quality that it makes firm, solo
| footing, yet is elastic and springy,. SO that
/ II will not sore the horses. All breeders
ri horses and owners OF fine horses are
much interested in the enterprise Wnlch
is doing much TO awaken interest IN hors-
es in the vicinity. The track is open 70
the public this week for inspection. On
Monday season tickets VIII be on SAFE ~
f. II. Joslyn's.
Complaint having been made to the
trustees of violations OF the bylaws oi
the village OF West Randolph, theyihereby
give notice that the following bylaws
will be strictly enforced:
Sec. is 1t shall be, and is, unlawful for
any person to ride, drive, lead, or have
any horse or other beast, or sleigh, wagon
| a rehicle of any kind, on such sidewalks
or crossings, . except for the purpose
OF crossing the same; and any person
guilty OF offending, in any point, against
| this bylaw, shall forfeit and pay for each
and every offense = for the use OF the VII
hge.
Sec is No team OF oxen or horses, un
accompanied by driver, no swine, horse
! or animal OF the OK kind, sheep, geese
| furLevs or hens shall hereafter be allowed
| to run at large on any street, highway, OF
| common within the limits OF said village
| at anu season of the year, and in case the
owner or possesS0r Of any OF the aforsalo
animals shall permit the same to run al
large in violation of this regulation, such
person shall forfeit and pay for each ana
every such offence e for the use oil the vii
lage.
The state law against fast driving on
| the streets will also be strictly enforced.
The joint debate last Friday evening
between members OF the Randolph Nor
NAL Debating Club and the EdmuDds
| Club, l.. l.. A., of the w. r. II. s., was
well attended and the program success
! fully carried out. A prayer by the ney
| Mr.. Bates was followed by singing by the
High School Quartette, which contributed
much to the evenings enjoyment, as wat
evinced by hearty applause and repeated
encores. In pleasing and graceful man
ner Miss Mary Tewksbury gave very in
teresting talk on "a trip 10 Washington
ID. C." She spoke well and distinctly. The
question for debate was, "Resolved, Thai
the protective policy of the United States
has been and is, on the whole, beneficial
The affirmative side was taken by the Nor
NAL disputants, w. A. Meserve, Mis-.
Gertrude Estabrook and c. L. Tarbell, ano
the negative by II. X. Wires, Bertha Hay
ward and Homer Ladd of the Edmunds
Club. Volunteers on the affirmative side
were Misses Martin and Morse anC
Messrs. Boyden, Spear and Goss, and tn,
advocates OF free trade were Miss Edith
Abbott and Messrs. Martin, hutchinson
Spear and Mitchell. Each OF the leading
disputants spoke until stopped by the ten
minute limit and volunteers were allowed
five minutes each. Both clubs must have
chosen some OF their best talent for rep
resentatives and the question was dis
cussed in thorough and spirited man
ner. II was decided in favor of the affirm.
alive, DIR. w. s. Curtis, n. l.. Boyden anC
Rev. Mr.. Bates acting as judges. Eacf
school has S16.25, to be expended in tn,
purchase OF books for the library.