Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-23
Tunbridge.

Charley and Daisy Rolfe returned from
Springfield Saturday, their school closing
last Thursday.
E. F. Howe, NJ. T. King and A. P. Salter
go as delegates to the Burlington conven-
ton. They are uninstructed.
Both the jurors from this town got tick
cts to the jury box last week.
Republican caucus next Saturday night
County convention this time.
H.R. Hayward is building an addition
/ TO his house that extends TO his carriage
house and barn.
/ Miss Alice Sawyer's school, in district
IS, closed last Thursday.
Some of the band instruments have come
and as soon as the boys learn the comoi-
nation there will be footing in the air.
! The boys are taking big load upon their
shoulders, and should be given aid.
There were some fast horses upon the
/ track last Thursday. Daisy b. Royalton
horse, took an easy mile in 2:37 IA and it
/ was evident that she could drop off many
seconds il driven town in hotly contest
/ ed race.
One who attended the Sharon races says
/ there was a remarkably sober crowd upon
/ the grounds and that it was the first horse
trot he ever attended where there were no
I signs of liquor.
Those who watched the storm last week
say they heard a continuous roar OF thun-
/ der for more than half hour during
/ Thursdays storm and that no lightning
was observed by them.
The school children had picnic at the
North village last week.
Some young man who attended the late
temperance meeting, lost a pretty sleeve
| button and j. NJ. Jones found 1t. Mr..
Jones suggests that next time the young
4 b. 80 rtucFna1
upon the lines if there is no danger OF a
tip over but perhaps the young man had
something he wanted TO hold in the car
riage.
Those who live in less favored parts of
/ the country can come and see our electric
cars as they pass. The state representa-
tive OF the Thompson and Houston Co.
passed over the So. Royalton and Chelsea
route Saturday; chart OF the route was
made and the water privileges were exam
ined. This representative was Mr.. Il. ID
! Blackwell and he, with an engineer
returns Tuesday of this week TO make 9
preliminary survey ofthe route, II is said
Jump on.
The soldiers reunion and eyerybody's
picnic that is to be held upon Brockle-
bank hill July sth, promises 10 be the big
gest gathering OF the season. 1t is TO be
basket picnic that is free to everybody and
his wife. Bring what you want to eat,
listen 10 the speeches and visit with your
old comrades or with the worlds people
lust as YOU choose Brocklebank is the
coolest place to be found in this part oil
Vermont and the scenery around il is de-
lightful.
Some of our out of town friends are sale
to have given us a Dig tongue raking late
~, but there being a small quantity of sir
prevalent in our friends town there is nc
sackcloth being INDUCED in. II correctly
reported our good friends did not draw
truthful conclusions. This appears to bt
a very well behaved community nearly
every day in the year. Ii has been said
that "gift of CAB does not always go with
great Intelligence" and possibly strong as
sertions and the II say so" of some sci
worshipper does not put Community be-
yond the pale OF redemption.
In Henry q Johnson's ArDica and Oh
Eminent is combined the curative prop
critics of the different oils, with the heal
ing qualities of Arnica. Good for MAI
and animal Every bottle guaranteed.