Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-09-28

ings, Eliza Metcalf, $3.50. Same
Mrs. G. Z. Holton, S1.50. Same, Cora
Edgerton, $500. Same, Mrs. +. E
Wright, 81. Same, Mrs. s. A. Hatch
81. Same, Mrs. f. o. Blanchard, w.
Randolph, e4. Crayon, Eddie Booth,
soc. Plants, Mrs. Hattie Hayden, soc.
Crayon, Mabel Ordway, Toe. Cut
flowers, Mrs. A. Webster, Roxbury,
25c. Paintings, Mrs. s. A. Lamb, W.
Randolph, $3.50.
Domestic manufactures. Drawn
rug and carpeting, Mrs. A. K John
son, S1.50 Drawn towel, Mrs. D..
Chandler, Berlin, 25c. Braided rugs,
Lucy Strong, 75c. Red quilt, Mrs.
Clark Simonds, Berlin, Soc 3 arti-
cles, Mrs. S. A. Gregg, SOC. Drawn
rug, Mrs. s. K. Richmond, SOC. Table
spread, Mrs. George Pride, Brookfield,
35c articles, Mrs. j. Mudgett,
Brookfield, ST. 6 articles, Eliza Met
calf, 81. articles, Mrs H. /. Cutting,
SOC. 8 articles, Mrs. S. G. Woodwork.
Royalton, $780, articles, Mrs. Will
Kingston, S1.50. Sample crochet.
Fannie Talbot, 35c. 7 articles, Fannie
NJ. Draper, w. Randolph, "a. 8 arti-
Giles, Carrie E. Draper, w. Randolph,
$3.50 articles, Ruth Draper, w.
Randolph, s1.50 - articles, Mrs. n.
M. Draper, w. Randolph, $780,
Crochet bed spread, Angie N. Skin
ner, Waitsfield, 75c. Outline spread,
Mrs. Caroline Trask, Waitsfeld, soc.
40 articles, Mrs. S. A. Lamb, w. Ran
dolph, SO. Sofa pillow, Polly Russell,
soc. IA articles, Mrs. f. E. Wright,
$3.50. 4 articles, Mrs. G. II. Newell,
81. articles, Mrs. DR.. Winch, 81. 81
articles, Mrs. Robert Gregware, 25c.
3 articles, Louise Houghton, Barre, 81.
40 articles, Mrs. E. o. Blanchard, w.
SO. Crochet tidy, Lou
Dupins, w. Randolph, 25c. Crochet
afghans, Maud Blanchard, w. RAN |
doiph, SOC. 10 articles, Jennie Morse, |
$3.50. 43 articles, Mrs. F. Z. Dubois,
W. Randolph, SO. Drawn rug, Mrs. |
Jas. Morse, soc. articles, Mrs. f e. |
Wright, SOC. articles, Mrs. w. r. /
Cushman, S1.50 articles, Mrs. John |
Mudgett, Brookfield, 81. Table
spread, Mrs. Geo. Pride, Brookheld,
soc. Paper flowers, Abbie Dilling-
ham, 25c. articles, Jennie Rumrill,
$3.50. articles, Mrs. l. ID. Williams,
w. Randolph, 81. Towel cover, L. A.
Amidon, 25c. rugs, Mrs. Freeman
Reed, 81. articles, Mary E. Will
Jams, Brookheld, 75c. wire grass
Mrs S. X. Richmond, csc.
articles, Mrs. c. ". Erskine, Will
$780, Pillow scarf, Mrs.
lowe, soc. Holder. Mrs. c. c. Clag-
,ett, 25c. Hair work, Mrs. Hiram
Sean, w. Randolph, soc. 8 articles,
tfrs. j. S. HARDWOOD, 75c. Rug, Mrs.
V. b. Ordway, 35c. articles, Mrs.
}. Johnson, soc. Tidy, Kate Cannon,
ioretown, Csc. Rag carpeting, Mrs.
'harles Fowler, soc.
NOTES.
A. w. Taber's Monta, winner of the
80 race, was sold to A. b. Manchester
Sons, w. Randolph, after the race
Or $3.50. The horse could have been
ought for Si90 less before its per
)rmance.
Jim" Lynde of Williamstown drove
/ nearly every heat and was a prime
lvorite. He uses a chain in driving
is mare, Patehy, and when she hears
rattle she moves out in great shape.
ynde is a superb driver Few men
IN urge horse better than he with
ut breaking the pace.
The premiums were paid in full at
loral hall Thursday afternoon. Much
ouble was saved by this method.
A large number of horsemen and
atchers remained at the grounds
yer night. Not much sleep was per-
tilted anyone.
Conductor Donahue proved as affa- !
e as ever. The special train ran
ithout delay or accident although it
rried thousands. About 200 tickets
ere taken on the train.
The band was hardly up to the
andard, so critics informed us. &
While F. E. Felt of Montpelier was 4
ercising his trotter, Spy, on the
aek Wednesday forenoon. ne ran /
'er an old gentleman named Frink
Brookfield, iniuring him somewhat. a
1T was thrown out of the sulky and |
J back and one foot severely hurt. a
Ie horse ran away once and half D
ound the course, demolishing the \
! and bruising itself. =
Score cards would be a great con- !
nience but none can be furnished
til the present policy of allowing :
rises to enter until the last minute is :,
anged. y
Vow, Messrs. Directors, give us :
ne better seats on that side hill. p
Aoh. v L. CpcdT VI DTdlHIT6e, VINO
not a kid-glove farmer by anv a.
ans, attended the fair Wednesday. -
by his wife.
he burly form of wrestler Geo. :
Flags of Braintree was seen We'd II
'day. l.
several special policemen were
0rn in but their duties consisted
inly of keeping dead beats from
aling onto the grounds. ,
! large load of Randolph Normal
lool students came Wednesday on r
lay wagon and enjoyed themselves Rec
nensely. siz,
dith Chase showed quite freak Tor
he shape of chicken whose wings pca
put on wrong side up. hou
Iarshals 2. II. McAllister of Waits log
] and G.. A. Clough of Braintree '1H
erve special mention for their eff
1t services.
rank Williamson's Lettie's colt.
oh has made a remarkable record
a 2-yr. -old, was so lame as to be I