Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-19

Is Sltcu UclOW.
Rain interfered with the program
OF Thursday forenoon. Soon after
noon began the trotting.
THE RACES.
While, with one exception, the
races were won in straight heats, they
afforded not little interest, especial
" the three-year-old and 2:30 classes.
The summary:
WEDNESDAY.
Glass No. g. stations Of any age, society's pre-
MUM OF $40, IS and $3.50
John wilkes, W. G. Dantorth, Barnard,
Young voltaire, G. L. Underwood, Keene, N. H.,
Q. 5. Wilkes H. SIN tn, South Royalton, 8
49, Wilkes, A. Flint, Braintree,
Farmers race for purse OF $40.
Tom Thumb, N. P. Wheeler, VI R. Junction, all
Topsey. John Waldo, Barnard, s22
c. 8. Wilkes, H. Smith, So Royalton, 1913
Rob- D. L, Phillips, Bethel, 544
Time, 3:o6, sos. S;oi.
2:5O class, purse sos.
Glass Leader. N. P: Wheeler, W. R. Junction,
Prince Hamilton, Ed. Coyle, Windsor 22S
Doctor w, Fred Whitcomb, W. r. Junction, 2
Time, 2:4s L. 2s5o, 1855.
PAS class. purse s75.
Annie X, w 0smer, w. X. Junction,
Mollie W.. George Lane, Randolph, 222
Minnie Kent Fred Graves East Barnard, $50
Time, 2;45, 2:47, 2:4s.
THURSDAY.
society's premiums Of &c. IS and $3.50 for colts
three wears Old and under half mile heats.
F Peand Thamb, r whseier, " r. junction,
Brewny b. Geo Z; Wilson, Barnard Barnard sssas
Whisper B, Geo. Kelly, g sdr
Tine, 7:27, LIS Ia, LIS. 1873
sofety's premium Of $40, IS and $3.50 for four
yo iaai Wilkes, w. 9. Danforth, BARNARD, Ill
VolAire, @. L. Underwood, Keene, n. H., l22
THE, 1853, 2:52, 2:b.
| 2;aclass, purse 500.
Bessl j., j. B. Reagan. Bethel, III
cias'ILeadsr n. ?. Wheeler, W R. Junction az
yoitdre. q. L. Underwood, Keene, N. H., s44
TinS, 1884, 1888 l-2, 1888.
J.lA. Whitney of Tunbridge was
startSr and X. w. Morse Of w. II.
Jundion, N. NJ. Draper and f. ii.
Joslyh of Randolph, judges.
Tho ball game between the Hart
fords Ind lsandolphs followed the
trottiRg. The rough grounds pre-
vented good playing and the game
was ended in The fifth inning by rain
and darkness. The score was 9 to 7
| in favor of Randolph. The batteries
were Williams and Grove for RAN
dolph and Palmer and Starr for
Hartford. Randolph made three safe
hits andlHartford two. The playing
was fcatureless.
FLORAL HALL.
The ladies of Bethel and vicinity
are to be congratulated on the excel
llcnt showing made in their depart
ment. The fancy and art display
surpassed that OF every other fair in
this section. In all. there were not
less than thousand articles shown as
the product of needle and brush.
| One lady, Miss Mildred Hoyt Of Ran
dolph. had 81 articles alone. The w.
| R. L. Of South Royalton had 80, Mrs.
| Otis Rifonl of Randolph 81, and 9th
ers made large exhibits. Not only in
quantity, but in quality, was the
| showing creditable. We are unable
TO mention all the worthy articles and
50. to be just, shall not call attention
| 10 any. There was an abundance OF
fancy work, quilts, rugs, paintings,
cryons, photographs, flowers, china,
etc. There must have been 200 en-
tries in art and over 80 rugs.
i "A featurewas the display OF an
tioues. Family heirlooms were
brought to light that have been hand
ed down for generations, embracing
about everything in domestic use
years ago. Miss Ann Sargent had
the largest display, including crock
ery. spoons, bboks, articles Of apparel
etc. a mortal and pestle brought
from EnglandIin 1880 were shown BY
Joseph e. Wood Of Woodstock. There
were several hundred of these antique
articles, each worthy of notice. Spin
ming wheels were numerous, one O
which Mrs. Janette II. Washburn
aged SO, operated for the edificatior
Of the younger generation.
x. p. Stockwell had two White
sewing machines andlC. w. Marstor
one. The latter also showed hand
some lot Of silverware Yin q case.
J. r. Donovan Of Montpelier wa
on hand with Packard organ.
G. II. Grimm Il CO. of RUTLAND
made a display Of toothsome maple
sugar and syrup made by the use o
their utensils and also had on exhloi
tion their Champion evaporation ant
arch and sap gatherel The "
II Laval Baby cream separator was ais
/ Y
shown.
There was fair-sizcd display 0
fruit, grains and vegetables OF excel
lent quality.
BUCKLEN'S ARN1CA S,ALvE.-Th