Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-12-30

Last paper of the year. Renew at once.
Mrs. Waters Is in poor health.
Chas. Cady is at work for Ralph Wilson.
Mr.. Coughlin and family are sick with
grip.
Arthur Porter lost his only horse last
week
w. w. Webb is in Woodstock on court
duty.
Leona Adams has returned to her school
in Barre.
Guy Putnam was a, home during the
holidays.
H. o. French has been visiting friends
in Windsor.
Mrs. Allen Eastman has several music
pupils in Woodstock.
Charles Atwood OF Bridgewater was in
town day last week.
Anna Coughlin is working at College
Hill House in Woodstock.
Frank Thayer and family spent Sunday
with William Rogers in Bethel.
Our postmistress has just placed a new
Rochester radiator in nsr office.
II. n. Bruce and wife of south Pomiret
spent Christmas at kr.d Perkins
MIR. and Mrs. y. C. Cady are very happy
over their Christmas gitt-a BABY BOY.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stone were guests Of
j. L. ChamOerlin ana wife over Christ mas
The Y. P. c. u. topic for jan. % will be
Glazing Advantage Of Present. Opportu-
mites" Ref I'd Cor. Nv. 2
Mrs. Erwin Wilson remains about the
same. Mrs. Joseph Auams IS quite SICK
with "A stomach trouble, and Daniel Per
kius d very low.
Maurice Lilley and bride spent Christ
mas Win the family Of his brother, Dr.
LillUy. At present they are at the home
Of her father, George Wright.
Elmer ABBOTT started for Boston Thurs
day,W here nc intends spending the winter
win his son, Rollin. airs. Abbott has
gone 10 Prosper Tor the winter.
Wedding bells still continue to ring in
Barnard. hr. ana Mis. 2 r. Riley wee
the recipients OF a daughter Christmas
morning, v hen their son, George, married
Miss Burdette OF Q1echee.
There have been more marriages and
lever deaths in Barnard during the last
twelve months than ia the same length OF
line for ten years previous, and we believe
the new census viii give Us an increase OF
population.
George Cope, after securing good homes
for his three children, has returned TO
p. Q. One Of them Is at Captain
1T1Nt . UDt Mt a hag NA hhN tAN ~
Horaee Eastmau's. Mr. Cope made many
friends here during she past bree weeks.
AIRS. Owen Adams came near having a
serious accident Saturday night while on
her way TO the Christmas exercises, her
horse running down the bill above Henry
Parkhurst' and throwing her out. HeF
back and side we're quite Dodly hart but
no bones were broken.
Although Christmas eve was one of the
toughest evenings OF the. season, still the
chupUh was well nlled, the exercises good 4
and al went home feeling well paid for
having come out. The exercises at the /
nall on SATURDAY. evening were well at
tended. The cantata was we'll rendered .
aud all went home from each place feeiing
better and happier for having been there.
Il has been remarked by some that since
me closing OF the cottages and housing
The steaxn launch, Mary E., Barnard is in .
. state of peaceful repose and will remain
so until warm weather comes again; but .
he good attendance TO dances, sociables,
MISUNDERSTANDING aud sport on he lake /
gives quite a different version. Christmas
1ay was a lively one ON the ice with the
skaters although the mercury registered .
nearly zero. some tine horses were shown
at speed. George Caldwell was out with
his handsome grey mare, Princess, by
Highland l., and stepped down the track
III athau~thINs 5bnti w ilkt-s - 1
showed his dip and went to the barn at \
ter chipping a hole in his leg. Lew Wiglr,
2 :3a Il 4, gave "a. exhibition OF his speed.
snuWing that his memory does not fail 4
him. II is said that Wilkes and Wigle .
are matched for money race next Satur-
day provided Wilkes leg gets in oondi
ton. Although both horses are owned by
one man, yet IL will he square race II IL /
ever comes Oh. Wilkes is To be handled .
by Jim Richmond OF Woodstock, Johnny
Moore steering Wigle The owner will
give five-dolar note to the driver who .
fist lands has horse three times at the .
wire. b. p. Hathorn showed his chestnut
colt, Ben + by Tom franklin This colt
has a right to be a trotter. Fred Aikeus
iroys his Bradlaugh colt, Prouty. and cas-
lily lad party out at the finish. Will Adj
ans, with his bay PAGER by Bethel Lam
bert, stepped along some, beating horse .
from Stock bridge. George Kelly was out +
with Whisper b., one of the finest trot
ling Bradlazgbs ever bred in Barnard.
Beulah beat Bundle b, down the track
hree times. They were both young Brad
augh PAGERS An impromptu race was ar
ranged between the black mare, Tinnie c.,
:26l-4, and Bradlaugh, 2:23, which re.
'ulted in victory for the mare. Both
lorses obtained this record at four years .
DID Tinnie has not been harnessed for .
we years and has raised two colts, but 4
ihe showed her old-time speed-a regular ,
inc trotting gait. Her oldest colt, a year.
ing, was shown on the ice in harness, un-
Ter the name OF rInnie d. The younger
colt is only four months old and Just
veaned. This stock is looked forward to
With interest.
Women Who Wish TO BE Fair.
Drink sleeping of Moki Tea before re-
firing at night and you will be the envy
u your less wise sisters II cures sick