Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-11-17
Herbert Parker has been spending a
few DAYS with friends In Barre.

I few days with friends In Barre.
Il G. Brigham Co. paid s, 264.02 for 313,s
Ibis. OF milk in Oct. 21c. per ID. for bat
!. ter fat; 81. 03 &c. 100 per 100 lbs. for milk
The average test was 4.g8; number OF lbs
OF butter made, 17,064; cans OF cream
shipped, 20; lbs. OF milk for l ID. butter
1851.
During the month OF October the Ran.
dolph Cooperative creamery made
Is, 500 pounds OF butter, the average cost
of manufacturing, including reserve
being two cents and one mill per pound
The average test was ass. Patrons were
paid q 1-2c. pound for butter.
The Dartmouth Williams football game
| at Hanover Saturday, which resulted in
| favor OF Dartmouth by score OF 10 to 8,
attracted party from this place, includ-
ing Misses Mary Mcintyre, Lucie Wall,
| Eunice Flint, Ella Cushman and Florence
Lamson. Charles Cushman returned
with them to remain over Sunday.
| LII. Pearsons and John Rogers were In
Barnard and Woodstock last week look
ing at Jersey stock. They took back with
them for the Huntington stock farm fine
Jersey bull from Billings. He IL register
ed and of their best stock. His 81 and
mother was their famous cow that died at
the Worlds fair. The price paid for him
was one hundred dollars. A better blood
~ nhithni cau hok W AttHht a. tA't' eeS7
ton. 1880 - - = oss..f q s.es 81
The meeting OF the local order OF he Iron
Hall Tuesday evening was not as largely
attended as anticipated. Music wass fur
nished by Randolph orchestra. The SUI
preme president of the order, Ed, Somer-
by, OF Boston spoke Interestingly OF the
objects sought by the order and benefits
derived from membership. tits Taternal
in character as compared with 9id line
ton and pays from IS to SIS to, sick Or
injured members. The local order bias Is
members. klq ,Ylerg1
The heavy snow Of last Thursday caused
the limbs OF overhanging trees to fail ON
the electric light wires. The contact of
the green limbs and snow caused circuit
and It was quite spectacle tosusee the 4
wires throw sparks. The grounding o.
the wires demoralized porto q the In !
candescents, which have since given ont |
entirely, and it will require another week |
TO put them in running Order, Another
large wheel will be put in at the stat ion |
during the next thirty days aud the COM |
pany will then be prepared for almost any |
emergency.
The Randolph National bank is one of |
the unsecured creditors of the Central
Vermont Railroad Co., who are making |
snch an earnest and apparently successful
them before taking the road. under the
reorganization plan. Its claim is for |
IS, 900 loaned.-Later. The Central YER
mont Railway reorganization bill has
passed both houses and has been signed
by the governor. The act, as passed, pro-
vides for the payment in full OF the unse-
cured creditors and 1t must be accepted
by the incorporators within sixty days or
i becomes void and the reorganization
fails.
The fifth annual business meeting of the
Rochester club was held Friday night of
last week with Mrs. David Dyer The
club voted to have a Thanksgiving dinner
some members OF the club. The following
ofhcers were elected: President, 8. G. t,
Clark; secretary and treasurer, e. s.
Nhitcomb; hall committee, Alfred Eaton [
purchasing committee, Dean Fassett
able committee, Mrs. Dean Fassett, Mrs 4,
Alfred Eaton, Mrs. 8. 8. Whitcomb, Mrs.
Allen Jones; soliciting committee, Mrs .
Illon Matthews, Mrs. Caleb Eaton, Dean a
rassetti entertainment committee, DR.. | i
'aileY, Frank Wyman, Hudson Bailey. The :
are to begin their work at !.
nee: Edson's ball has been secured for J
be day. a
Tuesday morning the body OF Miss I
alone Bryant, sister of the late Joseph !,
ryant of this place. YVES brought here on u
be way to West Brookfield for int, ment. 9
ISIS Bryant died at South Royalton Sat- a
rday, eyed 81 years, and the fpneral was G
cid there Monday afternoon. For the n
asst eight years she had lived in. New =,
ork city. The remains were accoppa- =
led here by the officiating clergy mau. p
ev. X. A. Greene of Lowell, Mass. to
rother OF Mrs. Bert Chadwick; Mrs. Ada hs
Iillard OF New York city; Mrs. Mary IN
iller OF Lowell, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs :,
gorge CErrier nf West Lebanon. N. ri. ~
r. and Mrs. Dan Stoughtou Of aonfh al
oyalton; Frank Bryant OF West Brook OF
I'D and Asa p. eiereriy OF Lockport. N.fHi
!, formerly Of this place. nr
Chas. REYNOLDS comes pretty near being n
e most successful bear hnn(er IN these / -
rts, although Geo. Nichols and John -
iaii are entitled to share Of the honors. 70
nile walking ON the Rochester road DO
rec miles from this village Tuesday tn
ernoon. be saw bear tracks 10 the road IN,
told Will Hoisington. Rorhssferss IA. ~
'us bear hunter, who notified John Hutch e- H
'on. The latter came over from his farm ex
sonesday afternoon with his bounds. cal
OF which is veteran in bear hunting. cia
wing helped XIII six bears. About Sta
lock Reynolds shot the cub. which was &c &c
ming down the road midway between cue
} farms OF Mr.. Corevo and Arthur egl
ridge. He shot the OLD her soon after cal
II the brook and brought back fhe Tn
RS to q. M :. Wnr6nef'sl1h t1se q5llars lar,
ere they attracted good dtsl 3f Al, ~
ton. They weigh Isl and313 bounds ans
pectively, being in prime condition. nus
Reynolds intends to take them 10 has
ntpelier today, and no sabnhf our Eaflr
nos st the capital win reesle them see
rs with Thanksgiving bear steak. ssn