Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-09-28
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Barnard.
A. c. Tbayer has returned to New York.
Miss Olive Cobb is at home for a time.
Alfred Pecor is working at F L. Town.
sends.
Charles Noyes has returned to his work
at Ludlow.
g. WI Bliss is visiting his brother in
Montpelier.
Miss Sarah McGale has been visiting at
Arthur Maynes.
H. A. Wood is suffering from a severe
attack OF asthma.
W. C. Danforth was in Mortified last
week attending the fair.
Mrs. John Reagan with her infant son
is guest at Cornelius Reagan's.
Miss Abbie Badger has been quite i'll
and was cared for by Miss Newhsns.
g. E. Wheelock delivered colt to Rev.
| A. c. Fuller at Guildball last week.
Mrs Laura Mcbride and Margaret KEEL
ley are at their parents home for a time.
Miss Lucy Flowers spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents at Hartland
! Four Corners,
/ DR.. Eben Wilson and Miss Gertrude
/ Wilson recently spent several days with
friends in Rochester.
Miss Cora Parkhurst returns to Ann
/ Arbor, Mich, this week, where she will
resume her college work.
Mrs. Ella Fified and two children Of
| Cornish, n. H., recently visited at her
brothers., f. II. Thayer's.
Miss Louise Paige has a position as un-
der matron In Barnard college, New York,
where she went last week.
Rev. and Mrs. @. E. Huntley returned
to South birmingham, Mass, after a
months visit among relatives here.
Mrs. L. p. Simpson and Miss Romona
have returned to Woodstock, having
passed the greater portion OF the summer
at f. F. Abbott's.
Presiding Elder Davenport OF the
Montpelier district preached at the NJ. f..
church Sunday and Rev. Mr.. Van Blair
com at the Uniyersalist church.
II. W. Clark and Miss Emma Chamber
lin, who have for several weeks been
guests at Stony Nest Farm, returned to
Windsor, Conn, Tuesday OF last week.
For many years Mrs. Edwin II. Clark
has been great sufferer and 1t was on
Tuesday Sept. 18th, that death came TO
release her from pain. She leaves a large
circle OF friends v no have found in her
an example of noble living. Funeral SER
! vices were held at her home on Friday,
Rev. s. A. Parker speaking words OF
! comfort to the bereaved family. Inter
ment was at North Barnard.
John P. Jewett has sold his herd OF
thoroughbred Galloway cattle to Ext
Emery, proprietor of Sea View farm,
Marshfieid, Mass, ]. p. Gsffney, super.
! intendent. These cattle were tested by 9
state veterinarian and found perfectly
free from any disease and in a perfectly
healthy condition, and are now perma
nently located at this celebrated breeding
farm. MIR. Jewett is one OF the farmers
who has al gays made practice OF selling
animals or products of his farm when iaii
profits are visible. Many others wouli dc
z well to follow this wise example. We IN
derstand that John has contracted for q
new lot OF the same breed, consisting Of
two cows, with their calves, and a bull
all thoroughbred and registered. They
are expected IN BarnPrd in the course Of q
week.
JUDGE HOWARD.
Meeting the Judge few mornings since
stepping along the sidewalk in a yer,
brisk manner, took the Opportunity L
draw him out little In regard 10 som
! public matters.
Judge, "who, in your opinion, shout,
succeed the late Senator Justin s. Morril
in the United States Senator
"For the good Of the country a Demo
crat ought to be elected, but that, al
aware, Is among the impossibilities."
& "What DO you think of Jonathan Ross
n "He is good enough for a Republican
!. used to go to school to him, but shout
think the party would choose a muc
: younger man, say one about my age, %,
|, "whst do you think OF Gen. Grout TO
: the seat ?"
= aGrout, Grout Seems TO me | hav
, heard the name before. Don't you inca
:. Gen. Grant, knew him in the war"
"No, no. ] mean William W. Grou
brother to Josiah Grout, Theophilus 9ror
IT and some other Grouts."
d "Wel you have got me this time. | acl
m ually believe my memory is falling"
. "Ex-Gov. Dillingham; is also talked {
= for the place. What do you think OF him :
II don't like that at all. think as Il
Ie Irishmsn did OF the lobster-a man WI
a would start out green ana turn red,
would have nothing to do with. Dilline
G ham was once a Democrat ana voted 4
re him"
IN "You are mistaken in the man, iudg
4. You are thinking OF Paul Dillingham;, ii
- present ex Cows father. William p. WI
II. always a Republican"
~ "Well. you can have IL so, but it's n
praise for him, and decline to talk an
more about your candidates."
al "Judge, to change the subject, what Z
II you think OF Munroe kendall's manag
- ment in shooting John Jewett's Gsllowa
- bull ~
oN That was all right enough. He did
eh most generals would. Ny army exper
IN ence was principally confined to the shs
on war and W. r. Junction muster, W be
found nearly al the commanding officer
a. drunk or sober, IN the rear
re AM bat do you think Of the arrest OF NJ
as Jobndro for the crime OF adultery -
~ st makes me think Of what the ehurl
n deacon said. when a would he radical T
es. former, striving to abolish ell crime. pr