Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-12
Barnard.

Mrs. II. A. Eastman lately visited friends
| In Taftsville.
A. w. Ballard has been doing carpentry
work for w. O. Danforth.
Willie Cope returned to his home in
/ Hartford, Conn, Saturday.
/ Miss Alice Kelly OF Woodstock Is caring
/ for Charles Wood through his illness.
A. W. Eastman and wife visited relatives
in Royalton the early part OF the week
| Mrs. Dennis Newton OF Springfield il
caring for her invalid mother for a time.
Rev. F. W. Lewis OF Bellows Falls was
the guest OF Rev. NJ. II. Smith last week.
A large flock of wild geese recently
passed the night on Silver lake while jour
neying southwark.
George Kelly, Jr., drove the Woodstock
coach last week in the absence OF the reg
ular driver, Daniel Howe.
Guy Cleveland conducts the Y. P. c. L.
service next Sunday evening, his topic be-
ing Forward, not Backward
Masons began work upon the tenement
over tie postoffice Monday, Mr.. Williams
OF Randolph experimenting the job
Mrs. Clara Soule Chapman paid her
mother a short visit last week while on her
way to her new home in White River
Junction.
L. Topliff was in town a part OF last
week, stopping upon his return from
Rochester where be was called to attend
the funeral OF sister, Mrs. Emily Topliff
Blodgett.
The Young Peoples union held an inter-
esting and enthusiastic temperance meet
ing Sunday evening In " hich a good num-
Der took part. More OF such meetings are
needed that interest in this great work
may be kept above the luke-warn stage.
The ladies social circle OF the Universal
list church will give "book social at the
town hail this week Friday evening, W here
1t is hoped that every conner will represent
some popular book, character in some
book or an author. To the persons guess
ing the greatest and least numbers cor.
rectly Will be awarded prizes. The ladies
will bring cake and music will be fur
nished for marching and dancing.
BARNARD AT THE WORLDS FAIR.
The Worlds fair at Tunbridge has come
and gone, Barnard contributing, as usual,
attractions in horses, cattle and sheep.
Chester Cady's thoroughbred Cotswold
sheep carried nearly all the first premi-
ums in their class and we're much admired
W. Z. Daniorth's stable OF horses were
awarded IN premiums two frsts and one
second. They also won in three races
second in 2:30 class, third in 2:50 class and
third in free for all. John NJ. Wilkes, sep
arately timed, made half in :O9 l-2 and
the whole mile in 2;203 4.
o. l.. Cootey's four yoke OF steers were a
special attraction. Mr.. Cootey has been
awarded, at the Vermont State, Windsor
county and WORLDS fair in Tunbridge,
seven firsts and four seconds In premiums
"a in cash. Owen has his pockets full
OF blue cards.
The executive management OF the Union
Agricultural society In TunbIiige would
be hard to beat. The different department
supelintendents were all pleasant and
obliging; forage Al; hay, No. bright
timothyi straw new and clean, and plenty
OF both. All the officers seemed to make
special effort to entertain visitors so that
they would want to come again. One
will meet more strangers from other states
here than at any exhibition OF the kind In
this section OF Vermont.
NEuRALGIA cured by Dr. Miles PAN
PIIiA- One cent a dose" At ali druggisfs-