Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-05
NEWS In TOWNS ABOUT


district.
Mrs. Bert Rogers is at her fathers, A.
Maynes', for a time.
Mrs. Carlisle is paying a visit among
relatives in Rochester.
Miss Rogers spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. r. h. Ihayer.
Mrs. Carrie Hathorn Of Gaysville is at
home caring for her father, who Is Ill.
Mrs Mark Furmsn OF East wallingford
was a guest at the Silver Lake House last
week.
Bills are out announcing a masquerade
bail to be given at the town hail FRIDAY
evening, Jan. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Chamberlin, MIR. and
Mrs. A. X. Aikens and Frank Townsend
attended the funeral Of Lewis WOODS al
Gsysville Saturday.
The New Year was welcomed by the
Catholics Of Barnard at the town hail
Sunday, Rev. FIR. Drouhin OF WOODSTOCK
offieiafing al mass at u O'Clock noon.
-. Bowen Of Boston ana c. F. Waldo
OF Bethel visited with W. c. Dantorth and
AT the Bradlaugh stables last week. Mr..
Bowen roue after some Of the colts and
EXPRESSED his delight at their movements.
He made overtures for the purchase oil
one and it may result in Bradlaugh being
represented in Joch's celebrated stable.
WIN. Hulls horses became frightened
while standing at the Dutton place last
week and started of at lively pace, tax.
ing the Bethel road, very likely with the
Intention 81 going on to Randolph from
whence they came few weeks ago, but
their Journey was shortened at New
combsville where they were stopped by
pedestrian. No damage was done.
John p. JeWett has built a new ice
house with a capacity Of one hundred
tons, Which will be flied from silver
lake. John will be ready and hopes fot
the opportunity TO supply the cottages az
sunny city with pure ice, fresh MIX anu
home grown strawberries. Galloway
milk is said 10 be rich and healthy. NO
COW OF the breed is ever sick and DO test
for tubercul osis has ever been made nor
needed. They are noted for their hRrdi-
hood and perfect health.
Before another issue Of this paper, Gov.
gmith will undoubtedly have appointed q
successor To the late Senator Morrill,. one
thing Is very evident and that is, Presi-
dent Mckinley needs a strong mau to
help him guide the country through the
most critical time ever known. The great
undertaking W hich now comes TO lie con-
sidered will require experienced hands
and faithful hearts. No man In Vermont
is so well qualified 10 iii this place as
William W. Grout and we understand he
his Views OF the future government OF the
Pacific islands.
BARNARD ROAD RIDERS.
The ice track on S liver lake was fair
most OF the days during last week, but the
weather was not favorable for fast time.
Owners and drivers were somewhat
timid and made the usual excuses OF being
short OF work and declined actual
races, but there was some good
stock shown at fair speed.
Leo ID. Reagan was out behind the four.
year. old PAGER, BraDdywine; the trotter,
George Parker; the chestnut PAGER, Ben
Is, and the yearling PAGER, Ralnbow-all
Bradlaughs. john A. Moore had his plc-
ing four year-Old mare, Beulah; the trot-
der, Orphan Boy, and this PAGER, BUNDLE
Bee, Bradlaughs.
The trotter, George Parker, is owned by
DIR. Wilson OF Boston and is being driven
little by l.. ID. heagan. j. j. Bowen
pronounced him the best looking road
horse he had seen during this visit TO Yer
mont.
H.A. Wood drove bis chestnut mare,
Marguerite This mare Is 10 hands and
will weie b /, 200. She is a square trotter
and shows gait that but few can follow.
Mr.. Wood is road commissioner and has
used Marguerite for work on the road and
farm. He started her at Woodstock fair
in the ass OF gents drivers and drew
second prize. With an even start he
could have beaten the field Of twelve
Marguerite is by Bradlaugh.
II. q French, the genial landlord Of the
Silver Lake House, owns the white PAGER,
Snow Bird, and drives him on the road.
Henry has no use for the ice track for
about ten years ago ne broke through and
had to swim for IL. Then and there be
made a vow that 1t would be a hundred
years before he tried the trick again. 50
when Snow Bird comes to the ice track,
Mr.. French gives up the reins to IL. A,
Wood. the colt was out one day last
week and the way he came down the lake
would give the impression that he will
soon be recorded rs a winner. Snow Bird
is by Alexander, 2:201 4.
Our only Chester Cady drives a pair Of
PAGERS to the pole Most Of the time they
are hauling wood and logs, but occasion
ally he gives them an airing over the ice
track. One of the team is King Lear by
Mark r. a son Of Addison Lambert, The
other IL Sally by Henry Q, 2:22, son OF
Ben Franklin. Chef is anxious to down
Bradlaugh and whoever beats him Will
remember that they have been to horse
race
George Z. Wilson drives the chestnut
geldirg, Skinner, by Victor Wilkes, dam
thoroughbred race mare with a low
record, owned in Boston. Skinner is q
tTotter and Mr. Wilson Is looking for a
race in that class, not being partial to
PAGERS
Will Il. Adams drives a bay pacing geld |
ing, called Chanticlesr, by Bethel Lam
bert and he by Addison Lambert. Chauty
beat King Lear in a long drawn-out race
last year, but rather declines The job this
season without little more fitting.
George Hathorn drives the chestnut
5.year old trotting colt, Ben, bv Tom
franklin, and the prospect is he will work !
to the front in the near future.
W. q. Daniorth drives Brsd augh. 2:2s |
Tinnie g, 2:26 i-2, and Lew Wigle, 2 "a IL /
should there come two feet Of snow |
making a track npossiple, all OF the |
above named owners and drivers will 20 1
sst around the stove
RYsDYK HAMBLETONIAN.
This horse, registered as Ham bletonian /
10, WIS the son OF ADdallah /, the fret |
name TO appear ia the American rroti ng
register. Abdallah was the son OF Msm-
brine and he by imported Messenger The 1
above pedigree Is as familiar TO borsemen
as the alphabet 10 a school bov, bat TO /
account Tor The fast trotting instinct that
has descended through the sons and
daughters of Rvsdyk we must take look /
back and see where II started.
The trot cropped out To great extent
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