Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-29
NEWS In TOWNS ARoIT1
Barnard,

the summer. Anurst's for
! George Hathorn spent satn,a.
Sunday with his parents. and
b. +. Fosters family have been a, =,
Dunmore for few days. Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burke ri.t.-
Pittsheld the early part OF the we .Js'0u 10
Fred Green and wife Of R,iaa
were at w. f. Davis day last wese "s'es
Rev. A. G. Fuller has been spendi,.
Few Gays with friends In this vicinity,
Mrs. Will Waldo and two ebiId,a.
Bethel visited at G. E. Wilson's satu,s.OOi
Mrs. Truman OF Wallingiord 49,.
guest at the Silver Lake House part ~ ~.
week. F'' u iast
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar ID. Croweu arc ,,,.
congratulated on the birth OF dangSts'
June q. su'eii
Presiding Elder Davenport O, No..
peller was in town last week Thursss.S
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Bride Of Rooha.
ter have been recent guests Of Nh sns
Mrs. Chas. Cox. anu
Rev. Mr.. Weeks OF Boston preached q,
excellent sermon at the Uniyerssli.,
church last Sunday.
Quite number attended the sofi,l =,
East Barnard Friday evening. All reno,,
an enjoyable time. pm
The friends OF Mrs. Ruth Dsv =.
grieyed to learn that on Saturday last ~
suffered slight shock.
Michael Reagan Is improving fast pna,,
the skilful management OF DR.. II, Y HIM
bard. We hope to see him out 10 having
time.
WI. Davis has commenced cutting IA.
hay. There are some fields as good por
as they will be. About three-fourtbs IN I,
crop is what they all expect.
Willie Thayer, assisted BY Rev. NJ n
Smith, caught a piekerel Monday from
Silver Lake near the cottages, which
weighed ii lbs, OF. No such place IN
Vermont for a summer outing as silver
Lake park, where there is such fsbibg
ground from your own front yard.
The steam launch, Mary E., made he,
/ first trip Sunday, the 25th. a visit 10 M
head OF Silver Lake on this boat Is an en-.
joyment few can appreciate without e1.
perience. There Is no danger OF eneoup.
tering caterpillars through the magma.
cent groves, as a thorough Investigation
last Sunday failed to disclose a worm Of
any kind.
Another addition to John p. JeWettt
Galloway herd occurred June "a. Dorothy
:. b., No 12443, dropped fine heller calL
sired by Jerry of Ontoville, No. ll3B
The little curly miss will be registered
Madeline. Farmer Johns cattle excite 1
great deal of interest and are much al.
mired by the many farmers who visit
Barnard from other towns in this section
OF Vermont.
The ladies OF the Universslist church
will give a sociable at the town ball Fri.
day evening. June 30th. A literary pro.
gram will be In order and il is expected
thst Mrs. +. A. Read OF Bethel will be
among the number to assist. Mrs Reads
readings are OF high order and are sure
to be enjoyed by all. A general good
time is anticipated. Come and bring
your friends. The ladies are invited to
bring cake.
Your correspondent wonders what ever
became of the cow-killing department Of
our Board OF Agriculture. Have seen no
account OF its workings this year Cutting
down the pay virtually killed the eDtbu.
siasm for Kidding the state OF tuberculosis.
In conversation, with a member Of the
last legislature who was prominent BY
argument and vote to sustain the Board,
he said be had heard but little about q
since last season. We told him il was II
the papers that the disease had attacsed
the hogs. He was not surprised, but te'
lieved the caterpillar a worse trouble 10
fact he had rather talk OF something
beside killing cows.
1t would seem that some one in town is
short OF crockery and glassware, judging
from the manner vases, tumbleIs and
dishes OF all kinds are constantly dissp'
pearing fr~ m the graves OF our desd. i
Is indeed pity that there is no way Of
securing such articles other then ~
some vase of its flowers thai
have been tenderly placed upon the grave
OF some loved one. Should the thief be 20
fortunate as to read these lines, we irus
he or she may think better OF the act and
allow such base proceedings to be at 90
end. The work has been In progress some
three years or more and people are begin
ming to open their eyes and give the mal.
ter thought so 1t may be well to suggta
the word, "Beware |"
VISITORS AT BRADLAUGH STABLES Last
WEEK WERE
X. A. Lawyer, Stock bridge, and Walter A.
Wood Of Pomfret on Monday. Mr. WOOD
Is not the inventor of moving machine
fame, but the driver OF a good bay mar,
Z. W. Jaquith from Taftsvillei VII
Hayes and Robert Fee from South Royn.
ton on Tuesday. Mr.. Fee bred the by
Irotter, Baystone, by Freestone, thai =.
=. Wheeler now owns and which Is ~
I'd TO take a low record this season,
Earl Huse, Randolph, james Wheeld
md Sylvester Spencer OF Bethel Oh
Wednesday.
George P. Hyde OF Randolph and Elmer
Davis OF Royalton, on Thursday.
b. K. Wilkins, Reading, and Il. hsH'
Sins OF Felchville on Friday. MI WI
rims IL one OF the selectmen for Reaains
md took quite sn interest in Road Iom'
II. A. Woods permanent stons
highway. Reading has 70 miles OF reas
which they have just completed repslns
nd are now ready for the permanent ons,
they are situated like Barnard, Win ~
'ravel, but plenty of stone, and viii W W.
lonhtedly copy Prof. Woods plan ~.
hawkins is cousin OF G. w. Marsh, oNps.
4 10 Patchen, OF Ia, the best horse !.
he stables. Mr.. Marks is a vermont
nd will be here to welcome Aoni
Dewey. mn.
c. W. Porter OF Tunbridge, h. q. VIM VIM
icy OF Royalton and Frank Chaln &c.,
I Bethel on Saturday. Mr.. Porter - .ss-
asst brown pacing mare OF gooa IA
FIR. Chamberlin has a three yeaI -sj,s
hestnut FLY about IS hands, four ~
,gs and white face, an elegant mais, W
iylish, sired by Moultons Neino'
lessenger.
East Brookfield.