Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19
NEWS I'm TOWNS ABOUT
silver Lake, Barnard.

: average year.
/ Daniel G. Spaulding, trustee Of the late
! Spear & Wilson creamery firm, has re-
Gently moved the personal property, with
/ the exception OF the boiler and smoke
stack from Barnard to Woodstock. Here
| is great chance for a cooperative
/ creamery company to make paying
/ business. The boiler can be bought at
I half price, also separator and other uten'
sis for running the plant.
Austin V. Adams, who was seriously IN
/ jured in his hips by the falling OF heavy
/ bank OF snow and ice a few week ago,
died Saturday, the l4th, and the tuneIsl
was at bis late home Tuesday, Rev. NJ. ID.
smith officiating. lnterment was al East
Barnard cemetery In the family lot. MI
Adams was twice married. The first time
in 1871 tn Miss Edna p. Ellis, daughter OF
Joel Ellis, ESQ, who died about ten years
ago, leaving two children, Miss Blanche
Adams. q prominent school teacher IN
Barnard, and Mr.. Guy Adams OF South
Royalton. His second marriage was TO
Mrs. II. Z. NeWcomb of Randolph,
formerly of Barnard, who survives him.
Austin was sixty-three years ola and well
rememb ered in Royalton and Bernard IS
very exemplary man and All regret the
accident which caused his death.
GEORGE FRED WILLIAMS.
On Jeiferson's birthday the Bryan club
OF Boston held a banquet with George
Fred Williams as the principal speaker;
Mr.. Williams aspires to be the tail OF
Bryan's kite and his speech was
characteristic OF the Chicago free silver
platform of the new democracy. In scath-
Ing terms he roasted some OF the old-time
Democrats, who we're once leaders in that
party1s successful days. He says old
Gov. Boutwell, is a better Democrat than
Grover Cleveland, Webster Davis than W.
+. Villas or VIM. &. Whitney and Proctor
from Vermont than Democratic Senator
Lindsay Of Kentucky. In tiattering words
he would eulogize any one who differs
with the present administration but not
one word about Dewey.
George Fred Williams Is at times very
loving man and occasionally slops over
Four years ago in meeting Bryan at the
depot in Boston they EN- bTaced and Kissed
each other, according to the papers, ike
school girls. II would be a ludicrous
sight to see him reaching up with seduc-
tive smiles and kissing the rough facial
appendage Of Redheld Proctor.
/ was reading in q Chicago paper that
Senator Proctor OF Vermont had his ear to
the ground listening to the mutterings OF
the American people, but II has seemed 10
me that for some time his ears and head
have been in the air looking for a low
place In the fence where be could go out
Perhapslif he finds where Dewey went
over, there he will take the leap.
HORSE NOTES.
r. J.. Lowell from Springfield was in
town a day last week looking where the
good horses are kept.
Mr.. Lowell owns the stallion, Royal AL
and in large posters gives ten
reasons why farmers should breed to him.
IuuN
son and that his own judgment will die
tate. "The proof OF the pudding is in the
1ating." But there are some well. known
facts farmers should keep in mind. One
hing, before breeding look to the stallion |
himself, and then study the market close
y, finding out what kind of an animal is
IN demand and will bring the highest
price. II il is the pacing horse, then
breed to the stallion that sires pacing
colts. Think OF those breeders and deal |
ers who have so courageously faced
The many discouragements OF the last few
years which have so crippled all farm in
iustries, and who have labored on among |
he pessimistic wall OF electric cars, auto |
mobiles and the horseless age and now |
have succeeded in bringing the best mar.
zets OF the world to our own doors, and |
ire ready to pay the highest price for all |
he good horses we can produce.
No one need have any hesitancy about |
raising horses for the next few years as
The demand must increase. Select the |
stallion for the good there is in him, look |
ng for size, heavy bone and muscle, and |
one possessing speed and able to transmit |
Il. Then use good judgment with the |
mare, and look for a fine colt. Feed gen.
srously when old enough to wean; handle |
Early, and at two years old, II you have |
any speed either at trot or pace, your mar !
ket is made.
DEWEY.
The Mirror and Farmer, HERALD AND |
NEWS and Vermont Standard have each |
! column and half editorial in regard to |
he Dewey episode. These papers furnish |
about all the news in this immediate sec.
lion OF Vermont and of course are watched |
with interest. All three papers are issued |
on the same day, so that neither editor |
could know the sentiment of the others, |
but went entirely upon his own convic-
lions and all arrived at the same conclu- |
sion, that there was a woman in the case. |
Nothing strange or mysterious, but IL !
shows a iearlessness in journalism that is |
commended by their numerous readers. |
Democratic Congressman Levy OF New
York, who seems TO be an ardent admirer |
Of Dewey, recently paid the Admiral a
visit and assured him that the drift OF
sentiment was in his favor and growing
every day. He says the old man is much |
encouraged and in a few days we shall
hear more about his candidacy.
The Congressman is free to say that IL
Dewey is elected, the people of this
country can be assured that the great
which now exists under the
present administration, viii continue.
This is a frank admission OF pronounced
Democratic leader, and II true where is
the argument for a changer
Mr.. Levy says bryan should realize the
fact that with Dewey the Democrats will
win, whereas with Bryan and free silver
they cannot" He hopes that Col. Bryan
will conclude to withdraw in favor OF the
only man who can beat VIM. Mckinley.
Uncle George will be given a workout
and fast mile this week in Chicago, and
time may determine whether be starts in
the great race OF il given smother let up.
The Republican party unfortunately are
held accountable by the Democrats for
every III wind that blows and Just now
they see under the meal the hand Of Mark
Hanna IN the Dewey movement to head of
Bryan. Here Is the worst stab OF all, the
idea that money would induce a man to
commit suicide,
What Shall We Have for nassarfl