Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-05-02

The High school ball team was beaten a
Mortified SATURDAY, IL TO s, by the Higl
school nine of tina place. Our Gramma
school boys suffered a like fate at Bethel
the score standing 30 TO 25.
Byron Wakefieldis horse got frightened
by the cars at the Brigham creamery las
Thursday and ran down South Pleasant
street, scattering cans along until it reach
ed Moses stable, where ii stunt BLEED ane
fell, breaking one thin.
Pearl Church of this place, who hai
been attending the Albany Business col.
| lege for the past few months, has, through
the recommendation OF that institution
secured very good position with r.. G.
/ Dunn 4 Co., Albany, n. Y.
/ Mrs. Edna Banister Of Tunbridge. a
/ visitor at n. G. Greene's, was taken quite
I II with heart trouble and her daughter
Mrs. z. G. Ordway, has come TO care for
her. Mrs. Mary Talbert. who had also
been guest there, returned to South Roy
alton yesterday.
The Albany Business college is quite
successful in securing positions for its
graduates. Among the most recent to Sc
cure employment Is Harry G. Phillips of
this place, who has accepted a very good
position with the Lake Mohonk Mountain
House, Lake Mohonk, n. Y.
Rev. W. II. Chidley has declined to re-
consider his resignation as pastor of the
Christian church, at the request OF the
church committee appointed to confer
with him, and will leave here about July
10. He has been asked to consider accent
ing the pastorates OF three different
churches elsewhere.
Henry A, son OF Mrs. Ellen II. English.
died Monday noon, aged 81. The funeral
was held yesterday afternoon, Rev. w. II.
Chidley officiating. Henry's father died
when Henry was but one year old. Except
curing his infancy, when he was as bright
as the ordinary child, he has been without
any mental faculties whatever and a con-
slant and anxious care TO his mother, who
has ministered to him most faithfully
these long years.
The sugar Market reports a very salts
factory business this spring. Supply and
demand are nicely adjusted to each other
and the volume equal TO the capacity OF
the plant to handle. The quality OF this
years product is superior. 1t is thought
the Market will operate all summer.
Alpha Messer, who is at Buffalo getting
the exposition exhibit in readiness. writes
that everything is in a snarl now and it
viii require month to get things in
readiness at the grounds, but that the
affair will be immense.
Tuesday afternoon Misses Hortense
Flint, Helen Alyord and Bessie Bliss, while
returning from a carriage drive to West
Braintree, saw between Joseph Carpen-
ter's and the Branch church what they
thought TO be one Of the many species OF |
panther. Its color was OF uniform |
tawny tint, fading into a beautiful grey
ish-white on the under parts. When first |
seen the animal was coming toward Mr. |
Carpenters where there were some sheep |
grazing beside the road. 1t seemed intent |
on some track. The horse that the girls |
drove, usually very quiet beast, would |
not stand but pricked up her ears, paved |
the ground and was apparently very I'M
easy. They watched the animal for quite |
awhile without being seen. Then one Of |
The girls yawled like cat, at which il /
looked up and seemed very angry. Just
then freight train came along and the
animal started on a trot for the woods.
INTO which it disappeared.