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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1902-03-15

attempts have been made to catch
him, but the cautious coon wriggled
out of everything designed for his
confinement and confined to make
his headquarters below deck. Cham
pion Trapper Lutte Raymond was
finally appealed to and one Of his
box traps got him. The coon has
had the run of the easements under
Wardwell's and Adams stores und
the market during his vacation, sub
s,>tlng only Sn rats and mice as far
as any one knows, and has COM
pletely cleared the territory of these
animals. The coon when cap
tured was in fair condition, but not
SO tame rs he was year ago.
Judge Danforth shifts Il horse race
and speaks good word for Bar
nard. Likewise for The Age, in the
Randolph Herald. He says:
The Spirit of the Age. somewhat noted
as II Vermont turf paper. had in its last
issue cl alenge from X. l.. Adams. Wood.
stocks prominent druggist, to Thomas
Carter of Quechee. The def. ia to trot his
mare. Arelav. against Mr.. Carriers. over
Silver Lake ice for from s25 to 300 side,
Carter To choose the sum. national rules to
govern.
If this race is to he by rule, they have
chosen the right place for the contest. and
if Barnard judges preside, the best horse
will win. With Col. Crockett to stnrt and
Geo. II Kelley, chairman at the finish
every horse will have fair send-off and be
squarcly judged by his performance
Should the ice fail. Mr. Adams offer is
open to the ground as soon as a track can
be decided upon.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-30

for several Years with heart trouble. The
funeral was held at his late residence Sun
day afternoon, Rev. w. f. Allen officiat-
ing. A delegation from George Washing
ton Lodge, F. 4 A. NJ, OF which he had
long been member, attended the funeral
in body. The interment was in the fam
lily lot in Highland cemetery. He left one
son. William j. Tarbell, Jr., OF Mime
apolis, Mimi. who was unable 10 be pres
ent at the funeral.
Senator c. 5. Emery SAYS he is working
eighteen hours a day and seems to be hav-
ing about all he can attend to. He is
chairman of the joint committee on tenn
perance, which consists of 3 members
made up OF nine senator's and sixteen rep
resentatives-and is probably the hardest
worked committee this session. Besides
this, the colonel is a member OF the joint
committee on insurance, chairman OF the
Senate committee on railroads and MEM
Der OF the judiciary committee. Mr.. Mat
tison, our representative, IS a member OF
the House committe on banks, also mem
Der OF the joint committee on revision OF
hills
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-30
BROAD BROOK.

Fly. Snow was in Montpelier Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Goff is in very poor health
tins fan.
Mrs. n. d. Rowland is added to the sick
list.
Mrs. Lewis Bowley is visiting in Wal
pole, \. II.
All remember the social Friday night.
Ladies, bring cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson from South
Pomfret visited at A. c. Gibson's Sunday.
Charles Newell shot a deer Monday
night weighing 1914 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Allen and Miss Morse
spent Sunday at W. $. Aliens.
Mrs. Frank Snow visited Mrs. Charles
Spaulding at Royalton Tuesday.
Lee Holt and family came home Sunday
from Springfield, where they had been to
visit his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crandall OF Wood
stock are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs +. ID. Burke.
Mrs. Emily Paige returned Saturday to
Everett, Mass, after spending the summer
with her son, o. A. Paige.
Mrs. Lyman Allen and Wesson came
home Friday from Boston, where they had
been to visit Ethan Allen.
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PITTSFIELD.

Mrs. Henry Hovey was in Rochester
day last week.
z Mr.. and Mrs. L. 5. Lamb were in Rut-
land Saturday.
The w. c. 7. U. met with Mrs. Roberts
Friday afternoon.
Misses Lucy and Achsah Ranney were
in Rutland Saturday.
Mrs. Emily Davidson has returned to
her home in Elgin, Ill.
Levi Batchelder and wife of Taftsville
spent Sunday in town.
Dr. Mcbride and family spent Saturday
and Sunday in Barnard.
Charles Lee and wife of Jericho visited
at c. o. Aliens recently.
Mrs. Hopkins of Franklin is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. c. +. Noyes.
( Hiram Vose and wife of Lebanon, n. H.,
are visiting at the Nose House.
Mrs. Lizzie Noyes and Mrs. Ford Capen
of Goshen visited in town last week.
Roy and Pearl Holland Of Rutland are
spending short vacation at Frank Dur
KEGS.
Guy Parmenter, who has been living In
Saratoga, n. Y, has moved back here ana
expects to 90 to housekeeping soon.
The Ladies' Aid held a reception and So
ciable at the parsonage last Wednesday
evening in honor of Rev. Frank Roberts
and wife
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-30
RoYALToN.

w. r. Skinner was in Burlington
Wednesday.
The Woman's club will meet with Miss
Doubleday Saturday afternoon at 2;5O
o'clock.
John Denison, Esq, from Denver, Col,
came Saturday, remaining with his father,
Hon. ID. c. Denison, till Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Stearns returned
Monday night from Washington, ID. e,
where they have been for nearly MONTH
The body OF Mrs. James Denison was
brought here Monday from Washington,
d. G., for burial. Mr.. Denison was too Ill
10 come with the remains. Her two sons,
Lindsay, reporter for the New York sun,
and Raw, a dentist in New Hampshire,
came with the body. Rev. c. II. Wells
from Woodstock conducted service at the
home of Miss Alice Denison. Mrs. Deni-
son was a favorite in Royalton, where sne
had. spent many summers. sympathy rs
extended to Mr.. Denison and the sons py
many friends.
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GRANVILLE.

Albert Burgess is visiting friends in
Rochester.
Mrs. r. j. Flint OF Bethel spent few
days in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Hubbard are Wis
iting in Randolph and Warren.
States Attorney Hoar has been spending
few days in town deer hunting.
A corn husking and dance were held at
William Huntley's Friday evening.
Edwin Scott of Barre has been visiting
his parents here for the past few days.
Luther and Fred Kent of Randolph
spent Sunday with their brother, 5. IL.
Kent.
Mrs. r. n. Hemenway, accompanied by
her niece. Miss Marie Chandler, is visit
ing in Bethel.
Miss Lila Hubbard, who is attending
school at Randolph, visited her parents
few days recently.
Miss Mary Briggs has gone to Barre,
where she has a position as clerk in the
Boston Bargain store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kendall returned
from Boston Friday, where they had been
on their wedding tour.
Miss Abbie Hubbard returned to God
dard seminary, Barre, Thursday after
spending few days at her home here.
Miss Florence Kendall has returned
from her trip to Boston, where she has
been taking private lessons in dancing,
and viii soon open aclass in town.
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Randolph Continued.

hunting trip to Roxbury with an antlered
specimen of the herds which roam that re-
gion and found that it dressed 125 pounds.
So numerous are the deer in the sparsely
settled districts of Roxbury that they have
worn paths over the hills and across the
fields, as well marked as though flock Of
sheep had had the run Of the territory.
f. B. I homas, who pitched his camp in
Braintree for the open season, figured IN
rather dangerous case OF mistaken iden-
THY. " lille he was out after game bullet
went past his head in such close proxim-
ity as to almost Craze his cheek. 1t was
too near to a serious accident TO be thor
oughly enjoyable experience, and Mr..
Thomas decided that the open season so
far as he was concerned would be closed
Immediately.
The most astonishing adventure, how
ever. befell local sportsman. who, II Is
said, wandering up Rochester Hollow way,
saw in an adjoining pasture herd OF deer
that he Judged from the numbers must be
a regular roundup. With his rare knowl-
edge of how to approach wild animals he
managed to steal upon them and, having
no gun, actually succeeded in cutting out
OF the herd seventeen bucks which he
started on the keen jump for the road.
With mastery skill he headed them tow
ard the village and had driven them as far
as the School street crossing, when a
laundering freight train came along ana
they scattered TO the four winds, upsettlng
entirely his plan TO march them straight
to the market door. The hunter name Is
withheld lest he stop his subscription.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-30
EAST RANDOLPH.

sylvester Little is able to be around
again.
Mrs. Elmira swan visited relatives in
Cabot lately.
Mrs. Ann Stone of Barre has been visit
at F. l.. PesrsOns'.
Mrs. Mary Granger is caring for Mrs.
Will Austin in Brookfield.
Miss A lice Greayes visited at her home
in BridgewaIer last week.
L. l.. Pearsons and w. e. Sprague are
putting in new water pipe.
A new line of fire proof kettles and
ba kers. The prices are low.
e. f. Lowell has returned from his
hunting trip in New Hampshire. lie
brought back one dear.
II. f. Greaves and Miss Edith of
Bridgewater visited over Sunday at their
sisters, Mrs. II. f. Sprague's.
Y. l.. Allard has returned from his
hunting trip in Sherburne. He got a
buck weighing about 300 pounds.
Mrs. F. G. Sprague had the misfortune
to slip and sprain her ankle last week
Thursday. DR.. Newell attends her.
II is expected that the new pastor
Rev. Mr.. Clark OF sutton, Vt. will speak
next Sunday in the F. w. B. church.
Derrold Whitney has finished work
for c. ID. Osgood and gone down country
Forrie Hood of Chelsea takes his place.
Mrs. Geo. Hackett and son, Lyle, OF
Weatherfeld, who have been visiting
relatives in this place, returned to theii
home last week.
+. w. Holmes of Rutland visited al
IL. l.. Parsons over Sunday. Mrs
Holmes returned with him Monday, aftel
a two weeks visit with relatives here.
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BRAINTREE.

Gideon Angel and wife of Rochester
visited friends here this week.
Miss Eta Richards and Mrs. Julia Davis
are visiting in Warren this week.
Several guests we're entertained at the
Ryder camp the first OF the week.
Frank Thresher recently shot deer
which weighed about $50 pounds.
Miss Iona Morrill, went to Lowell Sat-
urday, where she has employment.
The Spiritualists will have another
meeting next Sunday. Mrs. Holt will
speak.
Mrs. Frank Thresher's daughter, Della,
is home from her school in Northfeid,
quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Durham have re-
turned from a pleasant visit in East
Hampton, Mass.
DIR. Clifford performed an operation on
little Robert Harrington for growth IN
the nose last week.
Ira Battles, an old resident, died last
Thursday. The funeral was at the house
Saturday, Rev. Brown Smith officiating.
Mr.. Elrod and Mr.. Keefe of st. Adams
and l.. G.. Durham of White River juno
tion were among the deer hunters in town
this week.
Miss Elgiva Pratt and Harry Kendall
were married Oct. Is and went TO Boston
on their wedding tour. They have the
best wishes OF their many friends here.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Hannah Calagan is visiting Mrs. Hay
den.
Torrance Calagan of Brookfield called on
friends here Monday.
Mrs. V. !. Spear has been at the old
homestead the past week.
William Reagan, who went on the Bos-
ton excursion, has returned.
Clinton Adams of Post Mills was at his
brothers., j. b. Adams over Sunday.
Bishop Hall viii preach in Grace church
Sunday afternoon at the usual hour.
Henry Washburn, brother Of the late
Levi Washburn, died recently in CalIfor-
mia.
Marshall Banister has so far recovered
that he was able to take a short ride Sum
day.
". L. Hebard, wife and daughter re-
turned Monday from their weeks visit IN
Massachusetts,.
Miss Martha Gilbert has been quite sick
with appendicitis. DIR. Angel attended
her and she has recovered.
James Merrill, who worked for w. l..
Douglass this summer, lost his hand IN
threshing machine recently.
William Graves of Brookfield passed
through here last week with drove OF
steers for Massachusetts, markets.
Mrs. q. W. Patterson, with the two
youngest children, joined Mr.. Patterson
Monday in Hanover to visit his mother
Mrs. Frances Washburn returned from
Burlington Saturday, where she had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Wash
burn Willard.
The Sons Of Veterans. who were to have
held an entertainment last Monday even
ing. postponed It on account of the in
element weather
The Normal resumed has regular work
after a vacation since Thursday, the teach
ers having attended the State Teachers as
sociation at Bellows Falls. The Normal
had fine exhibit OF drawings at the meet
ing which were highly commended.
Mrs Hallingsworth and daughter OF
Boston have been guests at the Maplewood
a short time. Mrs. Hallingsworth was
granddaughter OF Rev. Tilton Eastman,
who was one Of the first pastors OF the
Congl church and lived where w. +.
Washburn now lives. She went away %
years ago and had not been here since till
the present time, when she visited many
scenes of her early childhood.
Dea. Hiram A. Smith died at hIs home in
/ West Rutland, Oct. 21, 1902. He left
wife and two sons. Mr.. Smith was born
I at Randolph Center, Jan. 25, 1895, and was
educated at the Orange County Grammar
school, after which he taught for some
/ time in this vicinity. He went to West
Rutland in 1850 and was superintendent
\ Of the marble quarries for over 80 years.
/ He was active in church and local inter-
ests Was superintendent OF the Cong
Sunday school over 25 years. lie did
much to help the town, opening several
new streets and erecting many buildings.
/ The Masonic grand lodge OF Vermont
/ took charge OF the funeral services, Kill
| lington commandry acting as escort.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-30

The r. II. S. foot ball team was defeated
last Friday afternoon, at McCall.s park,
by the Spaulding High school OF Barre.
This was not one OF the schedule games
but as the Barre school did not keep and
as they were very anxious to play, the
game was arranged.
The Spaulding team comes from town
where there is plenty OF material. plenty
of foot ball spirit and coaches. As
result they have an extraordinary hlgh
school team.
The game was perfectly free from kicks
and from unnecessary roughness. As the
Randolph team was to play a hard
game the next day, they did not play as
hard as they would otherwise. II was a
good, hard game, though, and the boys
are not ashamed of the score OF is to 0 IN
Barrels favor. The feature of the game
was the fine sprint and perfect tackle by
Capt. Goodhart. The team hopes 70
return the game. One thing can be said
of the Barre team, which can not De
said OF every team, and that Is, every
player on the team is gentleman.
The next day, Saturday, the Randolph
bows came out as fresh as ever They
drove to Northiield in the forenoon,
reaching there about noon. The game
was TO be called at three. The boys
were naturally a little stiff. riding SIX
teen miles in such weather, but after ten
minutes hard practice they were in per-
feet condition. They were conndent that
they could win and played for every
point. The Northield team was heavy
team but lacked practice. There was one
time in the first half when the North
fields were gaining their distance but as
they began to near the Randolphs' line
the bows began to play lower and harder
and soon had the ball. In the last part
of the game the Northhelds began to
show that they were out done; they
couldn't have stood it much longer, the
Randolphs were hitting them too hard.
The game ended with the score OF Ran
dolph %, Mortified 0. But, nevertheless,
the Northfields put up a good, hard game
and the Randolphs had to work hard for
every point they gained. Randolphs
backs did fine work, especially Huse,
who would plough through the line with
half dozen men pulling on him. Ranney
put up a much better game than usual.
Goodhar playing couldn't have been
| improved upon, especially when he took
| the ball on kick off and scored touch
down, almost without any interference.
Holman's playing was also fine IN both
games. D v
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-30
SOUTH sTocKRRIpeE.

Mrs. George Edmonds is very sick.
Miss Pearl Davis was home from Bethel
from Friday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Edmonds of Bethel
visited at J. Il. Goddard's Sunday.
Walter Farmer of Boston is on a hunt
ing trip and is stopping with J. S. Davis.
Bert Brehmer and friend, Mr. Raymond,
OF Rutland were at George Mills last sun
day.
George Curtis visited his stepfather,
Carroll Newell, at Charles Boutwell's last
week.
lib. Mills has been confined to his bed
again the past week with bronchitis and
asthma.
Mrs. L. w. Newell and Mrs. Albert
Newell returned from their visit to Boston
Friday.
Leonard spooner Of Worcester, Mass, is
at j. E. Goddards through the deer hunt
ing season.
Gardner Emery Of Bethel and Mr.. Heath
Of Albany, n. Y, were at j. ). Davis
over Sunday.
Mrs. Meri beth browns had the misfor-
tune to nearly sever three toes from her
foot last week with an axe.
Miss Hattie Boutwell,, who had been
spending the summer at her uncle's, En-
nest Packard's, in Hudson Mass, return
ed home last week Friday.
John Boutwell, died at his fathers Mon
day, Oct. %, of pneumonia. The funeral
was Wednesday at u O'Clock in the NJ. f.
church, Rev. Wesley Miller officiating
Interment was in Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
Daniel Wadsworth of Curtice, Ohio, II
visiting relatives and friends OF his late
wife. Cora Larnard Wadsworth, formerly
OF this place. His business here is to erecI
a gravestone for his mother in-law, Mrs
Esther Denny Larnard, in Mt. Pleasant
cemetery.
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eRooKFIELD.

Paterson is making cider, Ula sprague
helping.
Mrs. Horace Kibbee is quite i'll and Dr.
Ellis attends her.
Henry Freeman called on friends here
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Nye and daughter
were in Randolph Thursday.
Preparatory lecture at the Second Cong /
church Friday afternoon at 80 o'clock.
Recently Mrs. Eaton Snow entertained
an aunt, Miss Shannon, from Manchester,
\. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perham visited in
Rvegate, St. Johnsbury and Lyndon last
week.
brand Mrs. E. Z. Ellis were in East
Barre Friday to attend the funeral OF his
niece.
Mrs. May Kibbee is in Lancaster, n. H.,
for two weeks visit with an old school
friend.
Mrs. Moses Penn Of Franklin, n. H.,
came saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. j.
w. Nye.
Mrs. Lula (Sargent) Blake is spending a
two weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Sargent
Rev. r. II. Abercrombie, John Flannery
and Mrs. y. +. Durkee returned from the
Boston excursion Friday.
The Second church preparatory service
will be Friday at 80, and the y. Z. ;. T..
sociable on Thursday evening.
Mas. Sarah (Abbott) Freeman and her
cousin, j. b. Perham, lately visited the old
Abbott place in Piermont, \. ii.
Mrs. Warren Williams and little daugh-
fer recently visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Blaisdell, at East Randolph,
Rov Blanchard has finished work for
Mr.. Richardson and is having short va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Holt.
While A. l.. Follansbee was setting his
telephone poles last Wednesday, he was
quite seriously injured by the falling OF
pole, which confined him to the bed sever
al days.
Mrs. Charles (Favor) Clark died sud
denly in Paris Oct. Goth. She was the
widow of the late Charles HI. Clark OF
Charlestown, Mass, who was brother OF
William c. and Uriel A. Clark.
There will be Halloween party at the
ladies' parlors OF the Second Cong 1 church
Friday evening, Oct. 81. Each one is re-
ouested to bring a sheet and pillow case.
Please bring cake without further solicita-
ton. Cake and coffee will be served.
The many friends in Brooktield OF Geo
Lamson, son of the late John Lamson, re-
gret to hear of his death, which occurred
in Barre Monday night of quick consump-
ton at the home of his sister, Mrs. " y
Goodrich. He was brother of F. p. Lam
SON and was a prominent granite manu-
facturer of Barre.
An entertainment will be given in the
new hall Saturday evening, Nov. s, at
O'Clock under the auspices of the Ran
dolph Center band. Readings will be Civ
EN- by Rev. l.. n. Moody, graduate OF the
| Delsarte College of Elocution and teacher
| of elocutlon. Mr.. Logan will give short
/ funny stories in pantomime. Mr.. Baird.
prominent reader of Randolph Center, VII
I he present. The band will furnish music
/ for the occasion, with a grand march tC
close. Fresh homemade candy viii be OF
/ sale. II the night should be very stormy
/ the entertainment Will be postponed on'
week.
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South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Morris Lamb returned to Boston Satur-
day.
d. c. Jones was able to ride out last
week
Geo. Randall of Exeter, \. H., is visiting
friends here.
Ed. Hope Of this village killed deer in
Sharon Thursday.
John Dutton Of Quechee visited has par
ents here last week.
Joel Phelps sold his farm through the
Galusha agency last week.
Jeffers Richardson OF New York city is
visiting his brother, Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q. Ashley visited his
sisters in Rochester over Sunday.
A. II. Rand was home from Lisbon, n.
III. last week for few days stay.
Mrs. z. J. Fish attended the legislature
at Montpelier during ladies' week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nye have gone to
North Andover, Mass, for the winter.
Regular meeting OF Rising Sun chapter,
No. Y, next week "Wednesday, Nov. D.
Regular meeting of the Sons Of Veterans
will be held next Saturday evening, Nov.
LIST.
W.P. Bowman and wife of Lowell, Mass,
former residents, visited friends here last
week.
There will be no service at the Cong'l
church next Sunday, except the Sunday
school.
Geo. Clogston and son of Massachusetts
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Adams
last week.
James Bingham had COW killed on the
railroad track by the express engine north
Thursday.
Vincent Mason, telegraph operator at
Montpelier junction, was in town Monday
to call ON friends.
j. II. Kent of New York city arrived
here Thursday to close the sale OF his
| farm interests here.
| Mrs. b. II. Tenney received news last
Sunday of the death of her aunt, Mrs.
\ Henry Stoughton, of Otsego, Mich.
/ Robert Waterman sold his farm IN Tun-
/ bridge last week through the Galusha
agency to Mr. Weed of Massachusetts,.
There has been quite an increase in the
/ transfer OF titles TO farms in this vicinity
OF late through the real estate agency here
In the NJ. L. church the pastors subject
Sunday morning will be "Fhe Reproduc-
| tive Power OF Christian Work." evening,
sThe Key OF Life
The rainfall Of Monday, Monday night
and Tuesday was the heaviest of the sea-
SON. The White river overlooked 1T
\ banks. causing considerable damage.
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PETH.

A.. Fits of Roxbury was in town the
last of the week.
Wales Sargent has gone to Granville
to work on wood job
Frank Wood and Edgar Dame OF Ran
dolph were in town the first of the week.
George Nichols of Peth went to Roch-
ester the first OF the week to work on
wood job, where he expects work for the
winter.
Herbert Archer OF Burlington spent
last week with his brother, W. y. Archer,
and spent several days hunting but
reported no deer.