Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-20

Hattie King smith, q; Mrs. L. A. Russ
Miller, II; Mrs. A. {. Bailey, $50; Miss
Mary Flint, $50; Mrs. w. +. Edison, e;
Mrs. n. q. Buck, $50; Mrs. II. M.
Miller, 25c. Mrs. W. $. 5. Buck, 75c.i
Alice NJ. Buck, 50e.; Mrs. X. q. Morton,
Il; Miss Jennie Morton, II 25i Mrs.
son, $50, all Of Randolph Mrs. Oscar
w. stoughton, sl.25; Mrs. W. Bingham,
"a; Ladies Social circle list, $50; Mrs.
w. T.. Webster, -; Miss Della Cloud,
IS; Mrs. Il. F. Watkins, s1.75; Mrs.
Betsey Pike (aged 81, Il; Mrs. 5. Z.
Drew, q; Mrs. j. II Hewitt, sl.75; o. IL.
Goodale, 81 Miss Susan Lamb, u Mrs.
G. NJ. Blake, $50; Mrs. Il. II. Sargent,
IS; Miss Lena Adams, soc all OF SO.
Royalton; Mrs. c. ID. smead, West Brook
| field, q; Mrs. Kate Smith, Roxbury, Toe;
Mrs. Edgar Wiley, Roxbury, II; Sadie
| Wiley, Roxbury, Soc; Mrs. {. u. La
throp, 81; Mrs. o. w. Dickinson. Soc;
ray, $3.50; Mrs. George Poor, &c., Mrs.
Theodore Whore, $40; Mrs VIM.
Lougee, 81; Mrs. G.. T.. Bancroft, 81 Mari
on Donaldson, CSC, Mrs Poland, 81;
Matte Robinson, ri Mrs, v D, McAIlis-
ter, Soc; Mrs. Charles Erskine, "; Mrs.'
q. w. Lynde, 50, all OF Williamstownj
Mrs. j.. j. Steele, Roxbury, Soc; Nj. y.
Curtis, Washington, 49, Mrs. G. 5. Cook,
Granville, $50; Mrs. Geo. Williams,
$3.50; Lizzie spaulding' I5e.i Mrs. Hannah
Spaulding, Soc; Mrs. b. X. Ferris, Soc, all
OF Rox bury; Winniired Foss, Soc. Abbie
Foss, $3.50; Mrs. M. Rutz, Zoe; Miss
Edith Rutz, s1.25; Miss Minnie Rutz,
50c., all OF East Roxbury; Mrs. j. b.
Perham, 75c.; Mrs. l.. l.. stone, &c., Of
Brookfield.
4 ~ RanAplah Mrs
Kate L. Sargent, Granville, s1.50; Mrs. X.
J. Whitcomb, Bethel, 75c.; Mrs. o. W.
Dickinson, az Miss Dora Brockway, -,
OF Williamstown: Miss Hattie j. Smith,
q; j. G. Smith. Doc, OF Roxbury.
Dairy-Geo. Ii. Smith, Brookfield, -,
LIST on print butter; J. NJ. Stone Sons,
e. I'd; also g, LIST on tub butter.
Mrs. b. j.. Williams, Brookield, q;
Mrs l.. l.. Stone, Brookfeld, Soc. Mrs. b.
X. Ferris, Roxbury, 5Oc., on jellies and
preserves.
Food-Miss Julia Williams, Brooktield,
Soc; Mrs. l.. l.. Stone, Toe; Abble Foss,
East Roxbury, II.
dolph, Il on lemon; Willard Sprague,
Williamstown, ~ on apples.
Grain-Willard Sprague, Soc. on OATS
j. c. Smith, Roxbury, soc. on peas; j. j.
Steele, Roxbury, $3.50
Vegetables-J. G. Smith, IS for largest
collection ana . lOr NhtitllSSs Lc1oS
Wakefield, West Brookfield, s125; Norris
Wiggin, Williamstown, sl.25.
NOTES.
The Northfeld band furnished excellent
music.
There was almost complete absence OF
intoxication, or signs OF selling. The
crowds were very orderly.
The only serious accident was that
which befell McPhine, the stallion owned
by II. s. Waterman OF Bethel. After tax
ing second place in the 2:29 class Wednes-
day, il. stun bled, breaking a leg. IL Is
hoped the animal may be saved. II was
taken to Bethel Friday. The report that
the horse caught its foot in hole IN the
track was unfounded. II simply STUN
| bled.
A leading feature OF the Randolph fancy
goods exhibit was the quilt pieced by
Mrs Hattie King Smith, cont lining IA,
400 little squares. Another feature was
pretty and well-executed strawberry CEN
| terpiece, done by Mrs. Rebecca Wells,
| aged 50. big trunk full OF fancy pieces
came from Randolph, and South Royalton
had nice lot. too. Misses Mary Morse
and Alice Buck presided over this depart
/ meut